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Move over, Indiana Jones. Step aside, Lara Croft. Video gaming has a new adventurer in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. Trapped on a tropical island crawling with pirates, treasure hunter Nathan Drake seeks out the legendary fortune of his apparent ancestor, Sir Francis Drake. He'll explore ancient forts, lush jungles, mysterious catacombs, and other exotic areas, using a combination of firearms and hand-to-hand combat to defeat enemies. A female filmmaker named Elena Fisher accompanies Drake to document his latest exploits.

As with more famous video game heroes, Drake is no slouch when it comes to feats of agility, from swinging on vines to leaping over rocks to shimmying across precarious ledges. He must also seek out and use cover to protect himself from enemy gunfire. Dramatic chase sequences on watercraft and in a jeep are included for a cinematic feel, and over 50 minutes of cut-scenes help flesh out the swashbuckling story. Drake's Fortune is developer Naughty Dog's (Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter) first foray on PlayStation 3.
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Use the motion-sensing Sixaxis controller to throw grenades, balance while walking across logs, and more

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Collect bonus-unlocking medals by finding secrets and performing specific achievements

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Control Elements | Gamepad/Joystick |
Number of Players | 1 |
Release Year | 2007 |
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Genre | Action, Adventure |
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Financier Darren Berg's Mercer Island waterfront property is slated to be sold for $5.925 million, according to a U.S. bankruptcy court filing.
The offer from Robert M. Harris Jr. includes appliances in both the indoor and outdoor kitchens and video and sound equipment, as well as pool equipment and boat lifts.
Harris is CEO and fonder of Pacific Market International, a Seattle company that manufactures, markets and designs food beverage containers, including Stanley thermoses and Aladdin mugs and bottles.
Harris said he and his family plan to move in to their new home after the deal closes.
"The house matches our family's activities around boating and swimming and being on the water, so we are really looking forward to it," Harris said.
Proceeds of the sale -- which must be approved by a bankruptcy judge -- will go to creditors, who include investors in Berg's failed mortgage-backed Meridian investment funds. Berg faces federal criminal charges stemming from allegations he ran an elaborate Ponzi scheme. Berg has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The $5.925 million offer is less than the $8.2 million the Berg property was originally listed for in September.
The Commerce Bank of Washington holds a $4.4 million mortgage on the property, according to bankruptcy court records.
Wendy Lister, Terry Allen and Coldwell Banker Bain Associates were hired as brokers to sell the property. Brokers for the seller and buyer will split a 4 percent commission when the property is sold.
Lister said there was a lot of interest in the property. She said it was shown more than 31 times. Some were drawn in because of the notoriety of the property's previous owner. But most people who viewed the listing were qualified clients who were interested in purchasing the waterfront property, Lister said.
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Disrespectful children are children who break rules that are in place in the family and don't listen to what they're told. Some can be aggressive at times, verbally and/or physically. They are stubborn and don't accept being punished.
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Charming Log Home in a Forested, Creekside Location with Easy Access to Downtown
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- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Bozeman house description
A vacation home in the forest, by a creek, next to two trailheads, yet close to town for shopping and dining the Bear Creek Trailhead House is just right for your Montana holiday. The house is surrounded by State forest property and is one mile from the National forest boundary up the Bear Creek Trail. Two blue ribbon trout fishing rivers, the Yellowstone and the Gallatin, are less than 20 miles to the east and the west. In winter, there is skiing right out the front door for cross country or alpine touring with skins and both Bridger Bowl and Big Sky are an easy drive away. Both the north entrance and the west entrance to Yellowstone Park are about the same distance from the house, and guests often drive the loop through the Park by driving up the Gallatin River to West Yellowstone and back home by way of Gardner and down along the Yellowstone River. Horseback Riding is available within a few miles.
Fly Fishing: The home has features especially designed for fly fishers such as racks for drying waders, ourdoor hydrant for washing gear, clothes dryer, fly tying bench, equipment for watching videos, etc.. Also fly fishing art works are displayed throughout the house. Bozeman is the home of Simms and has a number of fly shops which are linked on the house's website.
Skiing: The home is located in an ares which is a popular ski touring venue and is a short drive from two major alpine ski resorts and a major cross country touring center. These will be the site of the NCAA Skiing Championships in 2012.
Yellowstone Park: The house is within easy driving distance of Yellowstone Park.
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Bear Creek Trailhead House
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- Date of stay 07/17/12
- Review Submitted 08/15/12
Very nice ... exactly as described. The owners were great hosts plus they also enjoyed birding. Close to Bozeman but had a country feel with trails very close. If the opportunity arises I would stay at the Bear Creek Trailhead House again. Thanks for a great week!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
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- Nearest Airport: Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) at 18 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: Interstate 90 at 3.2 Miles
- Nearest Barpub: Various-Main Street-Bozeman at 6 Miles
- Nearest Ski: Bridger Bowl at 17 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Valley View Golf Club at 5 Miles
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Peppered pork with red onion mash
Onion-flecked mash with pepper-rubbed pork make Monday's meal a sure-fire hit.
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- 4 (about 200g each) pork neck steaks
- 1 tbs olive oil
- 2 tbs seasoned pepper
- 800g desiree potatoes, peeled, coarsely chopped
- 125g (1/2 cup) sour cream
- 1/2 red onion, finely chopped
- 2-3 tbs milk
- 200g green beans, topped
Energy 2150kJ |
Fat saturated 10.00g |
Fat Total 21.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars 7.00g |
Carbohydrate Total 26.00g |
Dietary Fibre 6.00g |
Protein 52.00g |
Cholesterol 148.00mg |
Sodium 160.42mg |
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This was yum at the time of eating. I also used sweet potato instead of white potato but accidently misread the recipe and used a whole red onion instead of half and it was way too strong! - the after taste wasnt too good! Very overpowering! Will make again but next time with a lot less onion!! :)
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Jerry McLaughlin: recognizing the value of your own business expertise
Tricky problems call for expert advice, but there are times when even the most popular experts can't help you — times when you face a challenge that is unique to your business. To succeed in one of these instances, you need to know first that they exist and, second, how to find a solution that will work for you.
At my company, Branders, we found out the hard way that common problems don't always share common solutions. For years, among our biggest challenges was one shared by many other companies: how to boost repeat sales. There was no shortage of books and consultants claiming expertise on that very topic, so we hit the bookstores and engaged consultants.
The first big idea we tested was the theory that repeat sales depend on giving customers what they really want. Survey responses showed that our customers really wanted low prices and great service, and we charted a course for improvement in those areas. Month by month, our prices came down and our customer service rating rose. Not bad — but it didn't do enough for our repeat rates. So we kept looking.
The next big idea told us to "wow" the customer. It wasn't enough. This theory said to give our customers everything they wanted. We also had to surprise and delight them.
We sent bouquets of fresh flowers to each new customer. And when flowers didn't work, we tried other "wows." The result was that we got a lot of nice thank-you notes but not a lot of additional repeat sales. So we kept looking.
Eventually we realized that the popular ideas simply weren't working for us. That's when we learned how to find our own answer.
We started by observing what our customers were actually doing. No surveys, no focus groups, no experts — just quiet, patient observation. When we identified customers who told us they loved us but then ordered from a competitor, we asked them to describe their most recent purchase process, step by step: what they'd done from the moment they started shopping to the moment they placed the new order. It was like watching a video replay, frame by frame. What we discovered shocked us.
To understand what happened next, it's important to know a bit more about our business. Branders is a leader in the promotional products industry. We put logos on thousands of different products — pens, mugs, hats and countless others.
We saw that whenever our customers needed a new type of product, they looked for a new vendor. If they had a fantastic experience shopping for logo pens at Branders.com, for example, they didn't necessarily come back when they needed logo hats. Instead, they asked colleagues for referrals or turned to Google.
Now that we knew what our customers were doing, we very quickly understood why they were doing it. They weren't unhappy with us. They weren't being "wowed" somewhere else. It simply hadn't occurred to them that the company selling logoed pens would also be the place to look for logoed hats and vice versa. No amount of improving customer service or "wow" was going to change that. But as simple as the answer was, it wasn't in any business book or a part of any expert's big idea. It was a multimillion-dollar insight, and we had nobody's expertise to thank but our own.
You can use the same approach to solve the most stubborn problems in your business. If the popular theories and explanations aren't helping, it might be because the root cause of your problem isn't like most others. So make your own observations and construct your own theory because sometimes, the only expert who can help your business is you.
Jerry McLaughlin is CEO of Branders.com, the world's largest and lowest-priced online promotional products company. He can be reached at email@example.com.
Jerry McLaughlin: Discovering the real value of referral sales
While every business appreciates referral sales, many seem to overlook the usefulness of referral data. Referrals are easier to close and more profitable than leads from most other sources. But more important, referral sales are the most accurate test of whether or not your customers believe that your offering works.
If you think about it, prospects are created primarily by circumstance, not by marketing. When a bee stings your child at the playground, you don't need Madison Avenue to point out the problem. You immediately want a solution. You know that there are all kinds of pain relievers out there, but this isn't a muscle cramp or a migraine. In this situation, you need a tailored response.
When you get to the pharmacy, you see a host of products on the shelf — everything from generic ibuprofen to something called, let's say, Auntie Beth's Children's Strength All Natural Bee Sting Be Gone. I'm guessing you'll go with the product that seems to be designed with exactly this situation and your sobbing toddler in mind. Whichever product you choose, from the business's point of view what is most important isn't the fact that you bought its product — it's what happens next.
Let's assume you go with Auntie Beth's bee sting product. You swiftly apply the treatment. Within minutes, you and your child will make a discovery about the product that will stick with you much longer. It will become part of the story you tell the ice cream man when you wander back to the park, that you share with the rest of the family when you get home, that you tell your officemates when they ask about your weekend, and that you pass on to other parents at playgroup.
Auntie Beth's just took the marketplace equivalent of a final exam, and whether it passes depends on one thing: Does your retelling of the bee sting story create new customers?
If the product was a dud, it gets a zero. If it worked, it becomes a hero. When an offering effectively solves a problem — when it becomes a hero — customers tell others in ways that drive referral sales.
Some businesspeople might think they already know that their products work because they have tested them in the lab. The problem with this thinking is that lab tests are constructed to determine whether the product offering does what the company intends for it to do, not what the customer wants it to do. Furthermore, controlled tests are lousy at discovering whether customer enthusiasm about the offering will be high enough to generate referral business.
You might then ask, 'What about sales data?' For one, nonreferral, first-time sales don't speak to the effectiveness of your offering but rather the effectiveness of your advertising, positioning, distribution, promotions and pricing. Although repeat sales send back a more useful signal — whether customers perceive your offering to be good enough, at least some of the time — only referral sales can tell you whether your offering is really taking off.
For most businesses, referral data should be treated as the most important operating metric. Referral business is the ultimate truth-teller — and sometimes the truth it tells is a harsh one. If your referrals aren't strong, you need to go back to work on the offering, your marketing or both. But given proper attention, referral data can point the way toward a rapidly growing market share. Once you're able to secure referrals from referrals, you're well on your way to market dominance for your offering.
Jerry McLaughlin is CEO of Branders.com, the world's largest and lowest-priced online promotional products company. Contact Jerry at email@example.com.
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In January 1877, Cornelius Vanderbilt passed away. The richest man in America at the time, the shipping and railroad magnate's estate was worth around $105 million — at least $150 billion in today's dollars. "Commodore" Vanderbilt, as he was known, remains the second-wealthiest American in history. He may even have been the world's first self-made billionaire.
His secret? It's simple; he saved on expenditures.
"I have never had any advantage of anybody in running steamships," Vanderbilt declared in 1869, "but if I could not run a steamship alongside another man and do it as well as he for 20 percent less than it cost him, I would leave the ship."
Regimented cost-management may not sound exciting in today's high-speed, whiz-bang world, where innovation and the next new thing tend to garner more attention than the basics. But running a tight ship remains a viable core strategy for many businesses, large and small.
Take Southwest, Geico and Wal-Mart. They've based their entire strategy on a low-cost/low-price basis. Why? Because when it comes to air travel, insurance and household goods, price really matters to the target customer. As long as the target customer doesn't feel she's giving up much in terms of the experience, she'll patronize these businesses for the savings—and the lower the prices, the more compelling the value in her eyes.
Businesses like these often aggravate competitors, because their low prices force competitors to justify their own fees. Customers start wondering what benefit they get from paying a higher price. If the higher-priced competitor can't answer that question persuasively, it won't be a competitor for long.
But to consistently sell at low prices, a successful business must remain the low-cost operator in its segment; otherwise the low prices become unsustainable. How can you maintain a lower price than your competitors if your costs are as high as theirs?
Low-cost producer status can't be attained or maintained through minor nips and tucks. To the contrary, it requires a constant, rigorous seriousness of purpose. Examine your entire operation for creating and delivering your products or services to your customers. Look step by step, function by function, and ask yourself if your customers get more value out of each element than it costs you to include it. Distinguish between expenses that drive near-term revenue and those with more distant payoffs. How confident are you that these investments will ever pay off at all?
At Branders, after we took ourselves through this exercise three years ago, we eliminated what had been our largest single division: our Order Management Specialists, or OMS. It wasn't that our OMS employees weren't performing their jobs well. What we realized was that the job they were doing was not one our customers valued enough to cover its cost. When we eliminated the OMS role, our customers never missed it.
Warren Buffett's longtime partner, Charlie Munger, once suggested that the key to success is to, "Take a simple idea and take it seriously." Transforming your business into the low-cost producer among your competitors is about as simple as ideas come. But it is exceedingly powerful.
And if you're not trying to offer your customers low prices? Then take out the unnecessary costs and reinvest the extra profits in faster growth — or simply bank it. No business ever failed because it was run as a tight ship. And more than a few have flourished.
Jerry McLaughlin is CEO of Branders.com, the world's largest and lowest-priced online promotional products company. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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A friend of mine from work had a baby recently (a week ago!) and I got the sudden urge to make the little baby girl something. It seemed a little silly at first, but let me tell you, once you start, it's so addicting! All the pattern pieces are so tiny and cute and the end result was too adorable for words!
I used fabric scraps I had left from my double collar blouse for this project, since the pattern pieces were so small. The bodice is lined with white cotton I had lying around as well.
I used free patterns for both the dress and the diaper cover. For more pictures and the pattern links please visit my blog post
Jun 8, 2013, 11.57 PMby Mary Athey
this is an adorable set, i love the fabric x
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Jun 8, 2013, 08.15 PMby liliv-1
The little dress is so sweet and lovely with the little hearts and the red bow!! I had the same feelings when I made a baby dress!
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On tonight's episode of USA Network's "White Collar," starring Matt Bomer (ex-Ben Reade, "Guiding Light"), former "One Life to Live" star Tobias Truvillion (ex-Vincent Jones) will guest-star. "I play an ex-military type. He's like a blackops. Him and his partner are on the black market looking for this particular intel chip," shared Truvillion to Soap Opera Network of his appearance in the episode entitled "Quantico Closure," which finds Neal (Bomer) delving further into the mystery of the Codex. Meanwhile, Peter (Tim DeKay) takes on a classified espionage case with a fellow FBI agent: his ex-girlfriend.
"White Collar" airs Thursdays at 9:00 PM ET/PT on USA Network.
As previously reported, "The Bold and the Beautiful's" Jacqueline MacInnes Wood (Steffy Forrester) will be hosting a new adventure series on E!, which premieres tonight at 10:00 PM ET/PT on the cable network. The series will take viewers on the ultimate adventure as Wood travels around the world in such exotic locations as Sardinia, Ibiza, Hvar and Marbella, meeting several individuals in a world without limits. Activities Wood takes part include rock climbing, yachting, camel riding, jet skiing, NASCAR like racing, and much more.
CBS' Daytime Emmy Award Winning game show, "The Price Is Right," is honoring its former host, Bob Barker, in a big way: In honor of the legendary TV personality's 90th birthday, the show is featuring a week of pet adoptions as well as a special appearance from Barker himself!
To catch all of the fun, be sure to tune into the "The Price Is Right" the week of December 9 through the 13, and tune in on Thursday, December 12 to catch Barker's special birthday appearance!
It's a baby kind of day today: Not only are "The Young and the Restless'" Robert Adamson (Noah Newman) and "The Bold and the Beautiful's'" Linsey Godfrey expecting their first child together (which you can read more about here), "One Life to Live" alums Kamar de los Reyes (ex-Antonio Vega) and Sherri Saum (ex-Keri Reynolds; Lena, "The Fosters") are reportedly expecting twins!
"[The pair] are so thrilled to welcome the little ones into the world in early summer," says Saum's rep in a statement shared with US Weekly.
"We are so excited," Saum adds via Twitter, where she also posted a sonogram picture. "No plans to bring this into the show, they already have so many amazing stories to tell — we'll work it out somehow!"
Congratulations Saum and de los Reyes!
Halloween 2014 is looking super spooky already: Soap stars Brandon Beemer (ex-Owen Knight, "The Bold and the Beautiful") and Felisha Terrell (ex-Arianna Hernandez, "Days of our Lives") have joined the cast of "Fear Clinic," a horror film based on the successful FearNet.com web series "The Fear Chamber."
The film version follows Robert Englund (Freddy Kruger in the "Nightmare Before Elm Street" franchise) as Dr. Andover, a physician who treats patients afflicted with crippling phobias via hallucinations he creates using his homemade exposure therapy invention, The Fear Chamber. A tragic event sends five people to the good doctor who, while trying to help them overcome their trauma, discovers something very sinister may be at work.
Christmas is coming a little bit early for fans of Cameron Mathison (ex-Ryan Lavery, "All My Children") this year. The actor is gracing the small screen alongside Jennie Garth ("Beverly Hills, 90210") in an ABC Family "25 Days of Christmas" film titled "Holidaze."
The feel-good flick follows Melody (Garth), a high-powered workaholic who plans on spending the holidays jet-setting with friends — until her boss sends her to her sleepy hometown with the task of convincing the townspeople to allow the building of a new discount store! Everyone — including her old friends and high school sweetheart, Carter (Mathison) — are opposed to the idea, which starts a recipe for trouble. Desperate to get out of town and back to her normal life, Melody takes a spill and wakes up in an alternate universe where she never left town and is married to Carter!
The Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) and the Writers Guild of America, East (WGAE) announced today nominees for Outstanding Achievement in Television, New Media, News, Radio, Promotional Writing, and Graphic Animation during the 2013 season for its annual Writers Guild Awards. In the category of Daytime Drama, NBC's "Days of our Lives," ABC's "General Hospital" and CBS' "The Young and the Restless" are set to duke it out when the ceremony takes place on Saturday, February 1, 2014 at simultaneous ceremonies in Los Angeles and New York.
The flood of "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "The Young and the Restless" stars visiting "The Price Is Right" as celebrity guest models continues this month, the network recently announced. Keep your eyes peeled on the following dates:
- Friday, Dec. 6 – Melissa Ordway (Abby Newman, "The Young and the Restless") — Rebroadcast
- Monday, Dec. 9 – Melissa Ordway
- Friday, Dec. 13 – Lawrence Saint-Victor (Carter Walton, "The Bold and the Beautiful")
- Tuesday, Dec. 17 – Melissa Ordway
- Wednesday, Dec. 18 – Karla Mosley (Maya Avant, "B&B")
- Thursday, Dec. 26 – Daniel Goddard (Cane Ashby, "Y&R")
"The Young and the Restless'" Robert Adamson (Noah Newman) and "The Bold and the Beautiful's'" Linsey Godfrey (Caroline Spencer) have good news to share: The couple are expecting a baby together!
Adamson shared the happy news on Facebook that Godfrey is carrying his child; a picture of her sonogram photo was included. "Guess What?! How do I tag a future family member?" he wrote. "Should I make it a page? — with Linsey Michelle."
The actor later posted another update announcing that Godfrey is 11 ½ weeks along in her pregnancy.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced yesterday that it's going to be easier than ever for 41st Annual Daytime Emmy race entrants to submit material and for voters to get their voices heard, as the entire process has shifted to an online space! In addition, entries for this year's awards ceremony are now being accepted, and submission are open in all 81 Daytime categories.
"With six Daytime Dramas ["The Bold and the Beautiful," The Young and the Restless," "General Hospital," "Days of our Lives," "All My Children," and "One Life to Live"] in contention this year, we are thrilled to open the gates for what we expect to be a record year in all Daytime Emmy Award genres," said Malachy Wienges, Chairman, NATAS, in an official press release. "In addition to adding three new Spanish-language categories, we are implementing a brand new entry/judging system that will allow entrants quick and easy submissions and judges the ability to evaluate nominees at work, at home and just about everywhere else!"


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Naomi Campbell (born 22 May 1970) is a British model. Scouted at the age of 15, she established herself among the top three most recognisable and in-demand models of the late 1980s and early 1990s, and she was one of six models of her generation declared "supermodels" by the fashion world. As the most famous black model of her time, Campbell has been outspoken throughout her career against the racial bias that exists in the fashion industry. Her personal life is widely reported, particularly her affairs with famous men—including boxer Mike Tyson and actor Robert De Niro—and several high-profile assault convictions.
Campbell was born in the working-class Streatham district of South London, the daughter of Jamaican-born dancer Valerie Morris. In accordance with her mother's wishes, Campbell has never met her father, who abandoned her mother when she was four months pregnant, and who went unnamed on her birth certificate. She took on the surname Campbell from her mother's second marriage. Her half-brother, Pierre, was born in 1986. Campbell is of Afro-Jamaican descent, as well as of Chinese Jamaican ancestry through her paternal grandmother, who carried the family name Ming.
During her early years, Campbell lived in Rome, where her mother worked as a modern dancer. Following their return to London, she was left in the care of her maternal grandmother, Ruby, while her mother travelled across Europe with the dance troupe Fantastica. Campbell later blamed her ill temper and well-documented violent outbursts on the emotional trauma of being abandoned by her mother as a child, stating, "It comes from, I think, an abandonment issue and it comes from also trying to just build up a family around me that's not my immediate family and if I feel a mistrust, then all my cards go down."


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Alice Bonner, of Northeastern University, and Robert J. Master, of the Commonwealth Care Alliance, look at how the long-term care landscape is changing — and what the future may hold.
WBUR's Cognoscenti – Obamacare 101: Promise, Pitfalls And Predictions
The scope, breadth and ambition of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) — whether you like the law or not — is unique in American history. It is our only example of comprehensive health reform at the federal level and it's already forcing fundamental, even revolutionary, transformations in health care access, quality and cost control across the nation.
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The U.S. has the best — and, in some ways, the worst — health care system in the industrialized world. We spend more than any other nation, yet millions of Americans lack access to decent, affordable health care…This fall, Cognoscenti teams up with the School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs at Northeastern University to bring you a series we're calling "Policy for a Healthy America."
The Time to Adapt is Now. Matthias Ruth and Douglas Foy Conclude Open Classroom Series on Climate Change
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As we bring our series Climate Change. Challenges. Solutions. to a close, moderators Douglas Foy and Matthias Ruth offer their reflections on the mounting challenges presented by climate change, and the depth and breadth of the solutions that will be required in the coming years.
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Even if we drastically cut carbon emissions, we still have to face the realities of a changing climate. So, while we have to think about reducing greenhouse gasses, now and in the future, we also have to begin implementing strategies to adapt to this new world of increasingly extreme and, to some extent, unknowable weather and climactic conditions. We need to adapt our cities, our farms and our way of life. We also need to understand how climate change will impact the plants and animals our ecosystems depend on.
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text: Nov. 5, 1936 - April 16, 2013MISHAWAKA - Elizabeth Dean, 76, of Mishawaka, passed away Tuesday, April 16, 2013.She leaves behind to cherish her memory her beloved husband, Thomas L. Dean of Mishawaka; her three daughters, Robynn (Bruce) Snyder and Melanee (Peter) Marczenko, both of Mishawaka, and Heather (Mark) Engle of Shipshewana; seven grandchildren, Colt Snyder, Shaleigh Snyder, Gibson Snyder, Ashley Marczenko, Caitlyn Marczenko, Jaxon Engle and Max Engle; two great-grandchildren, Isabella Mae Bogonia and Madden Alexander White; her siblings, Etta Kincer of Florence, Ky., Freda (Charles) Kiser of Mason, Ohio, Tom Triplett of Huron and Earl Triplett of Chicago; a multitude of nieces and nephews; and two very special friends, Nancy L. Chipps and Tai Do, both of Granger.She was preceded in death by 10 siblings and her dear friend Sylvia M. Bowlds. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 19, 2013, at New Life Church, Osceola. There will be one hour of calling prior to the funeral service at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 20, 2013, at New Life Church.Entombment will follow in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens.


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'Keep that tube up Ian Brady's nose, fill it with gasoline,' says victim's stepfather
The stepfather of a Moors Murder victim today said listening to Ian Brady describe the killings as "recreational" felt sickening.
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Moors murderer Ian Brady today denied he was insane claiming he was "method acting" at the time he was diagnosed as mentally ill.
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'Mental health chiefs who freed my mother's killer have blood on their hands'
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Brady 'wants to end life in prison'
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"Infant Holy, Infant Lowly" – Christmas anthem for SATB voices and piano; traditional Polish carol, arr. by Mark Burrows
E/D v: 5-7, p:5-7
Vocal Range
S d4-g5
A b3-d5
T d3-f4
B b2-d4
Composer Mark Burrows has arranged this beloved carol in a way that retains the familiar while adding a freshness to the carol for the singers and listener alike. Listen for the interchange of the moving eighth notes between the alto and tenor sections at measures 13 and 14, hear the men pick up the melody in the middle of stanza 2, and move with the soprano section as they sing the flowing eighth note pattern at the end of stanza three.
Pianists will want to plan their fingering in the flowing left hand pattern throughout the anthem. The accompaniment gently supports the choir throughout. Consider adding wind chimes at the beginning of measure 4 and on the last measure.
Performance options include singing during the serving of communion or during candle lighting on Christmas Eve. The top notes of the right hand piano part could be adapted for flute or violin with careful adjustment for octave placement. A child soloist could sing measures 4-12 with the SATB choir humming their scored parts under the soloist (choir begins singing the text at "Swift are".) The last phrase of the piece could be treated in the same way.
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A local hospice wants to celebrate spring while raising money to continue its mission.
Conemaugh Regional Hospice will host its first Spring Fling on April 5 at Ace's, 316 Chestnut St. in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.
Doors will open at 6 p.m., and the Johnstown Classic Rockers will begin playing at 8.
The Rockers are known for playing an eclectic mix of oldies and classic rock-and-roll music.
Vocalists are Ron Piljay, Tom Pavic, Melissa Nagle and Denise Trautman Karwoski, and musicians include Norm Chynoweth on keyboard, Greg Malec on drums, John Pizzino on guitar, Jerry Sandusky on sax and Steve Spack on bass.
Admission will include hors d'oeuvres and desserts, and a cash bar will be available.
"The light hors d'oeuvres will be made by Ace's, and the desserts will be made by a variety of local businesses and hospice staff," said volunteer coordinator Kristina Marinkovich.
There will be a basket raffle and 50-50 tickets.
Marinkovich said anyone who would like to donate a basket for the raffle can call her office at 534-6903.
Conemaugh Regional Hospice is actually the former Lee Hospice with offices at Memorial Medical Center's Lee Campus.
"We don't have an area for in-patients," Marinkovich said. "We care for patients in their homes, but we also accept inpatients."
All proceeds from the general fundraiser will be used for anything that can improve a patient's care.
Items could include baby monitors, pediatric blood pressure cuffs or aromatherapy supplies.
Supplies also are needed for the hospice's Tokens of Thoughtfulness program, which asks groups of all ages to make items such as holiday cards, door hangers or wind chimes.
"It can be anything that can brighten their day and let them know people are thinking of them," Marinkovich said.
Conemaugh Regional Hospice is a supportive alternative for those whose life expectancy is limited by illness, such as cancer, ALS, emphysema and congestive heart failure.
The hospice team provides caring and compassionate treatment through physical, emotional and spiritual support so patients can remain at home during their care.
The hospice provides services to patients in Cambria, Bedford, Somerset, and parts of Blair, Westmoreland and Indiana counties.
Marinkovich said the hospice has a staff of 24 and an additional 18 volunteers.
Those who wish to become a hospice volunteer may call the office at 534-6903.
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The prosecution rested its case on Monday in the case of NYPD officer Gilberto Valle, dubbed the "cannibal cop" after jurors were shown graphic images and a video of women being tortured and eaten alive.
Valle is accused of conspiring to kidnap, kill and eat women, including his wife Kathleen Mangan. His arrest came after Mangan allegedly discovered evidence of his cannibalism plot on his home computer. Valle, 28, has been held without bail since his October arrest.
Mangan, a schoolteacher, said that she discovered his "tactical plans" on her computer. Her husband has used her laptop because his own had crashed.
On Monday defense lawyers asked the jury to acquit their client saying prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence to let a jury decide whether Valle planned to carry out a crime, MSN reports.
One of the videos played in court depicted a screaming woman made to appear she was cooking alive over an open flame. There also were several photos of women with bright red apples stuffed in their mouths.
FBI computer forensics examiner Stephen Flatly testified that one website Valle visited promised customers they would "only receive the highest quality human beef."
Other related search terms used by Valle included "how to tie up a girl," "human meat recipes," "how to chloroform a girl" and "huge cooking tray."
Prosecutors also wanted to present further exhibits of gruesome images found on Valle's computer depicting women being tortured, dead bodies, and body parts. One image included a picture of a dead body with the feet cut off. But District Judge Paul Gardephe ruled they were not admissible as they were automatically stored in cache files on Valle's computer.
On Tuesday Defense lawyers began presenting their evidence with the screening of a videotaped deposition of a Russian man who runs a fetish website, where Valle's plots were allegedly hatched.
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Ashland countered Raceland's gem of a first-half defensive effort with a jewel of its own.
Frustrated early by the young Lady Rams' active 2-3 zone and their own missed shots, the Kittens bumped up the heat on their press and pulled away to a 55-28 victory Monday night.
Ashland managed only a slim lead midway through the third quarter, but held Raceland (3-18) to two points during an 11-minute stretch of the second half.
"Defense won it tonight," said Kittens coach Bill Bradley. "Our two leading scorers, Alexis (Robinson) and Kaylyn (Gambill), were not hitting shots. We had a good little chat at halftime. We needed a boost and our defense really picked up the whole second half."
Ashland hounded the Lady Rams into 32 turnovers on the night and limited them to their lowest scoring output of the season.
"That's the most (turnovers) we've had in a long time," Raceland coach Randy Vanderhoof said. "You've got to give Ashland credit. They did a really good job of turning their defense up."
Senior forward Sydney Cullop came up with six steals and Robinson four, while the Kittens held Raceland to 29-percent shooting from the field.
Cullop made two driving layups, while Robinson hit a short jumper and handed out two assists to fuel a 10-0 run that finally gave the Kittens some breathing roon at 35-22.
Ashland rattled off the first 13 points of the fourth quarter, beginning with a Gambill trey, to double up the Lady Rams at 48-24.
"We had good effort in the second half," Bradley said. "Sydney did a really good job getting us going. She created steals, had some offensive rebounds and ran the floor."
Cullop scored eight of her 11 points in the second half. Sophomore post player Haley Sue Foutch finished with a game-high 14 points and also grabbed nine rebounds.
Gambill scored 12 to go over 1,700 points for her career despite 5-for-18 shooting. Robinson's playmaking, defense and seven rebounds helped to offset her 3-for-16 night from the floor.
"She's a tremendous athlete and tremendous player," Raceland coach Randy Vanderhoof said.
At the same time, Raceland's coach continues to be pleased with his team's progress. The Lady Rams started four freshmen and a sophomore.
"We're getting better," Vanderhoof said. "We're a lot better than what our record shows. We've really improved the last three weeks."
The Lady Rams outrebounded Ashland 40-35, with freshmen Savannah Cotton and Krystal Keeton combining for 19. Cotton also scored 10 points.
"I'm really happy with the defense and rebounding effort," Vanderhoof said. "We're extremely young. We may be the youngest team in the state playing varsity basketball."
Bradley was impressed.
"Anybody that scouted Raceland would say how hard they play," Bradley said. "They have some big, strong girls. They just laid it to us in the first half."
Raceland is back on their home floor tonight against Fairview. Ashland visits Rose Hill Christian on Friday before hosting fifth-ranked Madison Central the following night.
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Tressel admitted that he didn't tell university officials that some of his players were part of a federal criminal investigation. None of the players were the subject of the investigation. Tressel knew about the investigation last April. But, he didn't say anything until the university was contacted by the U.S. Justice Department in December.
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