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Jasmine Pilchard Gosnell is said to be the girlfriend of the now-late Paul Walker. Here are the 5 Fast Facts on Gosnell and her relationship with the star whose death has caused a flood of sadness across the world.
1. Gosnell and Walker Reportedly Broke Up
Gosnell is Paul Walker's last known girlfriend, though the two reportedly ended their relationship in 2011. However, some sources are writing that she is Walker's current flame …
According to the Daily Mail, Walker and Gosnell were very much together when Walker passed. In fact, Gosnell supposedly collapsed when given the sad news of Walker's death.
Devastated girlfriend of Fast & Furious star Paul Walker makes…#MailOnline http://t.co/7OM9ZQjZ4b pic.twitter.com/sbBhxsYAZ1
— Daz (@DazGooner81) December 5, 2013
On Tuesday, December 3, 2013, Gosnell visited Walker's home in Santa Barbara for three hours and looked devastated outside the house. The Daily Mail reports:
Jasmine broke down in tears as she emerged from her silver SUV and was embraced by an unnamed male friend. Pilchard-Gosnell was barefoot and dressed in cuffed skinny jeans and a baggy striped blue hooded sweatshirt.
WATCH: Jasmine Pilchard Gosnell's Emotional Visit to the Walker Home
Paul Walker's girlfriend Jasmine Pilchard Gosnell is, of course, devastated by his death. Here is the video of Gosnell's emotional visit to the Walker home.Click here to read more
2. Walker and Gosnell Had a Large Age Gap
According to Zimbio:
She was around 19 when they dated a few years back. He was 35 at the time.
Some reports state Gosnell was actually 16 when the couple started dating. This can often be a recipe for disaster in a relationship when there is such a big difference in ages, however, the couple apparently dated for several years.
3. The Couple Was Rumored to be Engaged at One Time
Back in 2008, news spread that Gosnell and Walker were engaged, but that news was proven to be false.
4. Gosnell Wasn't Famous Like Walker's Previous Girlfriends
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— Celebrity Facts (@CelebriFacts) December 1, 2013
Walker was a kind-hearted playboy who dated some famous faces in Hollywood, but Jasmine was different. She was not a Hollywood starlet. Zimbio reports Walker's previous relationships stating:
Walker was rumored to date Christina Milian in the early '00s, as well as Jessica Alba. He dated Jaime King around the same time.
5. Some People Are Confusing Walker's Girlfriend with his Daughter
My prayers go to his daughter Meadow Walker
#RIPPaulWalker pic.twitter.com/Jfhc1OC32m
— RIPPaulWalker (@florjb98) December 1, 2013
Yes, Gosnell was on the younger side. In the wake of Walker's death, many are confusing photos of Walker's girlfriend with those of his daughter.
Meadow Walker, Paul Walker's Daughter: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Paul Walker's daughter has lost her father. Read on for details on how Meadow's dealing with this & the loving relationship she shared with her father.Click here to read more
For further news on Walker's tragic death:
WATCH: Paul Walker Fans Catch Porsche Thieves on Video
When the car from Paul Walker's fatal crash was taken away, thieves actually tried to steal some of the wreckage, but Walker fans were there to catch them.Click here to read more
Paul Walker's Cause of Death Announced: Results Are In
Paul Walker's cause of death has been determined. Read on for the details.Click here to read more
Paul Walker's Funeral: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Paul Walker's funeral arrangements are still a bit fuzzy, but we've got all the facts so far and will continue to update you with all the details as they come in.Click here to read more
WATCH: Vin Diesel Speaks at Paul Walker's Crash Site
Vin Diesel breaks his silence since the death of his friend Paul Walker as he speaks to fans at Walker's accident site. You can watch Vin's video here.Click here to read more
PHOTOS: Paul Walker's Deadly Car Crash Pics
Beloved Fast and Furious star Paul Walker has died in a horrifying car crash. These are the photos from the scene ... Brace yourself ... Our hearts break ...Click here to read more
RIP Paul Walker: Pictures to Remember 'Fast & Furious' Star
Fast & Furious star Paul Walker has tragically died in a crash at age 40. Here are the pictures to remember him.Click here to read more
Heartbreaking Photos From the Paul Walker Vigil at Car Crash Site
The site of Paul Walker's death has been filled with fans who have created a vigil for the fallen star. Even Fast & Furious co-star Tyrese came by in tears.Click here to read more
PHOTOS: Fast and Furious – Remembering Brian O'Connor & Dominic Toretto
Paul Walker and Vin Diesel were partners in crime, especially as Brian and Dom in the "Fast and Furious" film series. Have a look at the best photos of the two.Click here to read more
WATCH: Paul Walker's Fiery Fatal Car Crash Caught on Video
Video of footage of Paul Walker's tragic car wreck has surfaced. RIP Paul Walker.Click here to read more
RIP Paul Walker: Remembering the Star's Best Movie Clips
Paul Walker's movies made us laugh, gave us an adrenaline rush, and kept us coming back for more. Let's remember the star in some of his best movie clips.Click here to read more
Paul Walker Dies: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Paul Walker has died tragically in a fiery car crash. Read on for the facts on this horrific news.Click here to read more


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I like Alivia Juliet. Thanks. :-)
I used to have Aubrey Madeline on my list, but then I decided Ava Madeline was more balanced in length. Ava Madeline is just perfect in my opinion. Especially with my hypothetical last name. It's so well balanced. Aubrey Madeline is great, but it's too long with hypothetical ln. Thanks for all the opinions and suggestions. More would be great!! :-)
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More opinions and suggestions would be nice. Thanks. :-)
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Ava Madeline
Love the name Ava. Back in 1996(high school days) this became my favorite girls name because it was the name of my friend's mother. I had never heard it before and fell in love. Flash forward to today and it is one of the most popular names. Breaks my heart.
I say definitely use this one if popularity does not bother you. Wish it didn't bother me!
Emerson Ruby (Emme)
Not a huge fan of Emerson but I too love the nn Emme. Emmeline is my favorite Emme name. Emmeline Ruby sounds lovely!
Other suggestions for nn Emme
Alivia (Ali)
My favorite Ali name is Aliana but I do like Alivia. Love Alivia Juliet!
Alivia Isabel
Alivia Eden
Alivia Colette
Alivia June
Alivia Marin
Alivia Rosalie
Alivia Simone
Alivia Lake
Alivia Maple
Aubrey is cute!
Aubrey Claire
Aubrey Evangeline
Aubrey Louise
Aubrey Corinne
Aubrey Josephine
Aubrey Juliana
Ariana (Ari)
Ariana Rose
Ariana Estelle
Ariana Camille
Ariana Violet
Ariana Willow
Ariana Seren
Everly (Evie)
I would suggest these names for nn Evie
Or use the intials E.V. like
Eliana Violet nn Evie
Elena Vivienne nn Evie
Last edited by lavenderbelle; July 19th, 2013 at 01:15 PM.My little man O.P. arrived June 2015#2 is coming June 2017Maeve Noelle-Violet Anneliese-Arianne Lily-Zoe Annabel-Anna Violet-Elena Odette-Caroline Mae-Ella Paige-Eve-Maren-Sophie-Emilia-Rose-Nora
Finn Jameson-Jack Emerson-Emmett Parker-Miles Alden-Henry Dean-Archer Daniel-Rhys Everett-Brennan Oliver-Cody James-Harrison Fox
For our little lady coming in June, top contenders are: Anna, Ella, Nora, Caroline, Annabel
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"I cannot conceive of a God who rewards and punishes his creatures, or has a will of the kind that we experience in ourselves. Neither can I nor would I want to conceive of an individual that survives his physical death; let feeble souls, from fear or absurd egoism, cherish such thoughts. I am satisfied with the mystery of the eternity of life and with the awareness and a glimpse of the marvelous structure of the existing world, together with the devoted striving to comprehend a portion, be it ever so tiny, of the Reason that manifests itself in nature."
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Damages Available Under A Wrongful Death Suit In Florida
Coping with the loss of a loved one can be devastating and the effects can last a lifetime. The emotional impact can be further exacerbated when a loved one's passing was caused by the wrongdoing of a third-party. "Wrongful death" is simply defined as a death that is caused by the misconduct of another individual or entity. Such misconduct can vary anywhere from the intentional infliction of physical harm to basic negligence. The experienced wrongful death and personal injury attorneys at Rue and Ziffra have found that individuals are sometimes unsure as to what remedies are available to the survivors when a loved one is lost due to a wrongful death.
Initially, the purpose of the Florida wrongful death law is to provide for the recoupment of damages sustained as to each survivor of the deceased. Pursuant to Florida law, each survivor may recover the value of lost support and services from the date of the decedent's injury to her or his death, including interest, along with the present value of the future loss of support and services from the date of death. In determining the value of the loss of support and services, the following factors are given consideration: (1) the survivor's relationship to the decedent; (2) the amount of the decedent's probable net income available for distribution to the particular survivor; and (3) the replacement value of the decedent's services to the survivor. In computing the duration of future losses, the joint life expectancies of the survivor and the decedent and the period of minority (in the case of minor children) are considered. Not to mention, the surviving spouse may also recover for the loss of the decedent's companionship, protection and mental pain and suffering. Minor children of the decedent, and all children of the decedent if there is no surviving spouse, may also recover for lost parental companionship, instruction, and guidance and for mental pain and suffering. Each parent of a deceased minor child may similarly recover for mental pain and suffering. Moreover, each parent of a deceased adult child may likewise receive mental pain and suffering damages so long as there are no other survivors. Further, a survivor who has paid for the deceased's medical and funeral expenses may recover these costs.
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These are great! So bright and cheery! I've linked this one and a number of your other great ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Lets not forget this is a project aimed at children. 🙂 You can worry about color combination if you try it yourself. Great idea and great for recycling!!
I love 'green' art and this is a great recycling project. I have a slightly out-of-whack old workhorse paper cutter that I use for cutting up cardboard boxes for sculptures; I bet I could use it to cut up the cards too. I save my good cutter for paper and precision cutting where I want right angles!
The mosaic is great. I knew someone who also did these mosaic projects.
She was able to get a donation of
sample paint cards from paints stores.
They worked well. Children colored pictures on them.
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Google has developed its own web browser called as "Google Chrome". It is one of the most widely used web browsers and preferred by more than 50% of users. It is user-friendly, and it has an attractive interface. Google Chrome has some additional features, which you might not find in other web browsers.
Ground build up!
Chrome has been built from scratch. The Google web developers emphasized upon having modern, updated, rich in media and extraordinary fast web browsing.
Plug-ins and platform
Google chrome has been built on Web Kit, it also supports android's browser as well as Apple's Safari. It uses Google Gears, a web applications platform/plug-in.
Multiple Tabs
The idea of multiple tabs is super cool, you can open as many tabs and new windows as you want to. This would handle different processes together, JavaScript will be on one tab while images and videos on another. This reduces the load on the memory, makes it reliable and avoid crashing of a site. This helps in resolving the bugs too!
A new JavaScript virtual machine called as V8 all the way from Denmark is used by Google Chrome which makes the browsing faster for users.
– Task Manager
Google Chrome's Task Manager will work with Windows Task Manager, and let you find procedures (plug-ins) that are keeping resources or colliding, and kills the process. You can now directly access the problem instead of closing the tabs.
Is it working faster now? Chrome's Omnibox can support. When you type something in the address bar, Google suggests an auto complete option for a word or sentence not only based on history but the ones which top the search engine list.
This one is on the same level with IE8 and Firefox. You can access anything, view whatever you want to with no cache add-ons or history saving. Go the settings and set privacy accordingly.
Personalized Home Page
Handiness is additionally advanced by a modified homepage with screenshots of the sites you visit most.
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The Boy Scouts Dilemma: When You Love the Local Troop but Hate the BSA's Campaign Against Gays & Its Religious Discrimination
My son is at the age when many of his friends are joining the Cub Scouts. The local scout leader is a friend of ours, a terrific person, and a great dad. Many of the skills the Boy Scouts teach--using a compass, building fires, camping--are good, old-fashioned skills that we'd love our son to learn. But when you join the Cub Scouts, you are joining Boy Scouts of America, and supporting BSA with your dues. And therein lies the problem.
Unless you were hiding underground for the past couple of years, you know that BSA is vocally anti-gay. Not only has the organization ousted beloved lesbian and gay Scout leaders, despite letters of support for the leaders from thousands of parents and kids. The BSA has even gone so far as to say it will not allow gay kids to be members. This is a stance that goes far beyond being out of touch; it is openly cruel.
In recent years, there has been a bold effort on behalf of individuals and organizations all over the country to put an end to bullying. The "It' Gets Better" campaign assures gay kids that it will, one day, get better.
But if you happen to be a Boy Scout or an Eagle Scout, it won't get better until you get older, or choose to quit the Scouts. Because the Boy Scouts and the Eagle Scouts won't have you. This is organizational bullying on a massive scale--the powers-that-be of a longstanding public institution telling gay kids, "We don't like you, we won't have you, there is something fundamentally wrong with you." The message it sends to gay kids is that they are immoral, and that they are deserving of all of the bullying they may receive.
The BSA's public declaration of disdain for gays is all the more offensive in light of the fact that the organization has a record of protecting paedophiles. As yesterday's LA Times article reports
A Los Angeles Times review of 1,600 confidential files dating from 1970 to 1991 has found that Scouting officials frequently urged admitted offenders to quietly resign — and helped many cover their tracks.
Through silence, the organization for decades allowed paedophiles to continue hurting children. Meanwhile, it deems gays parents to be a bad influence on children. It's a twisted logic that allows persons who are known sex offenders to have close contact with children while waging a public campaign against individuals who have done nothing but serve their Scout troops honorobly.
In July, the BSA made a point of reaffirming its ban on gay leaders and members. The Girls Scouts has wisely gone the other direction, making inclusion a core principle. The USA Today editorial, Boy Scouts' Anti-Gay Policy Teaches Wrong Lesson, makes a salient point:
...as the U.S. military figured out, an organization dedicated to integrity, teamwork and leadership benefits by being inclusive. Instead, the Boy Scouts of America has thrown its lot with a dwindling band of groups that place a higher premium on discrimination.
We all know to teach our children to be kind. We all know to love them and nurture them. We know to provide a safe and secure home environment, as well as a safe and welcoming social environment. We know our children need time to play, time to learn, and time to just be kids. We all know how important it is to teach our children to respect people who are different from them, people who are of a different religion or race, or of a different opinion. Most of us, in this day and age, would not dream of belonging to a country club--or any other club--that does not allow members of a certain race or religion.
A few months ago, my son asked me what "gay" meant, when he heard the word on the radio, and, in the interests of simplicity, I told him it means "when a girl like-likes a girl as a girlfriend, or a boy like-likes a boy, as a boyfriend." Because, being 7, he may not know anything about sex, but he does know the difference between "like" and "like-like." He said, "What's wrong with that?"
"Nothing," I said.
"But why are they talking about it?" he asked. In his innocence, in his natural childish tendency to be accepting, he couldn't fathom why anyone would be bothered by someone else "like-liking" whomever they chose.
Fortunately, my son hasn't expressed any great desire to be in the Cub Scouts. He doesn't like the uniforms, and that may be enough to curb his interest for a while. It also helps that he spends loads of one-on-one time with his dad, so it's not like he's missing out on any father-son time by not being in the Cub Scouts. It would be much more difficult if he was begging me to join. My husband, for his part, isn't budging on this one. To him, the issue is too important, the message to kids too huge: you don't join a club that won't have your friends as a member.
We don't actually think this is the time to tell our son that some people hate gays. Why introduce a concept that is morally unfathomable to him at this age? We also don't need to tell him just yet that there are some people, including the leadership of the BSA, who despise his dad for his religious beliefs (see below). For now, we've just explained to our son that the Boy Scouts is a club that "doesn't let kids in that they don't like, and if they don't like a parent, they won't let that person be a Scout Leader." He thought that wasn't very nice. We left it at that. Thank goodness for those uniforms.
Boy Scouts and religious discrimination: There happens to be another group that is unwelcome in the Boy Scouts of America: atheists. Which would preclude my husband, a devoted dad and an upstanding citizen who has served his country for 17 years, from being a Scout leader. So the obvious question for our son, should it ever come up, would be: do you want to join a club that wouldn't have your dad as a member?
In addition to excluding atheists, the Boy Scout denies "Religion and Life" badges to kids whose religion does not square with the BSA's anti-gay policies. The badges are given to "designate proficiency in the tenets of a Scout's faith." This editorial notes that BSA has banned Unitarian Universalists from awarding these badges. Will it also ban the award of Religion and Life Badges to Reform Jews, who have "adopted formal resolutions endorsing civil rights for gays and lesbians"?
- Would you allow your son to join the Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts?
- If your son is a Scout, how to you talk to him about the organization's discrimination, or do you feel he is too young to learn about it?
- Are you working to change the Scouts from the inside out? If so, I'd love to hear your story!
Michelle Richmond
New York Times bestselling author of The Year of Fog
Founder of Fiction Attic Press, blogging at Sans Serif
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FASPE was a truly amazing and life altering experience; intellectually stimulating and
emotionally involving. FASPE should be mandatory for all law students.
(Zachary Shapiro, 2015 Law Fellow)
The twelve day trip was only the beginning. My FASPE experience--the
intensive dialogues and lifelong connections with ethically-minded peers--will
stay with me throughout my legal career. (Rose Carmen Goldberg, 2014 Law Fellow)
FASPE Law is an intensive two week fellowship program that examines the moral responsibilities and professional duties of legal practitioners, lawyers and judges in extreme as well as more routine situations. The Law Fellows study historical, philosophical, theological, and cultural texts related to Nazism and the Holocaust, building the context for the discussion of contemporary ethical issues.
During the program, Fellows participate in workshops led by legal scholars and hear guest lectures from leading law faculty. The following items outline the thematic framework of FASPE:
The goal of FASPE is to provide students, through the exploration of these issues and visits to Holocaust sites, with new insights that will help them tackle problems of moral reasoning in their future careers.
Piloted initially in 2009, a total of 93 law students have participated in the FASPE Law program. A new group of 12-15 Law Fellows will be chosen through a national application for the 2017 program.
The FASPE curriculum for Law Fellows was developed with the assistance of Professor Anthony Kronman, former Dean of Yale Law School, and Eric Muller, the Dan K. Moore Distinguished Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Development University of North Carolina School of Law. The initial program in 2010 was led by Professor Kronman and Amos Friedland, of Quinn Emanuel. Professor Robert Burt, the
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Our program has been successful and inspiring. Responses from FASPE Law Fellows have included:
"FASPE is an incredible, life-changing experience. I've had some of the most stimulating discussions in my law school career with FASPE and I only wish that every law student in the States could go." - Johnston Chen, New York University
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"My conversations with the facilitators and other students were wonderful and intellectually stimulating…. It was a life-altering opportunity which I am grateful to have had." – Allison Heaney, Duke University
"One of the best educational experiences I've ever had." – Keerthika Subramanian, Yale University
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Iran is headed by an egomaniac whose is in love with the sound of his own voice, one that nonstop proclaims the power of his nation. As President Ahmadinejad refuses to listen to reason, he simply encourages those seeking war to pursue their intemperate and mad plans for war. At a Meet The Press TV appearance, Admiral Mike Mullen, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, responded with a firm, "yes" when asked if the United States has a plan for military action if Iran secured nuclear weapons. "I hope we don't get to that, but it's an important option" for future action. He admitted being extremely concerned if the US reached the point where he had to unleash military attacks on Iran over nuclear weapon use. Mullen warned viewers that such action "would have unintended consequences that are difficult to predict in an incredibly unstable part of the world." Boy, you could say that again.
Reality is Iranian clerics have allowed a wild man to run the country while they sit back and read the Koran while focusing on important issues about stoning a woman who walks in the street with a strange man.


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Heads Are Gonna Roll is to be played at maximum volume, according to the six guys who make up the band: Ariel Rechtshaid (lead vocals, guitar, synth), Louis Castle (backing vocals, trumpet), Rich Zahniser (trombone, moog, farfisa, keys), Danny Rukasin (trombone), James Bairian (bass), and Kyle Briggs (drums, percussion). And hey, these boys are pretty funny. The cover of Heads Are Gonna Roll features four album covers "never coming to a store near you!" Each is complete with sweet comments such as the one to Let's Party with the Hippos Vol. 2: "An even bigger flop than Volume 1. This is just awful."
There is a lot of red, white, and blue boy angst and self-negating humor in these tracks, plenty for everyone. Take "Wasting My Life," for example: "Something in the way she said for me to get away / I'm in love." There is also "Struggling," which features lyrics like "You think that you're so smart / You're just as dumb as I am." Other songs like "Lost It," "All Alone," and "Pollution" are needy straight boy songs to cruel women. Then there's Annie, the lucky girl, who fills a boy's mind when he's "on the can" in "Thinking." Let's not forget the evil Paulina, who has a song named after her that includes the following pro-feminist line: "Girls and other surface things do mean a lot to me." Ah, boys. There is a super sugar cover of Burt Bacharach's "Always Something There To Remind Me," though, which can't help but be somewhat redeeming.
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The music is definitely upbeat. There are honey harmonies, good bass riffs, and some mighty solid guitar and ska horn work. Some of the tunes are kind of pleasantly reminiscent of Elvis Costello, Oingo Boingo, and The Cars. The Hippos aren't too good with the ladies, but they do produce tunes you can dance to.
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There was plenty of heat in the kitchens at Old Billingsgate last night as forty-six chefs whipped up a storm to raise money for Action Against Hunger. Among the 600 guests were singer Sophie Ellis Bextor, designer Salvatore Ferregamo and Stereophonics singer Richard Jones.
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Both "Museum" and "Upstairs Downstairs" come from Blaze. The cover suggests yet another embarrassing beat band's attempts to respond to The Beatles's Sgt Pepper but, with the exception of "Museum" and the "Taxman" bass lines of "Moonshine Man" it's mostly British invasion-styled pop tunes.
With Mickie Most producing (and providing the Donovan connection), The Hermits recorded their best set yet. "Ace, King, Queen, Jack", written by Peter Noone and new Hermit Peter Cowap, is just one of the highlights. Though critically acclaimed, Blaze was shockingly never released in the UK and the Hermits failed to turn the corner into the psychedelic era. Blaze is out of print but collectors can find it.


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The rainy weather Thursday didn't stop some people from seeing the future of Waldo Road. About thirty people were at the Florida Design Community Center where they heard recommedations architects have for the redevelopment of the East Gainesville corridor road. WCJB's Gavin Johnson reports, not everybody wants a complete overhaul .
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Gy÷rgy Kurtßg wins 2006 Grawemeyer AwardHungarian composer Gy÷rgy Kurtßg has won composition's most prized award, the 2006 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition for his æģconcertanteģÆ for violin, viola and orchestra, premiered in 2003.
The award, worth $200,000, is given annually by the Grawemeyer Foundation for a work that makes an outstanding contribution to the field of musical composition.
æģconcertanteģÆ was commissioned by the Leonie Sonning Foundation of Copenhagen and was premiered in September 2003 by violinist Hiromi Kikuchi and violist Ken Hakii accompanied by the Danish Radio Orchestra under Michael Schonwandt. Since then, the 25-minute score has been performed in Austria, France, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the USA.
In æģconcertanteģÆ Kurtßg has invented a sophisticated formal concept that holds characters ranging from æquasi silenceÆ to ferocious asymmetry in a sensitive equilibrium. The prize announcement describes how KurtagÆs ōorchestra is used to full advantage but without overshadowing the role of the soloists. After ranging through many changes of mood, tempo and texture, from intimate to violent, the final section is mysterious and ambiguous.ö
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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:07am
We here in Baltimore were mostly spared from the fall out of Superstorm Sandy, but much of the Northeast got pummeled, meaning many of our readers are likely struggling to get things back to normal. So this week, we give a nod to the New York area, while also checking in on what's happening in the South, out West, and at a few stops in the Mid Atlantic.
Matt Kinnear (@MattKinnear)
Southern lacrosse — I'm writing from a Panera Bread in Naples, Fla., just a few hours away from the second day of the Paradise Shootout. It seems my entire fall has been focused on the South. Being here in mid-80 degree weather makes me realize why the sport is taking off here — Weather.com tells me it's currently 47 degrees in Baltimore. Also, seeing young kids playing makes you realize how much the game is taking off; I grew up in Baltimore and didn't pick up a stick until high school. I've been involved the past month with assembling the Division II content for the upcoming Face-Off Yearbook. A recurring theme in that is the growth in the South, where there are a lot of Division II schools with the game (and some more rumored to be on the way). The expansion of the DII tournament will benefit the South immensely. There are already teams — like my current neighbor a few hours north in Tampa — that have made an impact in DII. And while all of them won't be powerhouse lacrosse programs in DII or DIII or DI, they're still giving young lacrosse players something to aspire to. And, after a discussion with a staff member at second-year Piedmont, lacrosse is giving young kids another avenue into affordable education. Growth is good for all of us. Check IL.com this week for a more in-depth look at this in DII.
John Jiloty (@jjiloty)
The Richmond Spiders - Yet another coaching search that allegedly wasn't going that smoothly for a while, but ended up very positively. Dan Chemotti was a highly sought after assistant this summer during the coaching carousel, and wound up somewhat surprisingly staying at Loyola after their national championship. His name didn't initially surface during the early stages of Richmond's coaching search, but he wound up taking the job last week. Chemotti wouldn't have taken the job if it wasn't an attractive position with a lot of upside, so Richmond clearly is committed to making their men's lacrosse program a national contender - and that's great to see.
Terry Foy (@TerenceFoy)
Shane Whittle - When Casey Vock told me he was sending a few old sticks to get refurbished, I kind of brushed it off. When he brought these back, my jaw nearly hit the floor. As a guy who's tried his hand at different woodworking projects, I've got to give a lot of respect to someone who so meticulously brings out the shine of decades old wood, then meticulously restrings accurate (at least by my untrained eye) pockets using authentic materials. Really awesome idea and execution.
Danielle Bernstein (@DaniBernstein)
Penn Women's Lacrosse - I had the opportunity to catch up with Penn coach Karin Brower Corbett at the end of last week. Since I didn't have a chance to catch Penn in action this fall, it was very insightful to talk with Corbett and hear about how the team fared this fall. First and foremost, the Quakers are healthy, which is really all you can hope for coming out of fallball. I think one of the underrated stories through the Ivy League race last season was just how beat up they were — Penn was missing midfielders Lindsey Smith and Tori Bensen and top defender Lydia Miller, all of whom are back this season. They also picked up a pretty big transfer in goalie Lucy Ferguson, who had an outstanding rookie campaign for William & Mary last season. All that combined with a strong freshman class who Corbett says could make immediate contributions point to things looking up for the Quakers entering the offseason.
Geoff Shannon (@Geoff_Shannon)
Adrenaline Teams - The West Coast once again represented in style this past weekend here on the East Coast. Down in Florida, the Adrenaline Tropics won this year's Paradise Shootout, taking on a long line of competition before snagging a 9-6 win over the MD Rough Riders in the final. Meanwhile, their younger teams continued to showcase exceptionally, playing hard this past weekend at the Terrapin Fall Classic against some of the East's best club teams, good depth at both the older and younger levels on display. Looking forward to the annual IL trip to Cali this winter for a closer look.
Zach Babo (@ZachBabo)
The Resolve of the Tristate Area – I know it doesn't have anything to do with lacrosse, but as someone who grew up and lived pretty much the first 25 years of my life in New Jersey, the fall out from Sandy has been constantly on my mind as I check in with friends and family in the area. I never thought I would see NYC look the way it does now. My parents in West Jersey have been without power for more than a week. The towns I used to go to down at the shore have been devastated. Hoboken, N.J., a city I called my home for three years before moving to Baltimore, was sacked by rain and river (both of my former apartments were in the flood zone), and the stories I've heard from friends were harrowing. But yet the area keeps chugging along. People are fiercely trying to get back to work. They are making do with what they have for now. And for every story of a fight breaking out at a dry gas station or looters ransacking a store, I have heard three more of neighbors helping neighbors, business giving out services and food to the community, and outsiders sending in money and supplies. So yeah, I guess while I can't quite call those dealing with the fall out of Sandy winners, I'm giving them the nod on this one anyway.....they could use it.
Casey Vock (@cvock)
Virginia – There's a lot that still has to happen before I'll start predicting what he'll do in a Cavaliers jersey, but the Cavs got a huge verbal commitment from Zed Williams — a player I've known for a few years now, having tracked his progress toward breaking Casey Powell's New York State career points record (553, now 554 with a new name next to it). It's tremendous news on its face for Dom Starsia's program. However, I strongly feel this places the onus on the Virginia coaching staff to make sure this kid can have a successful career in Charlottesville, which is quite a distance from the young man's home reserve. That's not limited to his college career — box lacrosse is near to his heart and he's told me he plans to play for the Six Nations Rebels until his junior eligibility is used up (looks like he can up until he turns 21). We hear a lot about another elite program "dropping the ball" with Iroquois recruits, and this player in particular. I don't see that as the case, as Iroquois recruits — no question, some of the most talented around — are a bit more unique than many can understand and they bring with them the necessity for a different coaching approach, both on and off the field. What people hear and what happens behind the scenes are often not the same thing. That being said, it will be interesting to see how Zed is used on the field at Virginia. This is a win for the Cavs. I'm not sure how much there was to really lose for another program, as the kid's heart appeared set on Virginia from the start and he had the best offer from that school. This can be an even bigger victory down the road depending on how well he becomes acclimated to the environment down there.
Matt Kinnear (@MattKinnear)
People who disrespect refs — I won't name names, but I saw some players drop some F-bombs on refs this weekend and in general disrespect them. Yes, they get calls wrong — sometimes very much so. But that's not the point. They're in charge. If you ever have been near a ref after the game or at halftime, they take their jobs very seriously and hold each other accountable. This also goes for people who don't choose their words wisely when talking about the new rules. The refs aren't dealt the greatest hand with these new rules — don't blame them if there are some growing pains.
John Jiloty (@jjiloty)
Syracuse - The Orange lost out on a stud midfielder from Western New York when Zed Williams committed last week to future ACC-rival Virginia. Many assumed the New York high school scoring record-holder would choose Syracuse, but the Cavaliers swooped in and landed just their second Native American player under coach Dom Starsia, who spent time when he was younger playing box lacrosse on the Akwesasne Reservation with close friend Dave White. Williams is big, athletic and versatile; Inside Lacrosse's No. 5 Young Gun senior is somewhat raw but he'll make a big impact in Charlottesville.
Terry Foy (@TerenceFoy)
Whoever Loses Chemotti's Replacement - There are several reasons that Loyola can mitigate the loss of Dan Chemotti to Richmond: they return a veteran group offensively, head coach Charley Toomey and assistant Matt Dwan have been together for years and, perhaps most importantly, they'll likely attract a quality candidate as they come off a national championship and Loyola has a reputation for being a good place to work. Not only that, but there are obvious candidates across the landscape — two recent alums that coach offense at DI schools immediately jump to mind, and there are other options out there, as well. But however it works out, the likelihood is that whichever program provides Chemotti's replacement is not going to be as prepared to weather the November loss of a top-level assistant.
Danielle Bernstein (@DaniBernstein)
CU Football - I went down to DC to watch the Stanford-CU game with the CU alumni chapter there. We lost 48-0, the first time CU has been shut out in my lifetime. Each week, this team finds a new way to hit an all-time low, and I think I realized how much of a laughingstock this program has become when an Ole Miss fan came up to our group and said, "Man, I felt bad for the Oregon Duck last week! I thought he was gonna die with all those pushups he had to do!" It's a tough time to be a CU football fan... Get me to basketball season!
Geoff Shannon (@Geoff_Shannon)
National Media - As a member of said media, I tend to be sympathetic to the ebb and flow of how the national media puts together their coverage. However, the disparity between the current TV coverage of the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and what I hear on the ground, especially through some of our lacrosse friends in places like New Jersey and Long Island, is worrisome. Yes there is a national election, but you'd almost forget a storm hit watching some of the evening news (which I've stopped watching on a regular basis but still turn to in times of major crisis for the latest updates. This I may stop doing. Internet sources from NYTimes to Facebook have been more thorough). I lived through the affects of Hurricane Katrina, and I know the devastation from that level of a catastrophe will linger months and years after the initial storm hit. Hopefully those stories will continued to be told thoroughly. Those who care need to keep them to it.
Zach Babo (@ZachBabo)
NYC Marathon Runners – (I know it's not lacrosse, but the cross over with the fitness community is apparent.) It's a shame when apolitical events get politicized, but that seemed inevitable with the NYC Marathon this week coming so quickly on the heels of the biggest natural disaster to hit the Tri-State area in more than 100 years. I understand arguments on both sides – As a country, and New York particularly as a city, we like to embrace the "get back to work" ideal as much as possible, so holding an event of this scale helps show the city getting back to business and showing it's resiliency. The Marathon could have helped fortify that resolve and hope, as well as potentially generate some positive press and revenue for the city. But NYC is still reeling from Sandy, with much of the outerboroughs still in shambles as they wait to have power restored, gas available, services returned, and just some peace of mind. There is already a call for more police in many neighborhoods as stories of looting begin to emerge, so diverting any emergency personnel away from those areas to help on the race, and taking sanitation crews away from clean up to instead prepare for a marathon, is not going to go over well. In the end I think Mayor Bloomberg et al. did the right thing by canceling it, and I hope whenever it is run (even if it is next year) runners get to soak in and celebrate the greatest city in America yet again.
And in another great example of people spitting in the eye of this storm, a handful of people improvised and ran their own marathon anyway.
Casey Vock (@cvock)
Anyone who hasn't thanked his or her lucky stars after last week – Probably don't need to expand on this. I hope everyone who came out of last week unscathed takes time to be thankful for all they have, all that was not lost, the people around them that they love, their families, their friends — not everyone has all that they started with at the beginning of last week. I do, family and friends included, and for that I am very grateful.


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The schoolgirl allegedly abducted to France by her teacher today told a jury she had threatened to kill herself unless they fled together.
The teenager, then just 15, said she was "insistent and adamant" that she was going to run away.
She said she was panicking with worry that her maths teacher Jeremy Forrest, 30, would get into trouble over their sexual relationship.
"I was also worried that if he did, I didn't know what I would do," she told Lewes crown court. Did that mean suicide or self harm? asked defence counsel Ronald Jaffa. "Yes," she replied. She intended to run away, alone if necessary.
"I was very determined and once I get an idea into my head nobody is going to stop me, even Jeremy," she said.
The girl, now 16, added that on the day she disappeared "I didn't know what to do, I was desperate, I had some suicidal thoughts". She smiled towards the dock as she entered court and continued to send smiles in her former lover's direction as she testified. Forrest smiled back.
The girl told how Forrest had tried to help her when her mother was splitting up from her stepfather and had found herself a new boyfriend. Her mother became pregnant and the girl said she showed no interest in her daughter's education.
At 14 she had fallen in "with the wrong crowd" and was in trouble at school but with Forrest's help her attendance and schoolwork improved, she said.
The court has heard how her crush on him developed into kissing in the classroom before staff and pupils arrived and then sex in hotel rooms and his house.
With rumours sweeping their Eastbourne school, the police arrived at her home and took away her mobile phone.
She feared they would discover her relationship with Forrest and also her past drug taking — which she was convinced would lead to her mother throwing her out of the house.
"I was desperate," she told the jury. "I told Jeremy I was running away, I had packed a bag and my passport.
"I was very assertive and I told him I was expecting him to do something. I said: 'I don't expect you to come with me, I just want want you to know.' But I meant I was expecting him to come with me. He was very shocked.
"He tried to persuade me not to run away. He didn't want to take me anywhere but I was insistent and adamant I had to go."
Forrest, of Petts Wood, has pleaded not guilty to child abduction last September. The case continues.
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its better to control this sort of thing on a web server level via the .htaccess file simply for the sake for speed. try the following (you can add user agents to your hearts content),
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Windows CE" [NC,OR] #Windows CE and Pocket PC RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "NetFront" [NC,OR] #PalmSource WebBrowser 2.0 RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Palm OS" [NC,OR] #Eudora Web Browser for Palm RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Blazer" [NC,OR] #Handspring Blazer Browser RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Elaine" [NC,OR] #RIM Devices RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "^WAP.*$" [NC,OR] #WAP Browsers RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Plucker" [NC,OR] #Plucker Offline download client RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "AvantGo" [NC] #AvantGo Service RewriteRule ^index.php http://www.yourdomain.net/pda.php [L,R]
Just want to say thanks for all of your help, I thought I was losing it I believe the issue has to do with a embedded font that was corrupted. I've uploaded a modified .SWF if anyone can verify that its working on a German / UK keyboard it would be greatly appreciated!It's fixed here
THANKS !!! Such a great relief to get this thing figured out, couldn't have done it without the feedback from this forum.
Just want to say thanks for all of your help, I thought I was losing it I believe the issue has to do with a embedded font that was corrupted. I've uploaded a modified .SWF if anyone can verify that its working on a German / UK keyboard it would be greatly appreciated!
@doru I embedded the font solely to have control over anti-aliasing in the input fields as you would have in a static field.
'öäüÖÄÜß' and '@' not working.
Have you embedded the letters in the textfield?Edit: On a german keyboard …
The text field has all uppercase, lowercase, numerals, and punctuation embedded. I'm starting to think that you're right though and it may be due to some sort of corrupt font issue. The odd thing is that I embedded Arial, which is pretty universal, solely to have control over anti-aliasing. Do you know if you have Arial on your PC? Thanks so much for your help!!!
Hi All,
I seem to have gotten myself in a bit of a conundrum with international keyboards and I have no way of pinpointing the problem. I released a contact form here, http://activeden.net/item/polished-contact-form-realtime-validation/53793, but have gotten several complaints from international users about not being able to type certain characters. Specifically once member stated he couldn't type the '@' symbol or '.'
As the parsing is not done on a keystroke level and there is nothing that would inhibit anyone from typing any character this has me deeply confused. I've tried to research the topic and can't find any information on similar situations. If anyone could shed light on this it would be a HUGE help.
this appears to have something to do with permalinks. while testing i had clean urls enabled and the problem was fixed by disabling them. i have no idea why this worked but will by trying to figure out a work around for use w/ clean urls.
hi all,
i'm currently using iepngfix from twinhelix in a wordpress theme i'm working on and the fix works perfectly for the home page. the strange thing is that for every subsequent page the fix doesn't load / work. has anyone ever experienced this?
the font in question is tahoma but is supported by a font stack. the mac in question was a new mbp but i have yet to test it on other macs. while testing in safari on the same mbp everything rendered perfectly.
hey all,
i've been cross browser testing a new site and it renders identically across the board in ie 6 / 7, firefox, and safari. my only problem seems to be that while the fonts render perfectly on the firefox (pc) on the mac version the font drops about 2.5 pts. I've never run into this problem but I'm sure one of the css wizards on here can help me out. Thanks!
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This post is part of a series on morality and mathematics. If you're not into timeless conceptions of physics, you should probably check out the other posts first.I'm swear at some point I'm going to finish up with the sight metaphor and get back to some of the posts I had planned, but in the comments of one of yesterday's posts, Hendy brought up one idea I really want to address.Hendy said: Essentially, we seem to have honed in on what humans value and made systems that support those a … [Read more...]
One last look at sight
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On what evidence?
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This post is part of a series of responses to the comments on my ongoing series on math and morality. You can check out previous posts in this series here.So having spent one post answering questions using my sight metaphor, I'm going to move away from it in this round of answers. (Remember, as George Box said, "Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful.").Eitan said: [M]orality is clearly quite different than EVERYTHING else we know. If there were objective values, they w … [Read more...]


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are Advance Directives?
"Advance directive" is a general term that refers
to your oral and written instructions about your future medical care, in the
event that you become unable to speak for yourself. Each state regulates the
use of advance directives differently. In
Connecticut, there are two types of advance directives:
These directives may be used separately or in combination with each
other. If they are used together, it is
important to state which one will take precedence if they seem to conflict. They are defined as follows:
Will: A living will is a document that states your wishes
regarding any kind of healthcare you may
receive. Should you be in a terminal condition or permanently unconscious, the living
will can also tell your physician whether you want "life support
systems" to keep you alive, or whether you do not want to receive such
treatment, even if the result is your death. A living will goes into effect only when you
are unable to make or communicate your decisions about your medical care.
of Healthcare Representative: A healthcare representative is a person whom
you authorize in writing to make any and all healthcare decisions on your
behalf, including the decision whether to withhold or withdraw life support
systems. A healthcare representative does not act
unless you are unable to make or communicate your decisions about your medical
care. The healthcare representative will make decisions on your behalf based
on your wishes, as stated in a living will, or as otherwise known to your healthcare representative. In the event your
wishes are not clear, or a situation arises that you did not anticipate, your
healthcare representative will make a decision in your best interests, based
upon what is known of your wishes.
Must I have an advance directive?
No. You do not have to make a
living will or other type of advance directive to receive medical care, or to be
admitted to a hospital, nursing home, or other healthcare facility. No person
can be denied medical care or admission based on whether they have signed a
living will or other type of advance directive.
Why should I consider having an Advance
directives give you a voice in decisions about your medical care when you are
unconscious or too ill to communicate, or if you lose decision-making
capacity. As long as you are able to
express your own decisions, your advance directives will not be used, and you
can accept or refuse any medical treatment. But if you become seriously ill, you may lose
the ability to participate in decisions about your own treatment. Advance Directives help your healthcare
provider and loved ones know what your wishes are about treatment, and decide
what care you would or would not want if you are unable to speak for
yourself. They may help to provide your loved ones with peace of
mind about decisions they may have to make on your behalf.
Who can I name as
my healthcare representative?
following persons cannot be named your healthcare representative:
Other than these restrictions, you can name anyone you feel
is appropriate to serve as your healthcare representative. Of course, you should speak to the person whom
you intend to name and be sure of his or her willingness to serve and to act on
your wishes. It is most important that
you select someone who will listen to your goals of care, and be able to carry
out your wishes for you if you are unable to communicate them for
What should I discuss with my healthcare representative and healthcare provider?
In many cases, an Advance Directive is only as good as the conversation that surrounds
it. That is why it is important that you
talk to those people who are likely to be involved in decisions about your care, such as your appointed healthcare representative, healthcare provider,
pastor, friends, and family. Topics for discussion might include:
"When I think of serious illness, what concerns me most is
. . . " or "When I think of serious illness, what is most important to me is . .
. "
"My most important goals and values are . . . "
"If my family needs to make decisions about my medical care, I would want them to take into account. . ."
"These are situations under which I do or do not want
life-prolonging interventions. . . "
"Near the end of life I want to be treated . . . "
"If my Living Will and Healthcare Representative disagree,
priority should be given to. . ."
I am currently
healthy. Why do I need an Advance
The best time to fill out an
Advance Directive is when you are healthy. Discussions of goals of care and wishes for treatment are able to be
more objective and free from emotional distress. It may be helpful to view an Advance
Directive in the same way we view life insurance: we should have it in
case we need it in order to help provide for and comfort our loved ones
regarding decisions they have to make regarding our care. It can be a gift of greater peace of
After signing an Advance
Directive, to whom should I give copies?
You should consider making copies of your Advance Directive for your personal
records, your family, your physician, your attorney, your healthcare proxy, and your alternate healthcare proxy. Have additional copies ready to take with you
when you require hospitalization or other care, as your healthcare providers
will need a copy for your medical record. You should keep a list of persons to whom
you have given a copy of your Advance Directive so that if you later change it
or revoke it, you may collect the copies.
Do I need a lawyer to create an advance
directive?No. You do not need a lawyer to create an advance directive. However, you must sign the document in the presence
of two witnesses in order for the advance directives to be valid. The
witnesses then sign the form.
After I complete an advance directive, can
I revoke it?
Yes. You can revoke
your living will or appointment of a healthcare representative at any time. A
living will can be revoked either orally or in writing. If you sign a new
living will, it may revoke any prior living will you made. However, to revoke
your appointment of a healthcare representative, you must do so in writing
that is observed and signed by two witnesses in order for the revocation to be
valid. Remember whenever you revoke an advance directive to tell your physician
and others who have copies of your advance directive.
Francis Hospital and Medical Center is a Catholic hospital. Will my Advance Directive be honored?
Advance Directives are a way to
promote human dignity and safeguard patient autonomy. In following the Judeo-Christian Tradition, as
well as the Ethical and Religious
Directives for Catholic healthcare Services (5th ed.), Saint
Francis Hospital and Medical Center recognizes "the
truth that life is a precious gift from God has profound implications for the
question of stewardship over human life. We are not the owners of our lives
and, hence, do not have absolute power over life. We have a duty to preserve
our life and to use it for the glory of God, but the duty to preserve life is
not absolute, for we may reject life-prolonging procedures that are insufficiently
beneficial or excessively burdensome." As
such, "the free and informed judgment made by a competent adult patient
concerning the use or withdrawal of life-sustaining procedures should always be
respected and normally complied with, unless it is contrary to Catholic moral
teaching." (ERD #59)
An individual has a moral obligation to
accept appropriate or "ordinary" care, but does not have an obligation to
accept or continue "extraordinary" care.
Ordinary care is defined as care that provides reasonable hope of
medical benefit to the patient, and does not pose undue burden. Extraordinary care is defined as care that
provides little or no medical benefit to the patient and/or is excessively
burdensome to the patient. Advance
Directives can help patients guide loved ones and healthcare providers in
following their wishes regarding the provision, withholding, or withdrawing of
extraordinary care.
How do I get more information on Advance
Information on Advance Directives, a PowerPoint
presentation, as well as the Advance Directive forms themselves are available
on the Ethics at Saint Francis website at http://saintfranciscare.com/ethics/. In addition, the State of Connecticut Summary
of Health Care Law regarding Patient Rights to Make Health Care Decisions is
available at http://www.ct.gov/ag/lib/ag/health/yourrightstomakehealthcaredecisions2011version.pdf


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"Healthcare organizations nationwide are hard at work pursuing 'best practice' solutions for improving the delivery of healthcare, and we hope that the infrastructure Carolinas HealthCare System has developed as part of the basic HEN program can help in the pursuit of this critical goal."
Roger Ray
Carolinas HealthCare System has been awarded a $4.6 million, 15-month contract by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to continue its work as an organization in the national Partnership for Patients' Hospital Engagement Network (HEN). The System is one of only six healthcare organizations and one of only two healthcare systems along with Ascension Health in the HEN to receive the Leading Edge Advanced Practice Topics (LEAPT) contract modification, aimed at enhancing and improving patient safety and outcomes.
The Partnership for Patients is a national public-private partnership focused on reducing preventable patient harm by 40 percent and 30-day hospital readmissions by 20 percent by the end of 2014. Carolinas HealthCare System was one of 26 healthcare organizations and one of only five healthcare systems selected to be a HEN by CMS to accomplish these goals in 10 focus areas. The LEAPT award is additional funding and allows the System to extend its work to additional difficult areas of harm. The award was made on Sept. 26, 2013.
"Our participating hospitals have gone above and beyond reaching the goals set forth by CMS, and we are proud that CMS has recognized our achievements with this contract modification," said Roger Ray, MD, MBA, FACPE, executive vice president and chief medical officer for the System. "Healthcare organizations nationwide are hard at work pursuing 'best practice' solutions for improving the delivery of healthcare, and we hope that the infrastructure Carolinas HealthCare System has developed as part of the basic HEN program can help in the pursuit of this critical goal."
With the LEAPT funding, Carolinas HealthCare System will enhance its work in five focus areas. Nine of the System's 41 hospitals will participate in at least one LEAPT advanced harm area:
Carolinas HealthCare System has a robust, analytics-driven structure to collect, track and monitor hospital quality data and operational systems to support the design, implementation and evaluation of ongoing improvement projects in its hospitals. As a result, the System has created new initiatives and positions in critical areas over the course of the HEN project, including medication safety and infection prevention, and progress toward a single unified enterprise by collaborating, sharing best practices and standardizing processes, tools and data collection.
"Carolinas HealthCare System's achievements in the national HEN project are undoubtedly the outcome of the innovative, patient-centered work of our participating hospitals and the overall collaboration between HEN organizations," said Pamela Beckwith, System vice president for quality at Carolinas HealthCare System. "We look forward to further excelling in all of our projects and to continue being recognized as a national leader for improving the way we deliver safe, high quality care to patients."


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Hey guys. So the transmission in our TDI 1.9L is failing in reverse only. Car has 109k on it. It usually takes a second to engage when it's cold and or first thing in the morning and or afternoon when it's been sitting for a while, and if the engines warm, you have to really gas it to get it going. 3k rpm's min typically. Our mechanic said we'd need to do a complete rebuild costing close to 4k. I know or have read about doing a tranny swap over to manual but my wife doesn't know how to drive it and is too stubborn to learn at this point. So I'm trying to see if this is a fairly common problem and or find out if there's any other options for us. New wife isn't an option either.
Any thoughts or help would be awesome. Thanks guys.
heading off to do a search - figured i'd ask in the meantime. Apologies if it's been asked 100 times before.


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The Kaipokok Zone of the Makkovik Orogen; an early Proterozoic terrane boundary? (University of British Columbia, Lithoprobe Secretariat [for the] Canadian Lithoprobe Program, British Columbia, 1996)No abstract available.
Kanairiktok shear zone; the boundary between the Paleoproterozoic Makkovik Province and the Archean Nain Province, Labrador, Canada (National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, ON, 2000-09)The polyphase Kanairiktok shear zone (KNSZ) separates gneissic rocks of the Archean Nain craton from their reworked equivalents in the Paleoproterozoic Kaipokok domain of the Makkovik Province. In its early stages, the ...
(kappa(2)-P,S)Pt(benzyl) complexes derived from 1/3-(PPr2)-Pr-i-2-S-t Bu-indene: facile synthesis of carbanion- and borate-containing zwitterions (2008)The versatile new ligand precursor 1/3-(PPr2)-Pr-i-2-(SBu)-Bu-t-indene has been employed in the preparation of neutral and cationic (kappa(2)-P,S)Pt(benzyl) complexes, as well as structurally related zwitterions in which ...
Karl Popper's organon and the world's fisheries: fish stock assessment as a pseudoscience, an inductivism that can bear no fruit (2006)Recent long term historical studies of commercial fisheries have pointed to a well established pattern of overfishing. Under the principle of transference – what is true in logic is true in psychology and scientific method ...
Karst-related outliers of the Cretaceous Chaswood Formation of Maritime Canada (2007-05)The Lower Cretaceous Chaswood Formation is a terrestrial deposit preserved as scattered outcrops across Maritime Canada. Here we describe newly recognized outliers of the Chaswood Formation near Windsor, Nova Scotia. A ...
A Keck/DEIMOS Kinematic Study of Andromeda IX: dark matter on the smallest galactic scales (2005-10-20)We present the results of a kinematic survey of the dwarf spheroidal satellite of M31, And-IX, which appears to be the lowest surface brightness and also the faintest galaxy (M_V = -8.3) found to date. Using Keck/DEIMOS ...
A Keck/DEIMOS spectroscopic survey of faint Galactic satellites: searching for the least massive dwarf galaxies (2007-07-31)[abridged] We present the results of a spectroscopic survey of the recently discovered faint Milky Way satellites Boo, UMaI, UMaII and Wil1. Using the DEIMOS spectrograph on Keck, we have obtained samples that contain from ...
A Keck/DEIMOS spectroscopic survey of the faint M31 satellites And IX, And XI, And XII, and And XIII (2009-11-06)We present the first spectroscopic analysis of the faint M31 satellite galaxies, AndXI and AndXIII, and a reanalysis of existing spectroscopic data for two further faint companions, And IX and AndXII. By combining data ...
A Keck/DEIMOS spectroscopic survey of the faint M31 satellites And XV and And XVI (2009-01-07)We present the results of a spectroscopic survey of the recently discovered M31 satellites And XV and And XVI, lying at projected distances from the centre of M31 of 93 and 130 kpc respectively. These satellites lie to the ...
A Keck/Deimos Survey of Red Giant Branch Stars in the Outskirts of M31 (2004-2004-)We are using the DEIMOS multi-object spectrograph on the Keck II 10m telescope to conduct a spectroscopic survey of red giant branch stars in the outskirts of M31. To date, velocities have been obtained for most of the ...
Keeping in Touch--A Benefit of Public Holidays Using Time Use Diary Data (2009-09)This paper argues that public holidays facilitate the co-ordination of leisure time but do not constrain the annual amount of leisure. Public holidays therefore have benefits both in the utility of leisure on holidays and ...
Keeping the lead: How to strengthen shark conservation and management policies in Canada (2010-09)No abstract available.


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Twitter goes into meltdown over Sam Reece's 'dull' appearance on dating show First DatesStephanie Davis' boyfriend didn't impress viewers as they tweeted their opinion of the male model during the repeat episode
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
VIEWERS were left confused last night after Stephanie Davis' boyfriend appeared on reality dating show First Dates.
Sam Reece's appearance on the show left fans questioning his loyalty to his girlfriend despite the episode being a repeat.
Viewers of the Channel 4 show didn't take too kindly to Sam's appearance, with some going as far as saying they "no longer feel sorry for him" after his girlfriend Stephanie Davis' Celebrity Big Brother fling with Jeremy McConnell.
Fans of the show were left unimpressed as Sam asks his brunette date Kathleen to "split the bill" with him.
In his appearance, which was filmed before his relationship with Stephanie Davis, Sam revealed what he looks for in a woman, saying he likes good ankles and knees.
Stephanie Davis and Sam Reece steamy photoshoot
Twitter went into meltdown over the repeated episode, with some saying the male model had "an ugly personality".
"Sam Reece on first dates. All looks zero personality," one user wrote, while another added: "Watching the First Dates episode with Sam Reece, omg he is dull."
Fans of the show even said their opinion of Stephanie's boyfriend had changed, with one viewer tweeting: "Sorry but Sam Reece is so dull no amount of good looks can save a personality that boring…and he made her pay half! #fail"
Sam has spoken about his appearance on the show in the past, saying he couldn't believe the reaction from people on Twitter who even sent him "death threats".
"Obviously the show was edited in a certain way that made me look bad, but I'm really not like that personally."


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Stavros Macrakis, Ph.D.[edit]
Cambridge, Massachusetts
I've worked in software for over 30 years, in a variety of areas: Macsyma, a computer algebra system, and now on its open-source version Maxima; on Lisp language implementation and design; on Ada language design and compilers; on programming language design in general; on operating system kernels; on an architecture-neutral distribution format; on database management systems; on enterprise storage systems; on Web infrastructure software; on Web search, etc. My dissertation was on the design of programming languages.
I have a variety of other interests.
I'm interested in linguistics and languages, especially English, Greek (fluent in modern, rusty in ancient), French (fluent), Italian (good), Latin, Arabic, and Turkish (including Ottoman).
I'm interested in encyclopedias both for their form and their content, and have in my personal collection several English, French, and Greek encyclopedias from the 19th and 20th centuries.
I'm interested in architecture and design of various periods, and have a collection of kilims.
I enjoy eating and cooking, so have a library of cookbooks and books on food.
Wikipedia has tremendous potential, but it is discouraging to see how much effort we have to spend to deal with mindless vandalism, puerile boosterism and nationalism, and crank POV-pushing. It is also time-consuming to correct well-meaning but ill-informed enthusiasts, and to try to educate people about good research practices, but at least there you feel you're acting in an educational role.
I'm interested in the history of food, and contribute to WikiProject Food and drink. There is a lot of folklore and invention around the history of food, so it's especially important to have reliable sources, not just cookbooks and certainly not random Web pages, which is why I started the page on sources for food history. It's also important to maintain a neutral point of view in food history articles, and not uncritically adopt such terms as "original", "authentic", "traditional", etc. to describe foods and recipes; see my essay "Original", "traditional", "authentic", and other distracting terminology for some further thoughts.


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Strait Up
Two 'Sultans of Swing' re-team for national tour that includes NH stop
By ROXANNE RUBELL
Special to the Union Leader | March 13. 2014 12:09AM
FAMILIAR FACES: The Straits features two former members of Dire Straits— sax player Chris White and keyboardist Alan Clark. The group will be joined by guest artist Charlie Farren.
"We were approached about doing a charity gig, and we just called some mates, really, and put a band together," White said. "We thought it would be a one-off and that was it, really. But the show went incredibly well, the response was humbling, and we were asked if we could keep it going and book some more gigs. We di, and here we are three years down the line."
Knopfler parted ways with his fellow band members on good terms, without the drama and residual ill will that often happen when bands break up. And, although White approached him about reviving Dire Straits, he graciously declined.
In addition, White got the opportunity to work with the great Ray Charles.
"There are so many atmospheric tracks so to have a real favorite, it's hard to pick, really hard to choose. But, I do love 'Romeo and Juliet' because I get to play quite a long sax solo. 'Brothers in Arms' is another killer track for me."
"Don't drink too much would be the first one," White said, with a laugh. "... If you tour a lot, you quickly realize that the key thing is just to treat everybody with respect, give everybody some space and accept that people don't want to talk all the time, everyday.
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Historical records matching Rear Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, 1st Baronet KCB (BRN)
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About Rear Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, 1st Baronet KCB (BRN)
Rear Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, 1st Baronet KCB ( /ˈbrʊk/; 9 September 1776 – 2 January 1841) was a distinguished officer in the British Royal Navy.
Early life
Broke was born at Broke Hall, Nacton, near Ipswich, the eldest son of Philip Bowes Broke. He attended Ipswich School where a house has now been named in his honour.
Naval career
Broke joined the Royal Naval Academy at Portsmouth Dockyard in 1788, and began active service as a midshipman in 1792. It was rather unusual for him to receive formal naval education — most of his contemporaries had only "on the job" training. He served as third lieutenant on the frigate HMS Southampton during the Battle of Cape St. Vincent in February 1797. He was promoted to commander in 1799 and captain on 14 February 1801.
He married Sarah Louisa Middleton on 25 November 1802. They had 11 children.
Capture of USS Chesapeake
His most notable accomplishment was his victory while commanding HMS Shannon, over the USS Chesapeake on 1 June 1813, during the War of 1812. Broke took command of the Shannon, a 38-gun frigate, on 31 August 1806. Broke was ordered to Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1811 as the diplomatic position between America and Britain deteriorated. US President James Madison declared war on 18 June 1812. There were half a dozen naval battles between a Royal Naval and a United States Navy vessel of equivalent rate in 1812 and early 1813. The Americans won every time, primarily because although the British and American ships were of the same rate, they were not of the same size or power. In each case the American ships were substantially larger than the British vessels and had a heavier broadside (the Americans had a main battery of 24 pounder long guns compared with the smaller 18 pounders mounted on the British ships).
Matters changed when Shannon defeated Chesapeake as it attempted to evade the blockade of Boston, Massachusetts. Although Chesapeake was a slightly larger craft and had a substantially larger crew, gunnery was Broke's area of expertise, and the crew of Shannon were exceptionally well drilled. Chesapeake was disabled by gunfire, boarded and captured within 15 minutes of opening fire. 56 sailors on Chesapeake were killed and 85 wounded including her captain James Lawrence who died of his wounds on 4 June. Lawrence's last command was reported to be, "Don't give up the ship". On the Shannon, 24 were killed and 59 wounded, including Broke who sustained a serious head wound while leading the boarding party.
Lieutenant Provo Wallis took command of Shannon as the frigate and her prize returned to Halifax as surgeons worked to save Broke. In Halifax, Broke recovered at the Commissioner's residence in the Halifax Naval Yard.
Shannon's victory created a sensation in both the US and England. In recognition, Broke was created a baronet on 25 September 1813. He became a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath on 3 January 1815. He was also awarded a Naval Gold Medal, one of only eight awarded for single ship actions between 1794 and 1816. While his wounds precluded further active service, Broke served as a naval gunnery specialist in the Royal Navy. He was promoted to Rear Admiral of the Red on 22 July 1830.
His younger brother, Charles Broke, later Charles Broke Vere, joined the British Army, serving under the Duke of Wellington, ending up as a Major General and was knighted.
Broke in Fiction
A fictionalized account of Shannon's battle with Chesapeake is featured prominently in Patrick O'Brian's novels The Fortune of War and The Surgeon's Mate. Broke, whom O'Brian makes a cousin to his protagonist Captain Jack Aubrey, is favorably portrayed as a character in the former work, and receives prominent mention in the second.
Rear Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, 1st Baronet KCB (9 September 1776 – 2 January 1841). He married Sarah Louisa Middleton on 25 November 1802. They had 11 children.
Rear Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, 1st Baronet KCB (BRN)'s Timeline
September 9, 1776
Suffolk, England, Großbritannien
June 30, 1818
Age 41
Nacton, Suffolk, England
January 2, 1841
Age 64
London, England, Großbritannien
January 1841
Age 64