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As a comprehensive health care service, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services and Centura Health South State Operating Group prides itself not only on providing quality health care to southern Colorado, but also to finding the right professionals to lead our organization. Our administrative team directs our hospitals with integrity and great vision. They are chosen professionals who have both expertise in their field and compassion for healing the people in our communities.
President & CEO, Penrose-St. Francis Health ServicesPresident, Centura Health South State Operating Group
Margaret Sabin is a national leader in preventative health and wellness, and a five-time CEO with more than 37 years of accomplished health care experience. She joined Penrose-St. Francis Health Services as the President and CEO in 2008 and oversees the daily operations of the 522-bed system. Under her leadership, Penrose-St. Francis has been named one of Healthgrades America's 50 Best Hospitals for nine consecutive years.
In 2009, Margaret was also named the president of Centura Health's South State Operating Group, overseeing operations at all Centura hospitals in southern Colorado: Penrose Hospital and St. Francis Medical Center in Colorado Springs; St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center in Pueblo; and St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City. Additionally, she serves as chair of Centura Health's Trauma Council, leading the first integrated health care network in the nation to establish a trauma system linked to its own facilities and services.
From 2005-2008, Margaret was the CEO of Sutter Health Partners and Vice President of New Product Development for Sutter Health in Sacramento, Calif. Prior to that, she was CEO of Marin Community Health for five years, which included Sutter Health affiliates Marin General Hospital and Novato Community Hospital. She has also served as CEO of the Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs, Colo., and Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colo.
She has been named one of the Colorado Springs Business Journal's "Women of Influence," and was twice named one of the Bay Area's "100 Most Influential Women in Business" by the San Francisco Business Times. She has made Becker's Hospital Review's "130 Women Hospital and Health System Leaders to Know" list for the past five consecutive years, and in 2014, was named the Colorado Springs Business Journal's "Healthiest CEO."
Margaret is a certified fitness instructor, and maintains her certification by teaching weekly community boot camp classes at Penrose Hospital.
Chief Administrative Officer, St. Francis Medical Center
A physical therapist by training, Mark has more than 20 years of health care leadership experience. He has been with Centura Health since 2006 when he joined St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City as its Vice President of Operations. In 2008 he was the Vice President of Operations for SFMC where he led the final opening phases of northern El Paso County's only full-service hospital. Mark has led a variety of strategic initiatives for Penrose-St. Francis, including opening of Select Long-Term Care Hospital at SFMC, the migration from level IV to level III trauma status and expanding St. Francis to its current 200 beds in 2014. Today, Mark is responsible for providing day-to-day operational and strategic leadership for SFMC and serves as the hospital's representative in all operational-related activities.
Mark holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Northwestern College in Iowa, a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Iowa, and a Master's of Business Administration degree from Regis University. He is a member of the American College for Healthcare Executives (ACHE) and serves as a board member for the YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region and Mount St. Francis Nursing Center.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO), South State Operating Group
Dr. Dull comes to Penrose-St. Francis Health Services after serving as CMO for Providence Medical Center and Providence Park Hospital in Southfield, Mich., a position he held since 2012.
Dr. Dull provides leadership, strategic direction and operational management of physician services, quality and medical staff administration. He has a key role in helping Penrose-St. Francis establish effective relationships with the medical staff, including hospital-based groups, private practice referring groups, ambulatory staff members and employed physicians. Dr. Dull attended the Wayne State College of Medicine in Detroit, Mich., and completed his Residency in Anesthesiology and Fellowship in Pediatric Anesthesiology at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City, Iowa. He obtained his Masters of Medical Management from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Penn. Dr. Dull previously served as Chair and Medical Director of the Department of Anesthesia at Spectrum Health Hospitals in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dr. Dull is a results-oriented physician executive with a proven record of leading teams to exceeding extensive improvement goals. His key strengths include strategy development, process redesign and implementation, team dynamics and physician relations, with a demonstrated effectiveness of working in complex environments managing multiple concurrent goals. In his previous role, Dr. Dull provided oversight for the radiology service lines for two hospitals and a medical staff of more than 1,400 physicians. He redesigned the hospitalist program to decrease layers of care and improved quality, while significantly decreasing cost to the institution.
Dr. Toni Green-Cheatwood is Vice President of Medical Affairs for St. Francis Medical Center (SFMC). She functions in this part-time role while continuing to serve as a breast surgeon and the Director of Breast Oncology for the Penrose Cancer Center. As the VP of Medical Affairs, Dr. Green-Cheatwood focuses on medical staff relations, quality outcomes, patient experience and service line development for SFMC, as well as serves as a liaison to the broader Penrose-St. Francis medical staff. She assists in coordinating medical staff quality and peer review issues while helping the hospitals maintain regulatory compliance.
Dr. Green-Cheatwood received her Doctor of Osteopathy degree from Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and went on to general surgery residency at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. She is board certified in general surgery and has completed a Multidisciplinary Breast Surgery Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She is an accomplished breast surgeon, whose practice offers complete care of the breast for women of all ages and stages of life, not just those who have received a cancer diagnosis. She is credited with bringing the seed-localization procedure to Colorado and achieving national accreditation for our breast center.A gifted author and speaker, Dr. Green-Cheatwood has given dozens of presentations to consumers and physicians across the country while having her work published in national medical journals. She sits on the Commission on Cancer, Centura Oncology Council, and the Penrose Cancer Center's Physician Advisory Board and Chair Education Committee, and was named Centura Health Physician Group's Provider of the Year for 2014. She has also been the CHPG Medical Director for Specialty Care for South State Operating Group (SSOG) for the past two years.
Chief Financial Officer, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services and South State Operating Group
Danny has more than 22 years of finance experience in the health care industry. As CFO, he oversees financial operations for Penrose-St. Francis Health Services as well as St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center in Pueblo and St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City. He has also held positions at PSF as Controller, Assistant Vice President of Finance, and Vice President of Finance for St. Francis Medical Center. From 2002-2005, Danny was CFO and Principal in Surgical Development Systems, Inc., an ambulatory surgery center development and management company in South Florida. He has also served as Controller at an HCA hospital in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Danny currently serves on the church council of First Lutheran Church and is Committee Chair for Boy Scout Troop 187. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University of New Orleans, an MBA from Nova Southeastern University, and is a licensed CPA in the state of Texas.
Vice President of Human Resources for South State Operating Group
Jim is responsible for providing strategic leadership in the Group's operational HR functions of employment, compensation, employee relations, and leadership development to ensure the organization remains compliant with laws and regulatory agencies. Jim provides strategic counsel on the administration of policies and programs related to HR services, and manages the Group's HR departments for quality and efficiency.
Jim began his career with Centura Health in 1986 at Penrose-St. Francis Health Services and has worked in the HR arena since 1992, serving in a variety of roles including recruitment, compensation, and employee relations. He also served as the Vice President of HR for Penrose-St. Francis until 2007. Prior to assuming his Group role, Jim served as Vice President of Compensation for Centura Health where his responsibilities included oversight of compensation programs throughout the system, executive compensation, pay practice standardization initiatives, all incentive and at-risk programs, and oversight of external clinical and non-clinical agency contracting. Jim has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management and is a member of both the Society of Human Resource Management and World At Work (Society of Compensation Professionals).
Vice President of Mission Integration, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services and South State Operating Group
Larry is responsible for the integration of the mission of the organization and its partners. He advances the heritage, values and healing ministry in order that it permeates the culture and leadership team of the organization. His previous positions include Executive Director, National Association of Catholic Chaplains; Vice President of Mission and Ministry, Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System; Senior Associate of Mission Services, Catholic Health Association of the U.S.; Chaplain, Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital; and Adjunct Faculty at St. Louis University, Concordia University. Among his many awards include the Distinguished Service Award from the National Association of Catholic Chaplains, and the Excellence in Service Award from the Veterans Administration Health Service. Larry holds a Master's Degree in Health Care Administration from St. Louis University/Webster University, a Master's Degree in Human Service Counseling from Webster University, and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science from St. Benedict's College.
Vice President of Strategy, South State Operating Group
Bill is responsible for executing and monitoring our growth strategies in support of the Centura Health 2020 system strategy, and developing and expanding our various systems of care to provide synergy across our region and Centura Health.
Bill has 20 years of clinical and business experience, including large cardiology and cardiovascular surgery physician practice management and hospital operations. Prior to joining Penrose-St. Francis in 2011 as the Administrative Director of Cardiovascular Services, he served as the Executive Director of Parkside Cardiology for four years.
Bill has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English (Cum Laude) from the University of Colorado and a Masters of Health Care Administration from Medical College of Virginia. He is a Certified Medical Practice Executive (CMPE, since 1999) and a former President of the Virginia Medical Group Management Association. He is also a Member of the American College of Cardiology.
Vice President of Operations, Penrose Hospital
Kristi has more than 20 years of health care leadership experience, the past five years as the Director of Homecare for Centura Health at Home. Kristi has operational responsibilities at Penrose Hospital over Facilities, Imaging, Rehabilitation, Respiratory Therapy, Support Services, Laboratory and Blood Bank.
Kristi is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, serving as an anti-submarine warfare officer as well as an administrative officer at the National Naval Medical Center. She holds bachelor of science and master of science degrees in physical therapy from Thomas Jefferson University, graduating Magna cum Laude for both. Before joining Centura Health in 2011, she filled leadership positions in physical therapy, rehabilitation and home health at various locations.
Chief Operating Officer, Penrose Hospital
Lonnie has 25 years of operational health care experience and has been with Penrose-St. Francis since 2007. Prior to assuming his current role, he held the title of Administrative Director of Surgical & Imaging Services as well as Director of Orthopedics and Neurosurgical Service Line for PSF. He now has operational responsibility for several departments including Surgical Services, Imaging Services, Facilities, Construction, Support Services (Environmental, Food and Nutrition, Security and Valet Services), Pharmacy and Laboratory. He also spearheads hospital joint ventures and business development initiatives.
He began his health care career in the U.S. Army, serving eight years in multiple areas, including Angiography, Cardiac Cath, Cat Scan, X-ray, and MRI. He held the title of Director of Diagnostic Imaging Services for the Fort Walton Beach Medical Center in Florida and was Chief Operating Officer for MDiagnostics Inc., a company in Metairie, Louisiana, specializing in outpatient imaging. Lonnie has a Bachelor's Degree in Healthcare Administration from Ottawa University and a Master's Degree in Clinical Practice Management from Texas Tech University. He also possesses national registries in Radiology, Computerized Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Lonnie is also a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Chief Financial Officer, St. Francis Medical Center
Patrick has 30 years of Decision Support, Accounting and Finance experience in the health care industry, all with Penrose-St. Francis. He began his career as a Staff Accountant in Finance and has held several titles over the past 30 years, including Controller and Director of Finance since 2005. Patrick is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day financial operations at Penrose-St. Francis and will assist with strategic initiatives designed to increase our financial performance, quality and breadth of services. He leads our annual fiscal planning cycle, including strategic, capital and operational budget processes. Patrick also facilitates accurate productivity reporting and benchmarking. Patrick has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration (Accounting) from the University of Southern Colorado (now Colorado State University – Pueblo), and a Master's Degree in Healthcare Administration from Troy University.
Vice President of Nursing Services, St. Francis Medical Center
Martha comes to Penrose-St. Francis from the Bon Secours Health System in Richmond, VA., where she was the service line director for Women's and Children's Services, having responsibility for six hospitals within the system. Prior to this, she was the Women's and Children's Service Line Director at Sutton Children's Hospital, part of CHRISTUS Health, in Shreveport, LA. Martha is responsible for the planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and evaluation of Nursing Services across the health care continuum at SFMC, and integrates Nursing Services with all hospital services and functions. She has the authority and responsibility for developing organization-wide patient care programs, policies and procedures that describe how patients' nursing care needs are assessed, evaluated and met.
Martha has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pa., a Master's Degree in Nursing Administration and Health Care Services from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich., and is pursuing a doctorate degree in Nursing through the University of Colorado. She is also a member of the American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) and the American Nurses Association (ANA).
Vice President of Nursing Services, Penrose Hospital
Rose Ann has more than 33 years of clinical and health care leadership experience, all at Penrose-St. Francis. She began her career as a Staff RN in Oncology and has served as a Clinical Nurse Manager for several departments over the years. She had been the Director of Patient Care Services for Penrose-St. Francis since 2007 since assuming her current role.
Rose Ann possesses a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and a Master of Science degree in Nursing, both from the University of Phoenix. She is also Board Certified as a Nurse Executive and a member of the Colorado Organization of Nurse Leaders and the American Organization of Nurse Executives.
Johnny Rea, Administrative Chief of Staff, South State Operating Group
Johnny has been with Penrose-St. Francis Health Services since 2007, serving as the Manager of Marketing and Public Relations, Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications, and Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Communications.
Johnny oversees our regional communications strategy and execution. He partners with entity leaders and medical Chiefs of Staff to pursue and facilitate educational and growth opportunities for our physicians as well as our Boards of Trustees. Johnny serves as our advocacy leader by analyzing industry trends and the competitive landscape to position our hospitals as clear market leaders when it comes to health care policy issues and the consumers' choice for care. He also plays an integral role in our current Master Facility Planning process at Penrose-St. Francis.
Prior to joining Centura Health, Johnny enjoyed a distinguished, 24-year career with the U.S. Air Force, directing global public relations and strategic communications throughout the U.S., Europe, the Pacific, and the Middle East. He has routinely worked with CNN, FOX News, USA Today, New York Times, NASCAR, Major League Baseball, and the National League Football. Johnny led communications efforts during the Global War on Terror at the largest air base in Qatar, and began a new Air Force communications office in Kuwait. He directed the Air Force's outreach campaign following Hurricanes Rita and Wilma in Florida, and facilitated international media coverage into war-torn Sarajevo during the U.S. delivery of humanitarian aid to refugees.
Johnny has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Liberal Arts from Excelsior College and is a Distinguished Graduate from the Department of Defense Public Affairs Officers Course.
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Therefore I will not restrain my mouth; I will speak in the anguish of my spirit; I will complain in the bitterness of my soul.
Job 7:11
An open letter to the local congregation:
I sit in your pews just about every week.
I look pretty much like you. There isn't anything about me that you would notice to be out of place in your church.
I open my service folder and my hymnal when told where to turn.
I appear to be saying the responses and singing the words to the songs, although you most likely don't hear my voice among the others. That's because I'm not really saying or singing out loud.
I'm just mouthing the words.
And that is the way I'm living my life.
Going through the motions.
Each morning I get up and out of bed. I breathe in and I breathe out. I get ready for work, I go to work, I come home.
On Sunday mornings, I come to your church. I remember going as a kid with my parents.
I used to take my kids and wife to church with me.
But they are gone now.
I sit in your pews alone. Going through the motions.
You see, my wife and children are dead. They died a couple of years ago.
But there's no reason for you to know that. I never told you. I don't wear a sign around my neck saying, "He's terribly sad because his family is dead."
Each week I sit in your pews, hear your pastor, sing your hymns, listen for your God.
Can God say something to me? Would I be able to understand what he says? Would I be able to accept it?
Can there be a reason for the death of my family? Or is this just some cosmic game? Or worse, a joke played on me?
I'm here just about every week.
Will someone please talk to me?
In Job 7 our "Everyman" is in the middle of a long soliloquy. He's reacting to his so-called friend Eliphaz's speech from Job 4-5.
He's been speaking for quite a while, first in answer to Eliphaz but now, since verse 7, he is speaking directly to God.
Job has legitimate questions. Eliphaz has made the point that Job must have done something evil to warrant losing his wealth, children and health.
Job defends himself. He's done nothing to deserve this. And he's correct! He doesn't know it, but even God said of Job, "…there is none like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, who fears God and turns away from evil" (Job 1:8).
Job is in despair. But Job does one thing that I would pray every despairing person would do – cry out to God!
God is always there to listen to his people! He desires to comfort all the hurting people.
In his Son, Jesus Christ, God has provided true life for all people. Even those – especially those – who are despairing, like the man who penned the open letter to the local church above.
The reason the Church exists is to help anyone and everyone who is hurting to come to God and receive the comfort they so desperately long for.
The Church is not in the position to give answers to the hurting. Just as Job never got an answer from God about why he lost his wealth, children, and health, the Church should never try to give reasons to the hurting for their hurting.
All the Church can do is simply listen to the hurting and love them. Let them cry out to God – whether in anger or in despair. Simply listen to them and love them.
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Baseball, beats, and Bernie Williams
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Today's New York Times has an interesting article on pro ballplayers who were/are also pro musicplayers. Musicians, we mean. Musicplayers are what, like music boxes? Anyway, it's prompted by a new book by former Yankee center fielder, and smooth jazz guitarist, Bernie Williams.
We give this article bonus points for siting our favorite baseball/music crossover of all time:
"The Marx Brothers, in "A Night at the Opera," produced perhaps the greatest intersection of baseball and music: the overture to Verdi's "Trovatore" slides into "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" at measure 35, inspiring Chico and Harpo to leap up in the pit for a game of catch and Groucho to hawk peanuts down the aisle."
If you haven't seen "A Night at the Opera," track it down. Probably a better use of your time than buying Bernie's album (no offense Bernie, but smooth jazz?).


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Just what American Idol season 11 winner Phillip Phillips needed in his life: another Phillips. That's what he got when he wed longtime love Hannah Blackwell on Saturday, assuming she takes his last name.
"I'm so excited," Phillips told People. "What I love most about her is she's my best friend and I can tell her anything. I just love her."
The couple met seven years ago at an event for his sister's charity, Mission Change.
Said Blackwell: "I feel like when I met Phillip, he was the answer to so many questions that I had. He just makes everything make sense for me."
The couple tied the knot at Resora Plantation in Albany, Ga., in front of 250 of their nearest and dearest.


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Coble co-sponsors Bipartisan Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act
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U.S. Reps. Howard Coble, R-N.C., Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore., and Mike McCaul , R-Texas, have introduced the bipartisan Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act, which would require the U.S. Department of Transportation to set separate measures for motorized and non-motorized safety, according to a news release.
Seven-story bicycle has no purpose, is awesome anyway
Grist – 11/15/13
A Swiss architecture firm called Bureau A designed this contraption for "a local bar and cultural center" in Hanoi, Vietnam, called Ta di Oto. It's a bike with a tower, that has seven "stories" — seven different levels you can sit on, really. It looks like it's about the height of a one-story building.
Bill Makes Bike-Sharing Benefits Tax-Deductible
Beyond Chron – 11/15/13
U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer is cosponsoring a bill to officially recognize bike sharing as the newest category of public transit, at least in the eyes of the IRS. Unfortunately, the bill is limited by a persistent oversight in tax policy that restricts its benefits to those who both live and work in areas that have bikesharing stations.


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text: Hey guys.. I was wondering if anyone has had their i1 shot at while flying?? I'm sorry to say I have.. Today someone shot twice at my inspire while just flying around my home location..( I hope blade wasn't in town..lol..) .. I'm pretty sure it was a long time resident that owns 20 acres.. My property is near by and I am aware she isn't happy about the drone flying over the outskirts of her property.. Said lady has threatened to shootmy phantom down so I generally stay away.. I'll check my video later to see if she tried to hit it or just make a point.. Anyway..my thought is doesn't she think I know where she lives.. Next thought ..lets just say she wouldnt like it..lol.. Anyway..what would you do if someone shot at your inspire with the intent to take it down ?? Bullet free flying.. Turbo..


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Often time during the summer parents will take a look at the previous school year and start to formulate thoughts for the upcoming year. Or maybe a move has taken place and schooling is a brand new issue. At any rate, from time to time friends will tell me that they're seriously considering homeschool, but are still hung up on the "s" word.
One of the first concerns people share with me about homeschooling is their fear that their child or children will grow up to become social misfits. That somehow life will become so small that it will revolve around the 3 r's and chores…no more friends…no more playing…no more fun. Deep sigh…
While I can understand this fear, new homeschoolers – or those considering it – will be pleased to discover that with some creative thought, there are practical ways to get some sunshine and socialization away from the dining room table. As a first step,
Develop a mindset that seeks learning opportunities beyond books
Although pre-packaged curricula do provide the structure and direction that so many new homeschoolers think they need, the danger lies in becoming enslaved to them. Home indeed becomes a stuffy and oppressive "cave" when we have to "get school done" before life moves on. The activities I describe below are replete with educational benefits, and we have used all of them to homeschool our own.
Interaction with others is important not only within one's peer group, but inter-generationally.
One of the biggest drawbacks I find in public education is age-segregation. To most non-homeschoolers, socialization means having their kids in a class with others their own age. This form of segregation is obviously an artificial environment when you realize that once out of school, children need to learn how to interact with people of all ages. Therefore, creating a balance is crucial for healthy growth and development. In this post I will offer options that are primarily peer-related activities; in a future one I will describe activities that provide more inter-generational experiences.
- Scouting– This is a terrific learning opportunity. We have used the requirements for many badges and pins as springboards for many subjects. Between troop meetings, camping and the field trips we go on, the kids get quite a bit of fun and educational "kid time".
- Sports groups– Sports provide both exercise and socialization, along with the all-important development of team-work skills. We've participated in teams at the Y, our town's Recreation Department, and church leagues. Homeschoolers in urban areas often have the advantage of homeschool leagues in certain sports.
- Support group activities– Our local support group has twice-monthly classes (Friday classes) and monthly "extras", as well as dances, yearbook, Key Club, Student Council, honor societies and other functions for the high-school set. We also arrange periodic field trips and have a group that meets regularly for "park day" – fun for the kids and mom! Lots of socializing going on here!
- Museum classes– Many museums offer short-term classes or group lessons. Our zoo offers a 6-week science class each semester, and the local cultural center has periodic day-long offerings. Check with your local art or history museum to see what they might have planned. This is a great way to meet kids from all over your area.
- Church and religious organizations– Our church has both Sunday and Wednesday night programs for the kids, along with Vacation Bible school and summer camp. An added benefit here is that while the kids are socializing in a supervised and safe environment, mom and dad get to socialize as well. A true win-win! Additionally, as the your kids age, these programs often offer opportunities for teens to work in supervisory positions and develop leadership skills.
Homeschooling doesn't have to mean the end of an interesting and stimulating social life – start investigating what's available in your own area.
Use these ideas as a springboard to enlarge your definition of socialization!
Got your creative juices flowing yet? What other ideas will YOU share?
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Finnair has landed in Fukuoka! Finnair, one of the oldest airlines in the world (operating since 1923) is now flying three times a week between Fukuoka and Helsinki, making it the only direct, non-stop flight to Europe from Fukuoka. On May 8 (Sun.), Fukuoka Now was invited onto the tarmac to witness the arrival of the first flight from Helsinki.
The Helsinki ~ Fukuoka flight takes just nine hours and thirty minutes. And since Fukuoka is one of Western Japan's most important commercial cities with excellent transport links to Kyushu's other prefectures, Finnair expects 14,000 travellers to use this new route within the first five months.
Fukuoka departures are on Wed., Fri. and Sun. at 9:30, arriving in Helsinki at 13:55, and return flights leave Finland on Tue., Thu. and Sat. at 16:30, arriving in Fukuoka at 8:00 the next day. The model used is the Airbus A330-300, with 218 seats in economy and 45 in business class.
At least one third of the cabin crew is Japanese, and all the signage has Japanese translations, so Japanese passengers will not be inconvenienced. Furthermore, thanks to very close relationships with Japan Airlines and British Airways, it is possible to book flights utilising these carriers to make very convenient and inexpensive itineraries.
For the past six years, Finnair has been voted the best airline in Northern Europe, has a 4-star rating by Startrax, and, despite the harsh winters, boasts a 99% successful connection rate at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. Finnair already have flights between Helsinki and Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, and they offer some of the fastest services to Europe from Japan. And once you've arrived in Helsinki, Finnair offers sixty connections to other destinations, making it an ideal hub airport. The airport was designed to facilitate quick and easy transfers, and is actually walkable – unlike some other huge hub airports. And even if you do have a layover at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, there are Finnish saunas to relax in!
Initially the route will be a summer-only service, ending in October, but, provided sales are good, Finnair hopes to operate the route year-round.
Finnair's Website (Japan): http://www.finnair.com/jp/gb/destinations/asia-pacific/japan


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The free VIRB Mobile app not only lets you live-stream video footage — you can also use the app to view, edit and share videos that automatically highlight the best moments in your footage. Apply G-Metrix data overlays, and then share with friends on social media. VIRB Edit desktop software offers an easy-to-use, feature-rich editing program that lets you auto-create videos, add music, trim video clips, incorporate transitions and perfect your video.
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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
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How do I make a three-party form?Asked by boulderassoc on April 13, 2014 at 08:49 PM
Hello JotForm,
Carina taught me how to make a two-party form. Her insutrctions are below.
Is it possible to add a third person to the form?
1. Employee completes self evaluation
2. Manager adds feedback on performance
3. VP also adds feedback on performance
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Just to clarify is one employee and one supervisor per form?
It is possible. There are different ways to achieve this.
One is to add an email field where the emplyee would insert the supervisor's email.
Then you would create an auto-responder email, select the recipient email to be the supervisor's email field:
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Hello JotForm,
Carina taught me how to make a form that two differnt people can contribute to. Her answer is below.
Is it possible to make a three-party form? I'd like ot get
1. Employees self evaluation
2. Supervisors feedback
3. VP's feedback
You can try by inserting your email in the supervisor field int his test form:
You can also clone this form if you wish.
Let us know if we can be of more assistance.
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Hello boulderassoc,
To achieve your requirement, you need to follow the exact same process explained by my colleague @Carina to add the VP's feedback as well. Only additional steps which you need to add is a conditional notification email will be added in the form which will only send submission email to VP if the "Supervisors" submit the form.
I cloned your form and did the following changes in your form:
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2. Added the form fields for VP's feedback.
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Abram (Abe) M. Loper currently resides in Lynchburg, Virginia, where his leadership and management ability have been recognized by local executives in private business, elected officials on the national level, and by nonprofit leadership throughout the state.
He serves as Managing Partner of Nobility Partners, LLC, a consulting firm providing direction to small businesses and is a member of Albion College's Alumni Board of Advisors. He is a published guest columnist for the Blue Ridge Business Journal and YPNation.com, and has been featured in both the Lynchburg News and Advance and Lynchburg Business magazine. He has spoken as a business consultant on the topics of workforce retention, leveraging social media, public relations, and entrepreneurship.
Loper received his Bachelor's degree in both English and Visual Arts from Albion College, and holds a Masters of Business Administration with a concentration in Leadership, as well as an Ed.S. with the same concentration, from Liberty University.
Loper is an active leader in his community where he has served as a member of the Board of Directors for the Sedalia Center for the Arts (Marketing Chair), National College's Business and Technology Advisory Board, Economic Development Council, and the regional Workforce Investment Board (Executive Committee & Youth Council).
His industry experience includes positions in sales, management, and consulting, and ranges from strictly private, nonprofit, and government work, to partnerships focused on bringing all three sectors together. He is a regular speaker throughout the state on the topic of workforce retention and small business development, and has received written commendation from U.S. Senator Mark Warner for his work throughout the state on behalf of young professional initiatives.
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Peculiar Findings
The Triad: Chapter 1 . . . Written by Dk64rules (t∣b∣c)
Mikul Corp. - Building 0
The bright lights illuminating the offices of Floor 5 contrasted with the cold, dark sky of night present beyond the windows. The CEO of the Mikul Corporation, Nathaniel C. Mikul, has been called to this floor to view a startling discovery made by a rookie employee of the company. Needless to say, Dr. Mikul went in with much skepticism.
"Alright, I'm going to look at what this guy has, determine that it is fake or something of the sort, offer some encouraging words, and return to my business." Mikul got the Head of Building 0 up to speed as he took the elevator to Floor 5.
"Sounds respectable, sir, but what if Halete's findings are important? What if he found something truly amazing, as he says?"
"And give a modest rookie a huge ego? Never. If his findings are so important, I'll pull them up myself and have the elites handle it in secret. Halete will never know."
The elevator stopped, and a "ding" sounded as the doors slid open to Floor 5.
"I have to go, Mr. Altmanti. I'm at Floor 5." Mikul said, ending the call and placing his cell phone back into his coat pocket. At the far end of the floor, Mr. Halete stood at his desk, along with other faithful employees. His findings were brought up on a large computer monitor.
"Ah, Mr. Jalerd Halete. Mr. Altmanti tells me you have something very important to share with me..." Mikul said, pleasantly.
"Yes sir, Dr. Mikul. Take a look at the screen." Jalerd started the media displayed.
Two videos were displayed side-by-side, and began to play. It looked like footage taken from a stationary security camera. A camera from about 40 years ago. The two videos appeared to be taken from the very same camera, but radically different things were present in the videos.
"What is this?" Mikul asked.
"These, sir, are two videos taken from the same camera, and dated on the same day, at the same time. The camera is on the right side of this building, stationed over the sidewalk at about Floor 2's height." Jalerd pointed to the date and time metadata on screen. "However, two different things are happening. One the first one, the footage shows nothing special, people are walking to and fro, cars are going past, other buildings are across the street, people there are doing their own thing."
"But the other one..." Mikul started.
"Yes, sir, the other one shows that no buildings are present on the other side of the street, just open land with a small stone monument. See these kids here?" Jalerd pauses the video and points to them. "The one kid glows and then the monument opens! How is that possible? Regardless of that, how could these videos be taken at the exact same time and show two different realities?"
Now was Mikul's chance. "This could've been filmed anywhere in the world. I mean, notice the angle, a common security position. Who's to say this land isn't on the other side of the country? And, with special effects nowadays that kid could've glowed until the screen went white. I like your enthusiasm, though. Your passion for discovery? It's great. Keep up the good work." Mikul turned.
"Now, now, wait, sir, there is something about this that just feels off! Please, believe me, this must be investigated!"
"We'll be in touch. Good night, Mr. Halete." Mikul pressed the Top Floor button on the elevator control and the doors slid closed.
"Ding!" The elevator reached the top and Dr. Mikul was greeted with the sight of his large, opulent office. The grand windows revealed the tops of many buildings in the city, their lights brightening the night. Mr. Altmanti walked out of a room to the right side of the office's main floor.
"So, what are we to do?" Mr. Altmanti asks.
"I want every Elite on this. I believe Halete discovered what my father was trying to find all along in starting this research company."
"That's a heavy assumption, sir. What makes you so sure?"
"Halete found two videos taken at the exact same time 40 years ago, from the same camera positioned on the side of this very building. The weird thing is, the two videos show a radically different scene."
"And? One video was probably taken somewhere else with a camera in a similar position."
"That's what I said to discount Halete's findings. But, in truth, I was so shocked I hardly was able to contain myself."
"Why, sir?"
"That." Mikul pointed to an old photo hanging on the wall. Under it was a plaque containing information about the photo.
Clemethai Stone Monument
September 18, 1980. After the Golden Kid opened the way.
Taken by Cylath A. Mikul during 1st voyage.
"That was in the video?" Altmanti asked, confused.
"Not the picture." Mikul started, "That scene in the picture. My father disclosed to me everything about his time travel voyages before he passed. At least, I thought he did. As I came up here, I checked on my phone. The video of that scene doesn't exist anywhere in our records, including my father's. The other boring video does."
"If that one video exists at the same time from the same location, how does the one that shows the area in the picture exist at all?" Altmanti was really confused now.
"I think my father, and whoever originally released the video Halete found...traveled back in time...to another reality."
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A car crash caused traffic hold-ups in Brighton Road this morning.
A collision between a black Kia estate and another car thought to be a Nissan Micra happened at the junction with Cedar Road in Sutton shortly before 8am.
No-one is believed to have been seriously hurt in the collision but there were hold-ups while police cleared debris from the road.
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LGBT Leaders Issue Joint Statement On WBC Protests
February 26, 2010
Read More: Central Virginia Rainbow Partnership, Featured, Fred Phelps, Gay Community Center of Richmond, God Hates Fags, Westboro Baptist Church
Today, representatives from the Central Virginia Rainbow Partnership, an alliance of Richmond-based LGBT organizations, met to discuss next week's protests from Westboro Baptist Church. This evening, the Gay Community Center of Richmond released the following response:
Richmond's LGBT Community Rallies Around Targets of Westboro Baptist Church
Representatives of numerous LGBT and faith organizations met Friday at the Gay Community Center of Richmond to plan constructive and effective ways to respond to next week's planned protests in Richmond by members of Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church. The church has announced its intention to picket at the Virginia Holocaust Museum, the Jewish Community Center of Richmond, the Jerusalem Connection and Hermitage High School on Tuesday, March 2nd via their website: GodHatesFags.com. Area LGBT groups are determined that Westboro will be met with peaceful but clear resistance.
"Richmond's LGBT community stands in solidarity with the Jewish community and the students targeted by these protesters," said Jay Squires, President of the Gay Community Center of Richmond. "Westboro Baptist Church made its name protesting the funerals of gay people including Matthew Sheppard. It's crucial that LGBT people vocally oppose their hatred and ignorance no matter which groups they target."
The LGBT and faith groups decided to endorse a rally at VCU organized by VCU Hillel, Queer Action and Men Against Violence in response to the upcoming protests. "The VCU community stands for, and promotes diversity and we thrive on how well we work together'" say the organizers. "This is an opportunity to make a stand against hate and discrimination as one." The rally will be held at the VCU Commons at 1:30 pm on Tuesday, March 2nd. This rally was endorsed by the LGBT and faith groups as the most effective way to promote a message of tolerance and inclusion without engaging the Westboro Baptist Church members directly. The rally is being promoted with its own Facebook page: (http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=325327553042&ref=mf) (Facebook membership required.) Information will also be updated on GayRichmond.com.
These groups are also lending their support to the Virginia Holocaust Museum in its efforts to counter Westboro's plans to protest at this solemn memorial to the millions murdered by intolerant bigots. The Virginia Interfaith Center has organized an online "Phelps-a-Thon," to benefit the museum in which they're asking supporters to make a donation for every minute the protesters picket outside the museum. The museum plans to send Fred Phelps and the Westboro Baptist Church a thank-you note for the amount of money they raise during the protest. (https://secure3.convio.net/faith/site/Donation2?df_id=1500&1500.donation=landing)
The Virginia Holocaust Museum is using its Facebook page to inform supporters about its planned response to the protest. (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-VA/Virginia-Holocaust-Museum/25263221630?ref=mf&v=wall#!)
"We plan to respect the wishes of the Jewish Community Center, Hermitage High School and the Jerusalem Connection who asked that no counter-protests be staged," says Squires. "We're focusing our efforts on creating a positive message of inclusion, respect, and support for any and all groups who are targets of ignorance and religious intolerance."
The organizations endorsing these peaceful efforts include the Gay Community Center of Richmond, People of Faith for Equality in Virginia, First Unitarian Universalist Church, Unitarian Universalist Church of Glen Allen, Metropolitan Community Church -Richmond, Richmond Lesbian Feminists, Mothers & Others, Fan Free Clinic, PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), GLSEN (the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network), the Rainbow Minute, Queer Action VCU, VCU's Men Against Violence, the LGBT Caucus of the Virginia Democratic Party, Virginia Pride, Equality Virginia, the $3 Bills, and Richmond Triangle Players.
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Someone should 'stand' in there way whenever they 'attempt' to protest. Should these 'animals' attempt passage it should be 'met' with 'resistance'. This is NOT free speech, this is 'hatred' pure and simple. There is 'no' god in this church. There is only the family Phelps who 'think' that somehow they have been made the 'pioneers' of faith or judgement in america. They are 'nothing', they will always BE nothing. NO one can 'protest' the way they do. Those who 'agree' with them should be put on a 'list' so that the 'church' can come to the funeral of 'their' loved ones. There opinion would 'change' immediately. These people 'will' go to hell and all who agree with what they say. God is not hate, nor vengeance. His 'only' appointed ones were pure of spirit and soul. None of these people can 'claim' that. They are ALL sinners and NO ONE will mourn there passing……
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Arkansas (2-4, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) had been blasted by a combined score of 110-10 in its first two league games.
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Tyler Wilson completed 20 of 27 passes for 216 yards. The Razorbacks scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to pull away before Auburn scored again in the final minutes.
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Frazier was 9-of-14 passing for 118 yards with an interception late in the first half with Auburn driving.
Moseley completed 13 of 21 passes for 163 yards with the two picks. They were sacked four times apiece by a defense that had collected seven sacks in the first five games combined.
Johnson had 17 carries for 76 yards for Arkansas as both offenses often plodded along. Arkansas outgained Auburn 372-321 in total yards but held the Tigers to 40 yards on 32 rushes, thanks largely to the sacks.
Blake did catch 10 passes for 118 yards and a touchdown for an offense missing suspended starting receiver Quan Bray. He also lost a fumble.
Arkansas receiver Cobi Hamilton was mostly held in check, with five catches for 72 yards, all in the first half, after racking up 465 yards in the last two games.
The Razorbacks bullied an Auburn offense struggling nearly as badly as their defense.
The Tigers had the ball in Arkansas territory five times without scoring before finally getting points on No. 6, and both quarterbacks were swallowed up for big losses to stall drives.
The Razorbacks took a 10-0 lead into halftime despite two missed field goals, a big turnaround for a team that had been outscored 65-20 in the first half of its last three games. Auburn also missed a long attempt.
At first, it seemed like more of the same for Arkansas. The Razorbacks cruised down the field on their opening drive and had first-and-goal from the 6. Then Zach Hocker bounced a 25-yard field goal off the right post.
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