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The area comprising Ayub National Park was previously known as ¡®Topi Rakh¡¯. In Urdu
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present location of Gulistan Colony. In 2007, when a multi-purpose auditorium was
constructed in Ayub National Park, it was appropriately named ¡®Topi Rakh Auditorium¡¯
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Topi Rakh Auditorium referred to as ¡®TRA¡¯, is an integral concern of Army Heritage Foundation located within the premises of Ayub National Park, Rawalpindi, and is situated adjacent to Jhelum Road. The auditorium comprises a hall and two Lawns.The capacity of hall is 450 persons whereas, the bigger lawn can accomodate 450 person and the other lawn 200 person.Topi Rakh Auditorium is idealy suited for functions such as wedding ceremonies, ¡®mehndi¡¯ and walima receptions, students¡¯ examinations, convocations, seminars, and corporate get-togethers. The auditorium has its exclusive and secure paved car parking with 18' wide road traffic ciruit via drop lane, which is sufficient to accomodate the cars of both indoor / outdoor function's guests.


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Rock Hill, S.C. - The South Atlantic Conference Football Players of the Week have been announced for the week ending September 26, 2010. Brevard College swept the awards, as the Tornados dominated Southern Virginia, 69-7.
Running back Thadus Benton was named the Offensive Player of the Week, while linebacker Trey Jenkins was named the Defensive Player of the Week, and punter Eric Watts was named the Special Teams Player of the Week.
SAC Offensive Player Of The Week
Thadus Benton III, Brevard College
Fr., RB, Stanley, N.C. (East Gaston HS)
Thadus Benton carried the ball 16 times for 142 yards against Southern Virginia on Saturday and found the end zone five times in leading the Tornados to a 69-7 victory. Benton carried the ball in from 13 yards, 18 yards, 10 yards and six yards to set a new BC rushing record with four rushing touchdowns in a game, and also caught a seven yard touchdown pass from Michael Crumbaker to set a new BC record with five touchdowns scored in a game. Benton averaged 8.9 yards per carry, with a long of 55 yards coming on the Tornados third offensive possession of the game, setting up his first collegiate touchdown run, while guiding the Tornados to new team records as Brevard recorded 519 yards on the ground and nine rushing touchdowns in the game. For the season, Benton has picked up 291 yards on the ground on 65 carries, averaging 72.8 yards per game and 4.5 yards per carry, while scoring four touchdowns.
SAC Defensive Player Of The Week
Trey Jenkins, Brevard College
Fr., LB, Columbia, S.C. (Lugoff-Elgin HS)
Trey Jenkins led the defensive effort for the Tornados as Brevard shut out the Southern Virginia offense on the evening, holding the Knights to 202 yards on 59 plays, averaging 3.4 yards per play. Southern Virginia scored their lone touchdown of the game on a turnover, returning a fumble for a score. Jenkins led all Tornados defenders with six total tackles, five solo, and recorded a sack on the afternoon. He also made several key stops on kickoff return and was key to Brevard held SVU to 53 yards on the ground in the contest.
SAC Special Teams Player Of The Week
Eric Watts, Brevard College
Jr., P / TE, Powhatan, Va. (Old Dominion University)
Eric Watts punted the ball two times for 112 yards, with one of his kicks traveling over 50 yards in successfully pinning the Knights inside their 20-yard line on both kicks. Watts drove a 47 yard punt in the second quarter and added a 65 yard punt in the fourth quarter in the game as he averaged 56.0 yards per kick. In addition to his punting duties, Watts also started at wide receiver, catching two passes for 25 yards in the game. Watts is leading the SAC with 48.2 yards per punt attempt on the season.


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Sugar-Maple Smash
A smash is an old-fashioned style of drink that traditionally involves muddling (or "smashing") herbs and sometimes fruit.
Slideshow: Cocktail Party Recipes
- Servings: Makes 1 drink
- 2 lemon wedges
- Ice cubes, plus cracked ice
- 1 2/3 ounces Canadian whisky
- 1/4 ounce green Chartreuse
- 1/2 ounce unsweetened pineapple juice
- 1/4 ounce pure maple syrup
- 1 mint sprig, torn into large pieces, plus 1 mint sprig for garnish
- 1 pineapple chunk, for garnish
How to make this recipe
In a cocktail shaker, muddle the lemon wedges. Add ice cubes and all of the remaining ingredients except the cracked ice and garnishes and shake well. Strain into a cracked-ice-filled rocks glass. Garnish with the pineapple chunk and mint sprig and serve with a short straw.
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Location, cleaness & staff service Having to go to the other Ramanda for an evening meal. Taxi's were not expensive, but a shuttle service would be an appreciated benifit.
Reception not manned, this csused me a great deal of pain
Very nice! Everything is good!
Hotel is in excellent newly refurbished old building, beautiful atmosphere in the centre of town. Personnel was very friendly and helpful, very nice rooms, good restaurant. Price level of hotel and restaurant is a bit over the top.
The incredibly successful transformation of an old school building into a modern design hotel with very loving care of detail, excellent service and a real high class restaurant. Bravo! Very recommendable and for sure the best hotel this side of Hamburg. - that I cannot stay there forever.
This place was great! Clean and comfortable rooms, friendly staff, secure parking, excellent breakfast. The bottled water, fruit, and candy in the room was a nice touch. No, it was perfect.
the staff are very nice and kind! the breakfast is very good.
The staaff was exceptional and the rooms and hotel itself were clean and neat Nothing to complain about
A very nice (included) breakfast every day and a family room were important to us. An excellent value. The only downside is the relatively remote location, but if you aren't afraid of the bus, then it's not hard to get there.
The spacious room with spacious bathroom, the marvelous breakfast, perfect English by the manager and staff, warm welcome in the deep night, parking place free of charge.
Everything, especially the service - genuinely friendly and helpful. This is the best 3-star hotel I have ever stayed at, and certainly deserves another star.
Good location, nice caffe shop , rich breakfast Very small single room, no place to move
value for money breakfast
Superb hotel. Good value - would book again without hesitation. Large, well appointed and clean rooms. Great welcome, staff very friendly and helpful.
Friendly staff and ambience. Excellent breakfast, WLAN and garage/parking included in price. Clean and quiet room. Not very close to Hamburg City. However, easy to reach by car.
the noise from the train
Very friendly staff. Backs on to train track. Trains stop at 12 midnight. No problem as we were not in the room during the day
The room. Lots off place. The train.
Big room.Nice furniture You can hear the train all night.
Friendly. Arrived late and could have a drink after closing hour. To short stay to tell you
The staff were very friendly and obliging. There was ample parking and the hotel was close to various amenities as well as to the train to Hamburg. The staff were very responsive to e-mail queries prior to arriving. The train to Hamburg runs directly behind the hotel. We got used to the sound of it after a couple of days!
The staff are very friendly and willing to help when needing information about the local area. The rooms are very large and bed are comfortable. The hotel bar is very nice and at a good price with a large TV to watch. I thought the internet was far too expensive to even think about using. Rooms TV's where too small and only offered German channels which is not very good for international guests.
easy to find the hotel, comfortable, good location, good breakfast
a bit too far on foot from the nearest s-bahn, with only a night bus passing by
Pleasant & friendly staff, large room, wide time period for breakfast, quiet. Helpful staff as using public transport to get around. Unable to get any ventilation in the ground floor room
The hotel seems new. Where should be a minibar in the hotel room with chocolate and coca cola light and so on.
The Ramada Stade was the surprise hotel on our journey and best we have stayed at. Great location, value and modern with self catering facilities. Would stay there again (the one by the canal).
Great location, right by the old town Breakfast, not included in room rate, was pretty expensive - about what you'd pay for a dinner main course in town. However the breakfast buffet was one of the best I've seen, so just stuff yourself to get your money's worth
Ideal position for easy walking access to theold part of the town, plus it was quiet. lack of air conditioning
Good value for money. Quiet location, easy to find parking. Comfortable bed with good pillows and duvet.
the hotel staff is very friendly and polite. real value for mony when you have a normal room (not applicable for appartments) like in all hotels, chack your bill as breakfast will be charged eventhough I checked out at 0400.
A new hotel. Very clean and tidy, friendly staff, good breakfast. On site free parking. Less than 5 minute walk to Altstadt.
Kindness of the staff, good value for money, clean and new structure
Comfortable room The breakfast buffet was not worth the money
The hotel staff were excellent - very friendly and efficient. The rooms were lean an comfortable, and great value for money!
I liked the high quality of service, very nice and attentive staff, very good food, nice size room and clean bathroom. internet access was not free, as in other hotels
It is an excellent hotel. The breakfast buffet is the best we had in Europe for our 2-month trip through Sweden to Portugal and back.
Booking by your site didn't reach the hotel.
The hotel was very pleasant and with all the amenities needed. The restaurant was particularly good. All the staff was courteous and helpful.
We liked it quite a bit although the weather wasn't the greatest. The lobby and dining room were very pleasant and we enjoyed our time there. The bathroom was a little small but other than that we would gladly stay there again.
Nice staff and breakfast Hotel is in quiet far from city centre - getting to closest u-bahn station took about 20, riding it to the centre - about 30 minutes.
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Design and calm place. Our Room was quite small and the Hotel is quite far from Hamburg city 20km!
Nice staff, room and breakfast
Cleanliness of room, nice restaurant. Only the fact that there was a bad stain on the rug next to the bed.
Friendly staff, easy parking, clean room. On the flightpath which woke everyone up at 05.00.
The hotel is near the airport (convenient), but this means it can be noisy when planes go past. There is no aircon in the rooms, so yuo need the windows open when it's hot - that's when the noise matters. Also, there's not much within walking distance of the hotel - but the adjacent restaurant is ok.
Very nice place. Great value for money, breakfast with salmon and everything included. Comfortable rooms, friendly staff. Would not be the best choice for people who like to sleep till late in the morning. Attached stables with horses means some noise from about 7:30 even on Sundays. Luckily no problem for us ;-)
We liked the location of the hotel and the provision of free wifi. We did not like the fact that a cement mixer started up at 5.00 a.m. and workmen outside our room were noisy from that time onwards.
lovely to be close to airport and same time away from the big city. Bathroom was great and breakfast was super. Very nice hotel we loved it well the sound of airplans was sometimes to much but it was good that they dont fly during night!
good breakfast, good restaurant for dinner.good surrounding. but far away from the hamburg center.
The staff were great and very helpful - and the breakfast (continental) has a good selection. There are no coffee/tea making facilities in the rooms and most importantly - double rooms are actually two separate single beds.
Friendly, welcoming staff and clean good size rooms. Free wifi also a bonus. The noise from the planes was no problem, the room seemed well sound proofed, might be different in the summer if you have to have a window open though. For the price definately no complaints. Bar was closed by 10.30.
Aircraft noise
Everything! N/A
Nothing particular in comparison to other hotels
This hotel is worth for the money I paid. Facilities like bar and restaurant are good.
Very friendly staff, nice hotel overall with restaurant/bar. I would definitely recommend this to other travelers.
service at reception cold coffee at breakfast
Location There was no minibar in the room.
Excellent staff. Very good food and the best sangria Ihave tasted so far. Hotel is close to the highway. On the other hand one can have a nice walk close to the woods.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff were very friendly, service was very good. Restaurant and facilities were also very good. Staff at restaurant was also very friendly end very good serviceI would gladly go back again. no
Excellent service in the reception and restaurant. Excellent restaurant food. Lovely outside bar/restaurant area. Comfortable room, and with a walk-in shower, ideal for a disabled person (1 in party). Great value for money with a relatively small bill at end. Lovely experience. Thanks.
trees round the hotel no
Well located hotel in the centre of the city of Wedel. Rich and very good breakfast.
friendliness of the staff and helpfulness room was too cold, and couldn't turn the heating up. could solve this by supply additional blankets or fixing the radiator perhaps.
Excellent personal service. Friendly staff
Good location - near restaurants , train/bus station . Helpful staff . Excellent breakfast.
Good breakfast in the morning with nice service statff. My room was clean but was used by smokers many year. The smell was really bad. The room was smelling awful. Make sure you get a non smoking room.
Family-run hotel, who were very friendly, kind, and helpful. Very clean. Safe location, easy walking distance to restaurants. No
This is a fine hotel, good value for money. Not much luxury, but everything you need for a good night sleep. Very nice people. Breakfast was very good. I missed BVN television (Dutch and Belgian television).
We were well looked after yet not pestered with lots of rules and regulations. Close to amenities. Light and airy. Good atmosphere.


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Anonymous, from, well, somewhere, writes...
You are sick!
You obviously don't have children.
Maybe you need to go to church.
Not everything is about sex. Twisted...
Thanks for your questions, Anonymous.
First, am I sick? Nah, I think "sick" is a strong word. Are my perceptions of everyday events distorted by the work that I do? Most likely. And I think that most peoples' are. Whether you're a teacher, a lawyer, or a Purdue chicken factory worker. I see incest and sex crimes every day, so maybe I think it's less of a sensitive topic. But if you don't think it happens, you're fooling yourself.
Second, do I have children? Nope.
Third, do I go to church? Yes, I do. I don't blog about it much because I like to write about what I would like to read about and, frankly, I think that religious blogs are boring. I'm not saying religion is bad or that religious blogs are bad, I'm just saying they don't interest me just like a blog about power tools wouldn't interest me. However, I do attend church regularly, I volunteer and give to charities, and, perhaps most importantly, I feel that the work that I do is God's work. I believe that working as a public defender is something that is supported by the Bible in that I help the poor and that I seek justice for those that are most often overlooked.
Fourth, you note that not everything is about sex. I agree. In fact, I think that most women would agree.
Finally, twisted? Yes, I thought the commercial was.
Thanks again for your questions. And if you have any more questions, please send them anonymously to my comments box. I'll be sure to answer them when I'm not too busy doing God's work.
Editor's Note: I realize that this comment may have really been in response to the previous comment, which read
The commercial freaked me out a little too. The only think I can think of is that he saw his wife in his daughter, or one of those "man, she's really grown up quick" realizations. Although, if he started porking her, that would all fly out the window (and wouldn't hold up in court, I'm sure). Your Honor, I know I was in my daughter's room...but honest...I thought I was boinking my wife.That might actually make more sense. But, far be it from me to ignore a reader's comments...
And, if you got here late, and you're wondering where all of this is coming from, it all started with this post.


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The Week Ahead: World's Seven Billionth Child
Highlights of news and cultural events relating to India this week.
Monday, Oct. 31: The world's seven billionth person is expected to be born in Uttar Pradesh.
Ferrari is scheduled to launch its FF sports car in India.
Tuesday, Nov. 1: The Kabaddi World Cup begins in Punjab.
The Telangana Joint Action Committee is due to begin a 72-hour fast.
Congress party general secretary Rahul Gandhi is expected to start holding public meetings to woo Muslim voters in Uttar Pradesh.
Wednesday, Nov. 2: Samsung is set to launch Galaxy Note, its new large- screen smartphone, in India.
Rajasthan's annual Pushkar Camel Fair begins.
The sixth phase of Samajwadi Party's Kranti Rath's yatra will begin in Uttar Pradesh.
Thursday, Nov. 3: Team Anna will present a draft of the Jan Lokpal Bill before the standing committee of Parliament.
The Supreme Court is likely to decide on bail pleas for some of the accused in the multi-million dollar spectrum allocation scandal.
Friday, Nov. 4: India is set to open bids for a $12 billion jet fighter contract.
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|SalesVantage.com >> Article Archives >> Web Marketing >> 10 Steps to Making Your Website a Cash Cow
The fact is there is nothing in the world that can't be sold over the internet. NOTHING! From mortgages to Grandma's baked goods, there are plenty of people out there looking for your product or service. The only thing you have to concern yourself with is how to get in front of the people who are looking for what you sell.
The best thing you can do in the pursuit of higher sales through your website is to have a solid marketing plan. I know, it sounds simple. But it really isn't. Web marketing isn't like marketing the latest flavor from Coke or Pepsi. Marketing via the web is a whole different ball game and you'd be well advised to have a few things in order if you're going to be successful.
There are a number of things you could be doing to make sure your website is more visible to customers who are looking for the product or service you offer. Below are 10 steps you can take to ensure that your company shows up ahead of your competitors on internet searches.
1. Keyword Assessment
A keyword assessment is the process of gathering all of the appropriate keywords that people might use to search for your product or service. This is the MOST important thing in your web marketing program. If you miss the boat on your keyword selection, then you're behind before you even begin. You need to determine what search terms prospective customers would use to find you. Find out what search terms your competitors are marketing to for their sites. Being armed with this type of information is critical to the success of your campaign. Having a solid grasp of what keywords are being used to locate your product or service is the foundation of every web marketing program. Without them, you're just shooting in the dark.
Most importantly, make sure that the keywords you choose are relevant to what you sell. If you start marketing to keywords that don't, or only marginally, have something to do with your business, you instantly lose credibility and a valuable business opportunity. When a person enters a certain keyword, they have a specific set of expectations as to what they will find in the search results. We can deliver all the traffic and prospects you want; but if they're the wrong prospects, you lose a lot more than a sale. When we work with a client, we use only keywords that are related to your business. It yields more targeted traffic and higher quality prospects.
2. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Once the keyword assessment has been done, the next step is to optimize your website. SEO is basically the process of making your site "search engine friendly." In general, an optimized site is more attractive to the search engines and will typically get higher search engine rankings.
Optimization requires a specific process whereby the pages are uniquely prepared to get the search engines' attention. A number of things go into a successful optimization strategy including content, keyword placement and specialized HTML coding on each page. As with anything, there are "levels" of optimization that you can do to improve your search engine rankings. Our theory has always been, "Do it right or don't do it at all." Once your site is optimized, you can expect to see higher rankings on search engines coming your way, but it doesn't happen overnight. These things take time. After all, the folks that have the search rankings that you want have been at it a while.
3. Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
This is a very effective way to drive traffic to your site immediately! You can bid on top search terms to maximize your exposure on the internet. In our opinion, a PPC campaign is close to the best money you could spend on advertising. There are many advantages to including PPC in your web marketing program. You get your name in front of people searching for the keywords that relate directly to your business. You receive high quality, targeted traffic to your web site. You set your own monthly advertising budget so you never get blindsided with an outrageous bill.
Plan to dedicate some time to your PPC campaigns. Tracking bids, ad effectiveness, average position, etc. It's not a lot of work but it is something that requires a little attention several times a week. We often handle this responsibility for our clients. It usually works out better for the client to have us manage their PPC campaigns for them. It allows the client to focus all their energy on running their business and allows us to do what we do best; driving traffic to your website. And don't be afraid to spend some money on your campaign. This type of program is one of the best methods we know of to jumpstart your journey to the top of the search rankings!
4. Compelling Web Design
Once a prospective customer comes to your site, you have about two seconds to convince them that they've come to the right place. Make sure that you have a site design that is engaging and makes them makes them want to stick around a while.
Every site we design includes clear Calls to Action. Many customers don't have time and don't want to read through an entire page of content before they find out what to do next. They want immediate, clear indicators that explain how to get what they need and a prominently placed Call to Action fulfills that need extremely well. Make sure your website gives the customer what they need to easily do business with you.
5. Mini Sites
Mini-Sites are quickly becoming one of the most efficient and effective ways for your company to get in front of the people who are buying your product or service. Mini-Sites are, essentially, very focused landing pages that lead the customer directly to your website. The difference is that, when they go to your website from a mini-site, they go there with a very specific reason because they have already seen an amazing landing page that spoke directly to their particular need. Back it up with a solid PPC campaign and you're off and running. We've achieved phenomenal results with budgets as low as $25 per month to upwards of $100,000 per year.
There are a number of benefits to using Mini-Sites:
70% of the people who shop on the internet never go back to the same place twice. Why, because they didn't like you? Possible, but not likely. They probably ordered what they needed from you, got it, and promptly forgot where it came from. They probably won't think about you again until they need to reorder. Make sure they remember you. Follow up with targeted email messages.
Email marketing is, by far, one of the most powerful and economical ways available to keep in touch with your customers. You can customize your message to specifically address your target audience. You can also expand the reach of your email through viral marketing. You can easily track the results of the campaign and gauge its effectiveness. You can tell immediately what action, if any, a prospect has taken with your email.
7. Content Writing
Gripping content is very important to the overall effectiveness of your website. As I mentioned earlier, there are people who don't want to read content. On the flipside you have the people who are driven to read every word. For those people, your content has to say something about your company that immediately engages the customer and makes them want to take action and find out more. Make sure it is the right message. And that it makes them stick around long enough to learn about your company and what you can do for them.
Not only is your content one of the primary ways that search engines determine your site's rankings, it is also the first voice that a prospective customer hears from your company. Don't forget about Calls to Action in the content either. As important as it is to include them in the design, it is equally important to include them here as well.
8. Affiliate Programs
Networking with your peers is essential. Even more importantly, it needs to be done correctly. There is a lot that goes into running a successful affiliate program. The most important thing, though, is finding the right affiliates, or publishers, to link to your site. As with other parts of your web marketing initiative, it is important to know where your target audience goes on the web. It is with these sites that we want to establish partnerships in order to get your product or service in front of the right consumer.
In addition, there will be many sites that come to you wanting to be one of your affiliates. We work with our clients to screen them all and only create alliances with those that make sense for them and their unique business goals. Obviously, the ultimate goal of any affiliate program is MORE RESULTS! When we work with affiliates, the push is always for maximum exposure and return on investment. We know our affiliates well, we work with them regularly and all they do is affiliate networking. We get our clients connected with affiliate networkers who will help them get more opportunities.
9. Web Analytics
Web analytics are stats that you can gather to shed light on the effectiveness of your web marketing campaign. Once you have implemented your web marketing campaign, it is imperative that you have a way to track the actions that customers are taking to know where your campaign is working and where you need to make adjustments. You need to know for sure that you are making contact with the customers you are looking for and that they are taking the actions you want them to take.
There are measurement resources available that will provide you with detailed information and statistics about every customer that comes to your site. Whether they came to you from an email, a search engine, an online promotion or any other source; you can track them so that you know what marketing methods are working and where you need to tweak in order to optimize the impact of your campaign. Easy to understand reports are available that show where your campaigns are doing well and where you can improve.
10. E-Commerce
If you want people to be able to order products off your website, make sure that you implement a full-service shopping cart that is optimized for maximum visibility to the search engines. We see the internet as a major equalizer in the business world. On the internet, if you have a well designed, fully functional website, no one will ever know or even think to question whether you are Fortune 500 or an in-home start up.
We recommend a shopping cart that is highly visible to the search engines. It is possible to optimize every product in your cart in order to maximize your opportunity to be noticed by prospective customers. Also, design your cart with the same look and feel as the rest of your web site. It gives your company, regardless of size, the look of a major player. Template-based, right out of the box shopping carts look cheap and make you look like a small shop.
In today's world, once a person decides what they want, they want it now. More and more, people are turning to the internet to find what they want and buy it. The speed and convenience of the internet has made it so easy for people to shop right from their computers that the business person who doesn't offer the option of buying online is truly missing out on a major, major sales opportunity.
In closing, let me just reiterate that there is NOTHING that can't be sold on the internet. You just have to be sure that your name shows up when a prospect goes looking for your product or service. Having a sound, well thought out web marketing plan will go a long way toward making your website the money-making machine you want it to be.
Jon-Karl Kleitsch is a respected Internet marketing expert. He is the President of BullseyeMetrix, Inc. ( www.bullseyemetrix.com ), an industry leading web marketing firm in Arden Hills, MN. Contact Jon-Karl at 651.717.4099 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the BullseyeMetrix website for more information.
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Obama summons nation for 2nd term: 'We are made for this moment'
WASHINGTON — Barack H. Obama, the name that was used as he began his second term as the nation's 44th president on Monday, urged an increasingly divided nation to move past polarizing debates and live up to its founding ideals by uniting to solve the country's problems.
"America's possibilities are limitless, for we possess all the qualities that this world without boundaries demands: youth and drive, diversity and openness, an endless capacity for risk and a gift for reinvention," he said on a crisp, sun-filled afternoon. "My fellow Americans, we are made for this moment, and we will seize it, so long as we seize it together."
His 18-minute inaugural address — delivered in front of hundreds of thousands of people and televised to millions across the globe — offered a clear agenda for his second term, marshaling the federal government to protect the rights of gays and lesbians, combat climate change, provide opportunities for illegal immigrants, and help the downtrodden and middle class get a better foothold in a changing and still fragile economy.
A sea of spectators packed the National Mall to watch Obama, 51, sworn into office a few minutes before noon on the west side of the U.S. Capitol, the first Democrat in seven decades to twice win a majority of the popular vote. First lady Michelle Obama and daughters, Sasha, 11, and Malia, 14, looked on, as did former Democratic Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. The two living Republican former presidents didn't attend, the ailing George H.W. Bush and son George W. Bush.
"O-bam-a!" the crowd chanted. "O-bam-a!"
Noticeably grayer than when he first took office, Obama had officially started his second term 24 hours earlier, after a brief private ceremony at the White House. Monday's proceedings followed the tradition of delaying the public inauguration a day when the official date prescribed by the Constitution falls on a Sunday.
The nation's 57th inauguration consisted of five days of patriotic parades and fancy balls, solemn prayers and countless receptions for donors and supporters.
"At what place would you wanna be on Inauguration Day?" asked Camille Page of Corona, Calif. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. ... I will be proud to tell my grandchildren about it."
Monday's events were jubilant, though they didn't have the same level of excitement as four years ago, when a young senator promising hope and change became the nation's first black president. Officials estimated that as many as 1 million people turned out for the festivities, far short of the nearly 2 million in 2009 but an above-average audience for a second-term inauguration.
The crowds led to a maze of street closures, clogged subways, heightened security and the National Mall filled with 1,500 portable toilets, five large-screen TVs and 6,000 members of the National Guard in town assisting with crowd control.
After a bitter election and constant clashes on Capitol Hill, Obama used his inaugural address to encourage those with differing views to work together to accomplish something, even if it's not everything.
"For now decisions are upon us, and we cannot afford delay," he said. "We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned debate," the president said. "We must act; we must act knowing that our work will be imperfect."
In his second term, Obama confronts a polarized political climate. He must address fiscal issues — tax revisions and spending cuts — and pressing international obligations: stopping Iran's nuclear program, navigating an end to the war in Afghanistan and avoiding tensions with China over the administration's "pivot" to Asia. In the weeks since he defeated Republican Mitt Romney, he's already battled with Republicans in Congress over tax increases and spending reductions.
Outlining the nation he envisions, he sounded the themes of his recent campaign as a call for using the federal government to shift the benefits of the country and its economy to the poor and middle class and away from the wealthy.
"We, the people, understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well and a growing many barely make it," he said. "We believe that America's prosperity must rest upon the broad shoulders of a rising middle class."
He linked past sacrifices to current struggles for equality for all: economic equality for the poor, civil rights for gays, equal pay for women.
"We, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths — that all of us are created equal — is the star that guides us still," Obama said. "Just as it guided all those men and women, sung and unsung, who left footprints along this great Mall, to hear a preacher say that we cannot walk alone; to hear a King proclaim that our individual freedom is inextricably bound to the freedom of every soul on Earth."
Republicans, who joined Obama at the White House in the morning for coffee and later at the Capitol for lunch, expressed hopes that the two sides could work together on fiscal issues.
"The president's second term represents a fresh start when it comes to dealing with the great challenges of our day; particularly, the transcendent challenge of unsustainable federal spending and debt," said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. "Republicans are eager to work with the president on achieving this common goal, and we firmly believe that divided government provides the perfect opportunity to do so. Together, there is much we can achieve."
The Obamas and Bidens started their day with a prayer service at St. John's Episcopal Church a few blocks from the White House, where every president since James Madison has worshipped.


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For example, Friedman's style as a debater reveals an aspect of his personality. He was always courteous to his opponents in a debate, never attacked ad hominem. He concentrated on weaknesses of the opponent's arguments and invariably emerged as the victor in the debate.In addition to being a fallacious logical argument, ad hominem attacks are an indicator of the weakness of an argument. Ad hominem attacks reveal that the proponent either (1) does not understand the subject enough to make a sound argument, (2) is advocating a position that cannot be justified by logical reason, or (3) is simply using the debate as a platform to slander his opponent. Reasons (1) and (2) have relevance for judging the validity of the argument, but reason (3) is irrelevant.
A more current example comes from the policy debate between two of the main thought leaders in economics--Greg Mankiw and Paul Krugman (Nobel Laureate). Regardless of your political ideology, let's rank the arguments of these two economists in terms of an "ad hominem index."
I regularly read the commentary from both Mankiw and Krugman in their blogs and in the newspapers. Notice that Krugman's pieces include adjectives like "disingenuous", "evil", and "ignorant" in describing his opponents.
On the other hand, try to find an ad hominem point in any of the following Mankiw responses to Krugman statements (post 1, post 2, post 3). In fact, Mankiw goes out of his way to compliment Krugman on the points on which they agree (post 4, post 5, post 6). I couldn't find any citations in which Krugman compliments or cedes anything to Mankiw.
I take this evaluation of the ad hominem index as an indicator of both the strength of argument and the strength of the arguer. Although ad hominem attacks often require less effort and seem to come most readily when angry, I aspire to be able to debate issues without resorting to destracting arguments attacking an opponent's character. Thanks to Milton and Greg for teaching by example.
UPDATE: One aspect of this topic that I neglected to mention is that ad hominem arguments can be very effective, even though they should not be considered in the logical support of an argument in most cases. There is a large political science literature on the efficacy of negative attack ads in political campaigns.


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Women rout a rape-condoning Wisconsin jurist
Permissive age or not, it is unwise to be too understanding of rapists even in a relatively liberal university town like Madison, Wis. Judge Archie Simonson learned that lesson last week while handily losing his $36,000-a-year seat on the Dane County (Madison) bench in the first judicial-recall election held in the U S in three decades.
Simonson, 52, a plain-spoken jurist with some mod ideas in other areas of law, became the feminist equivalent of Anita Bryant last May. That was when he announced that "whether women like...
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An 18-year-old man is in a stable condition after he was seriously burnt at a campsite overnight.
The incident happened on a farm near Eneabba, about 280 kilometres north of Perth, about 9.30pm.
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Official Journal of the American Academy of Orofacial Pain,
the European, Asian, and Ibero-Latin Academies of CraniomandibularDisorders, and the Australian Academy of Orofacial Pain
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Topical Review: The Efficacy of Potassium Salts as Agents for Treating Dentin Hypersensitivity
Robert Orchardson, BDS, PhD/David G. Gillam, BDS, MSc, DDS
Formulations containing potassium salts (eg, chloride, nitrate, citrate, oxalate) are widely used for treating dentin hypersensitivity (DH). The purpose of this review was to evaluate evidence for the clinical efficacy of potassium salts in reducing DH and also to consider the biologic basis for any effects. Literature searches were used to identify reports of clinical trials of potassium-containing preparations. Searches revealed 3 trials of potassium nitrate solutions or gels; 2 trials of mouthwashes containing potassium nitrate or citrate; 6 trials of potassium oxalates; and 16 double-blind randomized trials of toothpastes containing potassium nitrate, chloride, or citrate. The toothpaste studies provided quantitative data on treatment effects. These outcome measures were expressed as percentage reductions in sensitivity to cold air and mechanical stimulation and the patients subjective reports. Trials of topically applied solutions yielded inconsistent results. Potassium-containing mouthwashes produced significant reductions in sensitivity. All potassium-containing toothpastes produced a significant reduction in sensitivity to tactile and air stimuli, as well as subjectively reported sensitivity. In most studies, the active agent (potassium) was superior to the minus-active control (placebo), but a few of the more recent trials have demonstrated significant placebo effects. It is postulated that potassium ions released from toothpastes diffuse along the dentinal tubules to inactivate intradental nerves. However, this principle has never been confirmed in intact human teeth. The mechanism of the desensitizing effects of potassium-containing toothpastes remains uncertain at present.
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Jazz Age Tailoring feat. Mike Davis
November 13th, 2013
Mike Davis is a true Jazz musician and performer, down to his throwback 1920s style.
"My personal style has been connected to music for a long time… For the first two years of music school I tried to go with the flow of my peers, learning more modern styles of jazz and trying to look more current. But once I started getting into the music of the 1920s & 1930s, and working with bands that embraced a 'vintage' look, I felt right at home. I like the way I sound playing older music, and I like the way I look wearing fuller-cut clothing, bow ties, spectator shoes, etc. The music and the clothing of that era came more natural me, and together they made each other better…
I hate the idea of changing outfits just to play music; that's a costume. I'd rather just live it. Clothing should make you feel comfortable being yourself: I like clothing that makes me look older and connects me to the music I play. I realize a lot of pieces/outfits I wear are not for everyone, but that's what I've always enjoyed about Articles of Style; how boring would life be if we all looked like models in the same catalog?"
AMEN brother.
On that note, here's a sample of Mike's romantic throwback style. He's an old soul and a true gentleman, moustache and all.
1. Perfectly Full-Cut
Photography shot with the Canon EOS 70D digital SLR camera, with Dual Pixel AF technology and built-in Wi-Fi
Mike completely owns the full-cut look of the 1920s. In that era, the more cloth a man wore the more powerful he was – or at least the richer he was (since cloth was expensive and became more and more scare during war periods).
"Alright, I know this one's loud. But on a sunny day, playing outdoors, this totally makes sense. It's certainly noticeable – and it's supposed to be.
I'm on a lot of gigs lately where the dress code is simply 'jacket and tie', so I can really do whatever I want. I always offer to tone it down, but the bandleaders that hire me usually like the addition to their show. As someone once said; 'they don't have to listen to you, but they do have to look at you'."
"The proportions of these bespoke trousers were modeled after a pair from the 40s. I love the added visual interest of multiple pleats with a full break… There's an elegance to way the fabric drapes and moves. That natural movement in cloth can be lost with very close-fitting clothing.
Some of my biggest style icons are William Powell and Clark Gable in the 30s, when full-cut (but well-fitting) clothing was in style."
"This jacket was a bit of an impulse purchase…it's too bright for evening shows, butI think it really flatters my skin tone in daylight."
- Pink Jacket by Against Nature ·
- Beige Windowpane Pants by Against Nature ·
- Blue Contrast Collar Dress Shirt by H&M ·
- Yellow Striped Knit Tie by Brooks Brothers ·
- Red and Blue Patterned Pocket Square by Brooks Brothers ·
- Black and White Leather Loafers by Allen Edmonds
2. No Phones Please
"I'm very aware of lighting and how different looks will show up in the spaces where I perform. This look is something I'd wear for a gig in a dimly-lit space: dark suit, black shoes, white shirt, and I'm really into silver ties at night… The tan and blue windowpane in this suit fabric stands out in daylight, but is barely visible at night.
This is my first custom suit from Against Nature, where Natty Adams has been very flexible with my vintage-inspired silhouettes. He, along with the amazing photographer Rose Callahan, recently included me in their book I Am Dandy: The Return of the Elegant Gentleman."
"A collar bar is instant vintage style (especially if you have the authentic eyelet-point-collar shirt).
With my phone turned off during a show, I can check the time on my pocket watch, which I wear every day so I remember to wind it."
Nothing anchors a full-cut trouser in a beautiful menswear fabric like a pair of freshly-shined captoe brogues.
- Grey Felt Hat by Borsalino ·
- Charcoal Windowpane Suit by Against Nature ·
- Vintage Blue Silk Tie ·
- Black Cap Toe Shoes by Charles Tyrwhitt ·
- Yellow All jewelry Vintage
- · White French Cuff Formal Shirt by SeanJohn
3. Class Act
"Every jazz musician needs a tuxedo. I'm required to wear black tie several times a month, and several times a week during the holiday season.
The silhouette of this tuxedo is so different from what's popular today: fuller sleeves, higher waist, and wide trousers with no taper. But I like the way it looks on me; it's different in a fun way."
"On most 'tux gigs' I can't get away with adding any color, but I can still set myself apart with a different cut… Although, I liked Wes' suggestion of gold-and-turquoise shirt studs to match my trumpet valve caps!"
Peak lapels on shawl lapels, again!
This time the waistcoat has a subtle contrast, in an elegant textured silk.
I never thought of ordering a full-cut tuxedo. But this look from Mike has me seriously reconsidering.
A proper fitting full-cut tuxedo is just so classy and confident.
- Black Bow Tie by Against Nature ·
- Thrifted Black Patent Leather Slippers
- · Vintage Black Tuxedo (stamped "1926")
- · White Tuxedo Shirt by Against Nature
Thanks for reading and special thanks to Mike for participating!
Yours in style,
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This theme sounds pretty simple and straight-forward to me, but there are so many to go through and I thought maybe someone might have also needed something similar and could provide a recommendation. Also, a Theme that has good response from support. Looked at a couple of Themes and then the support area and it seems some don't respond very well or they just tell the question-asker that when they review it, it looks fine to them and they don't address the problem.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you. (This is my first day as a member of Envato so, hopefully, what I'm asking is within the etiquette rules.)
What kind of theme, like wordpress or just the HTML ?
So sorry. Wordpress theme. It also needs to accept plug-ins like WPMU Dev's Membership plug-in. I'm currently checking on the SANDY theme through ThemeForest to find out if that one will accept this type of subscription plug-in. The Sandy theme seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. Has anyone used the Sandy theme? I read the comments and the author seems to be getting back to questions fairly quickly—always a good sign when buying a theme.
And, secondly, does anyone know why when I tried to reply to this it says I have to wait 10 minutes? Why?
Inovado theme looks great, I think it fullfills all of your requirements.
Thanks for the suggestion. I did check out the Inovado Theme and it does look like it has everything I need; however, trying to ask just one simple question or get any support on the Theme seems near impossible. I need to know if this Theme will support Wordpress plug-ins; specifically, the premium plug-in from WPMU DEV called Membership. This website will deal with a lot of subscriptions to different videos, a couple of book downloads, blogs, etc. and I need it to have an option for a Subscription plug-in.
I went to this Minti's website as the support part of the Inovado subscription says he supports his own themes. No luck there. Doesn't sound like he really likes to answer questions. Nothing in the forum in the search about what plug-ins it supports, so maybe none. He also specifically said he doesn't answer questions about 3rd party plug-ins. And you can ask a question in the forum without having purchased a theme from him.
Thank for the suggestion as it really does look like it has a lot of flexibility and options, but I need a Theme like this but that has an author who is more open to customer service and answering a couple of questions before the purchase of a theme.
Again, thank you, but I guess I'll have to keep looking until I have one that will work and will accept plug-ins for subscriptions.
Yes ofcourse the theme should have a nice support, usualy the support goes through forum/comments of the theme you chose. If you think that the author doesn't proveide it you have the full rights to skip it. But my suggestion is to look through first top 10 sellers at themeforest for wordpress themes, go through comments and see the latest ones, if they don't have comments go through their website forums and check out latest threads and responses. Hope this helps Good luck!


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December babies go home in holiday stockings at Redwood Memorial
FORTUNA- Redwood Memorial Hospital's New Beginnings Maternity Center has been celebrating Christmas all month long with a very special gift for newborn babies.
So far this month 23 babies have been born at the hospital. As part of a month long holiday celebration, each child born in the month of December goes home in their very own Christmas stocking and knit hat. The stocking program has been going on for a little over six years now and was started by a volunteer at the hospital. As part of the tradition, volunteers band together to sew the stockings and knit the hats each year for the newborns. Hospital workers say the program is a small way to give back to new moms and make their child's birth that much more special.
"I think anytime you know, with a new baby it's a special time and so we offer different things throughout the year. At Easter we do special things and moms often times get, you know, the first annual basket for the New Year baby and things like that," SAID laurie garrison, Director Of Nursing at Redwood Memorial Hospital. "It's just a special time and anything we can do to help make it more special is what we're looking for."


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How to Draw Arrows in Gimp
MakeTechEasier: "Photoshop users who have switched to GIMP will notice that some of the PS features are not readily available in Gimp. Drawing arrows is one of them. As a tech blogger who have to edit plenty of screenshots everyday, there are times where I need to draw arrows on the images to illustrate the point. While this can be easily done in Photoshop, the feature is not available in the default installation of GIMP. Here is what you can do to enable the arrow feature in GIMP.
Go to GIMP Plugins Registry and download the "arrow.scm" file.
Save the file in your GImp scripts folder (In Ubuntu, the folder is located at "/home/username/.gimp-2.6/scripts").
Open GIMP, you should now see a Arrow option under the Tools menu."
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They like their cats fried with garlic and washed down with beer in Vietnam's specialist restaurants.
Some diners even falsely believe that by eating a cat's spine they will gain the feline's agility.
Although no official statistics are available, eating cat meat in Vietnam is by all accounts almost as popular as eating dog meat, something of a tradition in the South-east Asian nation, despite the import of both meats being illegal.
Vietnam's cat trade has caused outrage among animal lovers across the world after reports that Vietnamese officials this week buried thousands of seized cats after the felines were smuggled from China.
First reports suggested that many of the cats found crammed into bamboo crates on a truck were buried alive. But Hanoi police later issued a statement denying this happened, insisting they were crushed to death with a dump truck before being buried.
Animal rights advocates had pleaded with officials to hand the three tonnes of cats over to them after photographs showed them stacked on top of one another, in obvious distress.
But a police officer said they had to be buried in accordance with Vietnamese law on smuggled goods.
"The cats were from China, with no official origin papers and no quarantine," an officer from the Dong Da district environmental police told reporters in Hanoi.
"Several of them had died. There was a terrible smell that could have affected the environment and carried risk of future diseases," he said. "Therefore we culled them by burying them."
One petition on change.org urging Vietnamese officials to "change their animal handling policies" garnered more than 23,000 signatures.
Animal rights groups say cats and dogs are smuggled across the border from China, Thailand and Laos to feed the Vietnamese trade.
Residents of Hanoi say they see few cats and dogs roaming the streets.
Global Conservation and other animals rights groups have vowed to step up campaigns to pressure Vietnamese authorities to strengthen animal cruelty laws.


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A NASA probe orbiting the planet Mars has sent back stunning images of a crater gouged out of the Red Planet's surface by a recent meteor strike.
The latest Mars news involves an image captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The crater itself its estimated to be about 100 feet across. The impact that created the crater sent debris flying as far as 9.3 miles from the crater, according to NASA.
With its thin atmosphere offering little protection against space debris, Mars sees about 200 new craters every year. The new crater was formed from a meteor impact that occurred some time between July 2010 and May 2012, the gap between the orbiter's imaging runs over the area.
NASA noted that the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the crater's image using its High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera in November 2013.
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter left Earth in August 2005 and achieved orbit around Mars in March 2006. The orbiter has since sent a steady stream of high-resolution images and other Mars news back to NASA.
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Mitt Romney is starting to hone his appeal to female voters, acutely aware as he turns to the general election that he has little choice but to narrow President Barack Obama's commanding lead among this critical constituency.
None too soon, say many Republican activists. They expect Romney, as well as his popular wife, Ann, to make an explicit pitch to female voters on the economy and jobs, their top issues.
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Last time we checked in with Xiao Liwu, the baby panda at the San Diego Zoo, he was more fluffy and roly-poly. These days, the 26-week-old panda cub is looking more like an actual bear than a puffball, but he's still as wiggly as can be. All together now: Squeeeeeee!


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The Medicaid program in Tennessee providing health insurance coverage to low-income residents is called TennCare. This program covers 1.2 million Tennesseans in need of health insurance, providing a source of free medical care. TennCare is one of the oldest Medicaid managed care programs in the country, and is the sole state to enroll every public health program member in managed care. Operating under a demonstration waiver from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services, TennCare strives to serve as an example that by using managed care exclusively, the state will generate enough savings to offer coverage to a greater number of people.
TennCare offers coverage to various groups of residents, including pregnant women, children and young adults up to age 21, adults with children, women who have had breast or cervical cancer, and SSI beneficiaries. Each group is eligible for preventive services, hospital and emergency care, physician visits, and prescription coverage. Certain health services are personalized to different groups and individual needs, such as maternity care for women and Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) for children. Long term care services are also available for those in need of such support. For those who are disabled and require medical supplies and equipment, TennCare accommodates such needs.
TennCare Eligibility
To qualify for the TennCare Medicaid program, you must be a resident of Tennessee, a legal immigrant or U.S. citizen, and earn a specific income according to your eligibility group. Adults who qualify for the program must either be single parents or caretaker relatives and have a child living at home, or a couple with a child at home one of whom has lost a job or work hours, or has a mental health condition expected to last 30 days. All qualifying applicants must be currently uninsured, and not be receiving benefits through their job, COBRA, or a temporary health plan. Eligibility is determined by your total household income and size in relation to the most recent poverty guideline.
Current Federal Poverty Level
Pregnant Women & Infants 185%
Family of 2: $2,333 monthly, $27,991 yearly
Family of 3: $2,943 monthly, $35,317 yearly
Family of 4: $3,554 monthly, $42,643 yearly
Family of 5: $4,164 monthly, $49,969 yearly
Children Ages 1-5 133%
Family of 1: $1,238 monthly, $14,856 yearly
Family of 2: $1,639 monthly, $19,699 yearly
Family of 3: $2,068 monthly, $24,817 yearly
Family of 4: $2,497 monthly, $29,965 yearly
Children Ages 6-21 100%
Family of 1: $938 monthly, $11,170 yearly
Family of 2: $1,260 monthly, $15,130 yearly
Family of 3: $1,590 monthly, $19,090 yearly
Family of 4: $1,920 monthly, $23,050 yearly
Parent (unemployed) 38%
Family of 1: $354 monthly, $4,245 yearly
Family of 2: $479 monthly, $5,749 yearly
Family of 3: $605 monthly, $7,254 yearly
Family of 4: $729 monthly, $8,759 yearly
Family of 5: $855 monthly, $1,026 yearly
Parent (employed) 69%
Family of 1: $642 monthly, $7,707 yearly
Family of 2: $870 monthly, $10,440 yearly
Family of 3: $1,098 monthly, $13,172 yearly
Family of 4: $1,325 monthly, $15,905 yearly
Family of 5: $1,553 monthly, $18,637 yearly
Single Aged, Blind, or Disabled 75%
$698 monthly, $8,377 yearly
*$2,000 Asset Limit
Couple Aged, Blind, or Disabled 83%
$1,046 monthly, $12,558 yearly
*$3,000 Asset Limit
Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMB) 100%
Medicaid covers your premiums, coinsurance, and deductibles.
Single: $938 monthly, $11,170 yearly
Couple: $1,260 monthly, $15,130 yearly
Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiaries (SLMB) 120%
Medicaid covers your premiums only.
Single: $1,117 monthly, $13,404 yearly
Couple: $1,513 monthly, $18,156 yearly
Covered Benefits
As there are twelve different benefit packages for various TennCare recipients, not all services are consistent from one group to another. Depending on whether or not you are also enrolled in Medicare or Standard Spend Down, or receive long term care, TennCare Medicaid benefits adjust based on what your other coverage includes. Below are some of the services covered by each of the TennCare Medicaid benefit packages.
- Chiropractic
- Community health clinics
- Dental care (for those under 21)
- Durable Medical Equipment
- Emergency transport and ambulance
- Home health care
- Hospice care
- Inpatient hospital care
- Lab and X-ray
- Medical supplies
- Mental health care
- Occupational therapy
- Outpatient hospital care
- Pharmacy
- Preventive care
- Private duty nursing
- Reconstructive breast surgery
- Renal dialysis
- Speech therapy
- Vision care
Managed Care
Based on which part of the state you live in, there are different health plans offering TennCare services. These include UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, TennCare Select, BlueCare, and Amerigroup. Your managed care organization must be chosen once you are approved for TennCare, and you can select a primary care physician through your health plan to coordinate your care. For any questions regarding your benefits, plan, or health care needs, you must contact your health plan.
West Tennessee MCOs
Middle Tennessee MCOs
East Tennessee MCOs
How to Apply
In order to apply for TennCare, you may fill out a form online, print the form and complete it, pick up an application at your local Department of Human Services office, or call your local DHS to have one sent to you. When you have filled out your paper application, send it to the closest DHS office.
Family Assistance Service Center: 866-311-4287
TTY or TDD: 877-779-3103
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This in-depth explanation of contractions is timely.
No, I'm not having contractions, nor do I plan to experience one ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, no thanks, no, no, no, no never…. whoops, my hand slipped– again.
It's timely is because I had the privilege of receiving a 3 a.m. call from a friend in labor the other night.
When I groped through the kitchen for my cellphone, which had stopped ringing by the time I found it, and saw her name on the screen, my pulse galloped. I hit the call- back button and as soon as she picked up I said, "Do you need help?"
Her babysitter had crapped out, she had two sleeping children, both under 4, upstairs in her house, and she needed to get to the hospital, pronto. I practically pulled a muscle trying to get dressed, I was that excited.
When I reached her house, after squishing several sleeping spring frogs in the road– I'm so sorry frogs– it was clear she was not just in labor, she was in active labor. With a history of abbreviated labor and delivery– this woman is the Mario Andretti of childbirth– an ambulance had been called.
So we waited, and worried, and I watched as she sat on the couch and breathed through contractions like a serene Buddha.
At one point mid- contraction, she said, "This, right here, is nature's birth control."
At another point, in between contractions, she said, "Do you want a cup of tea?"
We women are so funny, still playing hostess while at the same time, giving life.
Watching her labor like that almost brought it all back to me. While it brought back the experience, it didn't bring back the exact feeling.
I honestly, try as I may, cannot conjure any visceral memory of what contractions felt like. As if I having, roughly, 420 of them, between two, hesitant -to- be- born babies wasn't enough to sear the memory into my psyche.
(I wasn't actually counting contractions. I just fudged together that number by breaking the total combined hours of both labors, 35, into minutes, 2100, then dividing that by a completely random average time between contractions, 5 min., even though when that Pitocin was flowing, I recall it being one long sustained contraction.
Am I making anyone nervous? I hope not. Just keep in mind I am the granny driver of labor and delivery.
Notice I haven't said the word hurt, or pain once?
So, back to what those contractions felt like:
Well… they hurt. It felt like I had a giant vice around my entire torso and someone was tightening it slowly, but continually, wringing me out, from top, to bottom, with steadily- increasing pressure that always receded just short of my wanting to shout profanity at any and everybody.
Do you remember what your contractions felt like? Can you describe it? Do you moms to be wonder what contractions feel like and never get a satisfying answer?
If you feel the need to qualify your pain, join this discussion on the worst pain you've ever had.


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Audio-visual conferencing (meetinghouse)
All content on this page is moving to LDS Help Center under the Meetinghouse Technology topic. This page was supposed to be deleted at the end of October 2012.
This page summarizes the different tools available for audio/visual conferencing for stakes and wards throughout the world. These are methods for leaders and members to be connected, communicate and participate in meetings and gatherings without having to be physically present in the same Meetinghouse.
Leaders who wish to communicate with each other can make use of Personal Video Conferencing (PVC) in order to reduce travel for individual meetings. This may include personal priesthood interviews between stake presidents and bishops where travel is a burden, remote participation in high council meetings where the members are geographically dispersed, etc.
Members who wish to participate in Church services without travelling to the Meetinghouse where the service is originating, and to whom Meetinghouse Webcast is not available, may be able to take advantage of web conferencing or audio conferencing.
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The Barnes Foundation Announces Extended Holiday Hours
Philadelphia, December 19, 2013—Due to popular demand, the Barnes Foundation will be open for extended hours this holiday season. Mark Mills, Senior Director of External Affairs, for Individual Giving and Visitor Services said, "The holidays are a great time to see the Barnes and with overwhelming demand to access the collections we have extended our visiting hours to accommodate more people. We are thrilled that the Barnes is becoming a holiday destination and we want to welcome all of our friends and remain as accessible as possible during this busy time of year."
The extended hours are:
|Tuesday, 12/24:
|10 am– pm
|Wednesday, 12/25:
|Thursday, 12/26:
|9 am–9 pm
|Friday, 12/27:
|10 am–12 am
|Saturday, 12/28:
|9 am–9 pm
|Sunday, 12/29:
|9 am–9 pm
|Monday, 12/30:
|10 am–9 pm
|Tuesday, 12/31:
|10 am–6 pm
|Wednesday, 1/1:
|10 am–6 pm
About the Barnes Foundation
The Barnes Foundation (barnesfoundation.org) was established by Albert C. Barnes in 1922 to "promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts and horticulture." The Barnes holds one of the finest collections of Post-Impressionist and early Modern paintings, with extensive works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Henri Rousseau, Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine and Giorgio de Chirico, as well as American masters Charles Demuth, William Glackens, Horace Pippin and Maurice Prendergast, Old Master paintings, important examples of African sculpture and Native American ceramics, jewelry and textiles, American paintings and decorative arts and antiquities from the Mediterranean region and Asia. The Barnes Foundation's Art and Aesthetics programs engage a diverse array of audiences. These programs, occurring at the Philadelphia campus, online, and in Philadelphia communities, advance the mission through progressive, experimental and interdisciplinary teaching and learning.
The Barnes Foundation
Jan Rothschild, Senior Vice President for Communications
Andrew Stewart, Director of Public Relations
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Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday throughout the Fall and Winter, the Home Smith Bar at the Old Mill Toronto showcases some of the most important instrumentalists and leading vocalists on today's jazz scene performing for your pleasure in the cozy intimacy of one of Toronto's best loved lounges.
Piano powerhouse TOM SZCZESNIAK, veteran musician, multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger, orchestrator, is one of the most respected artists in the national and international jazz communities. With the release of his critically acclaimed 'Waltz for Bill' (2012) recording, Szczesniak was praised as having 'moved to the creative forefront with a piano-centric project that is thrilling on all levels'.
He has performed on the scores of more than 100 feature films, numerous TV shows, and over 1,000 commercials. As a composer and arranger, he is the 12-time recipient of the prestigious SOCAN Award for Film and Television Music, an Emmy Award, and an International Film Festival of New York Award for his commercial work.
This evening's all-star TOM SZCZESNIAK TRIO features jazz masters TOM SZCZESNIAK (piano), NEIL SWAINSON on bass, and ETHAN ARDELLI on drums, entertaining in the up-close-and-personal ambience of The Home Smith Bar.
* Minimum Food & Beverage of $ 20.00 per person
* Taxes & Gratuities Additional
* Limited Seating Available
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Location: Home Smith Bar November 13


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The Walter Lucas Public Interest Fellowship Program (PIFP) at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law provides financial support to students who commit their summers to public service legal work. Many law students, dedicated to helping the less fortunate, are limited by financial constraints. Similarly, public interest legal organizations often cannot afford to hire much needed summer interns. Through fundraising, PIFP, an entirely student-run organization, provides summer fellowships to Villanova Law students, who in turn aid the larger community by working with various public interest organizations throughout the region, nation and world to deliver volunteer legal services to those in need.
Since its founding in 1998, PIFP has raised over $800,000 through a variety of creative fundraising endeavors and awarded over 170 summer fellowships (each now valued at $4,500). In addition, 2015 marked the tenth consecutive year that PIFP provided $12,000 to fund its Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). LRAP provides a $12,000 award, paid over three years, to a recent graduate committed to working for a public interest organization or governmental agency.
The highlight of PIFP's fundraising efforts is its annual spring auction, which in recent years has featured 250 to 300 silent and live auction items donated by individuals and businesses throughout Greater Philadelphia and across the country. PIFP's 2017 Public Interest Auction will take place on Friday evening, March 31, 2017 at Villanova Law School, and marks the 20th anniversary of the event.
Please join PIFP in helping public interest organizations to deliver volunteer legal services to those in need. Click on the links above to learn more, and thank you for your support of public interest!
|Elizabeth Flanagan
Katherine Clarke
|Special Events/Technology & Publicity
|Nikkita Gottling
Richard Prebil
|Volunteer Coordinators
|Kaitlyn Macaulay
Adison Richards
|Pam Putnam
|Omeed Firouzi
|Fellowship Coordinators
|Christian Martin
|Alexa Arndt
|Solicitation Coordinators
|Meghan Micciolo
Comprised of both silent and live auctions, the event in recent years has featured 250 to 300 items donated by individuals and businesses throughout Greater Philadelphia and across the country including: lunch and golf foursomes with distinguished Villanova Law alumni, vacation stays, tickets to cultural and sporting events, and much more; and all proceeds go toward providing $4,500 fellowships to current students who commit their summers to performing public service legal work. PIFP also awards one $12,000 fellowship each year to a recent graduate who has committed to working full-time for a public service organization or governmental agency.
Founded in 1998, PIFP is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting student legal work in the public interest sector. Each year, volunteers work tirelessly to raise money to provide summer fellowships for their fellow students who otherwise would work in unpaid public interest positions. This work is critically important, not only to the public interest organizations with whom the fellows serve, but especially to the lives of low income individuals, the elderly, abused and neglected children, victims of discrimination, people with disabilities, and other members of our society in need of legal advocates. See the Recipients tab for a list of this year's Fellows and their positions.
Please join PIFP in helping public interest organizations deliver volunteer legal services to those in need throughout the Greater Philadelphia region and beyond!
We appreciate donations in any amount. Please consider sponsoring a fellow for an hour ($11.25), a day ($90), a week ($450), a month ($1800), or an entire summer ($4500).
You can make a monetary donation online by clicking here and designating your gift to the Walter A. Lucas '88 Public Interest Fellowship Program, or by sending a check payable to "Villanova University" with "PIFP" in the memo line to:
Public Interest Fellowship Program
Villanova University School of Law
299 North Spring Mill Road
Villanova, PA 19085
The Philadelphia Deans' Cup is an annual charity basketball tournament designed to raise funds for the public interest organizations of participating schools. The 2016 tournament featured Drexel Law, Penn Law, Temple Law and Villanova Law.
This year's Dean's Cup was held at Temple's McGonigle Hall on Friday, April 15th. Doors opened at 6:30 PM with the tip-off at 6:45 PM.
Villanova won the inaugural Dean's Cup game in 2011, Temple was victorious in 2012, and Villanova took the Cup in 2013, 2014 & 2015. In the 2016 tournament, Villanova beat Drexel and advanced to round two but Temple took this year's cup in the final round. Come cheer us on next year as we bring the cup back home!
Krasno, Krasno, & Onwudinjo Public Interest 5K
November 5, 2016 - Villanova Law Front Lawn
Sign-in begins at 8:15 a.m. and race starts at 9:00 a.m.
Join current students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members on a 5K Race/Fun-Run through Villanova's campus.All proceeds from the run will go towards raising money fro 2017 PIFP Summer Fellowships. The Walter A. Lucas Public Interest Fellowship Program at Villanova Law School provides funding for law students working in unpaid public interest positions during the summer.
The registration fee is $25 and children 15 and under (with a parent) are free. Be sure to register by October 21 to be guaranteed a t-shirt. To register, search Villanova Law PIFP 5K & Fun Run on Eventbrite or click here.
If you have any questions please contact Nikkita Gottling and Richard Prebil (PIFP Special Events Co-Chairs) at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Good Grief! A Very Charlie Brown Trivia Night
November 17, 2016, 6-9 p.m.
Flip & Bailey's (900 Conestoga Rd., Rosemont, PA)
Come celebrate Thanksgiving early with Charlie Brown Trivia Night on Thursday November 17 at Flip & Bailey's. Get a group of friends together to compete against fellow law students and support PIFP Summer Fellowships. Register at the door with your team of 5 or fewer for $5 per person.
All proceeds from the night go to the Walter A. Lucas Public Interest Fellowship Program at the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, which provides funding for law students working in unpaid public interest positions during the summer.
If you have any questions please contact Nikkita Gottling and Richard Prebil (PIFP Special Events Co-Chairs) at email@example.com.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Ardmore Music Hall
If you have an item you would like to donate please complete the donation form below. Questions? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
We appreciate donations in any amount. Donations can be made online. After entering the donation amount, please select the "Walter A. Lucas '88 Public Interest Fellowship Program" as your "Other Designation."
Please consider sponsoring a fellow for
Villanova University School of Law
Public Interest Fellowship Program
299 North Spring Mill Road
Villanova, PA 19085