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Building better systems of care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people: findings from the Kanyini health systems assessment
Organization, structure and delivery of healthcare
Australian federal and jurisdictional governments are implementing ambitious policy initiatives intended to improve health care access and outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. In this qualitative study we explored Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) staff views on factors needed to improve chronic care systems and assessed their relevance to the new policy environment.
Two theories informed the study: (1) 'candidacy', which explores "the ways in which people's eligibility for care is jointly negotiated between individuals and health services"; and (2)
Staff emphasised AMS health care was different to private general practices. Consistent with
Some new policy initiatives (workforce capacity strengthening, improving chronic care delivery systems and increasing specialist access) have potential to address barriers highlighted in this study. Few of these initiatives, however, capitalise on the unique mechanisms by which AMSs 'hold' their users and enhance their candidacy to health care.
The Australian federal government has recently launched several policy initiatives to improve access to quality health care for the prevention and management of chronic diseases for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. In November 2008 the Council of Australian Governments established a National Partnership Agreement on 'Closing the Gap in Indigenous health outcomes' (henceforth termed the "COAG NPA"). In addition to other agreements on housing and employment, the COAG NPA, budgeted at $1.6 billion over four years, has created unprecedented levels of funding for health service initiatives. The $800 million federal government component is focussed on improving outcomes for chronic diseases
The work presented here forms part of the Kanyini Vascular Collaboration, a health services research program established in late 2006. The program comprises of multi-methods studies to understand barriers and enablers to high quality care, with a particular focus on vascular diseases. Studies include the Kanyini Audit, a random case record audit of eight health services, identifying prevention and management practices relating to chronic diseases
Theoretical framework
Two theoretical concepts informed this research. 'Candidacy' is a concept derived from an interpretive synthesis of literature pertaining to access to health care by vulnerable groups in the United Kingdom
Although candidacy theory has potential application to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health service delivery it could be limited in accounting for the specific context of Australian health systems and the unique perspectives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people on health care constructs. The term
Franks and colleagues (1996) articulated the complexity of the concept further, highlighting that "
The format of the Health Systems Assessment was informed by our review of candidacy theory; concepts of
Additional file 1: Attachment 1
Health Systems Assessment form.
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Additional file 2: Attachment 2
Health Systems Assessment facilitators guide.
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A focus group discussion with staff members was held at seven of the eight health services which had participated in the Kanyini Audit. Due to a number of competing priorities one remote service was unable to participate. Kanyini Audit sites were selected to reflect diverse governance, funding arrangements, service activity and staffing mix
Interview conduct
Each session was approximately two hours duration. A brief presentation and review of a site-specific feedback report on the key findings from the Kanyini Audit was provided (see sample report in Additional file
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Sample Kanyini Audit feedback report.
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Interview transcripts were thematically analysed. A coding framework was iteratively developed over a series of workshops and fortnightly teleconferences. Although informed by the theories of
Ethical considerations
Five site specific human research ethics committees, including one Aboriginal committee, reviewed and approved the study protocol. These included committees constituted by the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council, Cairns Base Hospital, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Central Australian Human Research Ethics Committee and the Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services and Menzies School of Health Research. Memoranda of understanding and/or partnership agreements were established between the coordinating research institutes and the respective governing bodies at each health service. These covered all components of the Kanyini Vascular Collaboration program. Health service partners and other interested stakeholders were kept informed of the study's progress via a quarterly newsletter, website updates and annual investigators' meetings. Project staff at the two co-ordinating institutes also had a regular presence at each AMS site, conducting on average two-monthly face-to-face visits and fortnightly telephone meetings. For several sites this regular engagement occurred over a three year period and is ongoing.
Seven Health Systems Assessments involving 37 staff were conducted between May and July 2008, soon after completion of the Kanyini Audit. Table
Theme 1: AMSs are different from private general practice
At all sites staff emphasised the unique aspects of AMS service delivery when compared with private general practice. In particular, engagement with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities was repeatedly affirmed as the main difference. Staff viewed the type of care they provided to be comprehensive, responsive to community expectations and patient rather than business oriented. By contrast, private general practice was viewed as focussing on maximising business revenue and providing reactive rather than preventive health care. It was also felt to inadequately acknowledge the particular needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Although community linkages are known to be an important component to chronic care, the depth of community connection in AMSs goes beyond this. Even for the only non-community governed health service, staff stressed the importance of ensuring community input and that this is usually not appreciated in mainstream services.
Consistent with our theoretical understandings of
In order for an AMS to 'hold' and nurture its community, this engagement is needed at all levels of the organisation, not just with the governing board. The employment of local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff across a variety of positions allows this holding to be adequately enacted. It affirms community linkages and the consequent legitimacy of the organisation.
A key component to enhancing candidacy to health care is that services are easily navigated by their users. Staff from all professional backgrounds particularly commented on the availability of transport services as a key component to a navigable health service. Rather than merely an ancillary support, transport was viewed as an integral part of health care itself. Staff commented that health care standards were heavily influenced by the availability of transport and that its absence '
Theme 2: AMSs under threat
Despite the primary importance of firm connections to community, several AMSs felt that their community governance structures were under threat. Many staff commented on the challenges of having to compromise community needs and expectations in order to satisfy the expectations of their principal funding body, the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health. This was particularly noted in relation to complex reporting requirements. A robust governing board was considered critical to balancing these tensions.
For the two services auspiced by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services from other regions, staff felt the fundamental principle of community governance was being undermined. For one service, this left many staff feeling despondent.
This volatile relationship often resulted in confusion amongst staff about who are the decision makers and what are the appropriate lines of management. At one service there was frustration that "
This perception appeared to be driven by a long history of negative interactions between government officials and the AMS and a failure to agree on collaborative models of service provision. In contrast to such accounts of being consumed by the mainstream, there were examples of successful partnerships between AMSs, government and other non-government agencies. One Aboriginal Health Worker argued for a 'co-operative self-determination' where government agencies practise non-interference whilst still maintaining support to AMSs to self-direct the delivery of health care. An example of this in practice at one site involved the establishment of an inter-agency forum over 14 years ago which has allowed government and non-government organisations (NGOs) to have equal representation and to collaborate successfully on several projects.
Theme 3: A pressured workforce
Three key workforce-related issues were raised by staff: (1) a lack of staff, (2) AHW roles and support, and (3) access to professional development.
Lack of staff
Several people considered that chronic staff shortages curtailed the quality of care they provided. This was the major contributor to staff burn out. In particular, insufficient staff to meet acute care needs was considered a critical barrier to developing sustainable chronic disease services.
The Kanyini Audit found that around one in three routinely attending adults were at high risk of vascular diseases. This highlights that patient care cannot be easily dichotomised into acute and chronic care. Chronic care is likely to be everyone's business, whether in the specialised or general clinic setting. The corollary to this is that adequate resources are essential in order to provide comprehensive chronic care services to routinely attending patients, regardless of the reason for the encounter.
Aboriginal Health Workers roles and support
In candidacy theory, tractable organisations have policies that are specifically geared toward increasing access for vulnerable populations. AHWs appear to be one of the key mechanisms to making AMSs more tractable. Their ability to expand the type of care provided and their unique skills in engaging with community members were viewed as a critical adjunct to conventional medical services. This was not merely related to their identification as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person. One Aboriginal GP commented that an AHW "
Juxtaposed with these traditional clinical and brokerage roles is an increasing emphasis on health promotion and community development roles. For one project officer the delivery of '
Although these roles were acknowledged at most sites as critical components to health care, at one remote service, non-Indigenous clinic staff considered their AHW staff to have only a nominal presence, suggesting they served no useful function at all, acting as 'pin-ups' rather than as providers or health care. Further they considered family obligations and kinship relations to be a barrier to care.
Such comments stand in stark contrast to the preceding ones in which AHWs play an expansive role as the nexus between service and community, broker of services, coordinator of health promotion activities and embodiment of a community governance model. They emphasise a more narrow view of AHWs as medical assistants. These apparent weaknesses of over-familiarity with the community can constitute a substantial asset to the health service if supported appropriately. The level of organisational support for these roles is therefore a critical factor in maximising the contribution of the AHW workforce to improved care.
Workplace orientation and professional development support
Although access to professional development opportunities seemed well supported, few sites had any formal orientation to prepare staff for working in AMSs. Only the state government service has obligatory cultural awareness training workshops for new staff. Many commented, however, that this course was tokenistic and poorly prepared staff for the realities of their work on the ground. Despite this limited orientation, staff commented on a wide variety of informal measures through which they gained experience and support to carry out their job roles. In particular, senior Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, community members and elders were highly valued as a source of guidance on professional conduct. Fulfilling such roles poses challenges, however, for these senior people. In one AMS this meant that the senior doctor was managing a unique and extraordinarily high workload. His multiple perspectives as an Aboriginal person, respected manager and medically qualified health professional resulted in him supporting a variety of staff on a breadth of issues. These demands were noted by one staff member:
Theme 4: Drivers for quality care
Three components of the Chronic Care Model were most talked about in relation to effective quality improvement (QI) strategies. These were related to organisational influence (especially leadership), information systems, and delivery system design (especially care planning and follow-up)
Organisational influence and leadership
Interest and capacity at the highest levels of management appear key to establishing satisfactory QI systems in AMSs. At one service, three senior positions (executive officer, medical director and a dedicated systems manager) took responsibility for quality improvement activities. Of particular importance was the link between the medical director and non-clinical managers. For many years this productive relationship resulted in a growth of quality improvement activities. In more recent times, however, with the medical director position not filled for some years and high turnover with the systems manager position, QI activities have diminished in prominence. At another site, staff felt that managers were out of touch with their needs and made decisions that were ill-informed or cost-driven rather that patient care driven.
Delivery systems and care planning
Sufficient numbers of adequately trained staff for quality improvement activities was extensively discussed. There were a variety of approaches to how staff should take responsibility for recall systems and chronic care planning. In two services, registered nurses had the primary responsibility to manage recall systems whilst at another service, AHW program coordinators managed disease-specific programs such as diabetes and cardiac rehabilitation. This contrasts with another service's experience where chronic care coordination was provided as a part of a joint state and federal funded initiative conducted as a collaboration between three AMSs and several regional health providers. Under this program externally funded 'care units', based at the AMS, initiated health assessments and care plans. Additional funding was also available to assist patients to access specialist services under this scheme. Whilst care coordination has been trialled successfully elsewhere in Australia, the AMS staff we interviewed felt that the program was overly driven by those stakeholders who were external to the organisation. These external staff were considered to be overly focused on data collection for statistical reports and less committed to actual coordination of care. There were mixed views about the role of rebated health assessments and care plans as a component to chronic care delivery systems. In Australia these items are publicly funded through Medicare, the federal government's universal health care system which provides Australian residents with subsidised health care costs for services provided by a health professional. For one service an upfront investment in nursing staff to manage Medicare rebated chronic disease services proved to be a successful business strategy as the income generated could offset the funding allocated for these positions. At another service, however, the chief executive officer cautioned that when this became the end rather than a means to quality patient care it could compromise the integrity of the service.
Information Computer Technology/ Information Management (ICT/IM)
Many staff felt their ICT/IM infrastructure was sub-standard. This constitutes a major barrier to supporting a culture of quality improvement in chronic care. The most common and serious concern was that systems had frequent outages and that support services were inadequate to troubleshoot problems when they arose. Staff were concerned about potential loss of important information and disruption to clinical care. Dissatisfaction with electronic health record systems was equally important. Of the various software systems used there appeared to be strengths and weaknesses with each of them with no one system being an ideal fit.
Equally important was the lack of staff training to fully reap the benefits of whichever system was being used. Staff felt that even after several years of use they were still discovering new things. Thus despite the varied QI strategies in place, a common theme was the need for high level leadership with a strong investment in nursing and/or AHW staff. Adequate information systems are desperately needed with barriers operating at the level of users (poor training and support), the environment (poor infrastructure) and unsuitable software systems.
Theme 5: Candidacy to hospital and specialised care
Another key Chronic Care Model component to good delivery systems design is the degree of coordination between primary care and specialist services. Staff identified several factors that influenced people's candidacy to care. These related to poor hospital communication, experiences of discrimination and difficulty in navigating specialist services. These factors substantially compromise the ability of health systems to hold, nurture and protect their users. There were mixed accounts regarding satisfaction with the care provided by hospitals. In the urban and larger regional centres staff were generally satisfied with services provided and the level of communication. At the smaller rural and remote sites, however, AMS staff felt that communication processes were highly variable and dependent on the conscientiousness of staff working on a particular roster. At one remote site, staff were frequently not aware of an episode of hospital care until the patient presented to the AMS for medications. At the other extreme, patient information was often faxed to an AMS who was not the regular care provider and this would create burdensome work ensuring that other health services were notified. Experiences of discrimination in the hospital and specialist care systems were pervasive in all settings. There were frequent stories of hospital staff displaying hostile attitudes to patients. These were often fuelled by stereotypical assumptions about Aboriginal people.
The volume of discriminatory accounts experienced by patients means that AMS staff are frequently intervening on the patient's behalf to restore candidacy. For one urban AMS GP, this involved
In one service this led to devastating consequences where a patient with suspected coronary heart disease was asked to travel back to her community to await coronary angiography at a major referral centre. During this waiting period she had a fatal heart attack. In regional and urban areas specialist availability was also a challenge. AMSs in those areas are continually cultivating networks of specialists whom they know are favourably disposed toward providing care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Eliminating financial barriers through the availability of bulk-billing specialists is a key consideration for determining suitable specialists for referrals. Although these specialist networks tend to develop in an
This analysis of AMS health systems provides a useful snapshot of staff perceptions of barriers and enablers to health care access and quality for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Although our focus was on identifying better systems of care for chronic diseases, the findings that emerged appear to be indicative of much broader health systems issues. Candidacy and its sub-constructs provide a useful frame for describing and understanding health care access issues in this study. We found that tractable and navigable health services have good governance structures, sound leadership, systems that welcome the 'non-ideal user', good patient transport systems, and a well-supported workforce. Similar findings on navigation barriers and enablers have been noted in the international Indigenous health literature, particularly availability of transport
AMS sector support and staffing
The duty felt by AMS staff to properly 'hold' people is undermined by a substantial fear about the viability of the AMS sector. Despite the AMS sector having a stronger national presence than ever before, staff remain suspicious of government intentions. The COAG NPA has had mixed responses with many concerned that these initiatives are geared toward enhancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's access to private general practice services, and that they are neglecting the substantial role played by this sector
Discrimination in hospital systems
Whilst there were relatively minor frustrations about hospital systems (especially communication processes), the most concerning issue was the repeated accounts of perceived discrimination experienced by patients. Such discriminatory attitudes emphasise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people may be viewed
Improving specialist service access
On-site specialist outreach clinics appear to be a beneficial strategy to enhance the proper holding of people. Our findings complement those found in the evaluation of the Northern Territory Specialist Outreach Program
Overcoming health service systems barriers
In addition to the importance of
The potential role of kanyini and candidacy in future policy development
Forthcoming analyses of the semi-structured interview data in the Kanyini Qualitative Study will assist in determining the consistency of the findings presented here. Nevertheless, we conclude that the frameworks of
AHW: Aboriginal Health Worker; AMS: Aboriginal Medical Services; COAG NPA: Council of Australian Governments National Partnership Agreement; GP: General Practitioner; ICT: Information computer technology; IM: Information management; QI: Quality Improvement; RN: Registered Nurse.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Author contributions
AB, MH, DP, AC designed the study. MH, DP, BR, AB were involved in collection of the data. DP, BR, AB, AC contributed to the development of the coding framework. AT, IR, NH, provided frequent strategic advice for all Kanyini studies and contributed to the policy implications of the study findings. All authors critically reviewed the manuscript, contributed to amendments and approved the final version. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors sincerely thank all health service partners and staff for their generous and selfless contribution to this work. This research was supported by a health services research program grant from the National Health and Medical Research Council (Grant ID # 402797) and a Centre for Research Excellence Grant from the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute. DP and AC are supported by National Health and Medical Research Council fellowships. AB is supported by a Heart Foundation post-doctoral fellowship.
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Does anyone know of any restaurants that will be open on Thanksgiving Day in Clarksville, TN 2012? Thanks.
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Miles Carver was a Stranded who worked for Aaron Griffin.
Carver worked for former Imulsion tycoon Aaron Griffin in the city of Char sixteen years after Emergence Day. He was stationed in Griffin Tower with most of Griffin's people, while the rest worked at an Imulsion factory on the other side of the city. When the cable car didn't return from the refinery with the next batch of Imulsion, Griffin began to get anxious. Carver wrote in his journal that he figured that Griffin wanted to send out a search-and-rescue team for the fuel, because he doubted Griffin actually cared about his people despite what he said. He noticed the others were looking at him like he was the walking dead, and figured he was going to be the one Griffin sent out, and Carver feared he would get killed by the Lambent that were emerging all over the city. He wondered if the Coalition of Ordered Governments was still conscripting, because he figured it had to be safer than working for Griffin. Carver's fears were proven right, and Griffin sent him to make his way across the city to find out why the refinery crew hadn't sent the shipment. Carver was killed by the Lambent, and his journal was later recovered by Sgt. Marcus Fenix.[1]
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1 stick of butter (softened at room temperature) 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup of sugar 2-3 mashed ripe bananas 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 1/2 cup flour
Directions: Preheat oven to 350.
In large bowl mix together wet ingredients: butter, eggs, vanilla, sugar, and bananas.
In separate bowl sift together the dry ingredients: salt, baking soda and flour.
Slowly add dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and mix together. Pour batter into a greased pan. You can create a decorative crease in the bread by running your finger along the top. Lightly sprinkle a little sugar on top of batter to create a crisp top. Bake for 30-40 minutes and enjoy!
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Oreo Crunch Bars
READY IN: 25mins
Recipe by carolinafan
Another Christmas traditional
Top Review by Tamaretta
These were wonderful and very rich. I needed to make a larger amount so I used a 9 X 13 pan and only added a few additional choch chips but since the bars are soooooo rich not sure the extras were really needed. Next time i would also use mini marshmallows just for ease. Thanks for posting our new favorite (and EASY) treat.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 34 Oreo cookies, divided
- 1⁄4 cup butter or 1⁄4 cup margarine, melted
- 1 (7 1/2 ounce) jar marshmallow creme
- 1⁄2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1⁄3 cup walnuts, chopped (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Coarsely chop 8 cookies; set aside.
- Finely crush remaining 26 cookies.
- Mix finely crushed cookies and butter in bowl.
- Press firmly in bottom of greased 8x8x2 inch or 9x9-inch baking pan.
- Place marshmallow creme over crust to within 1/2 inch of edges.
- Sprinkle chocolate chips, nuts and chopped cookies over marshmallow layer, pressing gently.
- Bake at 350° for 15 to 18 minutes or until marshmallow creme puffs slightly.
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iOS 9.1 Jailbreak is also available with Semi Jailbreak online script and TaiG 9 beta tool. However, TaiG 9 Jailbreak is not available for Public yet. You can install the Cydia to your iOS 9.1 device using the Semi Jailbreak. But Semi jailbreak is not the full functional Jailbreak method as Pangu9 untethered Jailbreak. Apple patched the Pangu 9 Jailbreak with iOS 9.1. Also They disabled the iOS 9.1 downgrading option.
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Step 01.
Turn the device into AirPlane mode.
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Turn off the Passcode lock.
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Get the backup your device.
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Make sure it has free storage on your device.
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Mac users need to download 1.1.1 Mac version of it. Then just run the downloaded tool.
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Connect the device to the computer.
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Go head by clicking Start button.
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In the middle of the jailbreak process, it will reboot the device one time.
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Turn on the AirPlane mode once again.
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Ignore the storage almost full message by clicking Ok button. It will restart the device again.
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Cydia runs on your jailbroken device now.
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Step 2
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We have a coach and staff in place that will not only get us back to where we are supposed to be, but will achieve it on a consistent basis year in and year out. Not only that, he WILL take us to where we have never been before. By that I mean big fat rings that say NCAA Champions.
I have met this man and I have looked into his eyes. If you haven't, take my word for it - he is as determined and motivated as they get. Don't think so? What about his quote the day before we opened a weekend series with Ole Miss this year where he told the newspaper that they better get us while we're down because we won't be there for long. We then went out and took 2 of 3 from a team that was supposed to wipe the floor with us. I love that fire and moxie. It is the direction this program and university is going and if you don't like it, well, I will see you when everyone else is jumping back on the bandwagon when we are booking that flight to Omaha as the favorite.
Now to this year's team. I know, I know, I was just as disappointed as you were. There were even some moments when I wanted to throw the radio across the room (and almost did).
But that is now in the past. There were some positives seen from this year's team that give me great hope for the future, even the immediate future.
An 18-year-old baby faced freshman pitcher by the name of Nick Routt emerged as the ace of the staff and ended the season as a member of the SEC All-Freshman team. And he will only get better with coaching and the experience that he received this past season. On top of that, he never got rattled throughout the entire year thanks to how even keeled he was. As a former player, I can't tell you how invaluable that personality trait is.
There was also a "never say die" attitude that was taken day in and day out by this team. They simply NEVER quit. Don't believe me, then ask Ole Miss, who we defeated twice on their home field, and even LSU, a team that we could have easily defeated twice with one more base hit or one more strikeout. Both of those teams came in ranked among the top-10 teams in the nation and both left licking wounds suffered from bites made by a bunch of Bulldogs playing like the future was already here.
And this team constantly pressured the other team any time someone was on base. Just think how much more annoying that is going to be for the other team once we get a little more talent out there. While there is already some talent on this team, trust me when I tell you even more talent is on the way. Add that additional talent to the attitude this team already has ... well, you get the picture.
Ok, I know what you guys are saying while you read this. But Matthew, it wasn't our hitting that killed us, it was our pitching. You don't think I know that? Cohen knows it too. Cohen and staff are constantly recruiting pitchers and have already recruited pitchers who are going to fill up the strike zone. Also, just for fun, they throw hard too.
And these are the kind of players that we will consistently see coming to MSU from now on. Don't believe me? Go look at the stats of the players we have already signed for next year. Also, take a look at the other schools that were recruiting many of these kids. In the future, it is going to be rare indeed when you see us having to win a battle against the Southeast Louisiana type teams for a kid. Instead, as has been the case with many of this year's signees, you will see us beating out Florida State, Florida, LSU, Alabama, and for you Ole Miss fans reading this...Ole Miss too.
The times of MSU being a doormat for the rest of the SEC are soon coming to a close. I am just as impatient as all of you and I believe, no I know, Cohen is too. I can't imagine how tough it was for him to go through a season like this. I am sure if I talked to him during the middle of the season, I could have created a sauna with the smoke that was coming from his ears. That is what leads me to believe that we are heading in the right direction.
And we, as fans, will not settle for anything less and neither will our coach. He is going to bring in the type of players that fit his attacking style of baseball. He is going to demand more from them than any normal coach would. And in the process he is going to push them harder than they have ever been pushed before. And the result will be they will go farther than they ever thought they could.
And at the end of these players three or four years at Mississippi State they will be able to look back and say I gave it everything. And maybe, just maybe, have that big fat NCAA Championship ring to reiterate that it was all worth it.
Matthew Brinson, a former Mississippi State baseball player who played at State during the years 2000-2003, is the MSU baseball columnist for GenesPage.com.


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Indra will lead the development and supply of the whole ground segment of the Earth Observation satellite Paz. The contracts awarded to Indra by INTA, an organ of the Ministry of Defence, amount to 9M euros. The execution period of the project is 24 months and once delivered the segment will be ready to enter service.
The company will integrate all subsystems which will manage from the ground of what will be Spain's most complex satellite ever built. This project will help boost Indra's possibilities for future similar projects in Europe or in the rest of the countries.
The ground segment will control the satellite and the radar sensor of Paz. Besides this, it will generate, validate, calibrate, store and disseminate the rendered images. Indra will integrate all the systems to be installed at INTA, Torrejon and Maspalomas and at the Defence Data Center located at the Aerospace Observation Systems Centre (CESAEROB), Torrejon air base.
In addition to this, the company will be in charge of the management, system engineering, validation and verification of the ground system for the success of the mission. It will also deliver training so that operators can get familiar with the technology.
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The company's technology will enable management of users' requests, the monitorisation of the process, the reception of the radar telemetry and of the required data for processing. Finally, the system will verify the products possess the quality, accuracy and have the adequate features and will deliver them via a user interface.
Besides the development of this system, we should also mention a set of transversal subsystems which will provide services to the rest of the elements of the ground segment.
Among them, we should highlight the communication network system connecting all the centres across the infrastructure. This system will be customised to make sure the information remains confidential.
The significance and the demanding nature of the PAZ programme's technology will prove the company's capacity to lead the most rigorous teledetection projects and will increase the company's competitiveness in other markets.
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Auckland: Former New Zealand cricket captain Martin Crowe is willing to meet the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit, his lawyer said on Tuesday.Cricket's match-fixing controversy flared again this week when Australian batsman Mark Waugh declined to be interviewed by the ICC inquiry team or submit to further questioning by Australian Cricket Board (ACB) investigator Greg Melick.ICC unit, headed by former Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Condon, is investigating allegations that Waugh accepted more money than previously disclosed from Indian bookmaker Mukesh Gupta in return for Australian team information.One of the allegations in an Indian Cricket Board report also claims that Crowe received $ 45,000 from the bookmaker for information in 1992.Crowe has admitted receiving $ 7,500 for what he believed was a series of articles, but broke contact when he realised it was a scam involving a bookmaker. An Indian police report said the bookmaker stated Crowe refused to fix games.Crowe said he had been advised not to comment because he was involved in an inquiry by New Zealand Cricket's (NZC) investigative team of retired High Court judge Sir Ian Barker, Nick Davidson and assisting counsel Tim Gresson.Crowe's lawyer, David Howman, said he did not expect the ICC to put unsubstantiated allegations to Crowe. They would be "wasting their time" if they did not put forward anything more substantial than what had been alleged so far in India."You always go to meetings to see what people have to say," Howman said. We will co-operate with everybody, but what happens depends on what is put on the table. We have said all along that Martin acted properly."We have total faith in the integrity of the people conducting the NZC inquiry ... We haven't been given a timetable, which is a bit frustrating, but it's nothing we're worried about."
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I added the new 'White Heat' trailer and some pictures from the new BBC2 series. Juliet Stevenson is playing the older version of Claire Foy's character Charlotte. Go here to find out who is playing the other characters when they're older. And here you can read an extensive plot outline for the first episode The Past Is A Foreign Country scheduled to air in Week 10.
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BiographyElgin, Moray, Scotland, UK
Henry MacLeod Robertson was born in Elgin, Scotland on 19 November 1932. His professional music career began in 1957 as composer and conductor for TV shows such as Six-Five Special and Oh Boy! Applying for membership of the Performing Right Society the following year, he registered the pseudonyms Henry MacLeod, Harry Robertson and Harry Robinson, the last-named of which became his usual credit. He also worked for record labels EMI and Decca, and was musical director for artists such as Craig Douglas. Read more... for three weeks in 1958. For the West End stage Robinson arranged and conducted the Lionel Bart musicals Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'be (1960) and Maggie May (1964), and he did television spectaculars for Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and The Beatles. His film music career began in 1966 with a series of features and serials for the Children's Film Foundation, but he is chiefly remembered for Hammer horror scores such as The Vampire Lovers (1970), Countess Dracula (1971) and Twins of Evil (1971). Confusingly for filmgoers, Robinson occasionally reverted to his alternate pseudonym Harry Robertson, notably for Hawk the Slayer (1980). He also scored commercials such as Barclaycard. Robinson's untimely death at 63 occurred in Wandsworth, London, on 17 January 1996, and the death was registered under his real name Henry MacLeod Robertson.


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SATURDAY ARRIVALS ONLY - The superb south and west facing Les Chalets Eurogroup Des Alpages are situated right on the slopes, next to the Melezes chair lift and St Esprit ski lift, at an altitude of 2000 metres in the older station of Plagne Soleil and Plagne Village. Snow conditions are exceptional and the location of the chalets allows you to ski from the door! The Vanoise Express cable car links La Plagne with Les Arcs to form the Paradiski area giving skiers a massive area to ski. La Plagne is one of Europe's largest and most popular resorts, and has facilities to suit all ski and snowboard skill levels.
Distance from Airport:
100 miles - Geneva
There is a combination of Chalet's and Lodge's on offer. Most chalets have a terrace. The lodges have a balcony. The chalet's can fit up to 10 people, and the lodges up to 8 people, with a choice to upgrade to a duplex lodge.
Sheets, towels, baby cots, baby chairs, wood and cleaning services are not included in the price but can be paid for locally
All have * balcony/terrace * bathroom/shower * WC * satellite TV * kitchenette * 4 hobs * microwave * fridge freezer * dishwasher * oven * living room *(certain amenities may be payable locally)
Please note: A compulsory holiday tax of approximately 1.09 euros per person per day must be paid onsite and a deposit of 260 euros per apartment and 750 euros per chalet is required upon arrival.
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Satellite television
Terrace or balcony for most chalets
Living room with fireplace (in the chalets)
Resort Tax is paid locally upon arrival between 1-1.50 euros per person per night
Transfer time:
200 minutes
Location and Resort:
The resorts of Plagne Soleil and Villages form part of the immense ski area of La Plagne, one of the biggest in the world, with a difference in altitude of 2000m (1250-3250 m). The superb south and west facing Alpages Chalets are situated right on the slopes, next to the M�lèzes chair lift and St Esprit ski lift, at an altitude of 2000m - the unbeatable snow conditions and location of the chalets allow you to ski straight from your door!
Eating and Drinking:
La Plagne offers a wide range of bars, cafes and restaurants and the accommodation has kitchen facilities for those who enjoy self catering.
Swimming pools:
The hotel does not have a swimming pool.
Right choice:
Les Chalets Des Alpages will appeal to groups, couples and families' looking for flexible accommodation from which to enjoy ski in/out facilities and all La Plagne has to offer.
Suitable for:
Couples, Families and Groups Beginners, Intermediates and Advanced
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Kinna fed up with the electrical shortage last week followed by last night's water shortage. It upsets me when the leaders that suppose to take care of their people have a fat pockets while tax payers have to go through all the sufferings with silent cries.
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150. Prince of Persia - Xbox 360
Half of you who played this game are probably shocked and the other half totally agree. That just goes to show how polarizing 2008's Prince of Persia reboot has been. While I loved the trilogy from last gen, I really did think that The Two Thrones was a bit stale and I was happy that the series went in a new direction.
That new direction involved collecting tons of light seeds. While I can't say that this was always thrilling, I certainly enjoyed the laid back pacing and puzzle game aspects of figuring out how to snag each one of them. While I can certainly see the point of those who say the game is too easy, I quite enjoyed the platforming focused gameplay and appreciated how well one move flowed into the next. The animation is top notch and the whole "not dying" thing really isn't any different than the checkpoint system utilized in most games today. I will admit that the combat is a mess and by far the weakest point of the game. Let's get to the strongest. There are non-lightseed based puzzles that are a lot of fun and can be quite challenging. One in particular had be stumped for quite a while. The graphics are absolutely gorgeous and restoring light to a new area never failed to take my breath away. The character interaction is top notch and really made me care about the Prince and Elika. While the story isn't incredibly deep, what is there is very well done and the ending is deliciously ironic and is probably what cemented this game at my #150 spot. If Ubisoft doesn't go back and finish up this story line, well, I will shake my fist and curse under my breath at them. If that isn't an idle threat, I don't know what is!
149. Double Dribble - NES
Double Dribble is the first game that I remember playing that had a digitized version of the Star Spangled Banner included. If you don't think that is reason enough to include the title in my list, then you are a communist. Just messing with you. Double Dribble is the best 8 bit basketball game I've played hands down and it has nothing to do with it's choice of music.
For a side scrolling, relatively prehistoric looking game; Double Dribble is surprisingly authentic when it comes to representing the sport of basketball. To one not well versed in the strategy of roundball, I thought the players set up well and did a good job of trying to get open. As in any NES sports game, there are certain eccentricities that can be exploited. In Double Dribble, there were hot spots on the court that would greatly increase your chance of making a basket if you shot from them. I don't know how many friends I caused to go into controller throwing fits of rage after exploiting these little known locations. Playing against a buddy is definitely the preferred way of playing Double Dribble, although I had plenty of fun playing against the well-balanced A.I. And now the best part of the game - the cutaway close-ups that the action went to when pulling off a particularly stunning jam. They may not look like much nowadays, but they were awesome back in the 80's and pulling one off always had to come with a bit of trash talking. Always.
148. Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal - PS2
Not only did Armin Shimmerman play one of my favorite characters in one of my favorite television shows (Qwark in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine), but he also voiced one of my favorite villains in videogames - Dr. Nefarious in Up Your Arsenal (and you can throw in Andrew Ryan from Bioshock for good measure). If you can find no reason to play Up Your Arsenal (and if you can't, what is wrong with you?); do yourself a favor and check out some of the cutscenes on Youtube. Dr. Nefarious is hilarious, deliciously evil, and the final boss battle is one of the best I've played in a platformer.
The rest of Up Your Arsenal's story is awesome as well. Captain Qwark is a pretty big focal point of the story with his formation of the Q-Force team. If you have played a Ratchet and Clank game, you already know that more Captain Qwark is always a good thing. The 2D Vid Comics mini-games that told the history of the cowardly captain are easily one of the highlights of the game as well. While the gameplay doesn't stray much from the tried and true, it is still a ridiculous amount of fun to blast baddies with an awesome array of weapons and the gameplay mixes things up with a good amount of variety. I was disappointed that the focus in Up Your Arsenal seemed to be less on the platforming and more on the gunplay (little did I know what was to come), but it was still quite a bit of fun. The game definitely featured some incredible moments, and nothing was quite as exhilarating as parachuting in to a planet while avoiding barrages of missile fire. The puzzles seemed to be less numerous than in Going Commando and never required more than a few seconds of thought, but they were welcome additions nonetheless. There is a reason that Ratchet and Clank is still going strong on the PS3 - the story and characters, humor, and gameplay truly are an ageless combination.
147. Galaga - Arcade
Is there anything in videogames more basic than the space shooter? Well, probably a paddle hitting a bouncing ball but after that comes the space shooter. I played plenty of Asteroids, Space Invaders, and Defender way back in the day; but none of them grabbed me quite like Galaga. In fact, I played Galaga just a few months ago at a skating rink where my daughter was having her birthday party, and I must say that it is still almost as fun today as it was back in the early 80's.
I find it interesting that just a few tweaks to the Space Invaders formula took a game that wasn't even close to my top 200 to one that lands firmly at the #147 spot. The faster pace set by the game is definitely one of the best changes. Space Invaders wasn't easy by any means, but it always came across as a slow and plodding game. In Galaga, everything moves fast from your ship to the enemies. Speaking of enemies, it is nice to actually have some enemy variety. The alien insect design is very cool and adds some personality to the game, and the way waves break off from the main fleet (or swarm) and come at you keeps the action exciting. A little strategy comes into play as well with the dragonfly looking bad guys that can capture your ship with a tractor beam. Do you avoid the tractor beam or let them take your ship so you can hide in the storage compartments in order to infiltrate their base? Oops, I meant recapture it and have dual fighters? By the way, dual fighters is never the wrong answer to that question (unless you are on your last life that is).
146. Onimusha: Warlords - PS2
For those of you who bought a PS2 at launch, you probably can't help but remember the dismal first several months of owning the console. Indications that the PS2 would become one of the greatest systems of all time were few and far between. Fortunately for those of us starved for something decent to play, March brought a savior by the name of Samanosuke Akechi. If you've ever wanted that classic Resident Evil formula with a more competent warrior set in feudal Japan, then look no further than Samonsuke's debut in Onimusha: Warlords.
The similarities to Capcom's survival horror series are numerous. Samanosuke controls like a tank, though special dashing moves add a jet engine to that tank. While I couldn't stand the control scheme in Code Veronica, I thought the faster speed and dashing moves made the movement controls in Warlords quite bearable, even though they weren't ideal. The combat was fast-paced and quite a bit of fun. Larger enemies and the exquisite boss battles were easily the highlights of the game, and Onimusha kept things feeling fresh by constantly introducing new weapons, items and varieties of enemies. There were puzzles mixed in with the combat, though they are pretty much what you would expect from Capcom (find the red key to unlock the red door kind of stuff). While I can't say that many of them were memorable, they did serve as a nice break from the action. While neither the story nor characters were groundbreaking, both served their purpose in providing motivation for what you are doing and giving the game a bit of personality (and at least one of them wasn't Jean Reno and Samanosuke wasn't in modern day Paris - what was Capcom thinking with Demon Siege?). The placement on this list might be somewhat due to when it was released, but that doesn't change the fact that I loved chopping down demons with my Bishamon Sword.
Here are the previous entries in this series:
#151 through #155 #156 through #160 #161 through #165 #166 through #170 #171 through #175 #176 through #180 #181 through #185 #186 through #190 #191 through #195 #196 through #200
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"In the future, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, 'banks must save themselves.'
---Der Spiegel, April 1, 2013
"We strive to be the most respected Investor Relations team by delivering financial transparency and outstanding communication."
--Deutsche Bank Investor Relations
Europe has solved the problem of failing banks dragging down their governments with the cost of bailouts. Henceforth, the costs of bank resolution will be borne by bank bondholders and depositors, instead of by German taxpayers.
This is a very clean solution to a complex problem. If the eurozone's banking system were viewed as a contingent liability of Germany, Germany would no longer be rated AAA, since the potential ongoing bailout costs are enormous.


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Whether you are a teacher or a parent you will love Ready, Set, Read. In this book the author, Janet Chambers takes a simple but common sense approach to teaching literacy skills to young children. Ready, Set, Read offers step-by-step instructions on how to introduce literacy skills to even very young children using a multisensory approach. You and your child will enjoy the activities and crafts included in the book Ready, Set, Read.
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Author has written 2 stories for Dragon Age.
A longtime lurker on this site, I finally decided to add a story of my own. I'm a huge fan of the Dragon Age Series and love DAO and DA2 equally as much. I've only done one complete playthrough of DA2 because the ending just put me through the emotional wringer. I played as a male mage Hawke in love with Fenris, but Anders... I just couldn't stop thinking about the tragedy that befell him. Thus my story "The Scions of Seheron" was born. A big kudos to Bioware for giving players such amazing romance options!
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Brett Schneider: Conversations (RISD Lecture, Spring 2017)
Brett Schneider is the Senior Associate at Guy Nordenson and Associates (structural engineers) in New York NY and Assistant Professor of Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design in Providence RI. In his almost 20 years at Guy Nordenson and Associates, he has contributed to the structural engineering of projects with leading architects including: Michael Maltzan Architecture, Steven Holl Architects, SANAA, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Johnston Marklee, and Pei Cobb Freed amongst many others.
This lecture examines the structural engineering of four projects: SoHo Loft Stair with Architecture Research Office (2001), Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion with SANAA (2006)), JPL Administration Building with Michael Maltzan Architecture (2010), and Chicago Horizon with Ultramoderne (2015). The chronological presentation of these projects traces the development of a model of collaboration (here called Conversations), and touches on questions of generalist vs specialist knowledge, holistic vs ad hoc solutions, and how might creativity in engineering design be fostered.
Spring 2017 Events
- February 23, 6:30 PM Brett Schneider, Guy Nordenson and Associates & RISD Architecture
- March 2, 6:30 PM at RISD Auditorium Petra Blaisse, Inside Outside, Hosted with INTAR, Textiles, RISD Museum
- February 27, 6:30 PM Jeanette Kuo, Karamuk*Kuo
- March 13, 6:30 PM Allan Wexler, Allan Wexler Studio, Hosted with ID
- March 16, 6:30 PM Jarrett Walker, Jarrett Walker + Associates
- April 3, 6:30 PM Kunle Adeyemi, NLÉ, Yoder Lecture
- April 24, 6:30 PM Nader & Katie Faulkner, NADAAA, Shoemaker Lecture
- May 11, 6:30 PM Shumi Bose, Central Saint Martins & Architectural Association
- RT @HansyBetter: #Architect as Initiator,#Architect as Detective, #Architect as Advocate, Join me on 10/28 at MIT @RISDARCH https://t.co/eQ5mv9cIMU,
- .@hansybetter+BR+A+CE create "Tilt-Down Fence" a public art exhibit in Fields Corner https://t.co/poFcZkjevt via @bostonherald,
- RT @risd: .@RISDARCH is working to complete SouthLight, a summer design-build project @SCCRI1 https://t.co/leEtHJwqA8 https://t.co/z1VkusjsuZ,
- RT @spfortunato: Planting in progress at Southside Cultural Center! @ProvidenceACT @LISCRhodeIsland @RISDARCH @RILatinoStories & more https://t.co/nx2euXEmAt,
- B.Arch alumnus @hamedbukhamseen on the Kuwaiti Contribution to the 2016 Venice Biennale https://t.co/J6W6oiZjVs,
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Featured on RISD.EDU
- AIAS presents BEAUX ARTS 2017 – MASKED BALL read more...
- Designing a School for the Arts The idea of launching an arts high school affiliated with RISD has been in the air for decades, so when Architecture Professor Jim Barnes (BArch 69) was thinking about a theme for his advanced fall studio, he decided to resurrect it. read more...
- Exploring Sound + Space at the RISD Museum A hush falls over the audience seated in the center of the RISD Museum's Grand Gallery as multimedia performance piece Galapagos in C gets underway. Two Architecture students silently enter as mimes, gaze at a large 18th-century family portrait by Jacques-Luc Barbier-Walbonne and then strike a pose mimicking the subjects in the painting. read more...
- Design Like a Girl "I hope that this class has encouraged students to be curious – to constantly question the built environment around them," said Architecture grad student Rebecca McGee MArch 16 on Wednesday. As this year's grad student faculty leader, she welcomed friends and family to a celebration of an ongoing partnership between RISD and Lincoln School, read more...
- Ideas Born on Paper Architecture Professor Christopher Bardt BArch 83 has a longstanding personal connection to the work included in Drawing Ambience: Alvin Boyarsky and the Architectural Association, an exhibition on view at the RISD Museum through August 2. Sharing his impressions while walking through the show, he stops at a delicate graphite, ink wash and colored pencil drawing by British architect Michael Webb... read more...


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Democracy tarnishes its heroes as surely as revolutions devour their children. For 25 years, the leaders of Solidarity personified the qualities needed to win Poland's struggle for democracy: unbending courage in the face of the communist Leviathan and magnanimity and clear-sighted determination during the transfer of power. All of these were great and noble qualities, and all of them now seem utterly superfluous to most Poles.
That is the sad lesson of Poland's parliamentary election two weeks ago, and of Sunday's indecisive presidential election (which will be decided by a run off between Donald Tusk and Lech Kaczynski on October 23rd.) To be sure, the communists-cum-postcommunists who have dominated Polish politics since 1989 were utterly repudiated – the left got scarcely 11% of the vote in the parliamentary poll. But Solidarity's old guard has also been cast aside. Poland yearns for something new.
Poland's recent elections were the first in which the postcommunist left was irrelevant. The postcommunists know that they can no longer live off their legacy of organization and discipline, so they have chosen a clever and attractive 34-year-old leader. He has nothing to do with the communist era and has sacked all former Party members from important positions, even barring former Prime Minister Leszek Miller from standing for parliament.
This is undoubtedly all to the good. But the overall health of Polish democracy is another matter. Turnout for the parliamentary election was 40%, which puts Poland near the bottom in voter participation among the democratic nations of the world, and about 25-30% below the European average.


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