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Kevin Cheveldayoff has been too enamoured in playing it safe these past two years as opposed to making deals to better his rosters. Now Jets' fans could be stuck with a loser for years to come.
It's the last time the Lightning will face the former Thrashers franchise as a divisional opponent. Though it wasn't storied, and the games never meant much - it was more of a rivalry than most will admit.
In the next few days, the Lightning will close out their relationships with three teams as divisional opponents. It all begins tonight with the Washington Capitals, who are currently vying for their 7th Southeast Division championship.
Tonight's game is not postponed on account of Guy Boucher's dismissal. What is going to happen? Dunno. What do you need to know about the Lightning leading into this game? Not sure, besides continued uncertainty.
We catch up with SB Nation's Jets 2.0 blog, asking about the franchise, Evander Kane, and the defensive corps.
The Lightning are at the midway point of the season and find themselves in a mire outside the playoffs. Can the Bolts climb back into contention?
The Hurricanes return victorious from a grueling road trip at the top of the Southeast, while the Capitals get three wins. The Jets, Cats and Bolts all struggled to earn points. Meanwhile key defensemen are dropping like flies.
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The Tony Williams Lifetime - Emergency!
Genre: Jazz Fusion
Year: 1969
I don't care if the sparingly used vocals are messy, this is one of the best jazz fusion albums I've ever heard.
Straight-up all-stars getting raw and psychedelic in here!
Recommended If You Like: Miles Davis, Billy Cobham, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report, Bill Bruford, and Max Roach.
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yet another album i knew, in fact, i threw it on my album of the week for the record club at my school a few weeks ago
i figured either you, A_C, or hungryfreak would be in here to tell me how entry-level and mainstream this album is.
entry-level!! (points and shakes finger) UNCLEAN!!! UNCLEAN!!!!
seriously though, awesome album, everyone who hasn't heard it must
Whoa, surprising to see something this fairly popular in here, but its awesomeness definitely does warrant a mention.
Despite all my rage, I'm still just Nicolas Cage
i totally sold out by doing an album with almost 4,000 listeners on last.fm.
The Last - L.A. Explosion!
Genre: Powerpop/Garage Rock
Year: 1979
This album should be regarded as a pop classic with it's effortless blend of folk-rock, surf rock, and punk all in the name of catchy melodies packed into two and a half minute songs.
Recommended If You Like: The Knack, Flamin' Groovies, The Soft Boys, Redd Kross, Shoes, and The Barracudas.
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Toasted Reubens Recipe
New Yorkers say my Reubens taste like those served in the famous delis there. For a little less kick, you can leave out the horseradish. —Patricia Kile, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
- 8 slices rye bread
- 4 teaspoons prepared mustard
- 4 slices Swiss cheese
- 1 pound thinly sliced deli corned beef
- 1 can (8 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- 2 tablespoons butter
- Spread mustard over four slices of bread. Layer with cheese, corned beef and sauerkraut. In a small bowl, mix mayonnaise, ketchup, relish and horseradish; spread over remaining bread. Place over sauerkraut. Spread outsides of sandwiches with butter.
- In a large skillet, toast sandwiches over medium heat 3-4 minutes on each side or until golden brown and cheese is melted. Yield: 4 servings.
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We loved this recipe. I didn't have any rye bread on hand so I made the Onion Dill Bread on this site and it made an awesome subsitute.
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We have made this many times, and it is sooo good! Don't forget to rinse the sauerkraut.
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This recipe appeared years ago in Taste of Home magazine. I made them several times and misplaced the recipe. So glad to find it again! This is the very best Reuben recipe I have ever tried.
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Many kids get middle ear infections (otitis media, or OM), usually between the ages of 6 months and 2 years.
Some kids are particularly susceptible because of environmental and lifestyle factors (like attendance at a group childcare, secondhand tobacco smoke exposure, and taking a bottle to bed).
Although these infections are relatively easy to treat, a child who has multiple ear infections that do not get better easily or has evidence of hearing loss or speech delay may be a candidate for ear tube surgery.
During this surgery, small tubes are placed in the eardrums to ventilate the area behind the eardrum and keep the pressure equalized to atmospheric pressure in the middle ear.
The middle ear is an air-filled cavity located behind the eardrum. When sound enters the ear, it makes the eardrum vibrate, which in turn makes tiny bones in the middle ear vibrate. This transmits sound signals to the inner ear, where nerves relay the signals to the brain.
A small passage leading from the middle ear to the back of the nose — called the eustachian tube — equalizes the air pressure between the middle ear and the outside world. (When your ears pop while yawning or swallowing, the eustachian tubes are adjusting the air pressure in the middle ears.)
Bacteria or viruses can enter the middle ear through the eustachian tube and cause an infection — this often occurs when a child has had a cold or other respiratory infection. When the middle ear becomes infected, it may fill with fluid or pus, particularly if the infection is bacterial.
Pressure from this buildup pushes on the eardrum and causes pain, and because the eardrum cannot vibrate, the child may experience a temporary decrease in hearing.
With treatment, a bacterial infection can be quickly cleared up. In most kids the fluid will resolve over time and hearing will be restored. Some research suggests that long periods of hearing loss in young children can lead to delays in speech development and learning.
Symptoms of otitis media include:
Call your doctor if you think your child has an ear infection. He or she will perform a physical examination and look at your child's eardrums. If the doctor suspects a bacterial infection (often based on the presence of pus behind the eardrum), he or she may elect to wait and see if the immune system will clear the infection without the use of antibiotics.
If symptoms persist (fever and pain) for more than 48 hours, then antibiotics may be prescribed. This is important to know since unnecessary use of antibiotics can lead to resistant bacteria.
In some instances, the doctor will insert a needle through the eardrum to remove a sample of the pus from the middle ear for a laboratory culture. Called a tympanocentesis, this procedure can help the doctor decide which antibiotic to use.
Although ear tube surgery is a relatively common procedure, surgery is not the first choice of treatment for otitis media. Antibiotics are often used to treat bacterial ear infections but many ear infections are viral and cannot be treated with antibiotics. These infections need to get better on their own, and only time can help them heal.
But if your child has frequent ear infections that don't clear up easily or a hearing loss or speech delay, the doctor may suggest surgery to drain fluid from the middle ear and insert a ventilation tube.
Because most kids have had infections in both ears, surgery is often done in both; this is called a bilateral myringotomy, or BMT. A tiny tube, called a pressure equalization (PE) or tympanostomy tube, is inserted into the eardrum to ventilate and equalize pressure in the middle ear. This will help to prevent future infections and the accumulation of fluid, and will help normalize hearing.
The presence of the tiny hole in the eardrum from the tube doesn't impair hearing (in fact, kids with a speech or language delay from hearing loss often will see a normalization of their hearing). Depending on the type used, the tube remains in place for about 6 months to 18 months or more.
If your child is old enough to understand what surgery is, talk about what happens during ear tube surgery:
Afterward, your child will wake up in the recovery area. In most cases, the total time spent in the hospital is a few hours. Very young children or those with significant medical problems may stay longer.
A tympanostomy tube helps prevent recurring ear infections by allowing air into the middle ear. Other substances, including water, may sometimes enter through the tube, but this is rarely a problem. Your surgeon might recommend earplugs for regular bathing or swimming.
In most cases, surgery to remove a tympanostomy tube isn't necessary. The tube usually falls out on its own, pushed out as the eardrum heals. A tube generally stays in the ear anywhere from 6 months to 18 months, depending on the type of tube used.
If the tube remains in the eardrum beyond 2 to 3 years, however, it probably will be removed surgically to prevent a perforation in the eardrum or accumulation of debris around the tube.
Although effective in reducing chronic ear infections, ear tubes are not always a permanent cure for otitis media. Up to 25% of kids who need ear tubes before the age of 2 may need them again.
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At art-college I played in a rock band. At gigs the guitarist, prior to bolting amps and drums together, regularly indulged in a glass of Jack Daniel's. It was the rock 'n' roll thing to do. It's not too much of a stretch to make the connection between whisky (or whiskey) and the world of rock.
What is not so readily apparent is the connection between cycling and single malt. A colleague of mine recently undertook a bike ride through the distilleries of Speyside in the hunt for a trail, as well as an article for a malt whisky society magazine. Every year the Ride of the Falling Rain receives an increased entry, many attracted by the fact that not only does the ride pass five of Islay's finest distilleries, but stops for lunch at Ardbeg distillery's Old Kiln Cafe.
Some years ago now, the Mighty Dave T and myself embarked on a concerted campaign to persuade Ardbeg distillery that a cycle jersey with that Celtic bordered 'A' on the front would be a particularly good idea (given the number of cyclists attracted to their cafe each year). All credit to the man at the top because after two years he agreed to have 40 jerseys made.
Currently, Ardbeg sells around 200 jerseys per year at the distillery alone. As a result, four of us are collectively known as Velo Club d'Ardbeg, with Brian Smith's son Ethan, as a junior member.
So what is it that draws cyclists toward single malt? Sadly, I doubt there is any secret: most of us are regular folks, apart from the shaved legs and that little tanned patch on the back of each hand. Islay's population swells to untold numbers at the annual Islay Whisky Festival, lured by the amber nectar from the island's eight distilleries, along with the one more on Jura, the next island up. Now there's a good cycle ride if ever you're at a loss this summer.
Brian Palmer is the editor of The Washing Machine Post and is teetotal.
The Islay Whisky Festival takes place from May 22-30 2010. The Ride of the Falling Rain will happen on Sunday 1st August.
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January 20, 2010 The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) today joined 28 other trade associations and business coalitions in sending the attached letter to members of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation.
The letter expressed significant concerns about the provisions of H.R. 4173, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009, that would remove existing procedural safeguards on the rulemaking and enforcement capabilities of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). While these provisions were not included in the Wall Street reform package introduced in the Senate Banking Committee, it is expected that the Senate Commerce Committee will take up these provisions as part of its work on FTC reauthorization.
Congress imposed these procedural protections on the FTC decades ago after determining that the Commission had repeatedly overstepped its regulatory authority. The associations believe that it is vital for affected industries to have the opportunity to appear at a hearing to present their concerns about the potential effect of these provisions on the business community at large.
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The undersigned associations write to express our significant concerns about the provisions of H.R. 4173, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009, that would amend the Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act) by removing existing procedural safeguards on the rulemaking and enforcement capabilities of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC or Commission). Expecting that the Senate may consider these provisions as part of its work on FTC reauthorization, we write to highlight the potentially significant and negative impact such changes would have on the business community at large.
The provisions in question would eliminate procedural safeguards that were imposed upon FTC rulemaking decades ago, after Congress determined the Commission had repeatedly overstepped its regulatory authority. The legislation couples this unrestrained rulemaking authority with enforcement powers to seek civil penalties for unfair or deceptive acts or practices; to seek such penalties without coordinating with the Justice Department; and to pursue companies that allegedly provide substantial assistance in an FTC Act violation, even without actual knowledge of the violation. Taken together, these provisions grant such sweeping powers that the FTC could essentially act as an unelected legislature governing industries and sectors across the economy.
There has been remarkably little debate on the consequences of reversing the considered decisions of two earlier Congresses. In particular, there has been no opportunity for affected industries to appear at a hearing to present their concerns about the potential effect of these provisions on American commerce and our economic future. A proposal for Congress to delegate such sweeping new regulatory authority deserves more thorough deliberation.
I. Elimination of Existing Procedural Safeguards
When the FTC operates under congressional guidance in the form of a specific authorizing statute, the Commission may use the notice-and-comment rulemaking procedures followed in most federal agency proceedings. However, the FTCs consumer protection mandate under the FTC Act is exceptionally broad. The Commissions authority extends to all unfair or deceptive acts or practices in or affecting commerce, including business-to-business interactions as well as conduct toward consumers. The statute provides scant guidance to channel the FTCs exercise of its discretion in executing this mission.
The FTC is also set apart from other federal agencies by the breadth of its jurisdiction. The FTC has authority to regulate across the U.S. economy, except for a few sectors that are specifically exempted and within the jurisdiction of other agencies. While it is true that certain other agencies, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, may issue rules using expedited procedures under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), these agencies are narrowly focused in both jurisdiction and mission. In contrast, the FTC is, by definition, a generalist agency. It is therefore appropriate to require robust industry and consumer participation when the FTC seeks to issue a rule that would affect a broad range of trades or sectors, in order to inform the agency and avoid the types of abuses that occurred previously.
In 1975 and again in 1980, Congress stepped in to stop the FTCs abuse of its rulemaking authority. Congress imposed enhanced safeguards, including more public input opportunities, when the FTC seeks to outlaw specific acts or practices as unfair or deceptive. As the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee explained in 1979, greater procedural safeguards were necessary because the FTC had proposed rules [n]otwithstanding the intent of Congress in areas such as abuses associated with the sale of used cars and childrens television advertising.
The procedures that Congress required, and that remain the law today, are quite reasonable. In addition to the notice-and-comment steps required by the APA, the FTC must afford advance rulemaking notice to Congress and the public, must provide an informal hearing so that the public may comment orally or in writing on the agency proposal, and must provide a Statement of Basis and Purpose for any final rule. Robust judicial review ensures that these procedures are followed. In addition, existing law requires transparency when Commissioners meet with outside parties about regulatory proceedings, and prohibits staff from giving Commissioners facts outside the regulatory record. These procedures improve the quality of agency decision-making and increase public accountability and support.
Timothy Muris, who served as Chairman of the FTC from 2001 until 2004, testified before Congress on July 14, 2009, to oppose the removal of these longstanding safeguards. As Chairman Muris explained:
The administrations proposal would do more than just change the procedures used in rulemaking. It also would eliminate the requirement that unfair or deceptive practices must be prevalent, and eliminate the requirement for the Commissions Statement of Basis and Purpose to address the economic effect of the rule. It also changes the standard for judicial review, eliminating the courts ability to strike down rules that are not supported by substantial evidence in the rulemaking record taken as a whole. The current restrictions on Commissioners meetings with outside parties and the prohibition on ex parte communications with Commissioners also are eliminated. These sensible and important protections should be retained.
Jim Miller, another former FTC chairman, has commented that passage of the legislation as currently drafted would be like putting the FTC on steroids. In the past, the existing safeguards have proven an essential check on FTC regulation that exceeds congressional intent. Congress, then acting under Democratic leadership, established the current set of procedural protections after finding that in many instances the FTC had taken actions beyond the intent of Congress. For example, the FTC notoriously considered a total ban on childrens advertising in a proceeding that the Washington Post criticized as a preposterous intervention that would turn the FTC into a great national nanny. As laid out in H.R. 4173, these provisions would give the FTC free rein and a congressional blessing to repeat these abuses. There would be little to restrain the FTC from pursuing sweeping new regulations in areas where Congress has not yet legislated, or from drastically reshaping regulations in areas where Congress has already legislated.
We share the concerns expressed by these former FTC chairmen, and we agree with current FTC Commissioner William Kovacic, who previously served as the agencys Chairman and General Counsel, that it is prudent to retain procedures beyond those encompassed in the APA when the FTC acts without specific authorization from Congress. Given the extremely broad scope of the FTCs jurisdiction and mandate, and the agencys history of regulatory overreaching, the existing procedural protections remain necessary and appropriate in those cases when the FTC seeks to outlaw certain business acts or practices.
II. Excessive Enforcement Authorities
Likewise, removing existing checks on the FTCs enforcement powers would not serve the public interest. While we support the FTCs mission to prevent and punish unfair and deceptive acts or practices, we believe that the current limits on the FTCs discretion are appropriate given the significant consequences of any enforcement action for a targeted company and its shareholders and employees.
Civil Penalty Authority: The FTC has ample enforcement tools at its disposal, and adding civil penalty authority would produce negative unintended consequences. Currently, the FTC primarily proceeds by imposing an administrative order to change a companys behavior or seeking a court order that may force a company to return ill-gotten gains. The FTC may then seek civil penalties if an administrative order is violated. This system gives companies an incentive to reach an agreement with the FTC to improve their business practices, rather than litigating against the FTC. The FTC routinely issues detailed administrative orders to correct companies policies and behavior, and other companies look to these orders to understand the FTCs expectations and shape their own practices. We therefore agree with Commissioner Kovacic that routine availability of civil penalties, even if subject to a scienter requirement, would risk constraining the development of doctrine through enforcement actions, and should not be adopted.
Substantial Assistance Violation: H.R. 4173 would provide that any person that knowingly or recklessly provides substantial assistance to another in committing an unfair or deceptive act or practice can be punished as a primary perpetrator, even without actual knowledge of the violation. We believe that such an expansion of FTC jurisdiction is neither reasonable nor necessary, given that the FTC has the ability to pursue a perpetrator of any unfair or deceptive act or practice.
Independent Litigating Authority: As passed by the House, H.R. 4173 would provide the FTC with independent litigating authority to seek civil penalties. This provision would eliminate the current requirement that the FTC notify the Department of Justice (DOJ) when the FTC intends to seek civil penalties, after which the DOJ has 45 days to decide whether to pursue the case on behalf of the FTC. This consultation is necessary to allow DOJ to coordinate law enforcement activities across agencies, and to provide a critical check on the FTCs discretion when a company is exposed to excessive and damaging penalties. This approach also provides a more considered and orderly access to the federal courts.
For the reasons discussed above, the undersigned associations strongly oppose the provisions currently set out in H.R. 4173 that would remove existing checks on the FTCs discretion. These provisions would afford the FTC unprecedented and sweeping powers to execute its broad mandate. We urge the Senate Commerce Committee to discard these provisions as it progresses in its work toward FTC reauthorization.
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Here are some other GenealogyWise groups that may be useful for tracing your Scottish ancestors. If you know of or have an existing group on GenealogyWise you would like added to this list please let me know.
Affleck Surname
Aikman Family
Armstrong Family
Black of Scotland
Curd Families
Clan Donald
Douglas Genealogy
Duncan Surname and Variants
Ferguson Surname
Frame Genealogy & DNA
Garvie Genealogy
Gavin Family Scotland
Grant Family Genealogy
Lawson Ancestry
Little of Scotland
Scotland; MacGregor, MacIntyre-Black, Wright etc
MacLachlan Families
Mather Surname
Matheson DNA
McClaren/McClarin/McClain/McClure Surname Group
McGeorge Family History
McGown, McGowen, or McGowan
McKinstry Family Genealogy
Clan Moffat
Mowbray of Scotland
Oliphant (Olyphant, Olivant, Olifant etc.)
Primrose Family Scotland
Snodgrass Clan Society
Sutherland Family
Swanson of Scotland
Walkenshaw (various spellings)
Walker Surname
Wedderburn of Aberdeen and beyond
Weems Surname
Ayrshire (Scotland) Ancestors
Kirkpatrick Durham, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
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my in-laws were from Glasgow. Robert Rodger-Minnie kirwood Murphy . Have ther birth cert. & marraige cert. Robt. was born 1903 & Minnie 1901.Robt. had 1 brother william imigrated to australia. Have no info on him. also robt,s mother Sarah Sinclair died young & an Aunt Lizzie Duncan took care of family.cannot find correct Murphy info. [Mother,s name was also minnie & father was william it is believed Minnie had 7 brother,s . hughie-john-wm. george-& do not know the other name,s any info would be helpful
Ohhhh, conductor of a tram car!
On the LDS 1881 disc James Moar 23 if transcribed as Formerly Cond Trung Car and his handicap is imbecile and on Ancestry it is transcribed as Formerly Cond Tram car.. Is it possible that he moved away for work, had a breakdown, hence former occupation, then came home to Mum. I see he was born on Yell which appears bigger than Unst, maybe it had a tramway. Sorry if this appeared before - wasn't sure if I clicked add comment.
Depending on the age, and thinking sideways and squinting, I'm going with construction training carpenter. Not sure if they existed in 1881 but maybe it will start people thinking.
Interesting read:
Most of my 18th & 19th century families follow the Scottish naming pattern. 1st son named for father's father. 2nd son for mother's father and 3rd son for father and 1st daughter for mother's mother, 2nd for father's mother and 3rd for mother. After that sibblings of either parent. This can be very useful for determining which family a person belongs to. Not sure if a woman was actually known by her maiden name or just referred to when spoken about, but headstones always seem to be written that way. Jean Brown, wife of James Stevenson also Elisabeth Stevenson daughter of the above, wife of Robert Orr etc. Most helpful.
I never thought of Mollie being a nickname for Mary.
I also have to consider any Latin naming patterns as John Neelys wife was an Hernandez. And from what I can discern due to the fact that the children of John Neely (Scottish/Irish ancestry) and Frances Hernandez (Latin ancestry , 1880 census says Italy but I think maybe Canary Islands) marry into the creole population in Mobile, Alabama where they are often documented as mulatto. They may have identified more with this side of the family. At least one child moved to St. Bernard Parish where there is a large Canary Island population.
What would have been the educational concerns of a 1st generation American of Scotch-Irish descent of low socioeconomic status for his daughters in the mid to late 1800s? Do you know?
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In praise of pop-up Festivals
Friday, October 21st, 2011
A combination of Challenge Anneka and Location, Location, Location. We had two days to transform a disused warehouse into a 180 seat digital cinema complete with bar, cafe, sofas and illuminated cubes for sitting on. The first task we had to undertake was to sweep away the armies of dead flies that had accumulated over the summer and then all the lighting, sound, stage flats and projection equipment had to be carried up three flights of stairs.
With some amazing help (thanks Jenn, Zena, Rob, Cliff, Andy and all the other tireless volunteers) we made it happen. To see 120+ adults and children all busy making plasticine Gromits under the expert eye of Jim Parkyn on the Saturday (we almost broke the world record) was a sight to behold. Huge praise to the indefatigable Claire Sully for never ever letting go of the original vision and for attracting some world class talent. Sheptonians can be be really proud of such a fantastic Festival!


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The Affordable Care Act: A Doctor's View
Just a few minutes after the Supreme Court announced its decision on the Affordable Care Act, I saw a longtime patient of mine, a 71 year-old retired businessman with hypertension. His numbers were not good, but he had an unusual explanation.
"I think my blood pressure is up because I have been so worried about what the Court was going to do," he said. "It would have been terrible if they had rolled the law back." He was serious. He also needed an increase in his medications, but I was delighted to see so many people around me during my primary care session this morning who understood the importance of the day. The nurse's aide who works with me looked over my shoulder as I read the news on my computer while that patient changed into his examination gown. She was overjoyed. "We have to take care of these people," she said, meaning the millions of uninsured. "How could we do that without this law?" I can't tell you off the top of my head what kind of insurance my 71 year-old with high blood pressure has. I just know he has insurance, as do all the patients in my practice. We don't turn anyone away at my hospital, but, since health care reform passed in Massachusetts in 2006, the number of uninsured patients has dwindled.
That's the good news. The tougher news is that it takes hard work to make coverage for everyone viable. And now that the ACA has survived, that hard work can get underway. A taste of what is coming can be gleaned from my experiences as I took care of patients today. I received emails about three patients who have been identified as "high risk" because of multiple medical conditions. My organization wanted me to verify that they are my patients, and that they are at sufficiently high risk that they should also be followed by a nurse case manager. Working with those case managers is going to mean more emails and more phone calls, and there will be moments when those interactions seem like a burden. I also received a computer reminder that a test I wanted to order on one of my patients might be a duplicate of one performed two months ago. Yes, it was the same test, but I needed to run it again. The reminder slowed me down but it could have prevented a mistake. These interruptions complicate my work — but they also improve the quality of care.
Why is my organization doing all these things that make my already difficult day harder? The reason is that, ahead of the Affordable Care Act, we had changed our main model from fee-for-service to population-based contracts, where we have an incentive to manage overall costs and outcomes of groups of people, rather than getting paid procedure by procedure, patient by patient. That is the logical consequence from the imperative to take care of everyone with limited resources — and we can expect similar consequences to flow throughout the country from the Court's decision.
The Affordable Care Act will add complexity to some aspects of health care as organizations re-tool, and it may increase some costs in the short term. But ultimately it will improve the quality of patient care and reduce costs as providers and their organizations focus as much on keeping people healthy as they do on healing them when they're sick. That's something patients, providers, and employers who subsidize care — and want healthy employees — should be happy about.
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Just started up another cycle of Pmag. I'm on day 5 and can already feel the mood enhancement!
Well, I'm halfway through week four and have made no weight or strength gains...very disappointed.
I do see some make little strength gain but weight is normally a cert.
Could be a combination of a few things. That CEL pmag is legit though.
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I ran CEL's P-Mag for my first cycle; strength gains were notable but size gains were nothing extraordinary.
It is a beginner's compound (this does not include Methylclostebol) and you should expect results accordingly.
With proper diet, cycle length, and PCT, you should be able to retain a good deal of your gains (both strength and size).
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Sumas out of FA Vase
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The Sumas played an hour and a half with 10 men but conceded the goal in the first period of extra-time when Marlow's Marcus Mealing smashed home.
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The Embassy of the United States is pleased to announce upcoming presentations on the War of 1812 by Pulitzer Prize winning historian Dr. Alan Taylor. Dr. Taylor will be in Canada in September as part of a speaking tour which will take him to Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto and Halifax. He is travelling to Canada under the auspices of the United States Embassy.
About ALAN TAYLOR
Born in Portland, Maine on June 17, 1955, Alan Taylor attended Colby College, graduating in 1977. After serving as a researcher for historic preservation in the United States Virgin Islands (1977-79), he pursued graduate study at Brandeis University, receiving his Ph.d in American History in 1986. After a postdoctoral fellowship at the Institute of Early American History and Culture (Williamsburg, Virginia), he taught in the history department at Boston University from 1987 to 1994. Since 1994, he has been a professor at the University of California at Davis, where he teaches courses in early American history, the history of the American West, and the history of Canada.
He is also active in California State Social Science and History Project.
This project provides curriculum support for K-12 teachers in history and social studies. In 2002 he won the University of California at Davis Award for Teaching and Scholarly Achievement and the Phi Beta Kappa, Northern California Association, Teaching Excellence Award.
Taylor is the author of six books: Liberty Men and Great Proprietors: The Revolutionary Settlement on the Maine Frontier, 1760-1820 (1990); William Cooper's Town: Power and Persuasion on the Frontier of the Early Republic, (1995); American Colonies (2001); Writing Early American History (2005); The Divided Ground: Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American Revolution (2006); and The Civil War of 1812: American Citizens, British Subjects, Irish Rebels, & Indian Allies (2010).
William Cooper's Town won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for American history – in addition to the Bancroft and Beveridge prizes. American Colonies won the 2001 Gold Medal for Non-Fiction from the Commonwealth Club of California.
The Divided Ground won the 2007 Society for Historians of the Early Republic book prize and the 2004-7 Society of the Cincinnati triennial book prize. The Civil War of 1812 examines the political rupture of North America wrought by conflict between the American republic and the British Empire.
He is also a contributing editor for The New Republic and reviews books for that journal."


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Column | Jun 28, 2010If you saw the pitching wedge Bubba Watson topped from a fairway bunker into the water on the 17th hole, you saw a piece of it. If you saw his monster drive on 18, the one that bounced off the cart path 396 yards into Travelers Championship legend, yes,... -
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Story | Jun 29, 2010 | 9:47 AMNykesha Sales didn't set the all-time UConn women's scoring record. Soupy Sales did. Geno Auriemma and his old Philly pal, Harry Perretta, connived to put Sales in the history books. But all they did was succeed in putting themselves -- and their... -
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Benjamin Franklin wanted our national bird to be the turkey. I'd love to see people chanting USA to a turkey!
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He actually wanted our National Mascot to be the rattlesnake. The "Turkey" comment he made was a joke.
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