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''(2) In this paragraph, the term 'data' refers to information respecting a device described in paragraph (1), including claims data, patient survey data, standardized analytic files that allow for the pooling and analysis of data from disparate data environments, electronic health records, and any other data deemed appropriate by the Secretary"
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Revelation 13:17 ~ And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
Revelation 13:18 ~ Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
The New Law
And now we come to it. On Sunday March 21, 2010 the Senate Healthcare bill HR3200 was passed and signed into law the following Tuesday. Like I said before, there are a legion of horrible and just plain evil aspects to this bill. I don't want to discount them but what cannot be missed here is this new law now opens a prophetic door on a magnitude not seen since the reformation of Israel. This new law requires an RFID chip implanted in all of us. This chip will not only contain your personal information with tracking capability but it will also be linked to your bank account. And get this, Page 1004 of the new law (dictating the timing of this chip), reads, and I quote: "Not later than 36 months after the date of the enactment". It is now the law of the land that by March 23rd 2013 we will all be required to have an RFID chip underneath our skin and this chip will be link to our bank accounts as well as have our personal records and tracking capability built into it.
Other ways big brother will impact us is by population control via vaccines. (see below links).
ObamaCare has a microchip implant for you… The Obama Health care bill includes (under Class II, Paragraph 1, Section B) "(ii) a class II device that is implantable". Then on page 1004 it describes what the term "data" means in paragraph 1, section B:
15 information respecting a device described in paragraph (1),
16 including claims data, patient survey data, standardized
17 analytic files that allow for the pooling and analysis of
18 data from disparate data environments, electronic health
19 records, and any other data deemed appropriate by the
20 Secretary
And it was given him to give life to the image of the beast: and that the image of the beast should speak: and should cause that whosoever will not adore the image of the beast should be slain. And he shall make all, both little and great, rich and poor, freemen and bondmen, to have a character in their right hand or on their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, but he that hath the character, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Here is wisdom. He that hath understanding, let him count the number of the beast. For it is the number of a man: and the number of him is six hundred sixty-six. (Apocalypse Chapter 13: 15-18 DRV)
The RFID technology is un-yucky, however. The implanted tag — a passive RFID device consisting of a miniature antenna and chip containing a 16-digit identification number — is scanned by an RFID reader. Once verified, the number is used to unlock a database file, be it a medical record or payment information. Depending upon the application, a reader may verify tags at a distance of 4 inches up to about 30 feet.
According to a former 31-year IBM employee, the highly-publicized, mandatory switch from analog to digital television is mainly being done to free up analog frequencies and make room for scanners used to read implantable RFID microchips and track people and products throughout the world.
company's board.
Under the federally supported National Animal Identification System (NAIS), digital tags are expected to be affixed to the U.S.'s 40 million farm animals to enable regulators to track and respond quickly to disease, bioterrorism, and other calamities. Opponents have many fears about this plan, among them that it could be the forerunner of a similar system for humans. The theory, circulated in blogs, goes like this: You test it on the animals first, demonstrating the viability of the radio frequency identification devices (RFIDs) to monitor each and every animal's movements and health history from birth to death, and then move on to people.
Well, all you conspiracy buffs, let me introduce you to Kevin McGrath and Scott Silverman. McGrath heads a small, growing company that makes RFID chips for animals…and people.
Silverman heads a second company that sells the rice-size people chips, which are the only ones with Food & Drug Administration (FDA) approval, for implantation in an individual's right biceps. They carry an identity marker that would be linked to medical records. His goal is to create "the first RFID company for people."
Human-Chip Company Plans IPO
While the NAIS remains voluntary on a federal level, and there is no formal people identification system as yet, both executives are moving aggressively to position their companies for the day when chips in animals and people are the norm rather than the exception. Mary Zanoni, a lawyer and critic of NAIS who has written extensively about the system, says that "the microchipping of livestock and pet animals is intended to make tagging more acceptable in helping these companies market their devices for people."McGrath's company, Digital Angel (DOC), does nearly $60 million in annual sales and has sold several million chips for attachment to livestock, mostly in the U.S. and Canada.
Silverman's company, VeriChip Corp., is preparing for widespread marketing of its people chips with an initial public offering that it expects to complete within the next 60 days. It has begun building what he refers to as "the infrastructure" by signing up more than 400 hospitals to adopt system scanners and databases and about 1,200 physicians to make chips available to patients likeliest to benefit from them, such as diabetics.While McGrath and Silverman aren't related, their companies are. Digital Angel and VeriChip have the same majority owner. Applied Digital Solutions (ADSX), the parent of seven smaller companies, owns 55% of Digital Angel and all of VeriChip.Larger Farms Join the RFID Program
Digital Angel has a big head start in marketing, thanks in part to the Agriculture Dept.-sponsored NAIS program, which, while it is billed as voluntary, is expected by various opponents of NAIS, including Zanoni as well as blogs such as nonais.org, to be imposed on farmers by growing numbers of states. Michigan begins requiring RFID tags for cattle on Mar. 1 in the first such effort (see BusinessWeek.com, 12/19/06, "Farmers Say No to Animal Tags").Farmers running midsize and large operations are signing up for NAIS in growing numbers. The USDA says 343,186 farms have registered, which translates into millions of animals, driven by what McGrath says are significant economic incentives.
One is inventory control. He points to a pig farm as an example. The farmer can use RFID tags "to monitor the amount fed to the sows, the medications they receive, when they get pregnant, the length of pregnancies, the number born to each sow, and the number of days to weaning."
As another example, he cites a farm with about 5,000 pigs that had an outbreak of disease, where some of the pigs got fever and several died.
By being able to spot health problems earlier via scanning of RFID chips compared to "managing by clipboard," says McGrath, the cost of the disease in lost animals and treatment was about $75,000, vs. an expected $250,000 without chips.
McGrath acknowledges that Digital Angel's chips are more appropriate for factory farms than for smaller farms focused on selling locally. "If you're a farmer who sells to a neighbor, who cares" about RFID chips? "But if you are a farmer who sells to Japan, the Japanese say they want you to categorically state [the animal] is this age and has not had these diseases. If you cannot show this, the Japanese won't buy it." For those farmers who can pass the test, $25-per-head premiums await, he says.People Tags Are More Profitable
McGrath, for now, is content to focus Digital Angel on the factory farm market, having seen sales of the animal chip rise from 200,000 in 2003 to about 3 million last year. "We believe we will continue to grow at that rate," he says. In addition, Digital Angel continues selling tags to track lost pets and to monitor fish like salmon for environmental purposes.Silverman is taking a similar tack with VeriChip by expanding existing markets—the two primary ones are tags for the bracelets and anklets worn by newborn babies and their parents to prevent kidnappings, and those for elderly nursing home patients with Alzheimer's disease to recover "wanderers." Its 2005 revenues were $24 million.
But the big attraction for both companies, and the reason for the upcoming VeriChip public offering, is the lure of implanting the chips into people. McGrath points out that while the RFID chips attached to animals sell for about $1.50 each, and will likely decline to under $1 within a few years because of competitive pressures, the chips for people sell for $25, based on special design to allow implanting. "To the extent they [VeriChip] would need 1 million [chips], it would be huge for us," McGrath says.
For now, VeriChip has only "a couple hundred patients" who have had the RFID chips surgically implanted in their arms. The company is focusing its attention on building databases of patient medical information to attract hospitals to adopt the company's chips. The chips are being targeted at an estimated 45 million "high-risk patients"—diabetics and heart patients, for example, who could be brought into hospitals unconscious or semiconscious and thus not be able to identify themselves.Business May Compel Chip Wearing
Of course, no discussion of these cousin companies would be complete without addressing the privacy concerns many people have about being tagged. Both McGrath and Silverman say their companies protect privacy by limiting data stored on the chips for both farm animals and people to identification numbers only, which are extracted via special scanners and then matched to records in databases.McGrath also says he appreciates the concerns many small farmers have about the potential infringement on their privacy that NAIS represents. "You're dealing with people who are intensely independent," he says. "They don't like people looking over their shoulders."
Silverman says: "We are leaders in the RFID industry in facing privacy issues head on." The chip for people "should always be a voluntary product, with opt-in and opt-out capability."
As comforting as such statements appear, it's important to remember that adoption of the RFID chips doesn't necessarily need to be legislated to become nearly universal. If enough hospitals and insurance companies begin requiring them, or treating patients wearing them more expeditiously than nonusers, or providing discounts for usage of the chips, they well could become the norm. Then, not wearing a chip might be akin to not having a bank ATM card or, increasingly in Eastern states with toll roads and turnpikes, not having a transponder to pay tolls in your car (see BusinessWeek.com, 10/9/06, "Radio-Shipment Tracking: A Revolution Delayed").Animal Farms Put Us on Notice
It's also important to keep in mind that the real prize for VeriChip is in assembling the databases of patient health information. The more patients in the database, the more leverage it has in the health-care marketplace. In that sense, it's in competition with retailers like Walgreens (WAG) that are collecting data via their walk-in clinics (see BusinessWeek.com, 7/17/06, "Drugstore Clinics Are Bursting with Health").The most important opinion may be rendered by the financial marketplace, and so far, investors haven't fallen over themselves for either company. Digital Angel's stock over the past two years has declined from about $7.50 a share to the current $2.60. VeriChip's IPO has been put off several times by "market conditions," says Silverman, since it first filed in December of last year. Since then, it has filed five amended offering statements, the most recent on Jan. 9.
It may be a while before we all begin wearing medical information chips in our arms, but the farm animals are telling us it's closer than we may have imagined.
See: http://animalid.aphis.usda.gov/nais/about/pdf/NAIS_Draft_Strategic_Plan_42505.pdf and http://animalid.aphis.usda.gov/nais/about/pdf/NAIS_Technical_Supplement_072605.pdf
"Around here (GPS) is still relatively rare," Hamilton County sheriff's office spokesman Steve Barnett said. "But with the advancement in technology and the continued success of catching bank robbers, soon I would hope that other financial institutions would jump on board." Authorities said that after William Ingram, 46, left a U.S. Bank in suburban Colerain Township, the GPS device tracked him to a car dealership in Hartwell, where he was returning a Honda that he had borrowed for a test drive but actually used as a getaway car. When Ingram was confronted, money began spilling from his pockets, officials said.
EDITOR'S Comment: There will be no place to hide for anyone who takes the Mark of the Beast.
Gary Stillman, the director of a small K-8 charter school in Buffalo, New York, is an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) believer.
While privacy advocates fret that the embedded microchips will be used to track people surreptitiously, Stillman said he believes that RFID tags will make his inner city school safer and more efficient.
"That way, we could confirm that Johnny Jones got off at Oak and Hurtle at 3:22," Stillman said. "All this relates to safety and keeping track of kids…. Eventually it will become a monitoring tool for us."
Radio-frequency identification tags — which have been hailed as the next-generation bar code — consist of a microchip outfitted with a tiny antenna that broadcasts an ID number to a reader unit. The reader searches a database for the number and finds the related file, which contains the tagged item's description, or in the case of Enterprise Charter, the student's information.
Radio tags the size of a grain of sand could be embedded in the euro note if a rumored deal between the European Central Bank (ECB) and Japanese electronics maker Hitachi is signed.
"RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags also have the ability of recording information such as details of the transactions the paper note has been involved in. It would, therefore, also prevent money-laundering, make it possible to track illegal transactions and even prevent kidnappers demanding unmarked bills," Chopra said.
A civil liberties watchdog group is expressing concern over the San Francisco Public Library's plans to track books by inserting computer chips into each tome. Library officials approved a plan Thursday to install tiny radio frequency identification chips, known as RFIDs, into the roughly 2 million books, CDs and audiovisual materials patrons can borrow. The system still needs funding and wouldn't be ready until at least 2005.
Its a us federal sponsored initiative to track vehicles near certain highways feeding certain urban areas. Basically the FBI enters a rfid number into the database and then history of travel for the car pops up. The feds can also pre-enter rfids they want to watch after getting a reading off your parked car or from the Canadian-us customs border (where they already actively log the car rfids in the tires and associate them with plates)
Your tires have a passive coil with 64 to 128 bit serial number emitter in them!
You can now accept credit card payments from your customers anywhere and anytime. All you need is a standard GSM mobile phone, which becomes an EFTPOS terminal in your pocket. You don't even need to make a phone call – transaction details are simply sent as an SMS text message and confirmed within a few seconds. Ensure the card is good and money is in your bank before you leave the job. No more end-of-day paperwork, visits to the bank or double handling of transactions.
These prophecies came from Jesus, Mary, and the saints to Veronica Lueken at Bayside, NY, from 1968 to 1995.
When cash is only skin deep… http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,61357,00.html?tw=wn_tophead_2They Want Their ID Chips Now http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,50187,00.htmlGlobal security confab unveils syringe-injectable ID microchip http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=35766"All have been marked now by the cross or by the mark of the beast." http://www.tldm.org/bayside/messages/bm790804.htmDigital Angel demo http://www.digitalangel.net/works_demo.aspInjectable chip opens door to 'human bar code' http://eetimes.com/story/OEG20020104S0044


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A1175 road
Coordinates: 52°41′53″N 0°17′06″W / 52.698°N 0.285°W
|Route information
|17.75 mi (28.57 km)
|Major junctions
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|Spalding, Lincolnshire
| A16 road
A15 road
A1 road
A43 road
|West end:
|Stamford, Lincolnshire
|Road network
The A1175 road is a public highway in south-west Lincolnshire, England within the United Kingdom.
The A1175 starts near the town of Stamford and links to the A16 at Spalding. On route, the road briefly multiplexes with the A15 at Market Deeping.
It was previously designated as the southern section of the A16, but is now classified as the A1175 in following the completion of the new Peterborough to Spalding A16 section. The renaming also included a short section of A43 from the Stamford Bypass (A1) into Stamford.[1][2]
At one time the section from Stamford to Market Deeping was designated part of the A43.[3] The new designation does not regard the route as a trunk.
The A1175 starts as a single carriageway at the A43 junction with the A1 Stamford Bypass at TF022054, and follows Kettering Road into Stamford to the Junction in St Martins. It turns North as High St. St. Martins, passes over the town bridge (and the River Welland) and turns east along Wharf Road, Ryhall road, and Uffington Road. As Uffington road it crosses the River Gwash and leaves Stamford at Newstead Mill,TF047078.
Stamford to the Deepings[edit]
Still a single carriageway the A1175 passes through the villages of Uffington and Tallington. At Tallington level crossing (TF095085) it is crossed on the level by the main London-Edinburgh railway line. The frequency of the trains often causes long delays here.[4][5] After many years, there are at last plans for a solution.[6] Continuing in a roughly easterly direction the road passes Tallington lakes. The road formeed the southern limit of the gravel workings from which the lakes were developed. The road skirts the northern edge of West Deeping where it is crossed at TF109093 by King Street (Roman road).
This section ends at the roundabout on the Deeping Bypass at TF129098
Deeping Bypass[edit]
The route turns left onto the dual carriageway Deeping Bypass, sharing the road with the A15 Peterborough to Bourne highway, as far as the roundabout for Bourne Road to the north of Market Deeping at TF131112. From here the A15 departs northwards, and the A1175 heads east, reverting to single carriageway, having the bypass to itself. At TF135114 it crosses the Roman Car Dyke, two examples of civil engineering built nearly two millennia apart.[7]
The dual carriageway ends at TF171127 having bypassed Market Deeping and Deeping St James.
Before the Deeping Bypass was built this road went through Market Deeping and Deeping St James. This route is now known as the B1525.[2] The Deeping Bypass was opened in July 1998, and the whole works, A15 and former A16, cost £10 million.[8][9][10]
Deeping Fen[edit]
The whole extraparochial area to the west of Deeping St James was known as Littleworth, and hence the road as Littleworth Drove. But after successful drainage of Deeping Fen in the 18th and 19th century, the village of Deeping St Nicholas was created, and that portion of the road became High Street, Deeping St Nicholas, before reverting to the Littleworth name again at the other end of the village.
The A1175 then, whatever it might be called, leaves the Deeping bypass, still as single carriageway, and passes through the villages of Hop Pole, and Deeping St Nicholas, before crossing the Peterborough-Spalding railway line on an oblique level crossing at the former Littleworth railway station at TF208152. The route the continues roughly North East past isolated farmhouses until the end of Deeping fen at the North Drove Drain, TF233189.
Cowbit Wash[edit]
Cowbit is a village a short distance away on the former A1073 Spalding-Peterborough road. Cowbit wash is a low-lying area around the Welland designed to be flooded to protect Spalding. The road crosses this area at its Northern extent.
There is a bridge at TF233189 over the minor North Drove Drain, the road skirts south of the hamlet of Bridge House (named for a defunct public house on the road) and crosses another bridge at TF237192 over the main course of the River Welland. Within a short distance there is another bridge over the New River (an artificial course of the Welland) at TF242194 where there is also a small roundabout.
The small Roundabout marks the crossing with the former A1073 Spalding-Peterborough road, since replaced by the new road which has taken the A16 designation. The former route is truncated to the north, but is still extant to the south as a minor road.
The A1175 continues north-east for around 200m more to its end at the Roundabout at TF245196, where the A16 Spalding Bypass and A16 Spalding-Peterborough meet the B1173 local road into Spalding.
From Stamford to Uffington the route lies across the gently rolling hills of Upper Lincolnshire limestone, save where the Gwash has cut a valley down the Lower Lincolnshire Limestone. After Uffington, through Tallington to the end of the Deeping bypass at Littleworth, the terrain is flatter, described as river terrace sands and gravels overlying the mudstones of the Kellaway and Oxford clay formations. From Hop Pole onwards, Deeping Fen is formed of tidal zone deposits less than 2 million years old, over the same Oxford clays. This is the true fen, once brackish marsh until drained between the 16th and 19th centuries.[11] At Stamford the road is close to the 50m contour, falling to 22m at Uffington, 11m at West Deeping, and with spotheights of 2m or 3m across Deeping fen to the A16, rising only to cross the Welland Bridge.[12][13]
The route roughly follows the route of the River Welland from Stamford to Spalding, and actually crosses it near either end, in Stamford and on the Cowbit Washes.[12][13]
See also[edit]
- ^ "A1073 Spalding to Eye Improvement Reclassification to A16". Highway improvement Completed projects A1073 - Spalding to Eye Improvement A1073 Reclassification Proposals. Lincolnshire county council. 2012. Retrieved 4 August 2013.
- ^ a b "Transport assessment Market Deeping" (PDF). pp. 5, 11. Retrieved 5 August 2013.[permanent dead link]
- ^ E.G. "The A43 Oxford–Market Deeping Trunk Road (Kettering Northern Bypass) Order 1987". Statutory Instruments 1987 No. 1694. Hansard. 21 September 1987. Retrieved 5 August 2013.
(iv)"the Trunk Road" means the Oxford–Market Deeping Trunk Road (A43).
- ^ "The Level Crossings in South Lincolnshire and North Cambridgeshire.". Full council meeting, Agenda item 8,. South Kesteven District council. Retrieved 4 August 2013.
- ^ Otter, Ken. "Tallington crossing campaign web site". Retrieved 4 August 2013.
- ^ "Network Rail shows off plans for a bridge to replace Tallington level crossing". Stamford Mercury. 27 June 2012. Retrieved 4 August 2013.
- ^ Market Deeping Lincolnshire Assessment Report (PDF). Archaeoscape Consulting. 1996. p. 7.
- ^ "Design and access statement for 27 Market place, Market Deeping" (PDF). Lewis & Hickey. 6 Dec 2010. p. 4. Retrieved 5 August 2013.[permanent dead link]
- ^ "About Market Deeping". Retrieved 5 August 2013.
- ^ Clark, Paul. "Written parliamentary answer, List of bypasses opened since 1997". Retrieved 5 August 2013.
1998 A15/A16 Market Deeping Bypass, Lincolnshire
- ^ BGS. "Zoomable geological map". British Geological Survey. Retrieved 5 August 2013. - Zoomable map - click on surface to read the bedrock and superficial geologies.
- ^ a b Kettering & Corby :Market Harborough & Stamford (Map) (D2- ed.). 1:50 000. OS Landranger. Ordnance survey of Great Britain. 14 September 2012. § 141. ISBN 9780319229866.
- ^ a b Peterborough:Market Deeping & Chatteris (Map) (D2- ed.). 1:50 000. OS Landranger. Ordnance survey of Great Britain. 14 September 2012. § 142. ISBN 9780319229248.
External links[edit]
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by their own arrogance and sense of privilege. As you browse the various academic history blogs, you'll notice an open contempt and mocking attitude directed toward the Tea Party. As I often say, arrogance is a blinding vice:
Even old-line lefties like Stanley Fish are warning Democrats (and Establishment Republicans) that their open contempt for the Tea Party movement is not only blinding them to what's really going on, but also empowering the movement itself. Fish writes that "The Tea Party's strength comes from the down-to-earth rhetoric it responds to and proclaims, and whenever high-brow critics heap the dirt of scorn and derision upon the party, its powers increase."
The Man is right; Fear the Tea Party or Join us. We will not stop or back down. As a rock group Twisted Sister sang in the 1980's
"We're not gonna take it anymore!"


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August 2011
Point Park SAEM major Bryanna Kiselauskas wanted an internship where she could combine her interests in event planning and public relations. Her internship this summer with The Narrative Group in Los Angeles was a perfect fit.
Background and Area of Interest
Growing up, I was surrounded by entertainment, arts, and sports being in dance and athletic activities. I'm a very people-oriented person and I've always loved to entertain others and be involved in everything possible. My passion for sports and entertainment is what led me to pursuing a degree in sport, arts, and entertainment management from Point Park.
There are many different areas to pursue in SAEM and I have an interest in entertainment and sports. In the past four years, I have gained experience in both areas of sports and entertainment through not only jobs but internships where I planned parties and did sports management activities during professional sports games.
Why I Chose this Internship
At a young age I attended numerous events for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and enjoyed the event management aspect. After taking an event management class my freshman year, I realized that this is something I would like to pursue. Being a people-oriented person I thought that having some public relations experience would be helpful as well. So I decided to try an internship where I could get both event planning and PR experience. I selected a company called The Narrative Group because they do events and public relations and have a good reputation for giving interns hands-on work experience. I liked what the company was about and their clients. Working in the entertainment industry has always been a dream of mine and what better city to follow that dream than in Los Angeles.
Kind of Work Done in Internship
While interning at The Narrative Group, I gained hands-on experience in public relations and event management. With it being a very small company, I was fortunate enough to be trusted with large responsibilities by my co-workers. I was responsible for doing things such as posting online the event dates and times, preparing the guest lists and items needed for set up, writing pitches for clients and talking to media outlets on the phone about clients and special events. I consider myself lucky to have interned at The Narrative Group because I don't feel I would've had as much experience if I were at a larger company.
Lessons Learned from this Experience
I definitely gained and learned so much from this internship and the experience it brought. The most important thing I learned was that time is everything! A lot of times projects will have short deadlines so it's important to prioritize your projects and manage your time. I also learned how to create professional relationships with clients as well as how to reach out to others. At times it can get very stressful and I've learned that you need to be able to balance and prioritize your work in order to complete it in a professional manor. In the end, hard work definitely pays off.
I have learned a great deal of valuable lessons from this internship that I wouldn't have learned in the classroom. I am thankful to have had this opportunity and will take everything I have learned into my career after college. One lesson that I encourage to others is to take advantage of every opportunity that is given.
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Harvard U. Committee Proposes Standards for Email Searches
In the wake of a 2013 ruckus that cost a top Harvard University dean her job, a committee appointed by Harvard's president has recommended that the university adopt institutionwide standards for gaining access to email and other accounts used by students, faculty members, and employees.
"At present, the university lacks a clear, overarching policy in this area," says the committee's report. "The absence of a single, visible, and comprehensive policy has led to confusion and uncertainty."
The committee—led by David Barron, a law professor—is recommending that access to individuals' accounts be permitted only for "a legitimate and important university purpose" and when "authorized by an appropriate and accountable person."
In general, the committee says, the account user should be notified when information "will be or has been accessed," and access "should be limited to the user electronic information needed to accomplish the purpose." The report also recommends that a committee including faculty members be entrusted with "ongoing, independent oversight" of compliance with the proposed standards.
Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard's president, appointed the committee after top administrators of Harvard College, the university's main undergraduate division, admitted approving secret searches of the email accounts of 16 resident deans in hopes of discovering who had leaked information about a cheating scandal to the news media.
Evelynn M. Hammonds, the Harvard College dean, stepped down last summer after acknowledging that she and Michael D. Smith, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, had authorized the secret searches.
The recommendations will now undergo a two-week comment period. After any resulting revisions, they will be presented to President Faust to be carried out.Return to Top


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Maggie Gyllenhaal guarded about love
Maggie Gyllenhaal insists it is "safer" to fall in love on-screen as somebody is there to shout "cut" at the end.
The actress married Peter Sarsgaard in 2009, and the pair have two daughters together. Maggie often plays characters that fall in love in movies, but admits she is much more guarded in her personal life.
"It's safer to be open like that when somebody is going to say, 'Cut,'" she explained in an interview with British newspaper The Telegraph.
"Obviously there are certain relationships in my life - my husband, a couple of dearest friends, my family - I can go really deep with. But I don't do it with everybody."
Maggie and Peter have performed alongside each other twice on Broadway. In both Uncle Vanya and Three Sisters, they've played characters involved in affairs.
The 34-year-old star was thrilled to be acting out such a highly-charged storyline with her real-life partner.
"Peter is the most exciting actor I've ever worked with in my life, hands down," she gushed. "So that's sexy. You're on the stage with him going, 'You're the one that I want.' Being on stage with him was wild."
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SEOUL – The diaries of a Korean man who worked in wartime brothels for Japanese soldiers in Burma and Singapore during World War II have been found in South Korea.
Researchers believe the diaries, the first ever found that were written by someone who worked at a "comfort station," are authentic and provide actual details of the brothels and the lives of "comfort women."
They also show that the Imperial Japanese Army was involved in the management of the facilities, which the Japanese government acknowledged in a 1993 statement by then-Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono.
The Korean man worked as a clerk in the brothels. Born in 1905, he died in 1979 before the comfort women became a thorny issue between Japan and South Korea.
A South Korean museum obtained the diaries covering 1922 to 1957, with several years missing, from a secondhand bookstore.
Ahn Byung-jik, a professor emeritus at Seoul National University, examined the portion for 1943 and 1944 jointly with two Japanese researchers, Kyoto University professor Kazuo Hori and Kobe University professor Kan Kimura. Their joint research will be published in South Korea in the near future.
One passage describes how two prostitutes who had quit because of their marriages had been ordered to return by army logistics. He also said he submitted daily reports to the logistics command.
The man noted that the manager of one of the comfort stations was a Korean from Chungju in the central part of the peninsula.
He wrote that he had withdrawn ¥600 from a prostitute's account and remitted it at a post office on her behalf, indicating that comfort women were paid.
In a glimpse of their daily lives, the man wrote that "comfort women went to see a movie screened by the railroad unit."
The diaries are "highly credible," Kimura said, noting there was little possibility of alterations because the man died before the comfort women issue became a source of contention.
His accounts conflict with assertions by some Japanese that comfort women were involved in a purely private business, and by some South Koreans that the women were completely enslaved.
A portion is missing for 1942, when many girls and women were believed to have been recruited. But what he wrote in later years describes events that are believed to have happened in 1942.
"On this day last year, I boarded a ship at Busan port and took the first step of my southbound journey," the man wrote in the entry for July 10, 1943.
On April 6, 1944, he wrote, "When a comfort team left Busan two years ago, Mr. Tsumura, who came as head of the fourth comfort corps, was working in a fresh food association."
The diaries "confirmed that the fourth comfort corps had existed," Ahn said. "It has also become certain that the Japanese government had organized comfort teams and took women to the frontline."
But Ahn is skeptical about the view that the Japanese military and police took women by force from the Korean Peninsula. "I do not think such a thing was possible," Ahn said, noting that Korea at the time was "a well-ordered society, although it was a colony."
The 1993 Kono statement said that the Imperial Japanese Army "was, directly or indirectly, involved in the establishment and management of the comfort stations and the transfer of comfort women."
In the statement, the Japanese government also extended its "sincere apologies and remorse to all those . . . who suffered immeasurable pain and incurable physical and psychological wounds as comfort women."
In 1995, Japan set up a fund to support former comfort women, called the Asian Women's Fund, with financial support from the government.
Japan's official position is that the comfort women issue has been resolved because South Korea gave up all individual claims under a 1965 pact on the normalization of relations between the two nations. Seoul does not consider the comfort women issue to be covered by the pact.


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(Reuters) - According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, 86 percent of adult Americans said they planned to gather with family and friends during the holidays, and the same number say they planned to buy gifts for friends and family.
That means that the typical American will soon face a lot of spiked eggnog, awkward party talk and last-minute gift certificate purchases within the next few weeks.
However, just because the holidays come wrapped up with a fair amount of over indulging, familial stress and anxiety, there are many things you can do to keep things light and festive this season.
From limiting alcohol consumption to thoughtful gift ideas for your host or hostess, follow these standard etiquette rules to make your holiday memorable for all the right reasons.
- The Holiday Spirit(s): With the majority of home and office holiday celebrations involving alcohol consumption, there are legendary tales of the family member or co-worker who had one too many cocktails and rocked around the Christmas tree well into the wee hours.
Beyond the obvious concerns of driving under the influence or other medical concerns, there are many social reasons to limit your intake and keep your wits about you. In the workplace, having too many drinks can cause embarrassing behavior or inappropriate actions that go against accepted rules of office behavior. Limit your consumption, always imbibe on a full stomach or avoid risk by not indulging at all.
- Food for thought: Whether you're attending a home or an office holiday party, you will most likely come into contact with an abundant supply of tasty treats. But no matter how tempting that tenth boiled shrimp may look, remember you are not at a buffet.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - When Macire Toure isn't carrying her rifle on patrol through the streets of Guinea's capital, she's playing her saxophone with Les Amazones -- an all-female soldier band with hopes of international fame.
Like most in this turbulent West African country where people cast their ballots on Sunday in the first free vote since independence in 1958, she and her fellow musicians hope for political stability and a better future.
"During moments of difficulty in the country, we don't rehearse, we take care of the gendarmerie. But when there is calm, we do our music," she said.
The national guardswomen's band, now 20 strong, was formed in the 1960s under the administration of President Sekou Toure as a way to demonstrate gender equality within the military.
It started gaining traction as a commercial band in 2005 with tours to Europe and the release of two albums of rumba and afro-beat songs, mostly about love, peace, respect and patriotism -- never about politics.
At a rehearsal this week, band members still in their election security uniforms danced, sang and played their elderly instruments, misshapen, cracked and out of tune. But the music was sweet and upbeat and the players were smiling broadly.
They represent the soft side of Guinea's security forces, which have become infamous for indiscipline and brutality, and whose members have been implicated in at least two massacres of civilians in the past decade.
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Self defense and target shooting are usually two different objectives for a handgun.
For beginners, a .22 caliber revolver would be the place to start. It could be a home self defense gun and certainly a target gun for a beginner.
A .22 target pistol would be next choice. You'll be using a handgun more for target than self defense. Get a semi-auto with a bull barrel. You'll have lots of fun with it. Ruger makes one in your price range. It's cheap to buy ammo too. It could be a home defense gun.
Lastly for concealed carry self-defense, a .357 snubby DAO would be optimal for size and firepower but it won't be much fun to shoot at the range even with .38's. Otherwise, if you like autos, a compact 9mm would carry well and be shootable at the range.


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Yesterday was such a busy and fun day for me.
Jake was back to Madrid to present Enemy the movie. From the moment I knew I would have the chance to see him live again I was really excited and looking forward to see him my secod time. Last time and my first time ever was in April 2011. See here and on WDW.
This time I won 2 tickets to see the movie and see him presenting it. I took my sister with me. She's not a Gyllenhaal fan. But she was there to support me. And have a fun time.
I arrived really early to the cinema and there was already a queue of photographers and many girls awaiting.
Finally they let the photographers come in and I was let in after asking. Again waited inside the cinema for Jake to arrive. In them mean time some girls commented whether if Jake would come with full bear or maybe clean shaven, had he cut his hair....? Fun to hear all those comments. Others were profesional photographers and were more interested in whether he would arrive on time or not. Cause it was late in the day. Of course I didn't mind the waiting....
Then we heard the cheer outdoors and see the cameras flashes lights. And we knew he was here. When he entered the corridor first he stopped with the TV reporters and spend a good time with them answering their questions. I took some blurry photos. Awaiting for him to move down the line to the photocall spot. He was fully bearded (bad luck for me good luck for others) and with a hair bun.
When he moved there, one guy organizer warned the photographers (me :o) too) that he had some ailment in his eyes and that they should shoot for photos 3 secs and then stop and then go at it again. I think this can explain why some tweeps commented on him looking sad or tired. Nevertheless he was so charming and handsome as I remembered him. I did my best with the camera. Photo session was so short...... He wore a very nice blue suit and the brown shoes. I couldn't help but smile... Some of you reading this (Gyllenfriends) you know why...
Then I run into the cinema room where my sister had kept me a place. Both the spanish movie producer (Miguel Angel Faura) and script writer (Javier Gullón) were already in the movie theatre stage and introduced themselves. They introduced a video with Denis Villeneuve I captured. Soo funy. And right after the video there came Jake down one of the theatre aisles up the stairs to the stage.
He had really warm and thankful words for the spanish movie team and the producers. And said, as you will see in the video, that is movie was his best work ever.
He moved on to say this was one of the strangest movies he had ever made. And I couldn't help it and yelled 'Donnie Darko' and he replied 'Yes, that one too'. Hey! he replied to me.
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Later he said he did not know which character we would identify more with if Adam or Anthony. Perhaps Anthony was more likeable for us Spaniards and here I went again I yelled 'Yesss', and he laughed, and audience laughed. So yes basically I was the only one in the audince saying something to him. Ha,Ha. Really I felt like I was having a conversation with me. Sounds crazy, but hey. I'm a die hard fan. As many as you are. And my only occasion to interact with him, even if it was in this ackward way and he couldn't see me in the darkness of the room. It sure felt good! Now you all know my lovely voice. ;o)
I won't comment about the movie as so many of you have not had the chance yet to see it. I'll just say is worth to watch but hard to get...
Bye Jake! See you soon in Madrid again.
And I didn't want to end this chronicle without remembering a very dear Gyllenfriend, whom I miss so much and would have been so excited for me like you: Marzena AKA Mermon in the internet.


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Laws and public policies aimed at gender violence-related issues deserve to be reflected upon at the time of their application and analysis. In the context of a heterocentric and patriarcal society, their application is not free from difficulties, traps and lacunae. This text, grounded analytically on critical psychology, post-structuralist gender studies, queer theory, and critical criminology, intends to be an invitation to a reflection on how these laws and policies have contributed to building and maintaining a stereotype and antinomy of man-as-aggressor versus woman-as-victim. For such, it is necessary to focus on the processes whence the subjects produce gender. Our motivation is to contribute with analytical tools that enable opening new perspectives for legal and assistential intervention. As conclusions, we underline the importance of freedom from a linear, dichotomous discourse, of paying attention to power relations, and of taking into consideration normative-decentred differences and particularities, and from fixed heterocentred positions.
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I've been spending so much time out in the sunshine and grass (mmm...yummy grass) with mom and dad these days that I haven't had any time to talk about what has been happening with me.
I still haven't quite figured out how the water cubes come out of the tall box, but one of these days I'll watch closer next time and pay more attention. Every time mom and dad get those cubes I put my nose closer and closer trying to sniff out where they come from but it's pretty tricky. Maybe my little sister can figure it out. She can always figure out how to get the gate open so we can take over the house. She's pretty smart.
It's time for me to get back to my nap now. I have such a busy day ahead of me. Sleep, run around the backyard, sleep, eat, sleep, check the house for new smells and sleep some more. Where does the time go?
Well, I used to have a really cool bean bag chair when I was little, but I kind of outgrew it. Stupid big dog genes. I loved that bean bag chair. Then Mom and Dad gave me a cool pillow to lie on, but I messed it up pretty bad and they had to take it away. I got another new bed/pillow, but I got carried away and messed that one up too and it was taken away. Now, I miss my bed a lot. Mom left an old comforter on the floor one day and I LOVED it! I promised not to mess it up if she would let me keep it, but she didn't want me to have that one (something about it being too big for the washer). Instead she is going to go shopping and get me a comforter of my own. I can't wait to get a new bed!!
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Desktop management and software distribution have always been a challenge, but new technology developments and the sheer number of devices and applications to be managed are making them even more so. The larger the environment, the more complicated it gets.
Service providers that offer management down to the desktop have a worse problem. These companies need to deal with various hardware configurations and applications across a number of heterogeneous enterprise environments. In addition, just to keep things interesting, they are probably managing to a service-level agreement (SLA), which increases the importance of service quality.
Wireless devices are increasing the scope of management responsibility even further. Today's managed devices may include desktops, laptops, PDAs, wireless phones and so forth. Problematically, handheld devices, such as phones and PDAs, don't have the processing power of a desktop for robust, device management. In addition, administrators are forced to manage distributed agents across multiple types of devices.
Although software distribution technologies have been around for a number of years, the Internet is giving software distribution new life, since software can now automatically update itself from the Web. The mobility of wireless will require tools that can efficiently detect what kind of device it is and what software is installed, provide automatic management and distribute additional software. The scope and need for management of client devices will skyrocket once wireless becomes more widely accepted.
Software distribution tools have evolved and provide a wide range of functions. Some of these include automated self-healing of software, checkpoint restart (at the byte or file level), differencing technology, and the list goes on. Selecting a software distribution tool must be approached with an eye to the needs of the company.
The Windows 2000 operating system was released in the past year, stirring things up for desktop management even more. Moving to Windows 2000 presents some logistical headaches. Migrating means redoing all of the work that it took to get existing systems deployed and configured. Administrators must roll out the new OS and re-deploy all of the applications. In the meantime, applications, configurations, and even physical locations may have changed.
A recent Enterprise Management Associates study on Windows 2000 migration revealed that a surprisingly large number of IT organizations (24%) are planning to roll out applications manually. While this sounds like as much fun as a root canal, software distribution tools could sure help to streamline this process.
All of these factors are reinforcing the need for desktop management tools that reduce the amount of time required to distribute and install software (avoiding the "sneakernet" ) and maintain proper configuration and application availability. If you have a sizable environment and you're not using some kind of desktop management tool, it's time to put one in place to help you manage your devices now and in the future.
For those of you who are already using a tool, it is important to understand if it can handle today's changing management needs. Does your tool offer management for mobile and wireless devices? Does your tool offer the best security and performance features? What about sccalability and managing over the Internet?
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Haven been back there since they open. I thought the food was so-so only. But l love the concept and interior design. =)ReplyDelete
I'd heard mixed reviews of the spot too. Couldn't resist the entrance though and it was packed! Did love the Oodles of Noodles, but found Lam Mee to be very average.ReplyDelete
Gotta give them credit for a cool concept! I can't recall whether they do weekly specials. I know their menu's pretty impressive already, but it'd be great if they also brought us some lesser-known but equally delicious Asian noodle recipes just to complement what they're now serving :DReplyDelete
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Computer Gaming World (CGW) (Oct, 1996)
Although it's not perfect, QUAKE excels at pure pulse-pounding action, and is more fun than I've ever had on a computer. It's the most immersive "visceral reality" experience out now. I'm not alone in thinking this: The overwhelming majority of my friends quickly succumbed to QUAKE's addictiveness, particularly after trying DeathMatch and mouselook. The fast-growing pool of playmates, servers and add-ons will ensure that QUAKE stays at the top of my playlist, and the playlists of thousands of other gamers, for a long time.
Netjak (Mar 12, 2002)
I truly wish everyone could have had the same experience that I had with the game, and how it really did change my life. I played this game more than any game past or present. Many newbies might call me 86 and outdated, but so be it. Just remember youngin's, when you play your fancy new FPS, you would never have it without the birth of Quake
Computer Games Magazine (1996)
Will it have the same impact Doom had? Nope: its impact will be greater, influencing every future online and multiplayer game. With lord knows how many Quake servers spawning across the globe, all linked in a web of death and mayhem, this game should stay in the public's eye for years to come.
FZ (Dec 17, 2006)
Under årens lopp har otroligt mycket tillförts Quake, till största delen skapat av fans som brinner för sitt spel. När vi nu ser tillbaka på den tiden kan vi tryggt klappa oss själva om ryggen med säkert vetande att det var vi och Quake som lade grunderna för hur e-sport och multiplayer ser ut idag. För var skulle vi vara om inte id hade gjort Quake? Personligen tycker jag att det är en fråga som aldrig ska behöva besvaras!
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Doom is for duellists, grudge matches, head-to-head. Quake is not. Quake is a multi-player game. Just when you hit Doom's four-player ceiling, Quake kicks in. Five-player is gory, seven-player is frantic. Ten-player becomes a massacre. Twelve-player is insane. Sixteen-player is beyond anything you'll ever play in the whole wide world. Quake is about wading in. Quake is about kicking arse, and kicking arse, over and over again until some-body blows your leg off. Quake is about dousing the level in pineapples. About farting about in low gravity, pummelling orbiting players with rockets. It's about fighting your way to the quad power, getting it, and then being immediately shot.
Mega Score (Feb, 1997)
Pronto, mais um jogo que os alemães não querem. Se isso é um sinal de sucesso, a iD Software pode dormir descansada. Enquanto a gente se mata em noites de insónia.
GameSpot (Jun 22, 1996)
Much more could be said of Quake, but I'll leave the rest for you to discover. The hype surounding this game has been almost unbearable, but in the end, Quake deserves every bit of advance - and until now, unverifiable - praise it has received. If you're into action games, and even if you're not, you should be playing Quake right now - it's as good as PC gaming gets.
PC Multimedia & Entertainment (Jul 22, 1996)
So far, this is the best you can get in non-stop adrenaline and testosterone based competitive entertainment on the PC. Once you start to play Quake over the internet, you'll never get a damn thing done from that day forward! Mentally, Quake is an endorphin. Once you start playing it, you'll be hooked. Quake is almost as addictive as sex. Just go ahead and ask the wives of dudes who Quake on the net when their husband last came close enough to even touch them. Better yet, ask them when they last saw their husbands. ;)
Gamezilla (Feb 05, 2001)
Quake is fun. Quake is cool. Quake is the best game of its type I have ever seen. Quake won't let me sleep at night. However, Quake could be better. As I played it, I couldn't help but think, 'Wow, imagine what this place will look like when they are done!' With all its gee-whiz features and kick-butt style, Quake is still, in my opinion, a work in progress. Quake is more than the Doom III that some people have labeled it to be. However, it is also not the leap ahead that Doom was to Castle Wolfenstein. It just promises that there will be such a leap.
Game Revolution (Sep, 1996)
Quake is not just another 3D shoot-em-up game. It's a whole new level of gaming. The amazing performance and features of Quake are the future of gaming. Whether you are new to this type of game or you are an old Doom hack, you will fall in love with Quake. Grab yourself a copy and come play me on the 'net.
HonestGamers (Dec 30, 2011)
But you know what? Despite the anticlimax, I did feel like a hero - both as an eight-year-old, and just recently. I'd defeated a full, lengthy first-person shooter, bringing down the evil empire of Shub-Niggurath, and I damn well deserved to feel a bit of pride. So that eight-year-old went on to play more games, more challenging ones, games of different colours and flavours. Quake wasn't just a fantastic game: it was the single experience that made me realise how awesome the medium could be.
Jeuxvideo.com (Aug 24, 2011)
Premier veritable FPS tridimensionnel, Quake est une perle. Transposant les bases de ses célèbres aînés dans un monde tout en relief, id Software frappe encore un grand coup. Le soft arrive à combiner son statut historique à un plaisir de jouer toujours d'actualité. Car s'il a assez mal vieilli techniquement, il n'en reste pas moins un jeu de tir à la première personne tout à fait acceptable aujourd'hui. Ce succès réside non seulement dans une atmosphère accablante mais aussi dans des mécanismes de jeu bien rodés. Bouleversant les codes de l'époque, Quake a permis le décollage du genre tel que nous le connaissons actuellement. Comme Doom et Wolfenstein 3D en leur temps, Quake a su innover pour nous proposer une expérience vidéoludique inoubliable.
Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault) (Jun 02, 1997)
The graphics, sound, and intelligence factors combine to make a game that will scare the hell out of you! The main problem that Quake seems to have is a lack of identity. It wants to combine DOOM elements with Hexen elements which creates a mish-mash effect.
Génération 4 (Sep, 1996)
Wolf 3D, Doom, Heretic... en matière de jeux de combat en 3D subjective, Id Software n'aligne que des hits avec, à chaque fois, un plus technique ou ludique appréciable. Avec Quake, le premier jeu entièrement en 3D temps réel. Id prolonge la légende !
Privat Computer PC (1996)
Quake er det flotteste 3D-skydespil, vi har set til dato, og det er derfor synd at spilbarheden ikke lever op til spillets tekniske kvaliteter. Quake er for meget skydespil og for lidt tænkespil, Quake er statisk og konservativt - spillet er simpelthen blottet for nytænkning.
Gameplay (Benelux) (Oct, 1996)
Veel inspiratie om tegenstanders te bedenken hebben ze bij id niet gehad. Nochtans zijn de duistere middeleeuwen een dankbare periode hiervoor. Nee, voor de nieuwe monsters hoef je Quake niet te kopen. Wat blijft er dan nog over eigenlijk? De schitterende grafische engine, inderdaad. Daar valt niet veel op aan te merken.
Just Games Retro (Apr 18, 2009)
Quake's great fun and the forefather of modern 3D shooters. At the time, it maintained enough FPS conventions to be familiar, but also showed off its new effects well enough to herald the start of a new era. Looking back at it, there's still enjoyment to be had, but the lack of a story or absolutely breathtaking levels leaves just the standard "shoot everything that moves" gameplay that's little different and less advanced than today's shooters. Its step backward in color and level detail also gave "2.5-D" games like Duke 3D a brief chance to hold on, but the 3D revolution was coming, and Quake certainly deserved to lead the way.
Coming Soon Magazine (Oct 15, 1996)
Overall, the game is not what it should have been. There were supposed to be things like nail-gun crucifixions, offerings of dead bodies to demon-gods, in close wrestling and flips, etc..., and none of it showed up. Next time Id gets an idea, they should keep it to themselves so that consumers won't be disappointed when it doesn't show up. And make sure their on-line setup works. You'll probably buy it anyhow because everyone's playing it, but it just isn't worth it. Now where did I put my Doom II...


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RIVERSIDE - Call it very sweet redemption.
Citrus Valley senior Kailee Mora suffered a heartbreaking disqualification in the 100-yard butterfly event at Friday's CIF-SS Division 4 swimming championships but rebounded to win the 100 backstroke and collect her school's first individual swimming crown.
Ontario Christian junior Chasee Sodemann, who missed last year's CIF meet because of a paperwork error that kept him and his teammates home, made up for it this year by sweeping to titles in the boys 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke.
For both athletes, it definitely was better late than never. Mora and Sodemann picked up three of the five championships won by area swimmers at Riverside City College.
The others went to Chaffey junior Marcel Friedrich (boys 100 backstroke) and Victor Valley Christian Tianna Jorgenson (50 freestyle). Friedrich also took second in the boys 100 butterfly and Jorgenson took second in the girls 100 freestyle.
The night's big moment might have belonged to Mora, who finished first in the 100 butterfly in what would have been a Division 4-record 55.79 seconds. But the disqualificaton light quickly went up on the scoreboard because a judge determined Mora had remained underwater less than a foot too long after one of her turns.
"I had to shake off what happened and know something new was coming," said Mora, admitting it took awhile to do just that before reality set in. She said she also turned down an offer from winner Kimberly Kuni of Desert Christian to take her medal.
"She was the sweetest person but I said, `No way,' " Mora said.
What finally got her past it?
"I mean, this is my last shot," she said. "Why would I let it go?"
She didn't and neither did Sodemann, who made sure with his coach and athletic director that the paperwork to go to this year's CIF meet was turned in on time this year.
He used a strong turn off the wall on his breaststroke leg to erase a deficit and win the 200 IM, then rallied in the second half of the 100 butterfly final to make it two titles.
"I kind of messed up on the wall the first time and came up a little short," Sodemann said of the butterfly final. "I saw the guy next to me and the adrenaline kicked in.
"It felt great."
Don Lugo's boys showed tremendous depth in finishing second overall to defending champion Temescal Canyon, which scored 308 points to the Conquistadores' 287. Citrus Valley took third with 282.
Cerritos won the girls championship and Citrus Valley finished fourth.


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Toby Keith and friends put on an amazing show last Saturday at his Oklahoma Twister Relief concert to benefit United Way of Central Oklahoma May Tornadoes Relief Fund. More than 60,00 fans attended the concert in the mid 90 degree weather! In addition to Toby Keith, the concert featured Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Willie Nelson, Ronnie Dunn, Sammy Hagar, Carrie Underwood, Wade Hayes and more! Here are some videos and photos from the concert.
a little back up, gospel style for @willienelson #OKTwisterRelief pic.twitter.com/6AWjfNyyJE— Toby Keith (@TobyKeithMusic) July 7, 2013
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Is the Male Marriage Premium Due to Selection? The Effect of Shotgun Weddings on the Return to Marriage
Donna Ginther and Madeline Zavodny
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In standard cross-sectional wage regressions, married men appear to earn 10 to 20 percent more than comparable never-married men. One proposed explanation for this male marriage premium is that men may be selected into marriage on the basis of characteristics valued by employers as well as by spouses or because they earn high wages. This paper examines the selection hypothesis using a "natural experiment" that may make marital status uncorrelated with earnings ability for some men. We compare the estimated marriage premium between white men whose first marriages are followed by a birth within seven months and other married white men in the United States. Married men with a premarital conception generally have a lower return to marriage than other married men. Our results suggest that a substantial portion of the marriage premium is due to selection.
JEL classification: J31, J12
Key words: shotgun marriages, male marriage premium
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The GCSE Mathematics course will be taught and assessed in two tiers. Foundation tier will target grades C-G and Higher tier grades A*-D. There is no coursework in this subject.
The aims of the course encourage students to develop confidence in, and a positive attitude towards, Mathematics and to recognise the importance of Mathematics in their own lives and to society. This qualification prepares students to make informed decisions about the use of technology, the management of money, further learning opportunities and career choices.
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Screen before you counsel for alcohol misuse
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently issued further instructions for contractors processing claims for the preventive medicine benefit for alcohol misuse counseling, which was added last fall. If a claim is submitted for code G0443 (brief face-to-face behavioral counseling for alcohol misuse, 15 minutes) when there are no claims for code G0442 (annual alcohol misuse screening, 15 minutes) in the prior 12 months, the contractor will deny the claim for G0443. The article also reminds contractors and physicians that Medicare will only pay for up to four G0443 services within a 12-month period. Claims for G0443 that exceed that four session limit in a 12-month period will be rejected.
Some other reminders about these services:
- Medicare will allow payment for both G0442 and G0443 on the same date (except in rural health clinics and federally qualified health clinics), but will not pay for more than one G0443 service on the same date.
- Code G0442 is an annual benefit so at least 11 months must pass between services.
- Both the screening and counseling services have time elements of 15 minutes, so time should be documented in addition to screening or counseling notes.
- Counseling for alcohol misuse must be based on the Five As (Assess, Advise, Agree, Assist, and Arrange), so be sure your documentation reflects this.
- The alcohol screening and counseling services are payable with another visit on the same day (e.g., office visit for other problems), except for the Initial Preventive Physical Exam ("Welcome to Medicare" physical).
- These services are not subject to deductible or co-insurance.
- National average fee schedule amounts for these services are $17.36 for G0442 and $25.19 for G0443.
You can find further details on this and other preventive medicine benefits covered by Medicare Part B in Chapter 18 of the Medicare Claims Processing Manual.
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