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Hospital, 50% End of Season Sale
by Reb Akiva at Mystical Paths
My son decided to try a physics experiment last night. He accelerated his Ripstick (2 wheel skateboard device) to a good speed, then had it stop (due to impact with a stick) instantly. He hypothesized his body would stop with the Ripstick stopping.
His found his hypothesis in error as his body continued in motion until stopped by friction with the ground. As something had to absorb the energy of the motion, he chose his wrist to protect other more critical parts of the body. And…ouch, off to the hospital we go.
A friend showed me a back road into Jerusalem that happens to pass by Haddasah Hospital, so I head that way as the fastest to get there. This was, thank G-d, my first visit to Hadassah's emergency room (I've been to Shaarei Tzedek in Jerusalem previously.)
First, getting to the emergency room is an exercise in Israeli security versus urgency. The entry gate to the hospital comes with a guard booth. Each car is briefly checked, including ambulances! This isn't a long wait, the guards are doing their job reasonably quickly. But if that ambulance has a critical case, another 2 minutes?
When you get around to the back of the building there's another guard post for the driveway up to the emergency room. There you have to explain why you need to drive up (as opposed to walking your sick patient through the parking lot, through the main entrance, across the entry building [more on this later], and over to emergency). Here ambulances are waved through.
At the top of the driveway is a courtyard and entrance to emergency. But there is another guard post there! Another brief check and a warning to take your patient in and get your car out.
So I take my son up, drop him off alone in crying pain with a broken arm, and take my car off to a parking lot a 1/4 mile away. Heading to the main entrance building I find….a shopping mall! The only way in to Hadassah Hospital and the emergency room is through a shopping mall!
So my son's sitting in an emergency room in screaming pain (and of course they can't start to treat him till I get there and do paperwork and so forth), and I'm trying to find my way in to the hospital! First floor nothing, oh there's a sign Hospital, Up. Second floor of the mall, hospital to the left or right? (That's clear, not.)
Oh good, a map. You are here…medical treatment is here. The only way to it…past every single store in the mall. Don't mind me bleeding on your merchandise.
Hospital to your left, bagels and latte', have a seat. Please, no body fluids on the tables.
Kosher L'Mehadrin! (The latte', not the bones.)
We are wheelchair accessible for your shopping pleasure. Perhaps some cosmetics to hide your open wound?
50% off! Is that 50% medical treatment?
End of season sale! Special discounts for sunburn treatment, broken bones and serious insect bits. Now stocking up for flu season.
Have you finished your treatment? Stop by for a latte', a grilled sub sandwich, or even some quick grocery shopping at Supersol Express (now open!!!)
And finally, after another security check (metal detector, bag check) – because maybe you snuck in another way and avoided the mall, I was able to get the entrance to emergency.
Hadassah's emergency room care is equivalent and perhaps better than US care (and I had a top rated US hospital near my home in the US). They actually divide their emergency room into 4 separate ones: regular, ambulatory, trauma, and pediatric. Ambulatory was relatively busy, the others not so much. Pediatric was about 1/3 full. [For those who talk about discrimination in Israel, it's worth nothing about half the patients were Arab Israeli's or Arab residents of Jerusalem. So was about 20% of the hospital staff.]
We had to do the standard paperwork and then went to pediatric. They evaluated him on arrival and then we waited about 15 minutes for a quick doctors check. They sent us to X-ray (with a paper to take to tell them what to do).
Our wait at X-ray was 5 minutes, 2 people in front of us. They took the X-rays and sent us back saying "the X-ray results will be on the computer", no waiting for physical X-rays to be carried back, and sent us back. Back to pediatric ER, they sent us to the waiting room to wait for the results and doctors review.
After about 15 minutes of waiting my son started complaining of serious pain, made worse by trying to position the arm for x-rays. We went back in to the pediatric ER desk, a few minutes later a doctor reviewed the chart and gave him a pain killer. Back to waiting.
The wait was a decent hour and a half, the orthopedic doctor being a popular guy and serving all the ER's (actually there were 2 of them on staff).
He saw my son, put on a cast, and told us to wait another hour to check for swelling (because we were relatively close in time to the accident, he wanted to make sure it wouldn't swell up in the cast and cut off the blood flow). It did swell, he opened up part of the cast and sent us home – to go back to an orthoped in 10 days.
Total ER time – 3 1/2 hours, 30 minutes to full evaluation, 2 hours to full treatment. I never got out of the ER in the US in under 6 hours. Ok, the mall business was pretty weird – an interesting way to supplement hospital income.
Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, Jerusalem, Israel
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- Anonymous said...
DoNt knock that mall; the utility it provides is obvious to me: spending long hours in a hospital with a spouse before and after birth are definitely made easier when one needn't rely on hospital food or traveling by bus for 10 minutes to get out of the compound.
- August 04, 2010 5:34 PM
- Akiva said...
Oh the mall is cool, it's being FORCED to walk through it for treatment that's annoying. I probably would have wandered over there while waiting for the x-ray results anyway.
But not being able to get IN to the hospital without going through it. A subtle form of extortion. - August 04, 2010 5:37 PM
- Dan Schwarz said...
Speedy recovery for your son - that's a tough way to learn about conservation of linear momentum! (Next time, may I suggest the Wikipedia page instead?)
Didn't know about any mall attached to the hospital ER - is this new in the last couple of years? We took a tour of Hadassah in 2008 and didn't notice a mall.
Is there any charge for ER visits at Hadassah? In the US I would be expecting a $1500 bill for that ER visit, X-ray and bone setting (mainly paid for by private insurance). - August 04, 2010 10:23 PM
- Akiva said...
Yeah, I've gotten those $1500 bills in the US, much of which is not covered by the insurance because it's deductible, non-network providers, etc.
Here it's about $50 unless you were referred - and if you go to your family doctor / pediatrician the next day he can write you an after-the-fact referral if the situation truly warranted a hospital visit (was an obvious emergency or a serious situation when the normal health clinic is closed). A broken arm clearly qualifies. Then it's around $15 if I remember correctly.
The rules differ depending on which of the 4 national plans you're under, and if you have extended coverage.
Net net, such costs are pretty minimal in Israel, but there's a flat 5% health tax on all earned income that is paying the bill. - August 04, 2010 10:51 PM
- just me said...
The Mall entrance is one way. Akiva, you can walk up the driveway to the entrance, avoiding the mall. It's across from the buss stops at the mall entrance.
The mall saves me from starving- I am often in Hadassah Ein Kerem. For work and for a sick family member. I've seen it from both sides and I'll tell you- Hadassah beats the heck out of the US er's. Tel Hashomer is fantastic, too.
Refuah Sheleimah to your son. (thanks for the physics chuckle!) - August 05, 2010 9:03 AM
- Dave said...
Firstly - That Hashem will give your son a speedy and complete recovery together with all Israel. Secondly - the biggest difference is that here you have a guard check you for security - in the US the first check is your credit rating!!! In Israel it's treatment first and promise to pay afterwards.
- August 05, 2010 10:43 AM
- Akiva said...
Dave, not exactly. Big sign on the wall "if your insurance group (4 semi-private national insurance groups) doesn't pay, you will be responsible for your bill". And they don't start offering treatment until you go through admissions, where they check and see you are registered with a national insurance group. (If not do they take a credit card swipe or something, no idea.)
However, at least no (significant) deductibles, worries about in plan or out of plan doctors or hospitals, and getting 8 bills when done (from each kind of doctor involved, the x-ray practice group, the er doctors practice group, some radiologist who read the x-ray the next day, etc).
One thing I find interesting about Israeli hospitals is the somewhat self service aspect. They don't escort you, wheel you, or control you. They just say "go to x-ray". "Go to testing", etc. No "orderlies". - August 05, 2010 10:49 AM
- josh said...
Tel Hashomer has two malls but not through the main entrances Wolfson in Holon also has a mall that is similar to the Hadassah 'Vegas-style walk though the casino to get to the hotel front desk', but can also be avoided if you walk directly to the ER.
This week for the first time,
I took that back road to from Beit Shemesh to Haddasah. We went through the north side through an incredibly pleasant rural-like Ein Keren neighbourhood. Like a mix of Tzfat, Galil, Appalachian hill community. - August 05, 2010 12:37 PM
- Mezzuzah said...
Please publicize about a boy from Kiryat Malachi who needs Klal Yisrael's help right now. We're asking that this goes out on to all blogs. Slicha Mystical Paths, we didn't know how to contact you any other way. It would be chessed if you could make this a special place on your blog. Todah.
http://en.kerentzdaka.org/contents.asp?aid=42441 - August 05, 2010 1:29 PM
- Ellen said...
Why am I thinking I would start at Terem for this? Would they handle the whole process for a broken bone, or send you on to a hospital anyway?
Refua sheleima, and may my query be theoretical for all.... - August 05, 2010 9:05 PM
- Akiva said...
Terem doesn't do casts, for that you need an orthopedic doctor. They'll x-ray and splint and tell you to go to your kupah orthoped.
If something needs to be set NOW, Terem is just going to send you to the hospital (with an x-ray and in a splint). - August 05, 2010 10:23 PM
- Crazy Smade said...
May HaShem speed healing to your son and grant him a full recovery and the wisdom to henceforth avoid such "self-testing" experiments in physics. OUCH! I feel for him. Bone breaks really hurt.
That said, it seems your visit to the ER was better than the one my son had recently. Let's just say, you've only added to my desire to move to Israel.
I hope you're writing a book about your life in the Holy Land. That article was very well written and read like a book! Thanks for sharing! - August 08, 2010 11:31 AM

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Type of Document Dissertation Author Sweeney, Daniel Robert Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-04012008-134637 Title An Integrated Model of Value Equity in Spectator Sports: Conceptual Framework and Empirical Results Degree Doctor of Philosophy Department Sport Management, Recreation Management, and Physical Education, Department of Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Dr. Jeffrey D. James Committee Chair Dr. J. Joseph Cronin. Jr. Committee Member Dr. R. Aubrey Kent Committee Member Dr. Steven McClung Committee Member Keywords
- customer equity
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Date of Defense 2008-03-06 Availability unrestricted Abstract The current research was undertaken to propose a model of the components of customer equity in a spectator team sport setting and to identify and empirically test measures to assess one part of the model, namely: value equity. Value equity refers to the portion of a firm's customer equity derived from customers' perceived value or worth of that firm's product offerings. The measurement of customer perceived value is essential in assessing current services and for the development of further ones, because customer segments may have different motives to use services and thus perceive different value in them (Pura, 2005). This study, which is a first attempt to measure Value Equity within a spectator sport context, presents a conceptualization of Value Equity derived from a combination of the frameworks proposed by Sheth, Newman, and Gross (1991), Rust, Zeithaml, and Lemon (2000), and Sweeney and Soutar (2001), and includes six dimensions: 1) entertainment value; 2) social value; 3) service quality; 4) perceived price; 5) epistemic value; and 6) Satisfaction.
A pilot study involving a sample (n = 254) of consumers at a NCAA Division I baseball game was conducted to provide an initial test of the items in the measurement scales to establish preliminary validity and reliability. Descriptive statistics, internal consistency reliability, and exploratory factor analysis were utilized in the data analysis. The first-order factor structure of Value Equity comprised of five dimensions, 16 first-order latent variables, and 75 indicator variables was tested in five separate exploratory factor analyses, one for each of the dimensions of Value Equity, to explain the variance in the observed variables in terms of underlying latent factors. The results of the pilot study indicated that the data fit the model reasonably well, though room for improvement remained. Modifications to the model resulted in a first-order model of Value Equity comprised of 16 dimensions and 75 items, which was tested in the next phase of the study.
The main phase of the study was comprised of two separate data collections. The first data collection involved a convenience sample (n = 376) of spectators in attendance at a 'Double A' minor league baseball game. Based on the analysis of the results of the pilot study, a 16-factor model was tested using all 75 items, and internal tests and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) were performed. The results indicated the 16-factor model of Value Equity in Spectator Sports Scale did not adequately fit the data. The 16-factor model with 75 indicators needed to be modified to provide the best fit to the data based on suggestions from the tests of model estimations and fit of the internal structure. Based on Bollen's (1989) criteria for model respecification, the model was modified accordingly. The modifications resulted in the testing of a 14-factor, 64-item model. The psychometric properties of the respecified measurement model were acceptable, as were the assessment of the global and internal fit indices. Given the favorable results, the researcher proceeded to a second data collection, which was used to validate the results of the respecified model. The second data collection of the main study comprised a sample (n = 285) of undergraduate and graduate students at a large Southeastern university. The analysis of the results of the second data collection served to confirm the revised model from the analysis of the results from the first data collection. Finally, a second order HCFA was conducted to test the relationship between the proposed higher order factors on the first order latent variables. While the results of the first-order CFA provided support for discrimination among the first-order factors, the results of the HCFA presented in this chapter indicate the predicted higher-model may not be appropriate for the current population from which the sample was drawn. The final chapter presents a discussion of the findings and reported results, as well as content discussing the implications and limitations of the current research project. Suggestions for future research are also provided.
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The Beginning Earliest records show the house and outbuildings were a farm and the chapel of the Nativity of Nutbourne was built in what was either a cow shed or one of the main barns. The farm house is a listed building and dates back to Georgian (1714-1830) although during the present renovation programme part of the house was found to be much older and probably of Tudor origin (16th Century). A very exciting find was that a medieval map, a cross within a hundred yards of the present building showed that there was a church on the site several hundred years ago. Our Lord's house has now been handed back to Him.
The Parish of St Richard acquired the house in the 1950's, built the chapel and rented flats in the house to young couples whilst they were saving to buy their own house. Once the then Parish Prist, Fr Langton Fox, left, the house was left empty and eventually, after becoming run down and derelict, was boarded up and declared unfit for human habitation much to the relief of the animal kingdom.
The Search Joan and Michael Le Morvan had been searching for premises for a Bible School for some time, as the idea had been germinating from the summer of 1985. One day Joan was driving past Nutbourne House on the way to Mass and as she looked up she saw on the wall in large Roman letters, the words "Catholic Bible School". She could hardly believe what she saw and the car did a few violent manoeuvres! Could Our Lord really intend that His Bible School should be housed in that terrible old run down and derelict building? Well, apparently He did.
Just about everything that could be wrong existed in Nutbourne House and the task of refurbishing the property and making it habitable was daunting. With tremendous encouragement from our then Parish Priest, Canon Francis Collins, the property was bought from the Diocese by Michael and Joan in 1986. The Catholic Bible School was registered as a Charitable Trust - The Renata Trust (which means 'reborn' or ' new birth').
The Renata Trust The Renata Charitable Trust was established in 1986 to sponsor the Catholic Bible School. This is an independent centre for adult religious education in the Catholic tradition. The Catholic Bible School does not receive any financial support from parish or diocese and is totally dependent on offerings. New Friends always welcome. Many international speakers are bringing their expertise to the school in a variety of modern up-to-date courses.
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TAHCLE is the revised successor of the ODIHR Law Enforcement Officer Programme (LEOP) that was launched in 2005. LEOP has already been successfully implemented in Croatia.
The overall objective of the new TAHCLE programme is to improve police skills in recognizing, understanding and investigating hate crimes. It represents a critical step forward in ODIHR's work to provide technical support and assistance to OSCE participating States to implement their political commitments in the area of preventing and responding to manifestations of hate and intolerance.


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Cornerstone Academy Needs a "Miracle" to Purchase Dove Property
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Greenburgh Police announced the arrest of three women for prostitution at two Central Park Avenue spas in Scarsdale this week. Responding to tips from Edgemont residents, police investigated suspicious activity at the Aroma Spa at 698 Central Park Avenue and at Charming Spa Massage Therapy at 390 Central Park Avenue.
Undercover police officers posed as customers and went to the Aroma Spa on Friday April 20, 2012 where, according to police, a woman offered to engage in "a sex act in exchange for money" with the officer. The woman, identified as Jizi Piao, age 39, of 144-22 34th Avenue, 3B, Flushing NY was arrested for prostitution, which is a class B misdemeanor. She was released and returned to court on April 27th. The spa was also cited for providing massages without the proper licensing.
An internet search for Aroma Spa in Scarsdale yielded ads for their services in the Village Voice Classifieds, and the image at left also appeared.
On Thursday April 27, 2012, undercover police, again posing as customers went to Charming Spa Massage Therapy, at 390 Central Park Avenue, Scarsdale, where two employees offered to engage in a sex act in exchange for money. The women were also arrested and charged with prostitution, and the spa was cited for a violation. The women, both from Flushing, NY were identified as Bokja Park, age 47, of 143-43 36th Avenue, 3A, and Mei Xian Piao, age 39, of 136-43 37th Avenue, 2F. Both were released and are due back in court May 4th. Police will continue their investigation.
This is not the first time that police arrested prostitutes at Central Avenue spas. In October, 2010, a similar incident occurred at the King Spa at 100 North Central Avenue , where the masseuses were offering more than a massage.
New Camaro stolen from Curry: The sales manager at Curry Chevy on Central Avenue in Scarsdale called police at 10:15 pm on 4/26 after someone took off in a $40,000 2012 Chevy Camaro. She did not know if the keys had been left in the car.
Pot on board: Greenburgh Police stopped a gray Ford van on Sprain Road in Scarsdale at 12:39 on April 25th after the driver and passenger swapped places. The officer smelled marijuana and also found that both drivers had suspended driver's licenses. Inside the car they found a small plastic bag containing $13,548 in cash as well as several large black plastic bag that were filled with potting soil, marijuana leaves and stems. However, tests of the contents revealed that it did not contain TCH. The men were booked for driving without licenses.
Fill and flee: On the afternoon of 4/24, the manager of the Getty station at 416 Central Avenue reported that a white male filled the tank of his green car with $47 worth of gas and left the station without paying for the fuel.
Threatened: A 68 year-old resident of Fieldstone Drive in Hartsdale called police on the evening of April 23rd when she got into a fight with her 31 year-old son over money and he grabbed a kitchen knife and threatened to cut her stomach and kill himself. She wished to have her son move out.
5 o'clock shadow: At Harmon on Central Avenue, the manager reported that a customer stole 35 packs of Gilette Mach 3 razors, valued at $609.65 and fled in a BMW 5 south on Central Avenue on the afternoon of 4/27.
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Right, eliminate the cometition.
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isnt this taxed and regulated as is done in many other countries?
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(Vincennes, IN)-- Knox County has been awarded just under 72-hundred dollars in emergency funds from the National Emergency Food and Shelter program.
Commissioners, Council agree on Coonrod settlement offer
(Vincennes, IN)-- The Knox County Council heard information on an offer to settle a bill with Curt Coonrod.
Evansville Tax Man Gets Three Years for Fraud
An Evansville Tax Preparer who filed fraudulent tax claims will spend just over 3 years in federal prison.
Terre Haute Man Sentenced For Receiving Child Porn
A Terre Haute Man was sentenced yesterday for possession of child pornography.
Vincennes Police Arrest 2 After Traffic Stop
Vincennes Police arrested two people on drug charges after a traffic stop early this morning. Officers pulled over a vehicle near the intersection of 11th and Hart Streets.
Vincennes Housing Authority Gets High Score on Audit
The Vincennes Housing Authority has recorded a "high performer' score on an annual routine audit by the federal Housing and Urban Development agency.
Bedford Couple Arrested
A Bedford couple was arrested in the Big Lots parking lot after one slapped a police officer in the face and the other attempted to run.
Sulivan Toys-For-Tots Suffering from Winter Ails
With the winter weather taking its toll on schools and businesses, the Sullivan County Toys-For-Tots is feeling the sting of lower donation numbers just before Christmas.
State Regulators Want Lower Ameren Rates
Utility regulators say Ameren Illinois needs to lower its electricity delivery rate in 2014. The (Decatur) Herald & Review reports the Illinois Commerce Commission says the utility needs to cut its delivery rate by $45 million. The decision was announced Monday during an annual review and is set to take effect starting January 1st. (MORE)
Daviess County Sheriff's Officials Arrest Two
Daviess County Sheriff's officials arrested a Kentucky man yesterday.
Teens Arrested In Murder Case
Three people are in jail in connection with the murder of a 17-year old in Daviess County. Investigators say 17-year-old Devin Burris was shot to death around 2:30 Friday morning. Washington police say 18-year-old Logan Evans is charged with murder, 19-year-old Lucas Benjamin is charged with conspiracy to commit murder, and 18-year-old Heaven Berry is charged with providing assistance to
Henderson Baseball Players Face Expulsion
Two students at Henderson High School are facing expulsion after an incident occurred in the school's locker room involving several members of the baseball team. Officials at this time will only describe the incident "serious horseplay and an unacceptable event." (MORE)
Agreement Set for Business 50 Connection to Bypass
The Daviess County Commissioners, the City of Washington and the Daviess County Economic Development Foundation have all signed an interlocal agreement.
Gallatin County Woman Still Missing
It has been more than a week since 39-year-old Chrissy Williams of Shawneetown went missing. She was last seen leaving a friend's home in Rosiclare on the evening of Dec. 2. Police say no one has seen or heard from Williams, and her vehicle is still missing. Illinois State Police have been using aircraft in their search for Williams and volunteers are searching the Ohio
Lagle Named Washington SRO
The Washington City Council and Community Schools have signed off on an Interlocal agreement that will provide a School Resource Officer to the corporation.
Plea Deal In Beumer Break-In Case
A plea deal has been reached with one of the suspects charged in a Vanderburgh County home invasion. Jeton Hall has pleaded guilty to burglary with serious bodily injury, criminal confinement and theft. As a part of the deal, the criminal gang enhancement charge was dropped. (MORE)
IU Med School Releases Proposal Requirements
The IU School of Medicine has released the official request for proposals for development of a multi-institutional academic health, science and research center in Evansville. The request includes the criteria that developers need to follow in order to make a bid on the project. Within two weeks IU representatives are expected to hold a public forum in Evansville to answer questions from bidders.
Christmas Parade to Be Stationary At Eastside Park
Since the City of Washington had to cancel its Christmas Parade this weekend, the city is will be having the first ever "Stationary Christmas Parade.
EVSC Names Becker Replacement
The EVSC Board met on Monday night, choosing Andrew Guarino to fill the seat of Board President Sally Becker. Guarino will serve the rest of Becker's term, which is one year. The board members had met in executive session to discuss six candidates for the position. All six of those candidates were questioned by the board during its meeting last week
Old School To Get New Manufacturing Operation
An Old School in Brown county will soon be getting a new manufacturing operation.
VU ATC Improvements to Begin First of the Year
Major rennovations for the Vincenes University Aviation Technology Center will begin next month and are expected to last about a year.
State Adds 24 More School Corps To ACA Lawsuit
Another 24 School Corporations in Indiana have joined a lawsuit filed by the state and 15 school corporations earlier this year challenging the multi-million dollar tax penalties that the IRS could levy under the 2015 Employer mandate of the Affordable Care Act.
IL Food Stamps
Tornado victims can start applying for food stamp assistance this week, says DHS spokesman Tom Green.
Chicago Ordinance Banning Concealed Carry Nulilfied
A new law essentially wipes out a Chicago ordinance that aims to keep people from carrying guns in bars and other places that serve alcohol.
Flu Vaccination Week In Illinois
It's "Vaccinate Illinois Week" and state officials say now is a good time to get a flu shot.
New Details Released in Burris Murder Case
The Murder of 17-year-old Devan Burris of Washington is reportedly over a drug deal gone bad.
Bicknell To Tear Down Condemned Buildings
The Bicknell City Council took the first step last night to condemn structures located at 105, 107, and 111 Main Street.
South Knox Asks for Grant to Improve Security
The South Knox School Board approved a move to ask for around 50-thousand dollars to improve its security procedures and equipment in its schools.
Vincennes Rainbow Beach Progressing
Vincennes Parks Superintendent Steve Beamon updated the Vincennes Board of Works on the Rainbow Beach Project last night.
Vincennes City Council approves brownfield cleanup
(Vincennes, IN)-- The Vincennes City Council has made final approval on an ordinance to pay for testing of two City brownfield sites.
Another area school added to lawsuit
(Indianapolis, IN)-- Another 24 School Corporations in Indiana have joined a lawsuit filed by the state and 15 school corporations earlier this year challenging the multi-million dolalr tax penaltiesd that the IRS could levy under the 2015 Employer mandate of the Afordable Care Act.
VPD arrests
(Vincennes, IN)-- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man last night following a shoplifting complant at the Vincennes Wal-Mart.
DeRyke Jailed For Obstruction
The mother of murdered 7-year-old Willow Long, was jailed yesterdat for giving investigators false information.
DeRyke Jailed For Obstruction
The mother of murdered 7-year-old Willow Long, was jailed yesterdat for giving investigators false information.
Breaking: Shop With A Cop Rescheduled
(Vincennes, IN) -- The Vincennes Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 62's Shop With A Cop Program has been pushed back a week due to weather conditions.
Lawrenceville Man Arrested on Drug Charges
(Lawrenceville, IL) -- A Lawrenceville man was arrested on drug charges over the weekend.
Settlement means windfall for area schools
(Vincennes, IN) -- Some school corporations across the area are making plans to spend a rebate from an insurance settlement with the Indiana State Teacher's Association.
Mixed results for crops in 2013 growing season
(Vincennes, IN) -- This year's harvest has brought mixed reviews for corn and soybean farmers.
Washington man arrested in murder investigation
(Washington, IN)-- Washington Police arrested a Washington man Sunday for the murder of 17-year-old Devan Burris early Friday morning.
Icy weather means minor accidents
(Vincennes, IN) -- Icy weather is responsible for various minor slideoff and minor traffic accidents across the area throughout the day and evening yesterday.
VPD arrest man on battery charge
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man last night following a battery complaint in the 33-hundred block of Opell Drive.
KC Sheriff's arrest Vincennes man
(Vincennes, IN) -- The Knox County Sheriff's Department arrested a Vincennes man over the weekend on a single community corrections violation warrant.
VPD arrest man for DUI after accident
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man following a weekend accident at Second Street at Autolite Drive.
Traffic Pattern to Change in Greene County Postponed
The Indiana Department of Transportation says changes planned for Wednesday at the intersection of State Roads 54 and 45 in Greene County have been postponed until Wednesday, December 11th due to the weather.
Mt. Vernon Christmas Parade This Weekend
The 4th Annual Mount Vernon Christmas On Main Street Parade is planned for this Saturday at 5pm with a rain date of Sunday. Line-up will be at 10th and Walnut Street starting at 4pm with final judging at the end of the parade route on Water Street. The Children's Christmas Party will follow at the Mount Vernon Parks & Rec building. (MORE)
Good Samaritan Hospital Approves 2014 Budget
(Vincennes, IN) -- The Good Samaritan Hospital Board approved it's 2014 budget last night.
Cops & Kids to be Held December 18th
The annual Cops & Kids program, sponsored by Lodge #101 of the Fraternal Order of Police in Washington, will be held December 18th this year.
VPD arrest two for FTA
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested two people on failure to appear warrants within 15 minutes of each other this morning.
VPD arrest roundup
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man following a noise complaint yesterday in the 14-hundred block of Nicholas.
Government officers closed today for Veterans' Day
(Vincennes, IN)-- City, county, federal, and state government are closed today to celebrate Veterans' Day.
HRB approves amendment to Perry Street allowance
(Vincennes, IN)-- The Vincennes Historic Review board amended a decision made on October 1st regarding a building at 612 Perry Street. Originally, a representative of Owner Eric Newman led the board believe the windows in the building would all be saved. However, Newman came before the board to set the record straight. He said he's planning to remove five of the windows on the side of the
VPD arrest roundup
(Vincennes, IN)-- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man early this morning after he was found inside a parked Hart Street semi-trailer.
HRB approves facade for Pioneer Oil
(Vincennes, IN) -- The Vincennes Historic Review Board approved a new facade for a building at 4th and Main Street last night as a part of the coming Pioneer Oil Expansion.
City of Vincennes continues the waiting game on the levee
(Vincennes, IN) -- The City of Vincennes continues its waiting game for a list of mandated repairs to the City Levee.
VPD arrest roundup
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man yesterday afternoon following recovery of a stolen bicycle.
VPD arrest roundup
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes woman in the 13-hundred block of Parkinson yesterday on a wanted person warrant.
KC Parks prepares for Christmas season
(Vincennes, IN) -- The Knox County Parks Department is preparing its light fixtures for installation for the upcoming Christmas light display.
Vincennes City Police arrest roundup
(Vincennes, IN) -- Vincennes City Police arrested a Vincennes man this morning following a call to a Vollmer Street residence.
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Announcement from the National Film Board of Canada:
Montreal – Vincent Morisset's interactive work BLA BLA [1], produced at the National Film Board of Canada (NFB), took the SXSW Interactive Award for Art [2] at the prestigious South by Southwest Festival [3] held in Austin, Texas. Earlier last week, BLA BLA was one of the winners of an Entertainment Award [4] in the annual Communication Arts [5] Interactive Competition, held by one of the best-known US magazines dedicated to graphic arts, advertising and design.
BLA BLA by Vincent Morisset, a Quebec filmmaker and interactivity pioneer who is world-renowned for his work with the band Arcade Fire, is a unique adventure determined by the interaction between the viewer and the website. Developed by AATOAA, BLA BLA is produced by Hugues Sweeney of the NFB. You can play it over (and over and over) at nfb.ca/blabla [6].
[1] http://www.onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/collection/film/?id=58514
[2] http://sxsw.com/interactive/awards/finalists
[3] http://sxsw.com/
[4] http://www.commarts.com/interactive/cai12/blabla.html
[5] http://www.commarts.com/
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g1smd - 12:42 am on Feb 17, 2011 (gmt 0)
So it's a great tactic _if_ you have major problems with it, but not otherwise.
Until you press the button to find out how many and what type of errors you have, you'll have no way of judging whether it's an issue or not.
There's another effect, unmentioned so far: the effect that thousands of errors have on the error correction routines inside the rendering engine of the users browser.
I'll really like to hear from the designers of those systems, as to how much the browser rendering performance degrades as the number of errors increases.
There's a number of sites that barely load on my netbook: some of that is down to ajax code bloat, but in several instances the sites also have thousands of HTML errors on every page.


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By Lyz Lenz
In case you didn't get the memo, there is a contest going on over here. We want your best love advice and you could win Season 8 of McLeod's Daughter's, which is a great way to beat the upcoming summer TV blues. Well, that and Hulu. There is some great advice going on over there. Check it out and add your own 2¢.
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Okay, while I hope she isn't right, I appreciate her honesty. What do you think? What's the best love advice you've been given or learned? My grandma once told me that the best thing about being a modern woman was that you don't have to get married. "Think long and hard before you agree to get hitched," she said. "You have so many choices and options and there is so much information out there. No need to go into anything blind like we used to do."
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Updated Oct 31, 2013 at 10:43 AM EST
Batavia, N.Y. (WKBW) - The Rolling Hills Asylum stands eerie and alone atop a hill in Genesee County.
"It is the original county poor house. It has a very tortured history, it's served as a tuberculosis ward, asylum, orphanage and there are more than 1500 recorded deaths on the property," Director Tourism and Marketing Genesee County Kelly Rapone said.
Sharon Coyle is the current owner of the asylum. She took me inside to see what we could find or what would find us. She says warned me to expect anything.
"Everything, Disembodies voices. There is a lady that does a disembodied scream and you can actually hear her from outside," Coyle said.
There was a classroom where the bell rings by itself and a little girl who roams the halls.
"There's a little girl name Elizabeth and she's got blond hair and pigtails. She has a really little girl voice. She follows men in their thirties and forties but we think her dad is gone," Coyle said.
Many other men women and children have made their home at the asylum. Sharon said there is what they call a shackle room where they kept unruly residents.
"Shackles were thought to lock up the windows but they were to shackle patients if they thought you were crazy, " Coyle said.
At one point, I though I saw something in the dark. When you are walking down those halls. your imagination can get the best of you. I even had the spirit of a man respond to my request.
Rolling Hills is just one of many haunted locations across New York State. Officials with Genesee and Livingston County showed off the spooky computer site that lets you know exactly where to find your thrill.
"You want to log onto www.hauntedhistorytrail.com. You can explore the state by region or experience," Rapone said.
President of Marketing and Tourism for Livingston County Lisa Burns said the attractions help the local economy.
"We do it because we want people to come into our communities to shop in our stores stay in our hotels. When people hear there is haunted activities it makes people want to come back and stay," Burns said.
As for Sharon, she says the Asylum never sleeps. Once you go into the ghosts can take a liking to you and follow you forever.


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Dear Sir,
The UK Chemical Industries Association is delighted to see that ECN is committing so much space this year to recent developments in product stewardship. This Association has been at the forefront of these changes and I should therefore like to take this chance to underline some of the key arguments advanced so ably by Chris Eacott in ECN (ECN 21-27 March).
First, product stewardship issues should definitely not be looked at within the confines of the term 'chemical industry', as they involve the whole supply chain. Product stewardship requires the active and constructive participation of representatives of all stages of that chain to develop and implement real actions to address the actual and/or perceived concerns which our stakeholders are voicing.
As public concern has largely shifted from 'process' to 'product' (in itself something of a tribute to the effectiveness of Responsible Care), so this inclusive factor has become much more significant.
Indeed, of all the elements of Responsible Care, product stewardship has been the most challenging to implement with signatories.
Unlike those elements of Responsible Care that are clearly identified with manufacturing at site level, the business – and decision-making – activities associated with product stewardship are spread throughout the organisation's sites, often on a global basis. This global factor proved a key driver in the recent international and European review of Responsible Care.
Second, I would argue that caution needs to be exercised in linking product stewardship to Reach. The former concept is far broader than the latter; it is more than just meeting legislative and regulatory requirements.
A fundamental feature and guiding principle of Responsible Care is going beyond legal compliance and working towards best practice. This, equally, applies to product stewardship.
Product stewardship is also about seeking more sustainable products and process, but not just hazard identification, exposure assessment and risk assessments. It is about being proactively engaging with the users along the supply chain and end-users, to listen to, understand and address their potential concerns so that they do not become issues that must be addressed through increasing levels of regulation.
Rather, product stewardship aims to promote effective and credible voluntary mechanisms that help meet society's needs and expectations – and underpin, too, a sustainable chemical industry.
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I'd go for a terminator T-X. Smart, resourceful, can change her appearance, a useful ability to reprogram and control anything electronic, and a massive selection of weaponry.
I'd go for a terminator T-X. Smart, resourceful, can change her appearance, a useful ability to reprogram and control anything electronic, and a massive selection of weaponry.
That's funny and creative but not really on-topic.
Linux has some security issues from time to time and isn't perfect. But Windows has a very bad security history and it's a known fact that the NSA are advised of every security issue MS know about before any other MS customers. The NSA tried to get backdoors in Linux and failed, do you think they failed with closed source windows? Unlikely.
If Linux isn't secure enough for you then you might like OpenBSD.
I've done it for many years, it's not so hard. Spamassassin + greylisting + spamhaus DNSBL + SPF checking keep the spam down to a very small amount. The little spam I do get is tagged and filtered into a separate folder. You do need a lot to different anti-spam measures but once they are set-up they keep on working.
It's really not a fuckload of work. It's a load of work to set it up and very little ongoing work to keep it updated.
It's really not for everyone but this is slashdot isn't it?
Solution: Don't have friends.
Or have the kind of friends that are not government spies. It's sad that the NSA's lawless actions make anyone that paranoid.
They are not gods, they are bound to the same laws of physics as everyone else.
They can't break strong encryption. They can break light encryption at a heavy cost in time and equipment just like anyone else can.
Don't use windows. Even if you don't believe the NSA backdoored windows the NSA do get every bug alert long before anyone else does. They also have no problem using script kiddie tactics.
Using windows is like storing your data in a transparent bag in full view of the world.
faraday cage cell phone case
Just take the battery out. Physically remove it. Or if you want to be 110% sure don't carry a phone at all, it's not like it's law that you have to carry one.
Give these guys a try: Your own dam server that you control.
Anything I care to keep private, I don't put on the internet. That's about it.
The facebook spy system encourages others to post everything they know about you. People do that without any understanding of what they are giving away for themselves or for people they know.
This is bad from the simple example of so called friends making sure criminals know when I'm on holiday as well as my home address, to corrupt government spooks having access to everything that anyone ever wrote about me as well as a stream of up to date pictures.
Everything Snowden released has shown that the NSA doesn't have magical ways to break modern encryption. They rely on strong-arming various organizations and hacking vulnerable systems.
The inner party can turn off the telespeakers for a short time. It only makes the secret police watch them even closer.
I already have to argue in person over what reality is every day. Doing it on a website in my free time would be like playing a game to make me a CPA.
And that's the core of the problem. The influence any given editor has is directly related to how much time they spend editing and has nothing to do with how much they know, how much research they do, or how correct they are. Subject matter experts are treated with less respect that an obsessive editor with loads of free time.
It doesn't really work like that in practice, at least not on most pages. I wish it did though.
Always leave room to add an explanation if it doesn't work out.


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French plant engineers Technip will provide front end engineering and design for two petrochemical plants in Tobolsk, Western Siberia. Corresponding contracts with the Sibur affiliate ZapSibNeftekhim were recxently signed.
Paris/France – The first contract concerns a linear low/high density gas phase polyethylene plant, the second one is for a high density slurry phase polyethylene facility. Each plant will consist of two parallel production trains with a total capacity of 1.5 million tons per year of polyethylene. Both will be developed using licensed Ineos technologies. The contract value remained undisclosed.
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