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Strong healthy bones are important for good posture and to reduce your risk of fracture from falls. This is especially true if you have Parkinson's, since balance problems and changes in posture can be a part of the disease. In addition, our bones and skeletal system change as we get older or if we are less physically active. As a result, changes seen with aging and Parkinson's are flexed posture, reduced joint range of motion, spine and joint arthritis, and pain.
What is osteoporosis and osteopenia?
In osteoporosis which means 'porous bones' there is loss of bone density and bone strength. Osteopenia or bone thinning is a milder form of bone thinning. Both of these problems can cause a fracture- most common in the hips, spine or wrist. Fractures can occur after a fall but even after simple tasks that put strain on your skeletal system such as leaning over to pick up a heavy object. Symptoms of osteoporosis are bone pain, loss of height with stooped posture and fractures.
How does osteoporosis develop?
Bone is continuously changing or remodeling- old bone breaks down and new bone forming. Bone mass is at its peak in our mid-30s and declines thereafter. Bone loss increases after menopause when estrogen is reduced. Therefore the risk of developing osteoporosis increases with age. Women are at greater risk than men, however, men over the age of 75y.o. and with low testosterone levels are at risk. In PD, declining physical activity and vitamin D deficiency may further increase your risk. Calcium deficiency, certain intestinal malabsorption syndromes such as Celiac disease, hormone deficiencies, and vegetarians are also at risk.
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Osteoporosis can be diagnosed by simple radiograph procedures such as CT scanning, ultrasound and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA). DEXA, measures bone density in your hip, wrist and spine. It is a simple, painless X-ray procedure requiring no invasive procedures or injections.
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The dose of this medicine will be different for different patients. Follow your doctor's orders or the directions on the label. The following information includes only the average doses of this medicine. If your dose is different, do not change it unless your doctor tells you to do so.
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This package currently provides a variety of functions for producing simple weighted statistics, such as weighted Pearson's correlations, partial correlations, Chi-Squareds, histograms, and t-tests. Also now includes some software for quickly recoding survey data. Future versions of the package will be more closely integrated with anesrake and additional weighting tools and will provide the option to find weighting benchmarks and weight data using a variety of methodologies. NOTE: Weighted partial correlation calculations temporarily pulled to address a bug.
Version: | 0.75 |
Depends: | Hmisc, anesrake, gdata |
Published: | 2012-08-17 |
Author: | Josh Pasek, with some assistance from Alex Tahk and some code modified from R-core |
Maintainer: | Josh Pasek <josh at joshpasek.com> |
License: | GPL-2 |
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The historic capital of the dukes of Britanny, Nantes is simultaneously an artistic gem, a great industrial centre and a university town. The port, shared with Donges and Saint-Nazaire, sprawls along the Loire estuary. Aside from shipbuilding and agroalimentary production, local industry excels in various niche sectors. A far cry from the slave trade that made the town so prosperous under the Ancien Régime and gave it its current appearance.
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Église Ste-Croix
pl. Ste-Croix F - 44000 Nantes
A classical façade that is topped by the most beautiful belfry in town, with its trumpeting angels at the summit. Inside, the choir has a palm vault that contrasts with the round vault of the nave of this 17C church.
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12, allée Duquesne. F - 44000 NANTES CENTRE
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Located in Nantes city centre, Hotel Du Tourisme offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. It is next to the Tramway, and a 5-minute walk from the airport shuttle and Nantes Main Bus Station. Rooms at the Tourisme are soundproofed and have a flat-screen TV and ..
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14 r. Armand-Brossard F - 44000 Nantes
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I am from a small town called Altoona, in central Fl. The population here is less than one thousand and there are four churches.
My religious status on Facebook has been Atheist for a couple of years now, but I am constantly supprised when FB friends tell me they never knew I was "without god." Do people really not ever look my facebook page, or are they just in denial? I think a lot of people don't bother looking/asking becuase they naturally assume everyone is Christian, which drives me mad.
One of my former friends came to the conslusion that I was crazy after finding out I was an Atheist and, heaven forbid, believed in evolution. It was quite funny; his argument for my insanity and the fact that he'd known me for a while and never saw the ever so obvious "atheist" icon on my profile. C'est la vie.
I really don't feel any sadness for loosing friends over religion because it's their problem for being so narrowminded, not mine.
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Miracles were on the mind of former President Jimmy Carter when he returned last week to his self-proclaimed favorite high school in America: St. Genevieve in Panorama City.
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PayPal can now be used to fund PSN wallets online in North America
PlayStation Network users in North America can now use PayPal to fund their wallets online through Sony Entertainment Network. Already available in Europe, the option is only available online at the moment, and not through PS3. All you have to do is log into the website, click "add funds to wallet" through the account management screen, and go from there. Go check it out. Via IGN, PSN Stores.
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Sony has opened its Sony Entertainment Network (SEN) web store, serving as a browser-based equivalent to the PlayStation Store. You can buy games, movies, TV shows and other items online and queue them up for downloading on your console. Find out how here.
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International partnerships
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National partnerships
The Cardinal Health Foundation works with AORN to maximize the impact of E3 Program grantees, provide best practices and offer forums to discuss updates, challenges and opportunities. The organization also supplies information for hot topics related to operating room efficiencies and brings groups together at the annual AORN Congress.
The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) is the largest association of pharmacists in the United States, boasting more than 60,000 practicing pharmacists, pharmaceutical scientists, student pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and others interested in advancing the profession the organization whose members are recognized in society as essential in all patient care settings for optimal medication use that improves health, wellness, and quality of life.
The Cardinal Health Foundation and APhA are working together to promote GenerationRx, an initiative focused on the prevention of prescription drug abuse. APhA is working through its Academy of Student Pharmacists to increase awareness about the opportunity for students of pharmacy to serve as educators and health information resources regarding medication abuse prevention. Student chapters at colleges of pharmacy throughout the country are invited to implement prescription medication abuse prevention programming and will be recognized for their efforts annually. Students from the top national award winning chapters will be invited to attend the University of Utah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies to share their work.
Additionally, the Cardinal Health Foundation and APhA have established the GenerationRx Award of Excellence, an award created to recognize a pharmacist that has demonstrated a commitment to the mission of substance abuse education.
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Learn more about the Award for Excellence in Medication-Use Safety
Learn more about the executive education programs and the Pharmacy Leadership Institute at Boston University
IHI has followed this highly successful campaign with the 5 Million Lives Campaign which challenges American hospitals to adopt 12 changes in care that will save lives and reduce patient injuries. The Cardinal Health Foundation is also a leading sponsor of this two-year campaign with a commitment of $1 million.
In 2010 IHI will provide additional support for professional development of Cardinal Health Foundation grantees to build greater capacity for improvement throughout the nation.
Learn more about IHI
Learn more about ISMP
Learn more about NASPA
The Cardinal Health Foundation is proud to partner with the National Consumers League to support Script Your Future, a national awareness campaign regarding the importance of taking medications as prescribed. To raise awareness and change patient behavior, NCL, in partnership with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) launched the campaign in 2010 to improve adherence by raising awareness of the problem, with special attention on those suffering from serious chronic conditions, and encourage health care practitioners to communicate the importance of medication adherence to their patients.
Learn more about NCL
The Cardinal Health Foundation is proud to partner with the National Consumers League to support Script Your Future, a national awareness campaign regarding the importance of taking medications as prescribed. To raise awareness and change patient behavior, NCL, in partnership with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) launched the campaign in 2010 to improve adherence by raising awareness of the problem, with special attention on those suffering from serious chronic conditions, and encourage health care practitioners to communicate the importance of medication adherence to their patients.
Learn more about NCL
Learn more about NCPA
Learn more about the Partnership for a Drug-Free America
Learn more about the Wounded Warrior Project
State level partnerships
Learn more about the Ohio Children's Hospital Association Foundation
Learn more about the Ohio Hospital Association
Ohio Children's Hospitals
Akron Children's HospitalCincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital
Nationwide Children's Hospital
The Children's Medical Center of Dayton
Toledo Children's Hospital
Central Ohio Hospitals
Fairfield Medical CenterMt. Carmel Health System
OhioHealth Corporation
The Ohio State University Medical Center
University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital
Learn more about Solutions for Patient Safety
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Local partnerships
La Solana del Valle Day Care Child Wellness Clinic
La Solana del Valle Day Care provides quality child care for low-income children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age. By operating a Child Wellness Clinic on its day care campus, All Faiths Receiving Home provides basic wellness checks, immunizations, vision and hearing screenings to children who would not likely otherwise receive primary medical care. Staffed by a nurse practitioner from the University of New Mexico College of Nursing, the clinic also educates parents about their children's medical needs and maintains medical records of each child's care. For more information, visit allfaiths.org.
Dismas House New Mexico
Life by Design Program
By providing employment, education, literacy and parenting services to its clients, Dismas House New Mexico helps parolees transition successfully back into society. Funding from the Cardinal Health Foundation will be used to assist the agency in hiring a licensed counselor who will provide health literacy and substance abuse education to recent parolees, and who will work with clients to ensure they understand how to safely use prescription medications. For more information, visit dismashousenewmexico.org
New Mexico AIDS Services
Meals and Meds Program
The Meals and Meds Program operates educational support groups (facilitated in both English and Spanish) to help low-income people living with HIV/AIDS understand how to fully comply with complex medical treatments and medications. In addition to supporting the health literacy of low-income AIDS/HIV patients, the program also provides meals, support and empowerment to individuals who often do not have a strong social network of support. For more information, visit nmas.net.
New Mexico Health Care Takes on Diabetes' (NMHCTOD)
Albuquerque Prescription Trails: Get Up and Get Moving Program
NMHCTOD is a coalition of 27 health care organizations that joined forces in 1999 to provide education, prevention, early diagnosis and treatment to people with diabetes. The Albuquerque Prescription Trails Program encourages health care providers to offer walking prescriptions' to patients who need to increase physical activity, with the ultimate goal of encouraging patients to adopt regular walking as a lifelong activity to improve health and decrease rates of obesity. To learn more, visit nmtod.com.
PB & J Family Services
School-Based Health Center
PB & J Family Services offer an array of education and support programs to low-income families in central New Mexico, many of whom face risk factors ranging from domestic violence and incarceration to mental illness, under-nutrition and substance abuse. Its School-Based Health Center offers free, on-site health services to children and their families who are enrolled in PB & J programs. Key services include primary care for illnesses and injuries, comprehensive well-child exams, immunizations, alcohol and substance abuse counseling, mental health screenings and treatment and health promotion and risk reduction programs. The health center also operates an emergency medical fund for indigent families who do not have the resources to pay for prescriptions, medical supplies and specialized care not covered by Medicaid or other services. To learn more, visit pbjfamilyservices.org.
Special Olympics New Mexico
Healthy Athletes Initiative
Understanding that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have a 40 percent greater risk of preventable health conditions, ranging from obesity and nutritional deficits to poorly treated vision, dental, hearing and podiatric problems, Special Olympics provides these individuals with the opportunity to improve overall health through athletic competition. The Healthy Athletes Initiative provides seven health screenings to improve the ability of mentally and physically handicapped athletes to compete in the Special Olympics. The program also makes referrals to local health practitioners when necessary, and trains health care professionals and students about the needs and care of people with intellectual disabilities. For more information, visit sonm.org.
Electronic Health Record Initiative
The mission of Access HealthColumbus is to improve access to health care, medication and affordable insurance; particularly among the area's most vulnerable populations. This two-year pilot project will build the information technology infrastructure to allow primary care providers and patients to safely, securely and more efficiently access patient medical records. In doing so, the project aims to empower central Ohio patients to be more involved in their own health care and advance the adoption of health information technology among primary care organizations. Learn more at accesshealthcolumbus.org.
Alzheimer's Association
Caregiver Support Program
Through this program, interdisciplinary teams of occupational therapists, registered nurses and social workers regularly visit Alzheimer's patients and their families to ensure they understand and receive the support they need to comply with medications and other medical care action plans developed by their primary care providers. Learn more at alz.org/centralohio.
Nurse Practitioner Health Literacy Program
Amethyst provides a safe, structured and affordable therapeutic community to help recovering, impoverished drug- and alcohol-dependent women gain and maintain sobriety. The goal of the Nurse Practitioner project is to improve the utilization of medical services among these women; with the ultimate goal of empowering them to better manage personal health for themselves and their children. Learn more at amethyst-inc.org
Asian-American Community Services
Here for Health Health Literacy Initiative
Understanding that a lack of understanding of Western culture, preventive care and the United States health care system can lead to disparities in health care access and quality among Asian populations, this culturally and linguistically appropriate program is designed to help Asian members of the central Ohio community better understand the importance of preventive medicine, how to access health care services and how to better manage personal health for themselves and their children. Learn more at aacsohio.org.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio
Cardinal Health has grown to be an important community partner with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio through its volunteer relationships with Bowl for Kids Sake and Project Mentor. Nearly 100 employees give up one lunch hour each week to mentor at-risk students in the Columbus City Schools and come back to the work place inspired and energized. In addition, BBBS of Central Ohio works with sixth- and eighth-grade students and mentors to educate and raise awareness about the dangers of prescription drug misuse and abuse. Community-based program coordinators present information from the GenerationRx toolkits at the introductory meeting between the mentor, youth, the youth's parent/guardian. Learn more about BBBS of Central Ohio at www.bbbscolumbus.org.
Central Ohio Diabetes Association
La Vida es Dulce: A Hispanic Outreach, Detection and Education Program
A high percentage of central Ohio's growing Hispanic population has limited access to social services and medical care – while also experiencing high rates of obesity and diabetes. This outreach, detection and education program seeks to identify members of the local Hispanic community who have undetected or uncontrolled diabetes and then link them with the education, medical care and community resources they need to better manage the disease and live healthier lives. Learn more at diabetesohio.org.
Columbus Council on World Affairs
Global Health Community Conversations health education program
Through a series of educational events involving community leaders and local high school students, this program will increase central Ohioans' awareness of global health challenges and solutions and encourage them to consider ways to implement those global solutions to local health care challenges. Learn more at columbusworldaffairs.org.
Columbus Medical Association Physician's Free Clinic
Medical Interpretive Services Initiative
The Physician's Free Clinic provides free medical services to thousands of central Ohioans who might not otherwise have access to quality medical care. Nearly 75 percent of those who visit the clinic do not speak English; or they speak English as their second language. This new program will enhance the clinic's ability to serve the community by providing free, phone-based medical interpretive services for patients who have limited English proficiency. By providing patients and health care providers with access to translators who can help them communicate more clearly with each other, the program will enhance providers' understanding of patients' health care problems and help patients better understand recommended treatment plans. Learn more at cmaf-ohio.org.
COSI Little Kidspace exhibit
Through a partnership with The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy, COSI will enhance its Little Kidspace exhibit programming to educate parents, elementary and middle school students about the safe use of medication. Programming will include interactive parent education and take-home materials, field trips and work shops. To learn more, visit COSI.org.
Franklin Park Conservatory
Growing to Green Nutrition Education Program
This community gardening outreach program provides hands-on, community-focused nutrition education to central Ohio children and families, with the goal of encouraging urban youth to make healthier food choices, eat more fruits and vegetables and engage in more physical activity. Learn more at fpconservatory.org.
Goodwill Columbus
My Life, My Health patient engagement program
The My Life, My Health program helps individuals with disabilities and other barriers learn how to effectively communicate with health care professionals, how to take a more active role in their health care and how to work with a family physician who can provide them with preventive care services. The program also helps individuals with disabilities understand their medications and insurance benefits. Learn more at goodwillcolumbus.org.
King Arts Complex
Mind, Body and Soul Program
Mind, Body and Soul is day-long educational event that is open to the public and provides health information in a positive, fun format targeted to African Americans in central Ohio. The program features lectures and demonstrations by licensed dieticians, health professionals and community fitness experts; and also offers free exercise and fitness classes, diabetic, blood pressure and dental screenings. Learn more at kingartscomplex.com.
LifeCare Alliance
Visiting Pharmacist Program
Individuals age 65 and older have an increased likelihood of becoming ill, take more prescription medications and have a higher occurrence of adverse drug reactions than other age groups. To address these issues, the Visiting Pharmacist Program helps senior citizens (particularly those who have limited access to health education and other resources) to better understand how to compliantly use their medications, assists them with finding the most affordable way to purchase medications and increases their awareness and understanding of the Medicare Prescription Drug Program. Learn more at lifecarealliance.org.
March of Dimes
Preemie Parent Support Program
This program provides materials and educational resources to support central Ohio families with babies in special care nurseries and neonatal intensive care units. The program also offers continuing education programs to help medical professionals strengthen their understanding of the special needs of parents of premature babies. Learn more marchofdimes.com.
MidOhio FoodBank's Campaign to Sustain
Funding from the Cardinal Health Foundation will be used to repurpose and expand one of the FoodBank's existing warehouses to better support emergency food distribution to families in 16 central Ohio counties. The new, eco-friendly facility will also expand opportunities for central Ohioans to volunteer at the MidOhio Foodbank. For more information, visit MidOhioFoodBank.org.
National Alliance for Mentally Ill
Family to Family Health Literacy Program
This educational program offers family members of mentally ill individuals the opportunity to work together to gain a greater understanding of mental illness, coping skills and how to become empowered advocates for the better treatment for their relatives. In doing so, the program also aims to equip families of individuals suffering from mental illness with the skills needed to enhance their loved one's quality of life. Learn more at namiohio.org.
Nationwide Children's Hospital Foundation
School Nurse, Family and Pediatrician Program
This pilot program will create a replicable model for enhanced communication and collaboration among school nurses, family members and primary care physicians of ill children who are enrolled in Medicaid programs and have an established medical home' at a children's hospital. Learn more at nationwidechildrens.org.
Ohio Association of Free Clinics
Health Literacy Initiative
Through this multi-faceted project, the Ohio Association of Free Clinics will develop and deliver educational programs to advance the health literacy of the practitioners who work at participating free clinics and the patients they serve. The project ultimately aims to better prepare clinicians to serve the unique needs of patients who are uninsured, may lack health literacy and may encounter language barriers that prevent them from fully engaging in the management of their personal health. Learn more at ohiofreeclinics.org.
Wexner Center for the Arts' Prescription Drug Safety Initiative for Teens
Through this teen engagement/peer education program, The Ohio State University's Wexner Center for the Arts will invite finalists from its annual student video competition to create videos that promote the safe use of prescription medications. The creator of the winning video will receive a cash award in recognition of his or her efforts and all finalist videos will be showcased during the Wexner Center for the Arts' annual student video exhibition. For more information, visit Wexarts.org.
Obesity Intervention Project
Through the Obesity Intervention Project, the YMCA partners with Nationwide Children's Hospital to offer nutrition education and physical activity programming to overweight children, ages 12 through 14, and their families in the Franklin County area. The 26-week program, which includes individualized care, nutrition counseling, fun and safe physical activity, psychological counseling and support, seeks to reduce the incidence of overweight among at-risk populations. Learn more at ymcacolumbus.org.
Food for Kids Program
Started in 1995, this program feeds more than 22,000 hungry children each year, through a partnership with more than 50 percent of all public schools in Arkansas. The Food for Kids Program provides back packs and kid-friendly,' healthy foods to children at risk of hunger during nights and weekends. Participating children experience improved overall health, improved academic attendance and are more likely to come to school prepared to learn. For more information, visit arkansasricedepot.org.
Arkansas Special Olympics
Special Olympics provides free training, coaching and support to mentally and physically handicapped athletes in an effort to support their overall health and wellness. For more information, visit specialolympics.org. specialolympics.org.
Hearts & Hooves
Healthy Kids by Healthy Horses Program
Hearts & Hooves offers therapeutic riding and other activities to improve the emotional and physical well being of individuals with disabilities and other mental, physical or social limitations. Through the new Healthy Kids by Healthy Horses Program, Hearts & Hooves will partner with Arkansas Children's Hospital to teach overweight children basic nutrition, physical fitness and confidence-building skills through a 10-week equine assistance course staffed by community volunteers. The goal of the program is for participating children to experience improved confidence, personal endurance, flexibility and understanding of fitness and nutrition. For more information, visit heartsandhooves.com.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Mid-South
Wish Sponsor Program
Through a partnership with Arkansas Children's Hospital, the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Mid-South grants wishes' for chronically ill children in central Arkansas, with the goal of providing them with the hope, strength and joy needed to cope with the demanding physical and mental trials of having a life-threatening medical condition. For more information, visit midsouthwish.org.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas
Care Mobile
The Ronald McDonald House Care Mobile provides cost-effective, high-quality dental and medical care to medically underserved children – particularly those with chronic or untreated medical or dental conditions and those who are prevented from attending school for medical reasons. In Arkansas, the Care Mobile works with schools, Head Start and community health centers to focus the majority of its outreach on the state's most rural, highest-need areas. Clinicians staff the Care Mobile and also provide parents and children with extensive oral health education, help them locate resources for ongoing care and treatment, and help them enroll in federally assisted health insurance programs. For more information, visit rmhclittlerock.org.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer program
ACS's premier event to raise awareness and funds to fight breast cancer. For more information, visit cancer.org.
America's Second Harvest of Kentucky's Heartland
Back Pack Program
The Back Pack Program provides back packs and kid-friendly,' healthy foods to nearly 37,000 hungry Kentucky children each week to ensure they have adequate nutrition during nights and weekends. Participating children experience improved overall health, academic attendance and are more likely to come to school prepared to learn. For more information, visit secondharvestky.org.
March of Dimes Foundation
Radcliff Campaign for Healthier Babies
Understanding that rates of premature births in Kentucky are higher than the natural average; and that premature birth can often lead to prolonged infant illness or death, the Campaign for Healthier Babies seeks to reduce rates of preventable premature births in the state. The program provides health professionals, community leaders, nursery and neonatal intensive care unit professionals with educational materials that in turn empower them to educate child bearing families about the risk factors that often lead to premature birth. For more information, visit marchofdimes.org.
USA Cares
Food Card Distribution Program
This program provides gift cards from major grocery chains to United States service member families in need of food, formula, diapers and other basic necessities. National Guardsmen and Reservists often experience a severe income reduction when called to active duty; and returning and wounded service men and women often face challenges when trying to secure employment while they become re-acclimated to their communities. This program seeks to reduce stress and anxiety among service member families and improve their overall health by ensuring their basic food needs are met during times of financial strain. For more information, visit usacares.org.
Patient Navigation Services
Patient Navigation Services was created to ensure that all cancer patients receive the information, day-to-day help and emotional support they need to face cancer with greater confidence. More than 20,000 patients receive assistance, annually, including reliable cancer information, day-to-day support and emotional support from cancer survivors and fellow caregivers. For more information, visit cancer.org.
Boys and Girls Club of Lake County, Ill.
Triple Play Wellness Program
Programs and services at the Club promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence. Triple Play is a dynamic wellness program that demonstrates how eating right, keeping fit and forming positive relationships add up to a healthy lifestyle. The goals of the Triple Play program are to improve Club members' knowledge of healthy habits; increase the number of hours per day they participate in physical activities; and strengthen their ability to interact positively with others and engage in positive relationships. To learn more, visit bgclc.com.
Chicago Youth Programs
Afterschool Health Clinics
Chicago Youth Programs, Inc. (CYP) aims to improve the opportunities and health of at-risk youth. CYP's volunteer-staffed clinics offer primary and preventive health care and safe transportation -- free of charge -- ensuring access to even the most isolated families. In addition, the organization's Children Teaching Children Peer Mentoring program complements the primary health care offered in CYP clinics by focusing on the prevention of at-risk health behaviors including drug abuse, teen parenthood, violence and STDs/AIDS while promoting educational and social values. For more information, visit chicagoyouthprograms.org.
Healthy Fit Preventive Health Program
Founded in 1894, ChildServ gives hope to underserved children and their families through a wide range of community-based programs and services that place children in safe, nurturing home environments. ChildServ's Healthy Fit program provides low-income minority children and families with resources that promote their long-term health and better access to quality and cost-effective health care. The agency serves thousands of children and families throughout the Chicagoland area. Additional information can be found at childserv.org.
City of Miracles
Back-to-School Festival and Healthcare Awareness programs
City of Miracles promotes job opportunities, a drug-free community and spiritual support through activities and information made available at local festivals. Its back-to-school festivals provide free food, school supplies and backpacks to 30,000 underserved children and adults. More information is available at cityofmiracles.com.
Family Shelter Service
Health Care Advocacy Program
Family Shelter Services provides many free, confidential services (in English and Spanish) for victims of domestic violence, including individual and group counseling, court advocacy, shelter, a hotline, teen services, children's services and Latina services. The goal of its counseling is to empower women, teens and children to make informed decisions regarding their need for safety, self-esteem and acceptance. Please visit familyshelterservice.org for more information.
Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA)
Healthy & Active Lifestyles for Impaired Youth Program
GLASA was formed in 1993 as a program of the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County to provide adaptive sports and recreational programs for physically and visually disabled individuals in northern Illinois. GLASA's Healthy and Active Lifestyles program for youth incorporates physical activity and wellness measurement at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, where it also offers camps, clinics and sports competition. To learn more, visit glasa.org.
HealthReach Inc.
Chronic Disease Management and Health Education Program
HealthReach Inc. and its community partners provide medical, pharmaceutical, case management and social service programming to the medically underserved. Working at two free clinics, 54 volunteer physicians and medical / pharmaceutical professionals offer free care including general family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, endocrinology, gynecology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, neurology, urology, dental care, pharmacy services, lab services and phlebotomy. For more information, visit healthreachcares.org.
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Senior Food Box Program
Founded in 1983, Northern Illinois Food Bank (NIFB) serves as a link between national food manufacturers and local agencies that directly serve the hungry. NIFB distributes food to hungry people in 13 northern Illinois counties through a network of more than 520 agency partners including retailers, manufacturers, corporations, nonprofit food pantries, shelters, soup kitchens and other food assistance sites. NIFB is a member of America's Second Harvest – The Nation's Food Bank Network. To learn more, visit northernilfoodbank.org.
Omni Youth Services
Northern Chicago Counseling Program
As the largest and most comprehensive youth development organization serving the needs of Chicago's northwest suburbs, OMNI works with thousands of youth and families, many of whom come from backgrounds of significant abuse or neglect. OMNI provides counseling services, mentoring, youth development and substance treatment programs. To learn more, visit omniyouth.org.
Rush-Copley Foundation
Platicas para Mujeres (Latina Talks) Program
Rush-Copley Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Rush-Copley Medical Center. The Latina Talks program responds to disparities that threaten the long-term health and well being of Hispanic women in the Aurora, Ill., community by providing educational material, seminars on disease prevention and early detection, healthy eating classes and exercise programs. Learn more at rushcopley.com
YWCA of Lake County
Adolescent Girls Health Project
YWCA Lake County's core programs focus on women's economic advancement;, parent and provider education and training; women and girls' health; after school enrichment and youth leadership and development. Ninety percent of YWCA programs are offered in Spanish and English. Its Adolescent Girls Health Project provides adolescent girls with a foundation of factual, age-appropriate health information in an informal setting. The YWCA works closely with schools and parents to educate girls on the risks of sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS and early pregnancy, while at the same time educating girls on healthy relationships, good nutrition, goal setting and building self esteem. To learn more, visit ywcalakecounty.org.


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Beaumont's greatest living celebrity has won one more recognition … or maybe we should say one "mower" recognition.
Country Music Television (CMT) ranks George Jones' famous 1960s drunken lawn-mower ride in Beaumont as the #7 Greatest Redneck Moment Ever. Among the other holy moments in the annals of redneckery: the invention of double-wides and the premiere of "Hee Haw."
Here's how Jones himself tells the story they will re-tell around bug-zappers for centuries:
"Once, when I had been drunk for several days, [then-wife] Shirley decided she would make it physically impossible for me to buy liquor. I lived about 8 miles from Beaumont and the nearest liquor store. She knew I wouldn't walk that far to get booze, so she hid the keys to every car we owned and left. But she forgot about the lawn mower."I can vaguely remember my anger at not being able to find keys to anything that moved and looking longingly out a window at a light that shone over our property. There, gleaming in the glow, was that 10-horsepower rotary engine under a seat. A key glistening in the ignition.
"I imagine the top speed for that old mower was five miles per hour. It might have taken an hour and a half or more for me to get to the liquor store, but get there I did."


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The Real Number System: Field and order axioms, sups and infs, completeness, integers and rational numbers. Real Sequences: Limits, cluster points, limsup and liminf, subsequences, monotonic sequences, Cauchy's criterion, Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem. Topology of the Real Line: Open sets, closed sets, density, compactness, Heine-Borel Theorem. Continuity: attainment of extrema, Intermediate Value Theorem, uniform continuity. Differentiation: Chain Rule, local extrema, Mean-Value Theorems, L'Hospital's Rule, Taylor's Theorem. Riemann Integration: Partitions, upper and lower integrals, sufficient conditions for integrability, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Sequences of Functions: Pointwise convergence, uniform convergence, interchanging the order of limits.


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Leading by Example How We Can Inspire an Energy and Security Revolution, by Bill Richardson (Click for Amazon book review) BOOK REVIEW by OnTheIssues.org: Unlike Richardson's previous autobiography, "Between Worlds", this book is much more clearly a campaign book. "Between Worlds" laid out Richardson's issue stances; this book lays out Richardson's campaign theme, centered around global warming. Richardson is basing his presidential campaign on energy issues: relating everything from globalized trade behavior to our relations with Iran and China to energy policy. Richardson served as Bill Clinton's Secretary of Energy, so he's certainly well-qualified to discuss international and domestic policy on energy grounds. Our excerpts focus on Richardson's policy conclusions based on this framework. Richardson's larger theme is encapsulated in the book's title, "Leading by Example" -- he would like the US to lead the world to sustainable energy. The title also hints at Richardson being a leader by his own example -- which is not so well-explored in the book, except using New Mexico, where Richardson is governor, as the example for nationwide policies. -- Jesse Gordon, firstname.lastname@example.com, August 2007
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Totally Spies! 2: Undercover
After a successful first foray into video games, Totally Spies! returns in the second installment for the fans of the series. Players again control the three secret agents from the TV show: Sam, Alex, and Clover. The characters are sent on top secret missions and match wits and muscle against international villains all over the world.
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They say nothing is certain in life except death and taxes. Well, for the owners of Dyer Mountain, the proposed four-season resort near Westwood, the taxman cometh, and the death of the project soon may be near, too.
Richard Egan, Lassen County's treasurer/tax collector, said the owners of the property missed the June 30 deadline to set up a payment plan for nearly $3.3 million in back taxes and interest due to the county. The property owners discussed setting up a payment plan with the county prior to the deadline, Egan said, but it would have cost them about $950,000 to set up a payment plan. They did not.
"Had they set up a payment plan, we wouldn't sell it," Egan said. "But since they didn't, now it's all or nothing."
The company's only remaining option to redeem the property from a tax sale is to pay the total amount due by 5 p.m. the day before the tax sale is scheduled or sell the property to someone else who will redeem the property prior to the sale. In the meantime, the interest on the past due balance continues to accrue at 18.5 percent per annum.
Egan said the county will prepare a notice of impending power to sell, a document that will give the county the authority to sell the property to settle the back-tax debt.
Normally, Egan said he would record the document and then go to the board around December for authorization to sell the property the following spring — usually in May.
"With Dyer Mountain, I'm thinking of accelerating that as much as I can and perhaps doing it (selling the property) in the winter," Egan said. "There are still timeframes I need to go through as far as notice and that sort of thing and board approval, but it could sell as early as this winter."
Egan said there have been "a lot of rumbles" about potential buyers of the property, "but we haven't seen anything official on that."
According to Egan, "the pressure is on for them (the owners) to sell it" before the county tax sale and some parties interested in purchasing the property from the owners have reportedly been looking at it.
Egan said in addition to the back taxes and interest and the interest continuing to accrue, the county also will be able to recover all of its costs associated with the sale as the process moves forward.
Should the owners find a buyer, they would have to pay the whole delinquency off, Egan said.
The fate of the four-season resort remains uncertain, and some county insiders say it may be possible for the new owners to assume the development agreement and continue with the project.
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Ten years ago today I was fired by my friend. Okay, that isn't entirely true. She didn't fire me - she had the new person do it. Really, she did.
Honestly though, I shouldn't have been surprised. I was part of the firing of another when I was the new girl. That person was actually the ex-lover of her ex-lover. Oh yes, it was that insane a place to work.
For most of the time I worked there, it was a four women and a dog office. Who knew there could be so much drama and chaos in that? During my just more than a year there, at least two of my coworkers had nervous breakdowns. In fact, one was scheduled to return the day after I was let go, after a months leave. Probably not a coincidence.
I was fired because I was late. Less than ten minutes. I had been warned. Was put on probation. Written up. I was supposed to call so she didn't have to worry I was dead on MoPac. Of course this was before I had a cell phone.
In my defense, I didn't have a position that required me to be there promptly. I wasn't hired to answer the phones, although often found myself doing so. I also often worked 80 hours a week, usually coming in to the office at least six, sometimes seven, days a week.
Before she left, the woman who was out on nervous breakdown leave, had somehow managed to convince our boss and friend that I wasn't doing my share of the work. I had been labeled the problem employee, although the new woman - the one who had to fire me - saw that quite the opposite was true. She even took me aside at one point and explained that she had been told that I was the problem employee, although clearly she realized, that this wasn't the case - quite the opposite was true.
I had also had a heart-to-heart with my boss and friend just a few days prior to all of this going down. One of her issues was that I wasn't sharing enough. I explained that I was seeing a therapist for my depression, which on some level she knew. It was her that put the pamphlet in my hand that led me to him.
Only a few weeks before this, B had popped the question, and given me a ring. She said it would never happen. My first day back at the office, I hid the ring. I don't think I made it quite through the day before I told her. It was hard to keep secrets in that place.
There was another private talk, maybe a month before this went down. I was taken aside and given a jewelry box from her business trip to Korea. It had happened because I was there late, and answered the phone. She told me that everyone else got a pen, but she knew that I had been keeping the office running while she was gone, and so had gotten me something extra. Something special. You can only imagine how shaken to the core I was when a few weeks later I was being shown the door. I didn't trust myself. I didn't know what to believe.
I could tell you so many stories of my time at the company. Most you would think I had made up, they were so unbelievable. They really were. I don't think I believed what was happening. I think that is what they mean when they say by willing suspension of disbelief. I lived in that state a lot.
But back to that day. It was a Friday. I remember packing up my stuff. I had already brought much of my stuff home - a part of me knew this was possible. I called B at his work, and then went home and cried for a bit. I had one of those daily meditation books. It had an angel on the cover. I opened it to the date. It said something about windows opening when a door closed. It was somewhat comforting, but I think I cried some more anyway.
B met me for lunch at a place around the corner called Bubba's. We were in Austin, after all. Did I mention I started working at this company in San Francisco? I came out for what was supposed to be a few weeks to finish a project, and ended up staying five years. My being let go happened just a couple of weeks shy of my one year mark in Austin. Of course at the point most of my friends and connections were through that job. I didn't kid myself that I would be on my own henceforth.
What I never talked about, and which I am sure was never even understood was what a part of me knew was brewing inside. In that almost year in Austin, everyone else's mother came to visit (from California, Colorado, and even France). I was invited to lunches and/or dinners with these women. It was a painful reminder of what a part of me knew was happening - that my mother was drinking herself to death.
I am sure that I was probably more down than usual after those visits. I am sure on some level they noticed, but didn't make the connection. As I said, a part of me could feel it happening, although I was in deep denial for the most part. I didn't talk about it. Even in therapy I had managed to focus on thinking about my father's death (I had somehow learned he had had a stroke), but not my mother's, even though it would happen within six weeks of my being let go.
There was a part of me that wanted to call her after I learned about my mother's passing. It took a lot not to. I couldn't get sucked back in. I was at least far enough out to know that my leaving there, wasn't entirely a bad thing.
I confess I have looked her up (online) over the last decade a few times. I know that her mother, too has passed. She now has a restaurant that bears her mother's name.
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Two men are this morning being questioned after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was found with serious injuries in a street yesterday.
Paramedics were called at around 3.20pm on Friday to a property at the Burke Road end of Garrick Way in Ipswich. The ambulance service then alerted police.
Officers have said the woman was critically injured and she was taken to Ipswich Hospital by ambulance.
A 55-year-old from Ipswich was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder, while a 51-year-old man was detained a short while later in Cromer Road on suspicion of the same offence.
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A cordon was put up around the New China takeaway restaurant and a door leading to the flats above.
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"We'd just been at B&Q and we pulled up and two ladies came out of the shop over there, very physically upset, then the ambulance appeared and all hell broke loose, police cars came flying in. Before that we didn't hear any kind of sound so we were quite shocked and thought, 'what's going on?'
"Today we've had forensics, lots of forensics and lots of people searching down the back, there was a police car down there all night, that's now gone, there's been a lot of toing and froing and checking things."
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He said: "I popped my head out of the door when I heard the ambulance.
"It is all cordoned off outside (the takeaway). There were quite a lot of police."
Another trader said: "This area is a nice area and I have never seen anything like this before."
Anyone who with information that could help the police inquiry should telephone on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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newsmaster really , sad a woman gets beaten half to death and you put a comment about spelling really
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