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He is wearing a bow tie. Excuse me while I swoon.
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The FedEx 400 from Dover was quite the race. It gave us some early cautions, a driver trying to rundown another driver on the track, a red flag when part of the track broke and a nine-time winner in Jimmie Johnson. With all of those moments also came some pretty interesting radio communications between driver and team.
Thanks to NASCAR.com here is a video compilation of some of the best in-car radio comments that were made during the Fedex 400 from Dover.
Which driver communications did you enjoy the most from the above video? Were you surprised to see Kyle Busch pursue Clint Bowyer the way that he did and Bowyer react in the way that he did? Do you think that NASCAR should have made an exception for Jamie McMurray seeing as how it was the track that damaged his car and that was totally out of his control. Be sure to comment and share your thoughts below.
Christopher Olmstead is the Editor of BeyondTheFlag.com on the FanSided Network. Follow us on Twitter @Beyond_The_Flag and "Like" us on Facebook.
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Family of SIX & First Time At The Ryman
I think most have heard by now that we will become a family of SIX at the end of April! We are excited, especially the boys, but this pregnancy has totally stunk so far. I have felt awful for 7 weeks now. I keep thinking any day now I'll start to feel better. I'm still doing my best to cook dinner, but I feel the absolute worst around 5:00. My food aversions are many and cooking/eating beef or chicken really makes my stomach turn. Almost everything I cook these days involves bacon/pasta. We're ordering lots of pizza and Ian and I consume lots of Taco Bell bean burritos. Hoping to get back to posting recipes soon.
Brian and I finally went to The Ryman. We saw one of my most favorite bands – The Lumineers on Saturday night. We had no idea what to expect and I was totally blown away! There are big name concerts it seems almost every night here, but we've been holding out for The Ryman. I wasn't feeling wonderful, but it was by far one of the best nights I've ever had. The entire show was well over 3 hours, which is a long time to sit on church pews. I still loved every minute although Brian probably thought it was a little long. He didn't really get into Dr Dog, one of the opening bands. While The Lumineers played, no one sat down for even a minute. The Ryman only seats about 2ooo, although it feels like a much smaller crowd. It's a very intimate setting that's completely about the music instead of a big production.
Anyway it's was an amazing experience and if you ever come to Nashville, I highly recommend it. Stubborn Love is my favorite song. Here is what it was like for us.


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Jeepers I am so sleepy. Totally beside the point. What is it with professional clothes being so uncomfortable? Jeez it's super annoying. No, this is not my topic for today.
Her daily mask is removed for the few moments in the morning when she looks into the mirror and recites, "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?" In her head it always replies, "Not you my dear. You are much too short, and look at your skin. You need to take care of that. It's no wonder boys don't like you." After those few short moments, she puts the mask back on. She can't help but feel as if she is doing the world a favor. The saddest part is that she is not the only one who is afraid of being truly herself. No, I am not saying that it is just females who feel this way…I am saying that anyone can feel this feeling of self-doubt.
I never understood why we are never comfortable with ourselves. I say that because yes, I have felt awkward before. I have been self-conscience. I have felt ugly. It's a shitty feeling. My life doesn't make it better because I am an identical twin and my sister has always been dubbed "the pretty one" whereas I am "the smart one". Are people really that shallow that they have to label who is pretty and who is not? It's just as bad on our side because we feel like we need this reassurance that we are physically appealing. It's bullshit. I don't know, I am more of a person who looks at the attitude of a person. Oh well that's just something an ugly person says. Well you know what? Fuck you inner demons. Seriously, you shouldn't control me as a person or anyone for that matter. You are an insecure little bitch who deserves to be locked up in a pitch black room where your ego can't enjoy a looking glass. Okay?
So, aside from me arguing with myself…. You should hear me when I get talking to my alter ego, crazy shizz. Hold on, *takes off jacket*. God damn, that thing was choking me. Something I want to do (when I can) is to go to middle schools and high schools and have something like Break the Barriers. If you have never heard of it, it's this great program that lasts one day and it brings people closer together and helps them to try to get over insecurities. At the end of the day, there are a lot of hugs and a lot of crying. I want the day to be about our insecurities and how to love and accept ourselves for who we are. It upsets me so much when there are these gorgeous women who think that they are ugly until they have to be a certain way or dress a certain style.
It's not just the teens though; I see it even in the women I work with. They are on specific diets, or they eat just crackers all day. Some even forget to eat. We really need to just stop this nonsense.
All of this is why I joined the Love Your Body campaign. I feel that we need to let our inner beauty shine more; if we do that, then people will see the outer beauty too.
Who wants to take a stand with me and prove that the only thing ugly about us is our inner demon?
It was great! I love all of my classes and now I'm going to be a hermit for a while because I have to read the first 2 chapters in each of my textbooks and try to retain the information for Bio, Psych, and Soc. <3 all of you guys.
Now to be a hermit. :P
Rachel <3
Honors Biology:
The Biology teacher is letting me in his class which is awesome. I knew two of the people (one from jr high the other from high school) which is okay I guess. Neither are people that I was ever particularly close to. There are 14 students in my class (we just need 1 more person). Half of the students are first semester students who treat it like high school and the other half are super chill 2nd year students. I had my 2 hour lab then 1 hour break and then a 1 hour lecture. Nice, chill class. It's one that I'm really looking forward to. I'm also trying for the colloquial biology class that he (my professor) mentioned, but that doesn't start up until October.
They messed it up and put me in the non-transfer units for the class and I got that fixed. My teacher seems nice. He's described himself as a trained Marxist and talked about the sociology of a cup of coffee. The students: there are about 120-175 students in the class and they vary in age. The only part I really didn't like was how the room smelled all perfumed and that screwed around with my allergies so now I have a headache. Otherwise, I can't really argue with a 50 minute class.
Tomorrow I have P.E. and Psychology. I hope that it goes well too. Hopefully, it's not as hot…I mean, my body does not hold up well with these 100+ days anymore.
Rachel <3
I have a busy morning today! My parents are coming over to drop off my dog (because I'm house sitting again, it just means that I have to sleep on the couch bed and I don't like that). I'm going to a knit/crochet a long where I will work on my granny square blanket (I'm on row 3 out of 10!). :)
I'm also trying to figure out this pattern:
I found it on this blog: http://theflowerbed-shr.blogspot.ca/2011/10/granny-gerties-flower.html
I just got into the blog yesterday and it's pretty awesome. Not gonna lie. I did like the small flower pattern for that post too.
I'm trying out that pattern with a heavier yarn because I'm at a very low amount of crochet thread and will have to wait until I pay off school funds to buy yarn. Boo school funds. Hopefully they let me rent my textbooks.
Sending someone you don't know a friend request on Facebook does NOT count as a way to get them to like you. It's creepy! And annoying. Especially when you email them something like "Hey, your cute. (purposely using the wrong "your/you're" because that's what they put) We should hang out sometime. I'm friends with ______________ (Not using their names)" Yada yada yada.
Now, I have to text one of my friends to see if the Facebook person is creepy or not. And if you're going to try to add someone- LET US BE ABLE TO SEE YOUR FRIGGIN' FACE! I don't want some random ass picture of an anime character because chances are, you might be a creeper who will try to get me to join some cult (or your really bad D&D party. 4.0, really? I grew up on 2.0. ugh.).
On the other hand, if it's someone that I have been talking to for a while (like some of you lovely people) then it's okay to add me on Facebook because I'm pretty sure that you're not a creepy 40 year old man who lives in his mother's basement. People still have basements? It's not a Central California thing.
Enough ranting. Have a lovely Monday. :)
Rachel <3
No….it's not because I don't like my body. I do happen to like my body (hard not to when you're raised nudist). It's more of an "I don't want to look like a dipstick when I start P.E. in August" kind of thing. That, and I want to be strong enough for pole fitness…..which I miss dearly. The only part I don't like is how people act like I'm going to become an exotic dancer by doing pole fitness and then tease me about it. So I want to be strong/ fit? Is that your business? No….
I do wish that I had a pole though, the ceiling fan in my room doesn't help though………. :P
Mmmkay then. Let's see how sore I will be. Later lovelies.


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23 3/8 in. x 5 3/4 in. x 5 3/4 in. (59.37 cm x 14.61 cm x 14.61 cm)
Acquired 2011
Collection SFMOMA
Gift of the Sally Dommerich Trust
© Estate of Harry Bertoia / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York


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Incomplete Commentary on Matthew (Opus Imperfectum), Vol. 1 (Ancient Christian Texts Series)
InterVarsity Press, 2010
Exploring how Christians from the past have interpreted and applied the Scriptures has been made much easier with Ancient Christian Texts, a series of neglected, ancient Christian commentaries translated into English.
The two volumes of the Incomplete Commentary on Matthew offer a translation of the ancient commentary on the book of Matthew. Written by an anonymous, 5th-century Christian, translated by James A. Kellerman, and edited by Thomas C. Oden and Gerald L. Bray, the commentary includes theological and devotional reflections on Matthew chapters 1–8, 10–13 and 19–25. This first volume covers Matthew 1–11.


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From the article: Stephen King Book List
What do you think the best Stephen King book is? Stephen King readers and fans can look over this complete list of Stephen King books and then share their recommendations. What's Your Favorite?
The Stand and then the Talisman
- I have read the Dark tower series three times, I like them all, greatest writer ever in my opinion
- —Guest John
The Stand
- I read my first King book Salems Lot while on a camping trip. Needless to say I was so scared that I had to wake my husband up so he could come and walk back with me to our tent. He was not a happy camper. Since then I have read everything King writes except for the Dark Towers series. Hope he keeps writing.
- —Guest Tammy
- 11-23-63 surpassed evrything SK wrote and that is saying a lot. It's a masterpiece!!! Before that my favorites were "Under the Dome" The Dead Zone, The Shining, Misery, Salem's Lot - I can go on and on. Love SK.
- —Guest Jennifer white
'Salems Lot
- A terse page turner that made me want to read more from this author. The details and story were fantastic. Movie... Notsomuch
- —Guest Red
doctor sleep
- WOW, again I'm blown away by Stephen king, this book rocks, every time I feel I need more info it's in the next sentence, he is always one step ahead of me! fantastic! can't wait for the movie, it would be a crime if there wasn't one, thank you Stephen King!!! always a fan.
- —Guest donald rebsom
doctor sleep
- best one so far I could not put it down absolutely loved it !!!
- —Guest missjan9
The Green Mile
- Nothing has ever gotten my undivided attention like this book. "The Mile" is a very disturbing and thought-provoking story without equal, in my opinion. Gave me shivers and tears.
- —Guest Dawn
The Green Mile
- The Green Mile is a story that will never grow old, never boring, always miraculous! Whether reading the book or watching the movie, I am always drawn to The Green Mile again, and again.
- —Guest Dawn
Gerald's Game
- One character, from a man whose greatest strength is character development -- pure genius. One would think a story with essentially one character would fizzle. I thought after Misery 2 characters was the new minimum. Nope. #2 is Pet Semetary. The emotive qualities are so powerful.Plus, I was listening to U2's Joshua Tree, which served as a perfect soundtrack, each day I read the book. Trip thru your wires, In God's country, Bullet the blue sky, red hill mining town, One tree hill, and "I CAN'T LIVE -- with or without yooouuuu." mmhh! I swear Bono and King must've collaborated. What cosmic combination. #3 Thinner. The characters felt so real, they could be seen, felt, like 3D holograms.
- —wharfrat44
The Stand
- I have read it over 6 times and I will again. I love it
- —Guest Lucille Malette
The Gunslinger(S) tied w/The Stand
- Others have mentioned the Stand great book not so much the Mini series.. The Gunslinger I go back and read from start to finish about every other year.. Geralds Game gets and honorable mention very devious.. :)
- —Guest John Ver Straten
- I first read Per Sematary in 7th grade, and I've been hooked ever since. This is the only book I can say ever scared the crap out of me. The last 3rd if the book is simply terrifying; I remember closing the book back then, literally too frightened by what I was reading. Masterfully written, very much about his own experiences, given a simple "what if" twist that truly makes for a horrifying read. King himself has expressed that this book scares him the worst; havin thought he finally went to far - to the point he almost never published it! If you're looking for a seriously creepy book, this is one you HAVE to read.
- —Guest Chris
The Long Walk
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The Stand
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Please be aware that turtles are wild marine animals and we cannot guarantee you will see either nesting turtles or hatchlings. On occasional evenings turtles do not arrive at all.
Public access to Mon Repos Beach is CLOSED from Nov to Apr between 6pm and 6am.
You may be given the opportunity to use a camera - if so, your Guide will advise when this is possible.
The following PAX types have been found to most closely match your request:
Please Bring
- Insect repellent (bug spray)
- Drinking water. There is a food van on site open nightly.
- Footwear suitable for walking on a beach at night - there are some rocky sections on the beach and caution is needed. There may be occasions where you need to walk in the water.
- A coat (cardigan, sweater, light jacket) as it may get cold.
- Rain jacket (rain coat) as shelter is limited during rain. Umbrellas are NOT permitted on the beach for safety reasons.
Please feel free to bring activities for children as you may have to wait for some time before your group is called to the beach.
Pick up Point
Please make your own way to the Mon Repos Regional Park - located at 141 Mon Repos Rd, Bargara between 6.30pm and 6.45pm on the night that you are booked.
Queue at entrance of Mon Repos Turtle Centre. It will open at 7pm. Where you are in the queue will not determine what group you are in - this is done by time/date of your booking.
Please note disability access is available to all areas via ramps excepting the beach.One beach wheelchair is available for public use, this however needs to be booked in advance by calling Mon Repos Regional Park on 07-4159 1652. ***Some conditions do apply.
**Please note that Senior concession means Australian & International senior pension. Full time student = 15+ with photo I.D; student price also includes a centrelink or vetran affairs concession card , please make cards available for viewing at all times).
**Bookings are essential as some nights do get booked out 2-3 nights in advance. Bookings can be made each year from the 1st of September, with the season ending Mid to Late March.
**Please be aware that turtles are classed as wild marine animals and therefore we cannot guarantee that you will see either nesting or hatching turtles. On occasional evenings turtles or hatchlings do not arrive at all.
Please note that your booking is not confirmed until full payment has been made, if full payment has not been received 24 hrs prior to the tour the booking may be cancelled, your booking will only be available for the night that appears on ticket
Cancellation and Indemnity
Please note that Bundaberg North Burnett Tourism reserves the right to charge a cancellation fee if you cancel for the evening you have booked. the admin fee of $3 is NON REFUNDABLE.
Please note if you are not taken to the beach on the night that you have booked or if you decide to leave prior to your group going onto the beach there will be no refund offered.
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Town Square
Poems from the homeless
Original post made by Marion Softky, Portola Valley: Central Portola Valley, on Dec 5, 2006
Mr. Krogh, who was profiled as "Winston" in the article on the Opportuniaty Center in the Dec. 6 Almanac, would like to share a couple of his poems.
In his own words: "Here's two. I hope you dig them as I enjoyed writing 'em"
"wet leaves"
wet leaves
on the sidewalk,
red stars must
have fallen last night-
if I asked the raindrops,
almost falling off the branch,
they show me little rainbows,
a sun rising, and
white broken clouds,
morning glory.
# # #
"To the opportunity center if you get 'lucky'"
I guess you've won--
this time has come,
the thrill is so gone,
before anything had begun.
When you said,
"Baby, let's be friends,"
I felt sick 'cuz I knew
all love had flown.
You've got your reasons,
and I've got mine;
my time is too short,
to sit around
and ask why,
the bird has flown
far off into the sky
the thrill was gone,
before it had begun.
Comments (3)
a resident of another community
on Dec 5, 2006 at 11:07 pm
Thanks for the poems.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Dec 19, 2006 at 11:18 am
I can relate to your poem dude. I was once homeless
a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Dec 19, 2006 at 1:16 pm
If I ever become homeless and if I might then anticipate the onset of a new sensitivity to my outdoor surroundings, a state of mind that might allow me to write a poem like "Wet leaves," it would certainly be something to look forward to.
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Definición de quotable en inglés:
quotableSaltos de línea: quot¦able
Pronunciación: /ˈkwəʊtəb(ə)l /
Suitable for or worth quoting: a script peppered with quotable one-liners
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- In the 'more things change, the more they stay the same' department, here's a quotable quote.
- He showers you with quotable quotes and his interviews are peppered with sensational statements.
- This film is eminently quotable, as it quotes many sources itself.
- Más ejemplos en oraciones
- It's not the greatest film, but I have a lot of fondness for it and its quotability can't be denied.
- His seemingly eternal quotability would make him quite an asset.
- He scoffs at such suggestions, restating the fact that his quotability is derived from his succinctness, a talent he has had to nurture because of the difficulty he has communicating.
Pronunciación: /-ˈbɪlɪti/sustantivo
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Pronunciación: dɪˈmɒrəlʌɪz
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This reminds me of my mushroom-cultivating sissy every time I see it.
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Try one of these unique flavors for your wedding cake. The mocha cake (top left) is flavored with three buttercreams — vanilla, and light and dark coffee — between tiers of dense devil's food cake. On the bottom layer: a bittersweet-chocolate ganache. White-chocolate pistachio cake (top right) is made with airy layers of pistachio sponge cake nestled in cloudlike white-chocolate mousse layered with pistachio cream, served with a scoop of pistachio gelato. The blackberry buttermilk cake (bottom) is four layers of fruit-studded buttermilk cake and blackberry buttercream are encased in fondant, a decorative sugar paste that helps keep the interior moist.


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The Sloan Consortium has released their annual report on the state of online education in colleges and universities. Not surprisingly, online education continues to increase both in terms of students taking for-credit courses and the number of universities becoming more involved in the field. Key findings include:
- More than 6.7 million college students took at least one online course last year, an increase of 570,000 over the previous school year (and 32% of all college students)
- 2.6% of universities are now involved in MOOCs, with another 9.4% actively planning to be
- 77% of academic leaders rate the learning outcomes in online education as the same or superior to those in face-to-face
- The proportion of chief academic leaders that say that online learning is critical to their long-term strategy is at a new high of 69.1%
Perhaps the most surprising finding (on the face of things, at least) was that:
- Only 30% of chief academic officers believe that their faculty accept the value and legitimacy of online education - a rate is lower than recorded in 2004
While it might be surprising to see a declining rate of support from faculty for online education, another research report (from Inside Higher Ed and the Babson Survey Research Group) gives some insight as to why this is the case. They found that:
- 80% of administrators viewed online education with more excitement than fear, whereas only 42% of faculty felt that way
- 66% of faculty members believe that the learning outcomes for an online course are inferior or somewhat inferior to those for a comparable face-to-face course; and yet, for faculty who teach at least one course online, this number drops to 39%
Experiences of colleges and universities suggests that faculty who engage in online education are both more positive about online education overall and supportive of greater moves into online education, whereas those that do not see it fearfully (and potentially as a threat to their positions). The lesson learned for independent schools is that as they engage in online education it will be increasingly important to help faculty have the opportunity to engage in online learning themselves. It will not be enough (though may be a good start) to support individual pioneers, and may require (depending on the culture of the school) faculty to engage.
In my work with the Online School for Girls, I have seen some anecdotal evidence of great success in schools that have offered (or even required) faculty engagement in online education — through professional development or teaching courses themselves. And, it is certainly the case that the most engaged independent schools in online learning are the ones where faculty members have experienced online education (teaching or taking) the most.


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Betty Boop Volume 2
contains twenty-two short films featuring that
adorable, endearing and funny character from the 1930s, Betty Boop. These films
are from the years 1936-1939, and are each five to seven minutes long. In this
collection, other characters like Pudgy and Grampy figure more prominently in
the storylines of many of the episodes. Wiffle Piffle also appears in a couple.
Most (but not all) of these shorts feature at least one song.
More Pep
, a short from 1936, begins with live action, then moves to
an animated hand drawing an obstacle course for Pudgy, Betty Boop�s dog. (Terry
Gilliam must have seen this film, for it�s similar to some of his work in
Monty Python�s Flying Circus
.) Pudgy is
too tired to run the obstacle course, and Betty Boop laughs at the trouble
�Uncle Max� (Max Fleischer) is having with his cartoon subject. Betty sings a
song about pep, and then we get a mix of live action with animation as everyone
and everything gets energized.
Grampy�s Indoor Outing
, also from 1936, is a short that features
Grampy. At the beginning a truck goes by advertising the carnival. It says, �
Today Only � Also All Week!
� Betty sings
a song about going to the carnival. But then it rains. A little boy in her care
throws a tantrum, so Grampy creates his own carnival in his apartment.
Be Human
, from 1936, is one of my favorites. It opens with Betty
playing the title song on her piano. She then sees a man whipping a dog
outside, and she tells him to stop, then sings the song to him. He doesn�t
listen, and is cruel to several other animals. So she calls Professor Grampy�s
Animal Aid Society. Grampy gives the man a taste of his own medicine. One of
the funniest images in this episode is the chickens playing pool with their own
Another short that is
absolutely delightful is
House Cleaning
, from 1937. Betty wakes to find her place a mess after a great party
took place the night before. She sings as she cleans, but things don�t go well,
and she loses her temper. Grampy arrives and helps out.
The short with
unquestionably the best title is
I�m A Cowboy
, also from 1937. Wiffle Piffle, a silly little man, proposes
to Betty, but she tells him no, and sings a song about how she wants a cowboy.
So he goes off to learn how to be a cowboy. When shooting at a target, he hits
everything but the mark. He even hits a cow which then falls from the sky.
The short with the best
song is
The Hot Air Salesman
. Wiffle
Piffle is in this one too, working as a door-to-door salesman who is having no
luck. When he gets to Betty�s house, they sing a ridiculously fun and silly
song. She finally admits him, and he demonstrates his wares, and in the process
destroys her home.
But my favorite short in
this collection is
Pudgy Picks A Fight
(1937). Betty gets a package from �
Skinnem & U. Wearem Fine Furs
.� Inside is a fur stole, which she puts
on and caresses and adores. She rubs the fur against her face, which makes
Pudgy jealous. So he fights the stole. At first he loses, but then after
winning, he becomes worried that he�s actually killed the poor fellow, and
tries to revive him.
One other short I have to
mention is
So Does An Automobile
from 1939. Betty runs an �Auto Hospital,� and sings a song likening cars to
people. This is definitely one of the cuter songs from this collection, and one
of the silliest shorts. According to one car�s medical chart, it was �
Hit by a lamppost
Bonus Features
Betty Boop Volume 1
, this disc contains two bonus
shorts. The first is
News Sketches by Max
. The disc doesn�t specify the year of its release, but judging
from the content, it had to be the mid-1940s. A card at the beginning reads, �
Drawn from the wires of the associated press
A voice over reads short news items, and a hand illustrates the stories. Some
of this is really funny, like the bit about the class �
on how to choose a husband, how to keep him, and how to spend his money
� as if you didn�t know
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Now You�re Talking
, and ironically is a
silent film from 1927. This film, combining live action and animation, is about
a telephone�s troubles. It�s kind of amazing. And at just under nine minutes,
it�s the longest film on this disc.
Betty Boop Volume 2
was released on February 26, 2013 through Legend Films.
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Author Notes: This salad is ideal in the Spring/Summer months when the grill is fired up. Super easy, minimal prep and really fast. You can use any of the bitter greens; treviso, radicchio, or endive. When cooked these greens loose their bitterness and gain major flavor. Since I live in a small apartment and I dont have access to a BBQ. I used a grill pan. I hope to change peoples opinion of these bitter greens. As for this is not your average salad but one of richness. The creamy blue cheese really compliments the charred flavors.
- Nicole Franzen
Serves 2
- 1 head of treviso
- 1 bunch of watercress
- 5 tablespoons of blue cheese
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- sea salt and fresh ground pepper
- Heat your grill or grill pan to med- high heat. Cut teviso in half and drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Place face down on the grill. Allow to grill for about 3-4 minutes a side, depending on thickness. Wash watercress and place on the bottom of a plate. In a small bowl crumble blue cheese, add vinegar, olive oil and season. Taste and adjust to desired taste. Fan the treviso on the watercress and drizzle with blue cheese dressing around the plate. Finished! See how easy :) This would be great for entertaining.
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text: Judith A. Waltz is a partner and business lawyer with Foley & Lardner LLP. Her practice focuses on government investigations, false claims act, corporate integrity agreements (CIAs), bankruptcy, and Medicare and Medicaid counseling. Ms. Waltz works with clients in various areas of the health care industry. She is former co-chair of the firm's Life Sciences Industry Team, and former vice chair of the Health Care Industry Team. Ms. Waltz is also a member of the Government Enforcement, Compliance & White Collar Defense and Bankruptcy & Business Reorganizations Practices.Fraud and Abuse, FCA and Health Care Fraud InvestigationsMs. Waltz regularly advises clients who are the focus of government investigations and other enforcement actions, and has negotiated false claims act settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice as well as corporate integrity agreements (CIAs) with the Office of Inspector General. She then has worked closely with those clients to implement their CIAs, including ongoing advice in connection with IRO audits and reviews. At the state level, she has been involved with various Medi-Cal audits, payment suspensions, and investigations, including a matter involving allegations of inflated drug pricing by a major pharmaceutical company. In 2004, she represented Gambro Healthcare, Inc., an entity with more than 500 sites, in CIA negotiations with the OIG, and subsequently was featured in the September 2005 cover story of Counsel to Counsel magazine for this work.Medicare and MedicaidMs. Waltz also provides ongoing compliance counseling and Medicare and Medicaid payment advice to clients, which include hospices, large physician practices, county health systems, hospitals, durable medical equipment suppliers, clinical laboratories, dialysis companies, skilled nursing facilities, ambulance companies, pharmacies, managed care providers, and a variety of other health care entities. In 2013, she served as special Medicare counsel in the bankruptcy of San Diego Hospice, a large not-for-profit entity. Ms. Waltz has advised clients (including physician practices, hospice, and hospitals) undergoing ZPIC, RAC audits, other Medicare or Medicaid audits, and pre-pay reviews. She is experienced in Medicare and Medi-Cal provider enrollment appeals, and Medicare billing number deactivations and other enforcement actions.Prior to joining the firm in 1998, Ms. Waltz served as assistant regional counsel for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in San Francisco, primarily handling Medicare issues including survey and certification and various types of reimbursement disputes. In that position, she appeared frequently before the Ninth Circuit and other federal courts in matters primarily involving payment disputes (including PRRB appeals), bankruptcy issues, and Medicare Secondary Payer disputes. She held collateral appointments as a special assistant United States attorney for the Eastern and Northern districts of California.Health Care LitigationAs assistant regional counsel for the Department of Health and Human Services for 12 years, Ms. Waltz represented the secretary in the Ninth Circuit and other federal courts in matters primarily relating to disputes regarding Medicare payments to providers and suppliers. These cases included several court appeals of Provider Reimbursement Review Board decisions involving Medicare cost reports. In the bankruptcy and district courts, she briefed and argued the government's case in In re TLC Hospitals, Inc., later decided by the 9th Circuit in 224 F.3d 1008 (9th Cir. 2000), upholding Medicare's ability to recoup pre-petition overpayments from post-petition overpayments. She also represented the government in various bankruptcy court actions involving the assumption of the Medicare provider agreement as an executory contract, a debtor's challenge to a hospital decertification action taken post-petition, and post-petition payment suspension actions. As an additional part of her government representation, she served as primary counsel in various proceedings involving the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) provisions. Since joining Foley in 1998, Ms. Waltz has represented providers and suppliers who are under investigation relating to their participation in the Medicare and Medi-Cal programs, including negotiating settlements and corporate integrity agreements relating to issues including hospice admissions, clinical laboratory claims, partial hospitalization services, inpatient short stays, costs claimed on cost reports, oxygen (DME) billing, and assorted allegations of upcoding. She also recently served as lead counsel in an administrative appeal of the imposition of a Medi-Cal civil money penalty. She has appeared in several administrative appeals before the federal HHS Departmental Appeals Board, including decertification actions taken under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA), civil monetary penalties, and adverse enrollment actions, and in overpayment appeals heard by the Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals. In addition, she has represented providers and suppliers in the OIG's Self-Disclosure Protocol, and in CMS's Self-Disclosure Referral Protocol.Telemedicine Experience Ms. Waltz has advised on compliance and reimbursement issues relating to business structures for providing telemedicine, requirements of the Medicare Conditions of Participation for hospitals which are participating in telemedicine services, applicable Medicare and Medicaid enrollment issues for telemedicine providers, and operational issues such as supervision of non-physician practitioners across sites. She has also worked extensively with the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA), payer and compliance requirements regarding laboratory verbal and electronic orders and results.Thought LeadershipMs. Waltz is a frequent speaker and writer on health care and life science compliance issues, including overpayments, payment suspensions, corporate integrity agreements, off-label marketing, drug and device pricing, and potential issues of personal liability for owners of entities who are the focus of government scrutiny.RecognitionIn 2012, Ms. Waltz was recognized by the Legal 500 for her work in life sciences. She was named to the 2007 list of Outstanding Healthcare Fraud and Compliance Lawyers published by Nightingale's Healthcare News. She was also ranked as one of the top health care attorneys in California by Chambers USA (2009 - 14) where she is described as "a leader in fraud and abuse" and "a masterful negotiator" (2014).In 2011, Chambers USA said:Ms. Waltz's thorough knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid regulations makes her 'a wonderful choice for compliance work.' Clients applaud her exceptional client service and ability to become 'a partner in problem solving.'EducationMs. Waltz received her B.A., J.D. and M.P.A. degrees from Indiana University, where she was an associate instructor in the School of Business and a teaching assistant in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA). As an undergraduate, she served as vice president of the Indiana University Student Association, the student government organization for the Bloomington campus. Ms. Waltz currently serves on the Board of Visitors for Indiana University's Maurer School of Law.Admissions and Professional AffiliationsMs. Waltz is admitted to practice before the Ninth Circuit and all Federal District Courts for California. She was admitted to the California Bar in 1982.Ms. Waltz is a past chair of the Women's Network Steering Committee at Foley. She is a member of the American Health Lawyers Association (serving as a vice chair for the Regulatory, Accreditation, and Payment Practice Group), the American Bar Association's Health Law Section, the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys, the Healthcare Businesswomens' Association, and the Health Care Compliance Association.Selected Publications and PresentationsKey Publications"Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals: 'Growing Pains' as Appeals Workload Increases to Record Levels," The RAP Sheet, a publication of the American Health Lawyers Association Regulation, Accreditation, and Payment Practice Group (February 2013) •"California's Medi-Cal Program Implements Affordable Care Act Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Provisions," Foley Legal News Health Care (November 27, 2012) (co-authored) •"GAO Report Assesses CMS' Fraud Prevention System," American Health Lawyers Association Practice Group Alert (November 19, 2012) •Florida District Court Adopts Magistrate Judge's Recommendation Reversing and Remanding ALJ's/MAC's Medicare Overpayment Determination, American Health Lawyers Association Practice Group Alert (August 2012) •CMS Issues FY 2013 Update for IPF PPS, American Health Lawyers Association Practice Group Alert (August 2012) •CMS to Begin Recovery Audit Prepayment Review on August 27, American Health Lawyers Association Practice Group Alert (August 2012) (co-authored) •Proposed Overpayment Regulations Issued for 60-day Refund Rule, Compliance Today (May 2012) (co-authored with Lawrence Vernaglia and Nathaniel Lacktman) •CMS Issues Proposed Overpayment Refund Regulations for the 60-Day Rule, Legal News: Health Care (February 2012) (co-authored) •Top Ten Health Law Stories of 2011, Association of Corporate Counsel Web site (November 2011) (co-authored) •CMS Issues Final Rule Requiring States to Develop Medicaid Recovery Audit Contractor Programs, Legal News: Health Care (September 2011) (co-authored) •HHS Puts Stamp on Personalized Medicine, Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology (July 2011) (co-authored) •The HEAT Is On, Chicago: Practical Tips To Prepare, Health Law360 (May 2011) (co-authored) •Government Takes Another Step in Holding Corporate Executives Accountable in the Absence of Personal Wrongdoing, Legal News: Litigation (May 2011) (co-authored) •Sen. Grassley Introduces the Strengthening Program Integrity and Accountability in Health Care Act of 2011, Legal News: Health Care (March 2011) •Whistleblowers Take On Off-Label Marketing, Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (December 2010) (co-authored) •Executive Summary on CMS Proposed Rule on PPACA Enrollment Requirements, American Health Lawyers Association (October 2010) (co-authored) •U.S. Focuses Enforcement on Manufacturers, Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry (August 2010) •CMS Releases Final Rule for End-Stage Renal Disease Prospective Payment System (Effective January 2011), American Health Lawyers Association (August 2010) •The Genomics and Personalized Medicine Act of 2010, Health Law360 (August 2010) (co-authored) •Reading Tea Leaves: An Update on Personalized Medicine: Innovation, Threats, and Opportunities, Bloomberg's Intellectual Property Law Report (July 2010) (co-authored) •Personalized Medicine: Innovation, Threats and Opportunities, Bloomberg's Intellectual Property Law Report (July 2010) (co-authored) •Walking the Line: When Providers Go Wrong Under Corporate Integrity Agreements, Compliance Today (June 2009) (co-authored) •CMS Makes Medicare Part D Data Available For the FDA Sentinel Initiative, External Research, and Other Outside Uses, The Health Lawyer, Volume 21, Number 3 (February 2009) (co-authored) •Bad Advice from Health Care Consultants May Lead to False Claims Act Liability for Both Consultants and Clients, ABA's The Health Lawyer, Volume 16, Issue 3 (March 2004) (co-authored) •Am I My Company's Alter Ego? Theories of Alternative Liability for Debts to the Medicare Program, Foley & Lardner LLP (March 2003) (co-authored) •CMS Report Analyzes Factors Affecting the Marketing of Prescription Drugs, Drug Benefit Trends (March 2003) •Payment Suspensions and Withholds, AHLA publication entitled The RAP Sheet, Volume 5, Issue 2 (Summer 2002) (co-authored) •Injunctive Relief in Health Care Insolvencies, California Bankruptcy Journal, 24, No. 3 (1998) (co-authored) Key Recent PresentationsMedicare's Emerging Administrative Enforcement Tools, AHLA Institute on Medicare and Medicaid Payment Issues (March 2014) •CIA Focus Group, moderator, ACI's 14th National Pharmaceutical Compliance & Enforcement Forum (March 2014) •Medicare Part B Drug Pricing, panelist, American Conference Institute's Rx Drug and Pricing Boot Camp (November 2013) •Medicare's Emerging Enforcement Tools: Revocations, Payment Suspensions and the CMS Fraud Prevention System, panelist, 2013 American Health Lawyers Association Fraud and Compliance Forum (September 2013) •Who Will Pay? panelist, CALBIO 2013 (June 2013) •Assessing the Financial Impact of Corporate Integrity Agreements, 4th Annual Life Science Financial Forum (June 2013) •Health Reform Compliance, 2013 CSHA Annual Meeting & Spring Seminar (April 2013) •2012: The RAP Practice Group's Year in Review and CMS and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Contractors, panelist, American Health Lawyers Association Institute on Medicare and Medicaid Payment Issues (March 2013) •Case Study: Staying Ahead of the Curve: Cost-Effective and Compliant Reporting Strategies Learned from CIA Reporting, panelist, American Conference Institute's 4th Annual Forum on Physician Payment Disclosure & Aggregate Spend (October 2012) •Enrollment/Payment Suspension as Enforcement Tools, panelist, American Health Lawyers Association Fraud and Compliance Forum (September 2012) •Regulatory and Legal Risks: A Comprehensive Overview, panelist, ExL Pharma 11th MSL Best Practices Summit (September 2012) •Avoiding Anti-Kickback Challenges Related to Pricing and Contracting, panelist, American Conference Institute's 9th National Drug Pricing Boot Camp (May 2012) •Negotiating False Claims Act Settlements and Corporate Integrity Agreements, panelist, Health Care Compliance Association's 16th Annual Compliance Institute (May 2012) •The RAP Practice Group's Year in Review, panelist, American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) Institute on Medicare and Medicaid Payment Issues (March 2012) •False Claims Act Enforcement on the Rise, panelist, Stafford Webinar (February 2012) •Key Involvement of Medical Communications Within CIAs, Q1 Productions Conference (January 2012) •Fundamentals of Medicare/Medicaid, panelist, American Bar Association Health Law Section Webinar (November 2011) •Case Study: Examining the Accelerated Reporting System Enacted Under a Corporate Integrity Agreement, panelist, American Conference Institute's 3rd Annual Forum on Physician Payments Disclosure & Aggregate Spend (October 2011) •Enrollment/Payment Suspensions, panelist, AHLA/HCCA Fraud & Compliance Forum (September 2011) •Government Options for Collecting Medicare Overpayments, panelist, AHLA Annual Meeting (June 2011) •Understanding How Pricing Issues Tie Into Government Compliance and Enforcement Efforts, ACI's Rx Drug Pricing Boot Camp (June 2011) •Voluntary Disclosure and Overpayment and False Claims Act Liability, panelist, Health Care Compliance Association's 15th Annual Compliance Institute (April 2011) •The RAP Practice Group's Year in Review and Medicare Overpayment Demands and Collection, panelist, AHLA's Medicare and Medicaid Institute (March 2011 and March 2012) •False Claims Act Compliance After the PPACA: Minimizing Liability Exposure From Healthcare Reform's Expanded Fraud and Abuse Provisions, panelist, Stafford Webinar (March 2011) •Regulation and Dissemination of Off-Label Information, FDA Boot Camp (August 2010) •Regulation, Accreditation, and Payment Voluntary Refunds of Overpayments Now Mandatory: New Deadlines, Definitions, and Difficulties for Providers, Suppliers, and Plans Resulting from Healthcare Reform Legislation, panelist, AHLA Annual Meeting & In-House Counsel Program's Practice Group Luncheon (June 2010) •Voluntary Disclosure and Reverse False Claims, False Claims Act and Qui Tam Litigation Conference (April 2010) •Medi-Cal Enforcement: New Federal and Continued State Focus, panelist, Annual Meeting and Spring Seminar of the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys (April 2010) •Hospital Strategies for Managing Vendor Gifts and Relationships, panelist, Corporate Research Group Webinar (March 2010) •The HEAT Is on: Prepare Now for Enhanced Government Enforcement Efforts, panelist, Foley & Lardner LLP Health Care Friday Focus Web Conference Series (January 2010)


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The new league year and NFL free agency began on March 12th. The New Orleans Saints made some crucial moves to get under the salary cap.
The Saints were $6.6 million over the salary cap and began to free up space by releasing linebacker Will Herring. That cleared about $1.6 million in cap space.
Herring's production wasn't all too great with the Saints and his departure clears the way for the team to truly begin upgrading their dismal linebacking corps.
After months of speculation, defensive end Will Smith and linebacker Jonathan Vilma have accepted pay cuts to remain with the team. According Larry Holder of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, their restructured contracts do place the team under the salary cap but exact figures have not been released at this time.
Vilma originally held a cap figure of $8.6 million with a base salary of $4.8 million. Smith held a cap number of $14.5 million with a $9 million base salary.
Coach Sean Payton went on the record of saying he wanted them back for the Saints switch to a 3-4 defense for the 2013 season. Apparently Payton gets, what Payton wants.
UPDATE: Will Smith's base salary was lowered from $9 million to $3 million. Vilma's was decreased from $4.8 million to $1 million.
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Mary Ann Deutsch-Frenchik was passionate about her grandson Kyle, her faith, baking cakes and 4H, her son Fred Deutsch said.
"Her grandson was most important to her," Deutsch said. "She went to all his football games. She never missed any of his sports activities, including wrestling and track."
Each summer Deutsch-Frenchik took Kyle on train-themed vacations. Their travels spanned the United States and beyond including Pennsylvania, Canada, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
A member of St. John the Evangelist Church, Deutsch-Frenchik, 70, of St. John, helped with the church's festivals.
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Deutsch said his mom recently participated in a pilgrimage visiting shrines and churches in Europe, including Our Lady of Fatima. At church, Deutsch-Frenchik met her husband of 13 years, George, who survives.
Active in 4H for 30-plus years, Deutsch-Frenchik served as a leader and was the cake decorating superintendent.
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Andre Johnson's uncle and adviser, Andre Melton, told Brian T. Smith (Houston Chronicle) that the Pro Bowl WR won't attend Texans mandatory camp Tuesday through Thursday.
"Right now, that's all that he can do. We've done what we can do, so we're just sitting there waiting. Andre and Bill have a great relationship. That's just what it is. After that, it's just a wait-and-see deal. We'll evaluate it in a month or so and see what's going on."
Basically, nothing has changed since the Texans didn't address the quarterback position, and Andre won't come into camp anytime soon until it is fixed. That's what I'm thinking.
It's not about the money in Johnson's case. He's making $10 million in base salary this season, and is under contract through 2016 at $10.5 million and $11 million in 2015 and 2016. The only money-based argument you can make, is actually the other way. Since he's owed so much money and has huge cap hits the next three seasons – he's a $15.6 million cap hit for the Texans this season, $16.1 million in 2015, and $14.6 million in 2016 – Johnson can actually become a cap casualty as early as the 2015 offseason.
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So what is Andre Johnson waiting for exactly? The Texans have Ryan Fitzpatrick, T.J. Yates, Case Keenum, and Tom Savage at quarterback, with Fitzpatrick likely under center week one. Is that the problem? If so, is that going to change anytime soon?
I think it can. Over the draft weekend, rumors swirled about the Texans and New England Patriots QB Ryan Mallet. It's easy to connect the dots. Bill O'Brien coached Mallet when O'Brien was with the Patriots. Mallet is stuck behind Tom Brady, and he isn't leaving anytime soon. Mallet also has one year on his contract left, and will likely leave New England for a chance at a starting job next season.
Over the draft weekend, the potential trade became even more likely. The Patriots drafted Jimmy Garoppolo in the second round, a young QB for Brady to mentor over the next few seasons, and a potential replacement for the future hall of famer. The Texans also waited until the fourth round to take their quarterback, Tom Savage. A trade seemed likely at that point.
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Would Johnson come back if Mallett was behind center? I can't say for certain he would, but having a quarterback with upside would probably get him more excited than Fitzpatrick under center. Fitzpatrick is solid, but the Texans offense looks likely to depend on the running game. Johnson doesn't want to block for 60% of the game and only get seven targets a game at his age.
Whether that would change with a different quarterback remains to be seen. Mallet is far from a proven quarterback, but if you're asking me, I'd prefer to have Mallett throwing to me than Fitzpatrick.
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My first day in Israel was ridiculous. Between losing my luggage and discovering I did not actually lose my luggage, visiting he kotel, souk,family and finally reuniting with my closest friends after a long eight months I'm finally here! I heard my homeland calling me!
I davened shacharit at the kotel yesterday morning for shacharit. I made sure that I davened the amida right by the stones, touching them the whole time. I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to pray for the well being of all my family at the holiest place in earth, directly before hkbh.
The kotel was rally busy as it was Thursday and there were many bar mitzvahs taking place. The atmosphere was electric, everybody was singing, dancing and playing musical instruments. It was incredible to see all toes of Jews from all around the works gathered in one place with such achdut. I heard snippets of English, French, Spanish and Hebrew amongst all he hebrew chatter.
From the kotel we went to lunch where we randomly bumped into a friend from home, saw r kooks house, the work of an extremely talented artist who was illustrated every Perek of tehillim, and then the souk.
It was my first time at machane Yehudah. It was so busy, everyone was hurrying and jostling each other about! All te food and spices looked and smelled amazing. We even saw a chatan and Kallah there having wedding photos and videos filmed. Everybody who saw them wished them Mazal Tov - even though they were complete strangers. That's Israel for you!
My evening was a little more relaxed, dinner and then w movie which I fell asleep in!
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Well, now that Yom Ha'atzmaut is truly over here, I suppose it's time to reflect.
Last night I went to a special tefillah at my shule and then to a concert sponsored by the community. The concert was a fun, self deprecating exhibition of Israeli culture. It included quite a few speeches, short comedy performances, a video message from the Shnat kids in Israel and two songs (accompanied by dances) from each decade of Israel's existence. The song that the concert ended on was מי שמאמין לא מפחד.
To me, this perfectly summarises what I believe Yom Ha'atzmaut is all about. It's about recognising the miracles of Israel's existence and giving thanks to God. It's about realising that Israel's independence is not just historically or politically important to the Jewish people and the world, but has a great religious significance.
The creation of the Jewish state is the fulfilment of a 2,000 year old dream and even though we have not reached the Geulah Shleimah, Israel is ראשית צמיחת גאולתנו.
That's why to me, celebrating Yom Ha'atzmaut with a special Tefillah and Hallel is so important. Essentially, it's a Chag and we should treat it with the respect that it deserves, rather than just eating Felafel and wearing blue and white.
When an official body like the local and federal Zionist council (by no means Orthodox organisations) decide to end the evening's festivities with a song recognising Hashem, it proves to me that we're really in אתחלתא דגאולה and will merit to see the גאולה שלמה במהרה בימינו אמן.
Chag Atzmaut Sameach!
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For some reason, I've been thinking a lot about the road ahead. I'm a planner — always have been, always will be. During that thought process, I asked myself "what do you want to be known for?"
My initial answers were important, but too career focused. I'm ambitious — sometimes to a fault. While every career based thought was valid, it was clear that those were goals — not a legacy.
Being excellent at what you do, writing books, being a celebrity in your industry are wonderful achievements. One day, maybe I'll get there. However, none of that is what I'll want to be known for.
It's easy to get lost in the shuffle of the day-to-day. My father learned this when he reached a certain part of his career where he could have gone in multiple directions. More money, more fame, more "stuff." The price for that would have been distance and less time.
There would always be an opportunity for those things in the future. Goals can be achieved and adjusted. Timelines, in many aspects of life, can be flexible and adjusted.
But my daughter is only 10 months once.
So, what do I want to be remembered for? The little things Elsa and Heather care about. The big stuff that will be noticed by other people will come when they come. I'll see them when we're ready.