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- Under the general supervision of the Chief Information Officer and Clinical Informatics Specialist Lead, assist and manage the implementation and maintenance of the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System.
- Clinical Informatics Liaison shall have a solid understanding of the acute care hospital environment, workflow, documentation, electronic orders and results, and how data driven systems support the quality of care.
- Performs as a liaison between clinician systems and Information Systems and Clinical Informatics Departments exercising opportunities to improve clinical processes for all clinical system users.
- In a cooperative manner, Clinical Informatics Liaison shall participate in the design of electronic orders, results, documentation, meaningful use, clinical data management and system workflow designs with leadership, physicians, and clinical coworkers.
- The Clinical Informatics Liaison shall participate in the training curriculum development and participate in the training.
- Individual performs quality control checks on program changes or upgrades prior to the district release, and writes policies and procedures that address such changes.
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- Supports the Clinical Informatics Department from 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. weekdays, with occasional after hours and weekend support.
- In cooperation with LVMC contracted EMR and clinical application vendors, assist in system upgrades, problem solving, system design, program testing, and performing quality control checks on programs and applications. Individual must be able and willing to communicate and provide assistance to all hospital associates as it relates to the clinical applications.
- Train new employees and physicians on the operational aspects of the EMR and associated systems, as it pertains to the EMR.
- Assist in creating and/or updating training documentation and manuals.
- Function proficiently in common desktop applications such as Word, Excel, and Outlook.
- Individual must be flexible in attitude, able to manage daily changing priorities, able to multi-task many projects, support challenging user, function in a team environment, and operate with little supervision.
- Participates in the development, revision, and enforcement of policies and procedures related to areas of responsibility. Assist user departments in developing and integrating related procedures for their areas.
- Routinely audits EMR documentation ensuring accurate, timely, complete and appropriate records. Reports findings and recommendations to department managers and Clinical Informatics Specialist Lead.
- Responsible for meeting JCAHO requirements in the areas of training, education, and use of LVMC Clinical applications.
- Functions as liaison that consults with user personnel to explore information system issues identifying areas for improvement. Individual will relate user needs and concerns to appropriate leadership for further action and/or resolution.
- Assist and define/refine Clinical Informatics Policies and Procedures on an annual basis.
- Keeps confidential information and data inaccessible to unauthorized personnel.
- Maintains key clinical application system files in accordance with hospital policy.
- Interact with all associates, guests, and physicians in a courteous, respectful, and friendly manner.
- The ability to meet all functions noted on Job Description
- The ability to function unsupervised
- Work as a team member with positive personal interactions with staff, physicians, patients/residents and visitors.
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Three years active or progressive experience in Medical Informatics, or Information Systems in a clinical setting with prior EMR implementation experience.
- Three years or more active and progressive experience in an EMR or Clinical Informatics systems in the health care setting.
- A background in computers and applications that directly support Hospital Information Systems and hospital staff management.
- Project management skills necessary to coordinate multi-phase, multi-disciplined projects working with all level of Hospital staff.
- Training and Education skills necessary to teach Clinical Informatics System basic concepts and related courses in clinical application usage.
- Familiar with the JCAHO survey process and the components within the regulations associated with Information Management.
- Project coordination skills necessary to coordinate multi-phase, multi-disciplined projects working with all levels of hospital staff.
- HL7 Language experience highly desirable.
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- Ability to follow through all tasks assigned.
- Ability to follow direction and accomplish tasks assigned in a timely manner.
- Ability to multi-task, supporting several clients needs in a timely manner.
- Express systems and applications in lay terminology and perform liaison responsibilities, i.e. elicit user problems and needs.
- The ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with all levels of hospital personnel on a one-on-one and group basis, using appropriate vocabulary, grammar, and word usage.
- Finger dexterity, motor coordination, hand-to-eye coordination, color distinction, visual acuity, talking, sitting, handling, lifting, pushing, hearing, balancing, competitive motions, stooping, bending, carrying, kneeling, clerical perception.
- The use of independent judgment and discretion.
- The ability to protect the confidential information.
- Analytical ability to participate in the development of policies and procedures as they relate to the medically trained staff members.
- Determine user needs from process descriptions.
- Analytical skills that demonstrate a high level of problem identification, evaluation, and conflict resolution capability.


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This restaurant was recommended to us by my neighbor. We have been there twice. The food was absolutely wonderful. The service was good. Loved the romantic and quant atmosphere. If I lived In this neighborhood, this would be my regular dining spot.
We wanted to share a special dinner with our daughter. The night was made unique dining at Vincent's. Each of us trying a different dish and trying each others. All were quite good including the bread pudding. This was not our first time dining here and certainly won't be the last. Look forward to our next visit it Vincent's. Manuel & Brenda Gutierrez
The food is always great at Vincent's. You cannot go wrong with any of the specials. One of the most consistent restaurants in New Orleans.
Vincent's is always perfect, from the service to the food. There is none better. We ate there on Friday and my husband wanted to go back on Saturday! Looking forward to our next visit.
Vincent's ambiance and cuisine make for a perfect evening. Lasagna melts in your mouth. The oysters Rockefeller are the best I have ever had. No need to order an appetizer though, as dinner comes with soup and salad. Desserts are homemade. We had the tortofu...outstanding end to a perfect meal.
My family and I went to Vincents to celebrate my daughter's 24th birthday. It was absolutely delicious, our service was amazing and very prompt. We brought a cake and they held it till we were ready and sang to my daughter. Our waiter rocked! We were a party of six (6) and everyone was very pleased. I didn't drink any wine but others did and complimented the taste. It was a great experience and yes I would highly recommend Vincents to anyone. I must add, the highlight of the night was seeing Jimmy Graham with the New Orleans Saints dining there...I would have loved to have gotten a picture or autograph. I respected his personal time with friends....maybe another time. Five (5) Stars plus to Vincents on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans!
The bruschetta was outstanding and so was the veal florentine. I recommend the ruffino wine. The lighting was nice and romantic. Very good date spot. I will go back soon.
My husband and i went to this little neighborhood restaurant for our anniversary on a tuesday evening. We made a reservation but didnt really need to as it was not busy at 6pm. The mirliton appetizer was amazing. Stuffed shrimp and crab wrapped in phyllo dough was tasty and very rich. If you love bacon you'll love the duck pasta carbonara. Prices are decent compared to many other restaurants in the city. We will definitely be going back.
As always Vincents is the neighborhood gem. Its one of the things I miss most about not living in 70118.
We were very pleased with this find. The food was wonderful and the menu was diverse enough for any taste. Dessert was also delicious. Pricing was affordable compared to other upscale restaurants in the area.
The food at Vincent's never disappoints. Highly recommended!
As an Italian American I am very critical when dining out in that genre. But fear not, Vincent's is the real deal- authentic and delicious, and pricing is more than fair. Excellent service as well.
The word that comes to mind when I think about Vincent's is DIVINE. The food is so fresh and comes out bubbly hot! The only problem I have is deciding what to order because it all looks great!
We come to Vincent's every few months and it is always wonderful. We live on the northshore now and come for the Canneloni, crab and corn bisque, and the rose of Italy. We get the same thing every time and it is always wonderful, but there was a time when we would have other menu items which was always good. The problem is; the Canneloni is addictive and since we only come every couple of months i have to get it.
As always, we were seated promptly per the reservation. We were lucky to get that nice back room, which with the music makes a meal more romantic and relaxing. Amanda provided outstanding service with her knowledge of the items, pace, and demeanor throughout the dining experience. As always, the corn and crab bisque in a bowl was wonderful!. The salads are always cold. All dishes were tastefully presented, served at the same time, with all fresh ingredients. Three of us shared appetizers, including the stuffed mirlition, eggplant sticks, and meatball with red sauce and bread slices. The blackened fish with crabmeat was perfect as were the cannelloni, and mussels. And home made Limoncello! A perfect meal
As always a perfect meal in a fabulous atmosphere! It feels like home.
We have been die-hard Vincent's (Uptown) fans for years. Led by Tony Imbraguglia and his capable staff, our dining out experience is always a treat. There is an array of regular menu items, and specials from which to choose. One if my favorites is Veal Roberto, but I've never been disappointed by anything there. Service is always top notch , with amiable servers and an unhurried experience. Vincent's is a true neighborhood gem.
Had the Paneed Chicken, and it was, hands down, the best Italian dish I've ever had. The bruschetta was very good also. Both portions were perfectly sized, and the bartender was very helpful with making recommendations.
We liked the feel of the local restaurant.Tables were a little crowded, noise level a little high, but overall good experience. Appreciated the waiter letting us try a sample of the wine before we ordered it! Would recommend to friends and would love to come back sometime and try some more dishes. The "eggplant sandwich" appetizer was excellent!
We have been going to Vincent's for over 10 years and it Never disappoints!! A great little secret in NOLA!! Amazing food complemented with superb service A truly great place to enjoy dinner in the city !!
Vincent's had been recommended a few years ago but had not tried until this weekend. Great food and service! Corn and crab bisque and blue cheese vinaigrette were superb as was the canelloni and chicken parmesan. Definitely a do again. Only problem was St Charles trolley currently does not go all the way to the restaurant due to repairs. Had to disembark from the trolley and wait for the bus. Took a taxi back to Canal, $20, but well worth it!!!
And I got italian. Very good food, great people. It was loud since it was a Saints game but that is to be expected. Definitely recommend a wine pairing with your food.
Being spoiled as we are by the family owned Italian Restaurants in our hometown we have high expectations for an Italian restaurant. Vincent's hit every one of them on the mark! Great atmosphere. The lighting was perfect, the sound level was just right to make us feel like we had a private dining experience while in the full dining room. The service was a perfect mix of friendly and formal. We never waiting for anything. The food was perfectly cooked and presented. The wine selection was superb. The prices were very reasonable despite the upscale neighborhood in which Vincent's is located. While visiting, or living in New Orleans be sure to make room in your schedule for an evening at Vincent's.
We have been visiting Nola on a regular basis since 1984. During that time we have eaten at virtually every renowned restaurant . We were having difficulty finding somewhere to dine on a Sunday during a recent . We found Vincent's and found our dining experience to be outstanding. Everyone in our party was most impressed. As good an experience as we've ever had. Menu was extensive with some unique options. Service equaled food in quality. Will dine again during our next visit.
With the three dishes my table got all were wonderful.
Corn & crab bisque is a MUST!! I had the cannelloni, & my husband had the lasagna. Both were amazing!! Large portions for the price. You will not leave hungry!!
Vincent's has become me and my husbands favorite restaurant. When planning a trip to NOLA, whether for business or pleasure, Vincent's is ALWAYS the place we look most forward to. Great food, friendly staff, and delicious homemade desserts!!! Yummy!!! Can't wait to go back!!!
We returned to this restaurant because we wanted to impress our wine-loving guests. All the food was great, and we got a very good bottle of San Giovesi. We had a gluten and dairy intolerant person in the group that was able to get a great salad with lump crabmeat.
The food was amazing but was very disappointed in our waiter. My mom who eats there very very often at lunch asked for ranch dressing and it did not taste right to her. She told the waiter and the reply was that my mother was wrong. The waiter was very rude from that time on.
I have been a customer for a long time and recommend this restaurant to couples and families
Wonderful food and service! The owner and staff were very friendly and service was great. We both loved our dinner courses.
This is mine and my husbands favorite restaurant. It reminds us of the trattorias in Italy. The food is awesome, the service is awesome and we are always treated like family.
My wife and I were visiting New Orleans for Halloween week, and decided to take a short trip off the beating path from the French Quarter. Looking on Trip Advisor, I found Vincent's to be highly rated, so we hopped into a cab and took the 15 minute ride to the restaurant, which is very near Tulane University. Nice atmosphere inside....reminded me of the restaurant in "The Godfather" (sans gunfire) where Michael takes out the police chief and Mafia boss. Frank Sinatra playing in the background, warm fresh bread and fabulous service from our waiter Brian. There are bread sticks on the table waiting with fresh garlic butter dip. Lasagna for me, and Fettucini Alfredo for her. Both perfectly prepared and too much to eat. Great place!
What can I say about Vincent's except it is the perfect dinning experience, it is like going to eat at Cheer's!
Oh wow this place is incredible, it's a little pricey though (entrees 17-23)
Amazing food! Service great, our waiter very helpful in helping us select our dishes. We stumbled upon Vincent's trying to choose a place to eat reviewing restaurants via the internet, seeing as we are not from New Orleans. We felt so fortunate to choose Vincent's! Thank you so much for the best dining experience in NOLA!
Went during the LSU/Alabama football game. No wait, outstanding food and service. Had caesar salad fish special. Was not disappointed. Good wine selection as well, reasonably priced.
A friend of ours who visits New Orleans often recomended this restaurant. Great! Lived up to the billing. Outstanding service and very reasonable prices. Dinner and dessert were great.
Having only lived in New Orleans for less than a year I had to try Vincent's. I pass this spot every night on my way home but had not made the effort to stop until last week. Now I'm kicking myself for not stopping sooner. The service was great, the food excellent and I can see why it is so popular.
The food here is amazing. True authentic Italuan food. Friendly, fast service and excellent In every way.
As usual food & service were great. When we visit New Orleans my wife and I always make it a point to visit Vincent's. A New Orleans can't miss.
My wife and I had a very nice dinner at Vincent's on St. Charles last Sunday evening. Wine was good, veal piccata and the lump crab and cheese outstanding. Fettucine alfredo prepared just right. And Michael, our waiter, took great care of us. We will definitely be back!
Dinner at this old fashioned local New Orleans Italian legend served rich and tastie dishes. I ate the best cannoloni ever made. It came with a small salad and chicken soup. I upgraded to the crab and corn chowder in a bread bowl. It was rich and delicious. No room for dessert. We even saw a celebrity at the bar.
I have never had a meal at Vincent's that was not excellent. I usually get the Italian oysters, but this time I got the Salmon and it melted in my mouth.
There is not enough space available here to write a complete review. Just know that I make Vincent's a must visit each and every time I visit New Orleans. If you have an opportunity to dine here do not pass it up.
Very good southern Italian food, with loads of seafood choices because it's NOLA, after all! Also offers spaghetti and meatballs if you have kids. Small, but clearly popular. After 6:30, the line is out the door, so make a reservation!
My husband and I were hoping for a romantic old-school, but not uptight, Italian dinner, and that's exactly what we got!
We loved it! It was our first visit and will not be our last. There were six of us and we got this great round table in a corner. And the Osso Bucco, I can't say enough great things about it. Wow! Wonderful!
When we arrived to restaurant, we how popular it was. The house was packed. We waited by the bar, drinking some cocktails and enjoying the ambiance. After only waiting 15 minutes we got a nice table for 6. The service was great, but the food was even better. Thank you for a great time with great memories.
As usual! Wait was unusually long and cramped far waiting space. Food was wonderful. Would recommend anytime.


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Transactional Analysis is used by psychologists in counselling and has recently gained popularity in schools. It is based on Freudian theory and works by developing recognition of three ego states: parent, adult and child. Children can identify which ego state they are using at any one time and whether it is the most appropriate state for the given circumstance.
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"One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." ~ Virginia Woolf
Over the course of the past year and slowly a few years previous our family has been moving towards a more healthy lifestyle. We are only buying organic fruits and vegetables, grass fed local beef, organic or free range chicken and turkey, raw milk or organic non-homogenized milk, cream and organic butter, and raw honey. We are consuming as little processed foods as possible and I am making most of our bread, yogurt, kefir and sourdough, just to name a few. I am also dabbling in fermenting certain foods to add better nutrition to our daily meals.
These additions and changes to our meal planning and lifestyle did not occur overnight, but I have been making these changes gradually and it has thankfully saved us money in the long run as we are wasting less food, eating healthier and enjoying our meal preparation time in the kitchen as I have more real food on hand that has been lovingly prepared for my family.
Here are just a few of the books and websites that have inspired me, not in any particular order ::
Cultures for Health - Excellent site for ordering beginning starter cultures for anything you want to try. They also have some nice demo videos and recipes.
Kitchen Stewardship - Many, many good ideas on this site, she gives you ways to make changes in "baby-steps" which can be very helpful as this move towards a more healthful lifestyle can be overwhelming to many people. I just downloaded her ebook Better Than a Box for Kindle for only $ .99
Cooking Traditional Foods - This site has been around for a while and can be a bit overwhelming, but still many good ideas.
Gorgeously Green and The Gorgeously Green Diet - the first is a great guide to taking steps on being greener within all aspects of your home and environment, especially in the kitchen. The second book is similar to the first only she includes skads of really great recipes. I was pleasantly surprised with both of these as the covers can be deceiving ;)
The Healthy Kitchen - (HT: to my friend Kathy for this recommendation) written by some top guns, Andrew Weil and Rosie Daley, this one has many good recipes and excellent health and nutrition tips scattered throughout by both authors. I am going to have Violet read this one as part of her Home Ec class this term :)
Vegetarian Bible - I am always on the look out for "good" vegetarian cookbooks, not just sporting "Tofu Surprise" as their main schtick ;-) This is an excellent resource and so many great recipes. Lots to choose from in this one.
Of course, I have continually scoured my old standby Nourishing Traditions so many times, and it still proves to have some of the best reasons for eating healthier and the reasons behind the "fat makes you fat myth" ie. why it's good to eat whole dairy and butter, etc. That could prove to be a whole other post at some point, but for now, I'll leave it at that :)
What kinds of things are you doing in your kitchen to be healthier and greener, I'd love to know what has worked for you!! Off to bake a batch of our favorite Homemade Granola. Here is my standby recipe adapted over the past few years ::
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Just got the unstable system error when I tried to run 2x gpu clients. Looks like I need to go to radio shack to get some resistors. With that said, running 2x ati cards will probably kill my cpu's ppd. I'm willing to test and see what happens though.
It's not hard to set up separate instances for the GPU's. You must create separate folders for F@H GPU2(gpu-0, gpu-1) that assign the client to a chosen GPU. Follow the multi-gpu directions in the sticky section.
Read the sticky for setting up two Nvidia clients. because it's the same. You just need 2 separate GPU client folders and add -gpu 0 for the first card and -gpu 1 for the second card. picture Whether it's worth it is up to you and I think you have to disable crossfire in the software first (you don't have to remove the bridge). Yes, you should stop the gpu clients before gaming (especially the no crossfire thing). BTW, it is my humble opinion, that if you are going to be popping in and out of Folding, that using the tray client is better as long as you don't use the viewer. The viewer drastically lowers PPD and tends to crash the client, especially for ATI.
Thanks for your help. I went to the one radio shack that didn't sell resistors in hopes of making a dummy plug to fold but it looks like what I was missing is the -gpu # parameters. I'll give that a try and as long as the gpus don't kill my cpu ppd, look for me to put out ~7k ppd total in the near future
Help him out guy's. He has a ATI4850 folding GPU2. Does anyone know the flag commands(flush interval?) for lower cpu usage with ATI and will it help?
Brook_Yield= 2 Cal_No_Flush= 1 Flush_Interval= 64 or 128 or 256 try this flag: -local -advmethods -forceasm -verbosity 9 -gpu 0
Does it take a few days for PPD's to stabilize when I start folding after some time off? I ask because my PPD today seem very low for 3 gtx260's. Also, when overclocking in Rivatuner, should I be overclocking just performance 3D?
Forget Rivatuner and go with Precision. I have switched over all my rigs and I am very satisfied with the stability and control I have with Precision. Do you have your priorities set to normal(low) for the GPU's(I know your crunching every CPU)?
I have everything set to default in the console. I never really got too familiar with folding, so I have no idea how to tweak things for the best performance.
If you're talking about one of the stats sites, the PPD numbers are based on the average of your work over the last 7 days. Look at your points for the last 24 hours.
When it says IP address to bind core to for viewer, this means fahmon right? Which IP would I use, my internet address or that pc's network address?
Are you using a priority manager? Prifinity, though it has its problems in Win7 x64, is currently the program I use. VM Ware will choke GPU production no matter what, simply because VM Ware defaults to a higher priority than the GPUs. Using Prifinity, set the priority of the GPU consoles to higher than the VM Ware consoles, and set the program to remember this setting. Whenever the program is running, it will automatically keep the process at a higher priority. This is handy as you'd have to reset it every time a work unit completes if you didn't use a priority manager. Make sure you have FahCore 11 and FahCore 14 both added to Prifinity. 1 for each card. For instance, on my i7, I'll have 3 FahCore11s and 3 FahCore14s in the list, 1 for each card it's setting priority for.
Thanks for the tips, I'll play around with it more to see how I can maximize my ppd/watt. I was running both my cpu and gpu clients under low priority as set in task manager. cpu client uses "idle" in advanced client config and gpu client uses "low" in advanced client config. But the hit on my cpu production was massive. Before the ppd breakdown was 2150+2150 = 4300ppd With the 4670, it was = 1450+1450+1000(gpu) = 3900 With the cooler weather, I just overclocked my q9550 to 3.6g and now I'm pushing 5000ppd (no gpu client).
Anyone having problems with the 787 pt WU's today? I've got 2 rigs crashing in the same manner and there folding 787's. Kinda weird...
you asking about the GPUv2 gromacs then I,ve been getting lots of them today and they have all completed Just got another one..
I know earlier this week I saw 787 pt WUs but I can't remember which rig(s) they were on. Also earlier in the week I had a X58, w7 with a pair of GTX 260 cards repeatedly crash after running for some 6 hours but I wasn't paying any attention to WUs. Now that same rig has been running more than 120 hours with one of those GTX 260 cards and all I've seen is 353 pt WUs. I just decided to install the other GTX 260 card in another rig to see what happens.
fixed my problems. Just had to add the environmental variables and make a dummy plug. Now happily folding away at ~7000ppd. I wish there was a way to fold while crossfired. Turning it on and off to game gets tedious.
Buck...my 280 is failing..... I need some one on one time to see if we can sort this out. new drivers, new install of the F@H client. Ran all night and faild this morning. really odd. the usual unstable machine error leading to EUE. Project: 5767 (Run 1, Clone 190, Gen 969) is what failed.
I have one these once in a while, do one of the following: 1. Reconfig and change the WU size (you choices are small, normal, big) from what it is currently. 2. If you're OCed, drop the clocks down. If it persists, post some screenies bro.


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In Smith's many TV ads, one of his most visible weapons is calling Casey "Senator Zero," a reminder that none of Casey's introduced bills became law during his six years in the U.S. Senate. Casey's campaign argues that Smith doesn't understand how Congress works and that a lawmaker must use the process of negotiation and compromise to get their legislation folded into larger bills.
"It doesn't make a lot of sense when you look at my record in terms of getting results for people," Casey said after an appearance Wednesday at a Cumberland County Democratic Party dinner. "I think on a whole host of fronts I get results, and I think people know that."
A new 60-second Casey campaign ad, for instance, recounts his response to the electrocution of a Pennsylvania-born soldier in a shower in Iraq. As a result, the Defense Department carried out thousands of inspections of electrical wiring and must take other steps going forward to ensure electrical equipment is safer.
Casey also pointed to the high-profile role he took in successfully pressing for a temporary, 2 percentage point cut in the Social Security payroll tax on employees, securing more aid to help laid-off workers get job training and creating a program designed to encourage young pregnant women to keep their babies, not to seek abortions.
Smith made a small fortune in western Pennsylvania's coal industry and is largely self-financing his campaign. So far, he has invested more than $16 million in the campaign.
The differences between the two candidates are stark: Casey has voted to increase taxes on higher earners to reduce the nation's debt and has voted to increase the nation's debt ceiling to avoid a default on repaying money the government has already borrowed and spent. Smith has said he would vote against both.
Casey has tried to counter Smith's attacks in his ads by highlighting Smith's tea party connections—Smith started his own tea party group in Armstrong County and appears often at tea party events—and pointing to Smith's tax proposals as ones that would benefit the rich over the poor. Smith denies that.
"Isn't that just proof positive that he can't defend his voting record?" Smith said Monday night after speaking at a Centre County Republican Party dinner. "Why aren't we talking about what really needs (to be) talked about and that is growing the economy, getting deficit spending under control and this national debt."
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I have had almost all the generations of TLT bindings since their beginnings. I use them for both backcountry and area skiing and have found them to be amazing for both. I don't like icy conditions or hard crusty bumps so I don't go there. I do ski soft bumps, steeps, deeps, trees and all other conditions with them with great success. I also love how light my setups are. This is really evident riding on chair lifts. No more knee pain like I experienced in heavy alpine gear. There is no downside to these bindings for me.
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Not as hard to get into and out of as its difference from traditional bindings would suggest. Rear piece is easy to turn to set up for climbing once you get used to it. (Before removing skins, be sure to turn back to downhill mode so brakes are engaged and you don't risk a runaway ski if you drop it.) Three heel support options are fine for a modest athlete like me, but a steeper climber might wish that a higher-angle option was available.


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In December 2010, protesters in Haiti set fires in response to an announcement of a presidential runoff election.
On her way to Haiti, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Sunday that the United States wouldn't cut aid to the economically and politically unsettled Caribbean nation -- despite major concerns about its recent and upcoming presidential elections.
Haiti's political crisis will not be resolved until well into spring as the nation's election panel announced a timetable for a runoff and subsequent vote tally.
Though he faces charges of financial wrongdoing and possibly human rights abuses, former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier has no plans to leave his homeland, one of his lawyers said Wednesday.
Extraordinary drama unfolded Tuesday in Port-au-Prince as charges were filed against former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, government sources told CNN.
They filled the grounds in front of the collapsed cathedral in Haiti's capital. To remember. To cope. To pray.
CNN's Gary Tuchman on a trek to investigate the possible cause of the cholera outbreak in Haiti.
A much-awaited review of Haiti's disputed presidential election made public on Tuesday suggests the government-backed candidate should be eliminated from contention.
There's a restless feeling in Haiti today.
Haitian officials, awaiting a review of preliminary election results, have postponed a runoff vote, originally scheduled for January 16, to decide the troubled nation's next president.
International officials have asked Haitian President Rene Preval to delay the announcement of final election results which were due to be out Monday.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton plans to visit Haiti on Wednesday to discuss the recent cholera outbreak and efforts to rebuild after a punishing earthquake, the Clinton Foundation said.
A popular presidential candidate whose supporters took to the streets of Haiti to protest what they deemed a fraudulent election proposed Tuesday that a fresh round of voting take place.
Protests erupted around the Haitian capital Tuesday night after an election council announced a runoff between a former first lady and a candidate allied with an increasingly unpopular government.
Haiti's former first lady will face President Rene Preval's handpicked successor in a presidential runoff in January, the country's Central Election Commission reported Tuesday.
Within a year that saw a massive earthquake, a spreading cholera epidemic and recurring signs of government instability, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere is gearing up for its latest battle: presidential elections.
While the United Nations warned that protests were hampering efforts to save lives in the Haiti cholera outbreak, a leading non-profit group lashed out at organizations for what it called an "inadequate" response.
It's been almost six months since the January 12 earthquake that devastated my beloved Haiti. Speaking for myself -- not for my organization Yéle Haiti -- I will say it: Speed is of the essence. I feel that progress is being made at the speed of a turtle.
Officials in Haiti on Saturday moved the first people out of a ballooning tent city -- one of many erected in the wake of the 7.0-magnitude quake that devastated the country in January -- and into a new resettlement camp before the rainy season enters full swing.
Thousands of Haitians move to higher ground before the rains come. CNN's Justine Redman reports.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton talks to CNN about Haiti's recovery, as well as health care reform.
Extending U.S. trade preferences for Haiti could create as many as 100,000 jobs that would boost the earthquake-ravaged country's recovery, former President Bill Clinton said during a visit to the Haitian capital Monday.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild, the organization said.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visits the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
President Obama met with Haitian President Rene Preval to discuss relief and reconstruction efforts in Preval's devastated Caribbean nation.
President Obama met Wednesday with Haitian President Rene Preval to discuss relief, recovery and reconstruction efforts in Haiti.
CNN's Hala Gorani reflects on the Haitian disaster and the manifestations of the human spirit.
In a modest office in the neighborhood of Petionville, Haiti, engineers, architects, aid workers and government officials are working on the earthquake-ravaged country's future. They call it Haiti 2.0.
Five years after the Indian Ocean tsunami devastated the Indonesian region of Aceh and killed 200,000 people, reconstruction is still under way.
CNN's Gary Tuchman reports on Haitians trying to make a living without any customers.
Throngs of mourners turned out for a funeral Mass on Saturday for the archbishop of Port-au-Prince, whose body was pulled from ruins near the national cathedral after the massive earthquake in Haiti.
Mourners bid farewell to Haiti's Archbishop Joseph Serge Miot. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday she is "of course" not satisfied with the pace at which relief supplies and personnel are getting into Haiti, but added she is "aware of the difficulties" involved.
U.S. soldiers have arrived in Port-au-Prince to provide security and help relief efforts. CNN Karl Penhaul reports.
Christiane Amanpour's exclusive interview with Haitian president, Rene Preval.
Haiti's government has regrouped after last week's devastating earthquake and is working to find food, shelter and medicine for survivors, its prime minister said Tuesday.
10:44 p.m. -- The family of Anaika St. Louis lays the 11-year-old to rest in a tearful ceremony. The girl spent 48 hours trapped under rubble that killed more than two dozen friends and neighbors, her leg crushed by a steel beam. She died after she was unable to receive proper medical treatment. Watch her story
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented a united stance with Haitian President Rene Preval during her visit Saturday to the quake-battered capital.
As CNN's Anderson Cooper reports, mass graves have opened up to hold the victims of Haiti's earth quake.
Scores of bodies were found in a mass grave outside the capital city of Port-au-Prince on Friday, a sign of Haitians' desperation three days after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated the impoverished nation.
Exiled Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide has announced that he is ready to return home to help rebuild his earthquake-shattered country.
Haitians have long been accustomed to the metaphorical earthquakes that have rippled through their proud but troubled country.
Rescue workers struggled to clear rubble and bodies Wednesday from the streets of Haiti's "flattened" capital, where a government official said the death toll from Tuesday's 7.0-magnitude earthquake may exceed 100,000.
President Rene Preval said Wednesday that in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, he has heard reports of death tolls ranging from 30,000 to 100,000 -- but he said the true toll is not yet known.
Haitian President Rene Preval tells CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta about the state of his nation following the earthquake.
Wyclef Jean The Grammy Award-winning musician and producer has set up a relief fund for earthquake victims in Haiti and has returned to his native country. He was born there in 1972. His family moved to Brooklyn, New York, when he was 9 and later to New Jersey.
Haitian and international search-and-rescue officials told reporters Monday that they have done all they can to ensure no survivors remain under the rubble of a school that collapsed last week.
As rescuers continue the search for victims of a school building collapse, Haitians demand they move faster.
Rescue officials said Monday they don't expect to find any more survivors at a Haitian school that collapsed last week, indicating efforts will now be focused on recovering bodies.
International teams dig on as darkness comes for a second night over the collapsed school in Haiti.
Frantic relatives of people believed trapped in the rubble of a collapsed school picked at the ruins with shovels and hammers Sunday before being pushed back by police amid new safety concerns.
The death toll rose to 84 Saturday night in the collapse of a Haitian school as international aid crews continued sifting through the wreckage, a local journalist said Saturday night.
At least 50 people have died in a school collapse in in Petionville, near the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, officials said Friday night.
The U.N. World Food Program's director flew to a Haitian city still encased in mud Friday to draw global attention to the ongoing disaster that has enormously complicated the country's struggle to feed itself
Hurricanes have devastated the country least able to cope, posing an epic challenge to its troubled political class
CNN's Hugh Riminton speaks with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala of the World Bank about rising food prices.
The street demonstrations that swept through Port-au-Prince have in turn swept out a government. But what is there to take its place?
A "near-famine" sparked by spiraling world food prices drives desperate citizens of the hemisphere's poorest nation to riot
Haitians protest outside the presidential palace over soaring food prices.
Crowds of supporters celebrated in the streets of Haiti's capital Thursday after the country's electoral council declared former President Rene Preval the winner of last week's presidential election.
Amid widespread protests in support of presidential hopeful Rene Preval, Haiti's interim government has called for a review of election results to investigate accusations of voting fraud and irregularities.
Thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port au-Prince for a second day of protests Sunday over electoral results that showed former President Rene Preval falling just short of the margin needed to avoid a runoff after last week's presidential vote.
Election workers in Haiti on Wednesday counted votes that will determine the new president and parliament of the impoverished Caribbean nation.
Under the close watch of thousands of police and U.N. peacekeepers, Haitians flocked to -- and at times, overwhelmed -- polling places to cast ballots for the first time in six years for president and members of parliament.
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Western Kentucky University Police Sgt. Craig Sutter will participate again in Law Enforcement United's charity bicycle ride in May.
"Last year's ride was one of the best experiences I've had in my life, next to getting married and having a child," Sutter said. "When I got back last year, I was ready to be there again this year."
More than 300 riders will participate in the National Police Week ride May 10-12. Sutter will be part of the group traveling the ride's Pennsylvania route for about 200 miles from Reading, Pa., to Washington, D.C. Another group will take the Virginia route from Chesapeake, Va., to Washington, D.C.
The event raises funds for the Officer Down Memorial Page and Concerns of Police Survivors. Last year's National Police Week ride raised about $185,000. Sutter raised $1,500 last year.
Sutter and Bowling Green police officer Sgt. Matt Edwards will be riding with a group of officers from Nashville, Tenn., and are seeking donations for this year's ride. On April 16, the Chick-fil-A on Campbell Lane will be hosting a Law Enforcement United event from 5 to 7 p.m. to raise money for the event. Donations also may be made online at http://lawenforcementunited.org/
The National Police Week event honors the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty and supports the survivors left behind. Sutter is riding in memory of Agent Luis E. Gomez-Crespo of Puerto Rico, who was shot and killed in July 2011. After the ride ends at the White House, participants will attend National Peace Officers Memorial Day services.
Sutter, a native of Louisville, is a 1996 and 2005 WKU graduate and has been a member of the WKU Police Department for about 10 years. "My ultimate goal is to form team of Kentucky riders," he said.
In addition to fundraising, Sutter has been riding his bike more to prepare for this year's event. "To get ready, you just have to get out on your bike," he said. "It's not a race; it's a ride. The most important thing is to be on a bike.
"We covered 108 miles on the first day last year. One of the first stops was in Smithfield, Va., was at 34 miles, which was farther than I'd ever ridden at one time. It was enjoyable -- as crazy as that may sound."
Sutter first learned of the event in 2004 but wasn't able to participate until last year. "I really didn't understand until I did it. It's really hard to explain what the ride is like unless you've been on it. Everything along the route shuts down for it," he said. "The whole thing was a great experience but the third day of the ride may have been the best part as we rode into the D.C. area through Alexandria, Arlington National Cemetery and then the Pentagon."
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So, looking into why I've yet to get any effects with I-Doser, and found something interesting on a forum about brain entrainment. Apparently, regardless of how you're going about it (Monaural/Binaural beats, Isochronic tones, etc), there are many people who sub-consciously reject the entrainment due to fear of altered mental states. It's called the gaurdian effect.
These people apparently have an extremely hard time entering a trance, and when they get close to one, their brain screws them up with intrusive thoughts, itches, fidgeting, etc.
Honestly, I don't think I'm afraid of altered mental states (At least not consciously), but I do have itches, random thought derailment, etc, while trying to dose and it breaks my concentration, probably ruining the dose.
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Kinder was to make the presentation at 11:30 a.m. in the dining room of the Nodaway County Senior Center, located at 1210 E. First St.
Schafer was one of 34 Senior Service Award winners named earlier this year. She was nominated by Senior Center Administrator Amie Firavich.
Schafer has been a longtime volunteer at the center as well as for St. Gregory's School and St. Gregory Barbarigo Catholic Church.
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The day before yesterday I planned to eat 4 kg kiwis, but after I ate 7 or 8 kiwis my tongue started burning, feeling swollen, and looked like it was bleeding the sinds of my mouth (especially by the upper lip became puffy) - whether with or without the skin. I've always eaten kiwis with the skins by the way (perhaps controversial?), but I am open to constructive criticism on that. Although I was annoyed that I had to change my plan with a kiwi-mono-meal, I managed to save myself with grapes and pears although I would have wanted to eat one or the other because I strive to eat mono-meals because I feel the best then.
I'm also familiar with the different kinds of fruits - sweet, non-sweet, sour, and half-sour. That is the first time I've ever had such an experience with kiwis. Before I went 811, I've always eaten them (with skin) without any problems. I even ate as much as 8 in one sitting at the time. Though I am either allergic or highly sensitive to just about every kind of citrus-fruit (as much as I love them). I may see how I do with pineapple, since it's one of the sour fruits. I want to inform myself as much as I can, but I can imagine sour fruits can't be consumed by some people (at least not in large quantities because of it's acidic degree). DO correct me though if I'm wrong. I'm thankful for every bit of advice. :)
On another topic, I'd really like to know what one can use as a raw vegan remedy for chapped lips. I'm thankful for all tips on this matter as well. :)
Peace, love, fruits, and greens. :)
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Felícia, I smile every time when I see that we have common "quirks". ;)
Thanks for the tip about the pineapple. That could also be that the kiwis weren't ripe enough, though I did try to make sure that they were ripe before eating them. But it's likely that they weren't soft enough. :-/
Nevertheless, thank you for the feedback. :)
I'm sorry to hear that that happened to you too Craig. It's a terrible feeling, isn't it? I hope you're feeling better though.
As for the chapped lips drink water, tons of water.
Kiwi issue: are you eating ORGANIC????? This is the issue if you are not. We aren't allergic to the food, we are allergic to what commercial growers use to grow the food in most cases. If you are a sted fast eater of only organic then I'd take the skin off my dear.
Also, any allergic reaction is simply a strong detox reaction. Have you done a water fast at a retreat specifically yet or a 60 or 92 day juice feast which is what I am ending on Sunday? You must feed the body, which 811 does and then you need to deep cleanse on a detox.
I can't afford organic and I'm not the only one hear who can't.
Water drinking is not a problem, I drink at least 2 liters a day since I went 811.
I am ABSOLUTELY against fasting - at least for me - even though I'm 9 years "clean" from anorexia, I am convinced that fasting is absolutely not for people with that background.
Though I do plan at some point to go for a trip on Date Island or Mango Island. Unfortunately I'm not able to eat bananas because I have trouble with the texture. Though in the past I've eaten frozen bananas (of course with nothing else added), but I have quit because I'm not sure if that's a good thing to do because I've heard mixed messages about it...
Kiwis can affect me that way as well. Even the organic ones.
I think that it has to do with how ripe they are, much like pineapples.
I have not been able to find organic golden kiwis, but I'm told that they are less acidic, so it might be worth it to try and locate some & give them a try.
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