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Yesterday 04:29 #723
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Nha Trang
I'm in Nha Trang at the moment. If anyone has tips where to get FS then please let me know by PM. I have RTFF but there's not really much info (which is understandable) and I know I can ask a motodriver but we all know that doesn't guarantee a good session.
Meanwhile I try my luck at the massage parlors. I randomly choose one yesterday where I saw some good looking girls. Got a Cambodian sweetheart who gave me a good Vietnamese massage (which is softer than Thai, I'm a wimp I know LOL) and a nice HJ. Was allowed to touch her everywhere and finger her pussy. It really amazes me how easily these 'good' massage girls pull down their panties. Got the feeling there could be more possible with this girl, maybe FS in my hotel. So maybe I go back one of these days. Although I might try to get another girl then; I saw a solid 9 in that place.
Total damage was 490.000 VND.
By the way, quite a lot of members have posted here how beautiful the Vietnamese women are but so far I haven't seen that many really pretty girls (8 or higher on a scale of 10). Maybe a hand full in 1,5 week time. In other Asian countries I would have seen many more. Could be a coincidence of course.
11-02-14 17:48 #722
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Plenty of opportunities. Most massage in hotel near the beach will get you Full service.
Typical going rate is 200 k for ticket and 600 k to 800 k for FS, time approx 1 HR.
Girls quality about 6-8 proportionate to price range (800 k likely get you an 8).
I have had good luck at hotels: Doi Dua, Phuong Nam, Hai Au.
Exchange rate is favorable 200 k+800 k = 1 mil VND = less than $50 USD.
Viva Vietnam!
P.S. Avoid holidays, the town get crowded and the local tourists have language advantage.
10-31-14 13:24 #721
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10-26-14 04:07 #720
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Hi there,
Looking for places in the Nang, Hoi An, Hue if you could pm me any details that would be great.
10-21-14 02:01 #719
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Living and mongering?
Hi all,
Considering retirement options and haven't been to Vietnam but doing research.
Dalat seems like a really nice place to live but given the dearth of reports from that city it probably means having to go elsewhere for P4P.
Interested in what you guys think of the ideal location to live and P4P within easy reach.
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09-20-14 10:12 #717
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I will be in Hoi An the last two weeks of December. How can I connect to you? Somehow I don't see a way to send you a personal message.
Sincere greetings, Frits.
09-15-14 22:30 #716
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Punting in Ben Tre
Anyone know if there is any action in this area?
09-14-14 03:37 #715
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Lao Cai
I found this to be the most rewarding mongering destination that I visited in Vietnam.
There are many Nga Nghi around town where you can get lady. Normally when you ask they start by saying 'no not possible', but if you are persistent they often cave and call lady for you.
I went to a Nga Nghi about 5 minutes walk from the train station and described what I was looking for (with the help of google translate). They brought a few girls who were more or less in line with my specification. I went with the third girl, a cute 19 year old slim, fresh-faced, and good skin. We had a passionate session with lots of kissing, DATY, BBBJ and many positions, it was good GFE and she genuinely appeared to enjoy it. Total damage 400 k VND for ST on premises.
In the main city, over other side of the river, there are a couple of streets next to each other that are lined with lady houses. Main street had approx. 35 houses and second street about 20 houses, with average 3 girls per house. These places are similar to those on PVD in Hanoi, but I preferred them here. The prices ranged from 250 k 400 k VND depending on the quality and freshness of the lady. I tried various different girls on the days that I was there. I always had a BJ followed by FS, it was good fun and the girls are generally very sweet.
If you need any more info PM me for details.
09-13-14 17:51 #714
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Hoi An
Hoi An is a touristic city with plenty of non-mongering activities available and some options for ladies too.
Generally really good in most places I tried. My favourite restaurant was 'Morning Glory' in the ancient town although it is slightly pricy. The baguettes a staple all around Vietnam. Seemed even better here and I was plowing through them at 20 k VND.
An Hoi Islet has a number of backpacker bars that serve cheap alcohol and are open practically all night, these are along the river front next to the night market.
For a more laid back atmosphere there are a plenty of other bars in the ancient city area.
When I'm new in town I take the standard approach of finding a moto and asking for "lady, boom boom". No problem in Hoi An. They all know the drill, but they try hard to get involved in the deal to rip you off. They'll quote you inflated prices and try to get agreement upfront.
About 5 km from the city centre (Dien Ban, Quang Nam) there were 2. 5 venues. The 0. 5 venue was a bia bar as you turn off the main road. This seems to be where the drivers try and bring you first. When there, they arrange for girls to be carted-in from a nearby massage joint, but only two at a time. If, like me you'the rather see all girls at once, insist on going to the source.
They'll take you to the massage place see. 200 m up the road. I saw 12 girls or so, ranging from 19 26 (ish) years old. I rate the quality fair to good.
First time I went my driver really pissed me off. I asked him to stay outside so I could deal with the papa, but this plonker kept following me and interjecting in Vietnamese, trying to hike the prices. They wanted 2 m VND for ST so I gave the driver 60 k VND and told him to eff' off. I then did some exploring on foot and found another massage place between here and the bia bar.
The venue was a bit run-down, the quality of the girls was average and the young papasan spoke zero English. But the prices were much better. They had 3 girls on site, I chose a keen, bubbly 21-year-old. Negotiations opened at 600 k VND and I paid 500 k VND. You may be able to pay less, but I was bored and I needed to get laid.
Her performance was good: started with BBBJ followed by various positions including her on top, I finished by whipping off the rubber and blowing on her airbags.
I remembered I was far from town with no transport so I wandered around for a while and decided to pop back into the other massage shop. They sell drinks so I had an ice-tea to catch my breath. Without the driver the boss was more reasonable he started negotiations at 1 m VND and settled for 800 k VND for the hot 19 year old.
She was more interested in her phone than in me, but she had a terrific body and a cute face, so I went through with it anyway. She gave me a half-hearted BBBJ, followed by fairly tedious sex which consisted of missionary and a few variations.
Papa called a taxi to take me back to my hotel.
On another night, after visiting this area I asked my taxi driver to take me somewhere else with more girls. We drove to another area 8 km further out of town. There are two massage places opposite each other but they were both shut at 1 am when we arrived. The driver was v. Apologetic and wouldn't accept any extra cash for the extra journey. Apparently (when open) each shop has between 5-10 girls and cost 1 m VND for ST.
PM me if you want any further details including exact names and addresses.
09-12-14 19:34 #713
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Phu Quoc
It is hard to put on reports in ISG because we normal do not fuck for hours or even do it every day but supermans they plow on for months. Well this is a report that might be of interest for some. We stayed a couple of days in Phu Quoc when we decided to have a boat trip. During the trip we got asked if we wanted female company and yes, two canoes came to our boat. To make things short they where lovely and we did what we could of the situation. All in all it cost 100 dollar but the girls stayed with us all the time we where close to the island. But since I not superman or his relatives I had a hard time to get off with my island girl even if she was beautiful.
08-30-14 04:50 #712
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An abundance of p4p on offer in Nha Trang
Day one:
At 7 pm after taking a shower and getting ready for the evening ahead I asked a moto driver for lady. We went to a lady-house with about 5 girls in the central part of Nha Trang, near all the backpacker hotels. Unfortunately it was down a side street and I didn't get the name, but I'm certain it would be one of the first places they take you if you ask for lady there. The place was run by two mamasans and they insisted on bringing the girls down one-by-one into my room, rather than letting me go up and choose from the group. Don't understand but this seems to be quite common here in Vietnam? I had them bring all the girls to my room before I settled on a cute slim one, but this whole process took about 30 minutes. The girls I saw were all early to mid twenties and acceptable quality ranging from 5 - 7 out of 10. I had a good session with BBBJ, kissing and FS. Cost was 400 k VND and this included the room.
Once I'd recovered from the first session I asked another moto driver for lady and explained I didn't want to go back to the same place. We drove out of town for about 15 minutes down a main road, he stopped in a couple of local Bia bar places that had 2 or 3 girls each, but I was not impressed with the quality so quickly asked to move on. He wanted me to have a beer in these places but I declined. We then ended up coming back towards the main town and stopped at a short time hotel which I think was on Le Hong Phong road. There were no girls on site, but the lady on reception pulled out a load of business cards and made some calls. Then for the next 45 minutes I waited while various girls were brought to me on moto. I was quoted 350 k VND and there were a few reasonable girls, but nothing that really caught my fancy so I left it at that. I left my moto there. I think he took a liking to the last lady that came. I wonder what he would have paid (he said same price for Vietnam people! I turned left out of the hotel and there was a great local pho stall, so I had two bowls at 25 k each.
I went to the Booze Cruise bar for a couple of beers, didn't see any working girls, but there were lots of western ladies if you're that way inclined.
At about 1 am I was ready to head home when a moto driver approached me about lady. I though, ok let see what you got. He dove me down a side street to a ST hotel and we waited outside whist he called someone to deliver the girl. This thing was about 19 and very hot. Nice and slim, with pale, milky skin, probably the best WG I've seen in Vietnam so far. However, they knew it and wanted 1 m VND for ST. I declined, but I'm kicking myself now!
Day 2:
I met a fellow monger who wasn't so adventurous as me, but I liked him so I stayed around the main area (on Nguyễand Thiệand Thuật road) to have some beers and look for girls around there. Although I didn't take any girl that night there were a number of options available:
The Wave Bar had about 8 girls working, one or two who are relatively hot. I asked one of the girls how much it would be, but she said that they are not going for money, but all the girls are single. Sure enough, I got chatting to an English guy on the next table and he had been banging one of the girls for free. In this environment I prefer a straightforward transaction so I declined offers to go out together to another bar.
Coconut bar almost next door to Wave bar has handful of WGs. There was nothing of interest to me but I had a quick chat with the girls outside out of curiosity. They were asking silly money for ST, 1. 5 m VND. I didn't bother trying to negotiate because I wasn't interested but I guess you could get them down significantly.
In the meantime my friend had been chatting to one of the older ladies selling cigarettes and negotiated one pop for $20 USD. I don't understand why anyone would want to go with that, but each to there own! They went for their session and we arranged a meeting spot for later.
Again just slightly further up the road is Why Not Bar. We arrived about midnight and the place was busy with Westerners and a few WGs thrown into the mix. We spotted a cute 20 yo called Lee. Her English was v. Poor which makes me think she is relatively new to the tourist scene, but she was trying to command $100 USD for LT. I'd assumed that the girls were FL, but when negotiating the price with one of the guys in the bar stepped in and refused to let the price go below $50 USD, even though she seemed happy to go lower. In the end I left it, but later some Russian mug took her for $75 USD. I saw him the next day and he said it was a very average performance and he regretted taking her, which made me feel better.
At about 4 am on the way home a group of 5 older ladies (40's) approached us and were trying to tout BJs and FS for $10 USD. They were not my scene at all, but again, my friend was in his element. One of them was on a moto and the others were grabbing our the**ks and flicking at our wallets so we told them where to go and turned in for the night.
In summary, there was no lack of options in Nha Trang and although I didn't find anything spectacular in the two days I was there, I believe there would be some gems lurking for those with more time who are prepared to put in the groundwork.
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08-27-14 07:31 #710
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Quy Nhon
Anything to do there? I'm going there by bus from Saigon. Any info would help, even if not mongering related. I'm going to Cambodia next week FYI.
08-05-14 04:51 #709
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Hue Massage
If you go off the beaten path North of Pham Van Dong past the Pac Bo cross street a little, there will be a tall light green building with red neon lights at night that says massage. It's somewhat secluded, but it's the place to go for a cheap happy ending massage.
The ticket is 80,000 VND for an hour massage and tip is 150,000-200,000 for HJ. I never negotiated anything more, but I'm sure you can. There is a small selection downstairs and they avg between 5-8 in rating. Mine went a little longer at 1. 5 hours.
Massage consists of a sauna, a shower, and the girl taking you to a room where you can lock up your stuff in the safe before you start the massage.


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Some links for your Friday…
- Tom Verducci of SI.com said on WEEI's Dennis & Callahan show that he expects Carl Crawford to sign with the Yankees after the season, because "nobody is going to outbid them." The Yankees and Red Sox both love Crawford, according to Verducci.
- Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports says the Dodgers should spend more aggressively, especially considering they led the league in attendance last year.
- Alex Speier of WEEI.com points out that Mike Lowell, Jason Varitek, Bill Hall and Jeremy Hermida will combine to make only $10MM or so less than the entire Pirates team this year. Why is that noteworthy? All four Red Sox are expected to be bench players.
- Cubs GM Jim Hendry is under contract through 2012, but he tells ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick that he knows "these jobs aren't forever."
- The Pirates say Pedro Alvarez needs seasoning above AA, according to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Sending the third baseman to the minors limits his MLB service time, so it's a sound financial decision by the Pirates.
- The A's haven't called Joe Beimel, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle.
- The A's worked out Wagner Mateo on Tuesday, according to Slusser.
- ESPN.com's Buster Olney thinks that the Joe Mauer contract negotiations, which remain cordial, could continue in a few months if the sides don't reach a deal in Spring Training.
- The Dominican prospect already worked out for the D'Backs and will likely work out for the Indians.
- Twins minor league director Jim Rantz told Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that another Dominican prospect, Miguel Sano, has "tremendous upside." Kovacevic says it's still too early to know how much the Pirates missed out on when Sano signed with the Twins instead of the Pirates.
- Phillies prospect Phillippe Aumont tells Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun that he thought he was heading to the Blue Jays at one point this offseason.
- Carl Crawford tells Tyler Kepner of the New York Times that he's comfortable with the speculation about his future since it "comes with the territory." Crawford is a free agent after the season.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Boston Red Sox | Carl Crawford | Chicago Cubs | Joe Beimel | Joe Mauer | Los Angeles Dodgers | Miguel Sano | Minnesota Twins | New York Yankees | Oakland Athletics | Pedro Alvarez | Philadelphia Phillies | Phillippe Aumont | Pittsburgh Pirates | Tampa Bay Rays | Wagner Mateo
Pirates Notes: Vazquez, Tabata, Alvarez
Let's check out some Pirates-related tidbits courtesy of MLB.com's Jenifer Langosch..
- With Ramon Vazquez on the trading block, Langosch stresses that any talk of him being Texas-bound is merely conjecture at this point. Furthermore, if they do move him, they are unlikely to get much back and may have to eat some of his $2MM salary. However, Pittsburgh might be willing to move the 33-year-old for next to nothing.
- One reader asks if the Pirates are considering locking up their young prospects, like Milwaukee did with Ryan Braun or like Tampa Bay did with Evan Longoria. Langosch says that the Pirates will wait until players like Jose Tabata, Brad Lincoln, and Pedro Alvarez establish themselves in the majors to open up discussions.
- Speaking of Alvarez, Langosch expects the Pirates to hold off on bringing him up to the big leagues. Pittsburgh delayed Andrew McCutchen's promotion last season in order to give him more seasoning in the minors and, in all likelihood, to extend his time under team control.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andrew McCutchen | Evan Longoria | Jose Tabata | Milwaukee Brewers | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates | Ramon Vazquez | Ryan Braun | Tampa Bay Rays
Odds & Ends: Braves, Orioles, Pirates
A few notes from around the majors…
- Veteran Greg Norton tied a major league record in what may be his final season, says MLB.com's Mark Bowman
- In another blog entry, Bowman said that though Martin Prado spent some time in the outfield while playing in his native Venezuela, Prado is not a candidate for Atlanta's right field job.
- MASN's Steve Melewski reports that the Orioles have signed their first Guatemalan player, 17-year-old Manuel Hernandez
- In a chat on MLB.com, Pirates president Frank Coonelly said that Andy LaRoche was "open" to the possibility of playing second base next season given some of Pittsburgh's minor-league options at third base (including top prospect Pedro Alvarez).
- Dick Kaegel of MLB.com reports on two changes to Kansas City's coaching staff in 2010.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Atlanta Braves | Dayton Moore | Greg Norton | Kansas City Royals | Martin Prado | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates
Odds & Ends: Blue Jays, Towers, Pirates, Mets
Here are some links to kick off Sunday morning:
- Some Blue Jays players approached CEO and President Paul Beeston with complaints about Cito Gaston, reports Ken Fidlin of the Toronto Sun. "They raised the issues," said Beeston. "They were listened to. They have not been addressed at this time. I had my ears open. I kept my mouth shut. I gave them some comments and that's all I want to say about that."
- Jordan Bastian of MLB.com writes that newly appointed Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulos was emotional in his introductory presser. The article notes that the position of president and CEO will be filled soon, relieving the interim hire, Paul Beeston. Beeston says that while the next president and CEO will have the authority to hire its own staff, he will recommend that Anthopoulos remain as GM.
- Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports writes that Kevin Towers didn't deserve to get fired considering all the obstacles he has had to work around in San Diego.
- Towers conducted a farewell press conference in San Diego and Craig Elsten of 619sports.net posted some key sound bytes. Towers insisted that the organization maintained a strong focus on scouting and player development under his watch. He also said that he has been contacted by seven or eight other teams to work immediately, but wants to take some time off before jumping into another job. The 47-year-old made it known that he wants the opportunity to be a GM again. Also available are team owner and CEO Jeff Moorad's post-podium comments.
- The Pirates have talked to Andy LaRoche about possibly moving from third base to second next year to make room for Pedro Alvarez, writes Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The Pirates would like to call-up Alvarez by the middle of the 2010 season, but first he must improve his strength and conditioning. The 22-year-old excelled after his mid-season promotion to AA, posting .333/.419/.590 with 13 HR in 60 games.
- More from Kovacevic as he labels the Pirates' trade of Nate McLouth to the Braves to be the worst personnel move of the year. Kovacevic says the deal hurt the players' trust in Pittsburgh management and was a poor public relations decision.
- Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post tweets, "Jerry Manuel was in meetings all morning and said he expects an announcement tomorrow on changes and the team's offseason plans."
- Jon Heyman reports via Twitter that Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria refused to comment on a possible manager change. Recent reports suggest that Fredi Gonzalez could be on the way out and Bobby Valentine could be on the way in.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Miami Marlins | Nate McLouth | New York Mets | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates | San Diego Padres | Toronto Blue Jays
Odds And Ends: Reds, Alvarez, Holliday
Some links for Monday morning…
- John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer believes the Reds should be quiet on the free agent market after the season because they have many needs and very little money. And why don't they have enough money? They've spent too much on big contracts already.
- But Scott Miller of CBS Sports says small-market teams can still contend. He points to recent winners such as the Twins, Indians, Rays and Rockies to show that low-budget teams can succeed.
- A year ago this time, Pedro Alvarez was the center of attention as he signed with the Pirates. Now, he's heating up in the minors, but he won't make his MLB debut this year, according to Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
- Erik Manning of FanGraphs says he was wrong to assume the Cards gave up too much to acquire Matt Holliday, who's been on an extended tear since joining his new club.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Cincinnati Reds | Matt Holliday | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates | St. Louis Cardinals
Odds And Ends: Prospects, Giambi, Angels
Some links for your Friday afternoon…
- Baseball America lists the hottest prospects in the country. Chris Carter, Pedro Alvarez and Martin Perez are some of the more recognizable players heating up.
- A's prospect Brett Wallace tops Marc Hulet's list of top prospects traded this summer over at FanGraphs.
- Jeff Blair of the Globe and Mail hears that the Jays have no interest in Jason Giambi.
- Angels manager Mike Scioscia tells ESPN.com's Tim Kurkjian the keys to his club's suddenly unstoppable offense: effective baserunning and contributions from all 13 position players. Kendry Morales has performed well at first in place of Mark Teixeira and the rest of the Angels are all hitting.
- Torii Hunter, who was having a big year before hitting the DL, experienced a setback this week, according to his blog.
- The Angels signed 40th overall pick Tyler Skaggs for an undisclosed amount, according to Ben Bolch of the LA Times.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Brett Wallace | Chris Carter | Jason Giambi | Kendrys Morales | Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim | Pedro Alvarez | Toronto Blue Jays
Prospect Updates: Strasburg, Harper, Sanchez
Updates on some of baseball's best prospects;
- It's fair to expect intense negotiations between Stephen Strasburg, Scott Boras and the Washington Nationals this summer. In this Philadephia Inquirer article by Don McKee, Jered Weaver says his negotiations were too "frantic" back when he was a top college pitcher like Strasburg.
- Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic says the D'Backs are creating so many new ways to lose that they could end up with a worse record than the Nationals and the chance to take Bryce Harper first overall next June.
- Dave Mackall of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that Pirates first rounder Tony Sanchez is "not oblivious" to the critics who say the Pirates drafted him too early.
- Pedro Alvarez has been promoted to AA, according to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- Steve Melewski of MASN.com reports that Mychal Givens was surprised when the Orioles drafted him. O's scouting director Joe Jordan says he'd be surprised if Givens signs soon.
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Hospital emergency departments are a major part of the nation's health care safety net. Emergency departments report being under increasing pressure, with the number of visits nationwide increasing from an estimated 95 million in 1997 to an estimated 108 million in 2000. GAO was asked to provide information on emergency department crowding, including the extent hospitals located in metropolitan areas are experiencing crowding, the factors contributing to crowding, and the actions hospitals and communities have taken to address crowding. To conduct this work, GAO surveyed over 2,000 hospitals and about 74 percent responded. The survey collected information on crowding, such as data on diversion--that is, the extent to which hospitals asked ambulances that would normally bring patients to their hospitals to go instead to other hospitals that were presumably less crowded.
While many emergency departments across the country reported some degree of crowding, the problem is more pronounced in certain hospitals and communities. For example, while 2 of every 3 hospitals reported asking ambulances to be diverted to other hospitals at some point in fiscal year 2001, a smaller portion--about 1 of every 10--reported being on diversion status for more than 20 percent of the year. Hospitals in areas with larger populations, areas with high population growth in recent years, and areas with higher-than-average percentages of people without health insurance reported higher levels of crowding. While no single factor stands out as the reason why crowding occurs, GAO found the factor most commonly associated with crowding was the inability to transfer emergency patients to inpatient beds once a decision had been made to admit them as hospital patients rather than to treat and release them. When patients "board" in the emergency department due to the inability to transfer them elsewhere, the space, staff, and other resources available to treat new emergency patients are diminished. Hospitals and communities reported a variety of actions to address crowding, including expanding their emergency departments and developing ways to transfer emergency patients to inpatient beds more efficiently. For the most part, these actions have not been extensively evaluated, so their effect is unknown. However, the widely varying characteristics between hospitals mean that no one approach is likely to emerge as a way to address this ongoing concern. Representatives from the American College of Emergency Physicians and the American Hospital Association and an independent reviewer provided comments on a draft of this report, which we incorporated as appropriate.
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Group Purchasing Organizations:Funding Structure Has Potential Implications for Medicare CostsGAO-15-13: Published: Oct 24, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 24, 2014.
Medicare Program Integrity:CMS Pursues Many Practices to Address Prescription Drug Fraud, Waste, and AbuseGAO-15-66: Published: Oct 24, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 24, 2014.
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Vaccine Injury Compensation:Most Claims Took Multiple Years and Many Were Settled through NegotiationGAO-15-142: Published: Nov 21, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 21, 2014.
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Health Care Transparency:Actions Needed to Improve Cost and Quality Information for ConsumersGAO-15-11: Published: Oct 20, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
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VA Health Care:Actions Needed to Ensure Adequate and Qualified Nurse StaffingGAO-15-61: Published: Oct 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 17, 2014.
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Small Business Health Insurance Exchanges:Low Initial Enrollment Likely due to Multiple, Evolving FactorsGAO-15-58: Published: Nov 13, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 13, 2014.
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Compounded Drugs:Payment Practices Vary across Public Programs and Private Insurers, and Medicare Part B Policy Should Be ClarifiedGAO-15-85: Published: Oct 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 10, 2014.
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VA Health Care:Management and Oversight of Consult Process Need Improvement to Help Ensure Veterans Receive Timely Outpatient Specialty CareGAO-14-808: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2014.
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Chemical Assessments:Agencies Coordinate Activities, but Additional Action Could Enhance EffortsGAO-14-763: Published: Sep 29, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 29, 2014.
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However subtle, having tired neurons did interfere with task performance. If neurons switched off in the motor cortex within a split second before a rat tried to reach for a sugar pellet, it decreased its likelihood of success by 37.5 percent. And the overall number of such misses increased significantly with prolonged wakefulness. This suggests that tired neurons, and accompanying increases in slow wave activity, might help to account for the impaired performance of sleep-deprived people who may seem behaviorally and subjectively awake.
Subsets of neurons going offline with longer wakefulness is, in many ways, the mirror image of progressive changes that occur during recovery sleep following a period of sleep deprivation. Tononi suggests that both serve to maintain equilibrium part of the compensatory mechanisms that regulate sleep need. Just as sleep deprivation produces a brain-wide state of instability, it may also trigger local instability in the cortex, possibly by depleting levels of brain chemical messengers. So, tired neurons might nod off as part of an energy-saving or restorative process for overloaded neuronal connections.
"Research suggests that sleep deprivation during adolescence may have adverse emotional and cognitive consequences that could affect brain development," noted NIMH Director Thomas R. Insel, M.D. "The broader line of studies to which this belongs, are, in part, considering changes in sleep patterns of the developing brain as a potential index to the health of neural connections that can begin to go aw
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Serve this authentic curry with jasmine rice. It's very easy to make a vegetarian version by substituting the beef for firm, cubed tofu that's been patted dry, and then following the recipe as directed. Simply omit the fish sauce.
Marinating tofu for just 15 minutes permeates it with flavor, and creates a nice glaze after it's baked. Italian frying peppers bring loads of taste but no heat.
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RSA Key Generation Utility 1.0.0
No installation required
Installation is not necessary. Provided that you have Java installed on your computer, you can just run RSA Key Generation Utility from any part of the hard disk.
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More importantly, the tool does not modify Windows registry settings or create additional files on the computer, leaving no traces behind after removal.
Straightforward interface and options
The GUI is based on a single window that provides direct access to all options. All you have to do is set a bit strength and click a button to generate the RSA keys: first prime, second prime, public and private.
Although the app does not integrate options for copying data to the Clipboard, printing it or exporting it to file, you can copy each key by using the global hotkey or context menu entry.
The tool carries out tasks quickly while running on low CPU and memory, so it does not hog system resources. There were no kind of issues throughout our evaluation, as RSA Key Generation Utility did not hang, crash or display error notifications. All in all, it gets the job done.
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To Hell with National No Beard Day
One (bearded) man stands strong against the tyranny of Big Razor
Byon October 18, 2013
You may have heard, but let's face it, you probably haven't: Today is National No Beard Day, a holiday that has, apparently, been around for longer than just this year, though I'll confess that this past week was the first I'd ever heard of it. Another confession: I am a bearded man. And as such, I have a few thoughts on National No Beard Day. The first of those being: To hell with National No Beard Day.
Regardless of whether it's in style or not, I, like Tammy and her man, will stand by my beard. I like it. And my fiancée likes it, so much that when I shaved for Movember a couple years back she actually recoiled in horror at the sight of my hair-free mug. So, yeah. My beard is pretty popular in my household. I'm not shaving just because some holiday that doesn't even have a mascot may I offer up Clean-Shaven Claude, the magical follicle elf? tells me I should.
And by the same token, I don't think any of you bare-faced men out there should grow a beard just because some external force like, say, the current popularity of the hirsute look, demands that you do. Facial hair, like the hair on the top of your head, the shirt on your back, the shoes on your feet, is all about personal style. If you want to change up your look, go for it (within reason, and sometimes with a little guidance from us here at The Style Blog, of course). If you don't, then don't.
I don't want to shave my beard. And I'll be damned if I'm going to let some "holiday" tell me I should. And if National All Beards Day comes along, you can bet I'll be against that, too shoulder to shoulder, (hairy) cheek to (smooth) cheek with the baby-faced guys on the inevitable picket lines. Until then: Stand strong, my bearded brothers. Don't let Big Razor get you down.
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Monday in Charlotte, N.C., saw the Labor Day Parade, CarolinaFest, heavy rain and final preparations for the Democratic National Convention, which begins Tuesday. Continue reading
Charlotte, N.C., will play host to the 2012 Democratic Convention. Judy Woodruff talks to Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., and University of North Carolina's Kareem Crayton about the changing political landscape of North Carolina and how that will affect both the Democratic and Republican parties come Election Day. Continue reading
In other news Thursday, Mitt Romney unveiled his energy plan in New Mexico, which aims for complete energy independence in the U.S. His plans calls for increased oil and gas drilling, including offshore of Virginia and North Carolina, two states where drilling is currently banned. Continue reading
North Carolina legislators balked at a plan to set aside $10 million in the state budget to compensate victims of forced sterilizations, contending that the state could not afford the payments in a tight budget year. Ray Suarez speaks with John Frank, political reporter of The News & Observer. Continue reading
Doc Watson, a legend of folk and bluegrass music, died Tuesday at a hospital in North Carolina. He was 89 years old. Blind as an infant, Watson developed into one of the nation's finest pickers and received scores of honors.
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Former Sen. John Edwards arrived Monday at the federal courthouse in Greensboro, N.C., as the trial began over whether the former vice presidential candidate violated campaign-finance laws. Margaret Warner discusses the case with The Associated Press' Michael Biesecker, who was inside the courtroom for opening statements. Continue reading
Roughly 7,600 people were sterilized in North Carolina against their will between 1929 and 1974. A state panel voted Tuesday to pay the victims $50,000 each. Ray Suarez discusses the history of the program and the panel's decision with Charmaine Fuller-Cooper of the North Carolina Justice for Sterilization Victims Foundation. Continue reading
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Will Wisconsin take another shot at federal Race to the Top funding? One La Crosse school board member fully believes the state will make a third attempt to win education dollars under the fed program. But Neil Duresky says he won't say yes to the application when asked. Duresky sticks to the basic premise that the federal education is supposed to leave education to the states and that the Race to the Top program treats states unfairly because it forces them to compete for education dollars. Duresky says the application process for Race to the Top is hopelessly flawed.
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Just what impact are jobs left unfillled having in the city of La Crosse? A question that a city council committee will begin trying to answer at a meeting tonight. The process spurred by the vacancies in the city's fire department. Vacancies that are leading to lots more overtime. But also requiring a change in mission of the department, says chief Greg Cleveland. He says the department is cutting back in areas like public education, assisting businesses in emergency planning and focusing on core functions of the department. Cleveland says it costs more to staff positions with overtime and it could lead to dangerous missteps for those firefighters who are now expected to work longer hours.
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The push to continue secrecy in Wisconsin politics has begun. Two groups from opposite ends of the political spectrum have filed a federal lawsuit to block a new state law that forces groups doing political advertising to disclose where they get their money from. No surprise to Wisconsin Democracy Campaign's Mike McCabe. He says there's liberal interests and conservative interests alike who not only want to spend as much as they want on political campaigns but also want to do it in secret. Liberal group, One Wisconsin Now and conservative-oriented, Wisconsin Club for Growth are trying to block the new disclosure rules
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Kelly said on Thursday the team practices wet-ball drills with the special teams and seven-on-seven. But he isn't too concerned about playing is less than ideal weather.
"We have to play in the elements," Kelly said. "I think you have to practice them, but I don't think I over coach it. I think we've got great balance in our offense and defense, that if we have to take shape differently because of the elements, we can do that. Thirteen years of being on Lake Michigan at Grand Valley State, I think I've seen every kind of weather pattern that has blown through here. So I'm not a rookie when it comes to that."
Kelly said he prefers to keep his team outside for practice during a week when the weather is bad.
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Despite the season ending injury to junior running back Fitz Toussaint, the Michigan offense is fully utilizing play action to open up the passing game. With a dangerous Denard Robinson in the backfield, more could be on the way.
Although Devin Gardner accounted for all six of Michigan's touchdowns in Saturday's 42-17 win over Iowa, the junior quarterback finds it puzzling that he's receiving the bulk of attention for the recent offensive outbursts that includes an average of nearly 40 points per contest since making his first career start under center at Minnesota.
"That's all I'm doing is what its asking me to do," said Gardner. "The line is blocking great. All of the touchdowns were like three yards or below so it really wasn't like I did much; I just did what I was supposed to do. Rawls got us down there, the line blocked for him so I don't understand why I'm getting that much (credit) if I just ran for one yard."
Offensively, the two victories over Minnesota and Northwestern looked relatively normal to the untrained eye. Michigan threw the ball, ran the ball and was efficient on third downs as well as in the red zone.
Saturday against Iowa the offense was anything but a run of the mill attack, with senior Denard Robinson debuting as a running back, slot receiver, and, most importantly for Gardner, a decoy.
"I feel like I did a really good job," said Gardner. "Not just when Denard had the ball—of course he made big plays, but when he didn't have the ball we had even bigger plays. Just the attention that he gets is amazing and it just helps us succeed."
With Fitz Toussaint going down with an injury in the first quarter, Robinson ran the ball 13 times for 98 yards, giving the Iowa defense more than enough to think about with the speed and elusiveness he brings to the table. Factor in Gardner's natural ability to put the ball in the hands of his playmakers, and the Wolverines have a recipe that allows for effective and useful play action situations they've been able to take advantage of.
"Play action is always good for a quarterback, it's my best friend," said Gardner. "The running game is my best friend, 'cause if we're running the ball well we'll be able to throw the ball well off play action and have those linebackers scoot up a little bit."
If Gardner hopes to continue this recent trend against Ohio State Saturday, another running back will need to be ready to step in. Sophomore Thomas Rawls ran the ball 8 times for 22 yards against Iowa while Vincent Smith carried it just three times for a total of 9 yards. Most of that responsibility could fall on the shoulders of Denard Robinson who Brady Hoke said Monday is close to 100 percent, but Gardner has faith in all of the tailbacks.
Not only Will Gardner need to have faith in those around him, the confidence in himself must continue.
The first and only time Gardner made the trip to Columbus for the Michigan/Ohio State game was as a freshman watching from the sidelines. This time around Gardner will be required to do a little more than hold a clipboard as the Wolverines look to ruin the Buckeyes perfect season and possibly win the Legends Division in the process, should Nebraska fall at Iowa Friday afternoon.
"Last time I went down there I was a freshman and I watched from the sideline obviously, and it was an amazing environment," said Gardner. "The entire time, although we lost and we were losing and things like that, I just couldn't wait to get the opportunity to be a key element in the rivalry. Its going to be exciting."
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The left back grabbed his first goal of the 2014-15 campaign against Ipswich Town with a sweet strike from the edge of the area.
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The midfielder was one of five players selected from a group of 43 to join the Nike Academy at the Nike Chance Global Showcase competition.
The winger started the 2014-15 season in explosive form, putting in strong performances at Under 18s and Under 21s level.
The New Zealand teenage prodigy signed a two-year scholarship towards the end of last season.
The ex-Nottingham Academy pupil causes a nuisance on the left wing with his pace and tenacity on the ball.
The tricky winger can play on either flank.
The box-to-box central midfielder made his debut for the Under 18s at the tender age of 14, bagging a goal in the process.
The Ugandan wide-man is the brother of Under 21s squad member Derrick Otim.
Predominantly an attacking midfielder, the exciting, athletic Yates has started the current season off in superb form.
A goal poacher who comes alive in the box at any opportunity, Walker already has an impressive goal ratio in his young career and is a handful for any opposition defence.
Striker Walton's pace and power make him an influential part of the team.
The imposing striker is a valuable asset to Forest.
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Under 18s coach Jack Lester says Nottingham Forest's youngsters can see a 'definite path' towards first-team football.
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Gerry earns Blues point
Gerry McDonagh scored on his return to the side as Nottingham Forest's Under 18s fought back to draw 1-1 at Birmingham City yesterday.
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Kash at the double in 18s...
Two goals from Kasheme Walton in his third start of the season helped Nottingham Forest's Under 18s overpower Leeds United to win 4-2 on Saturday afternoon.
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Aidan Austin notched his second goal of the season as Nottingham Forest's Under 18s slipped to a 2-1 defeat in a feisty affair against Coventry City on Saturday afternoon.
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Skukuza is the Kruger National Park's largest rest camp and administrative headquarters. It is situated on the southern banks of the Sabie River. The camp is well foliaged and there are some lofty trees along the river's edge. Activities and facilities are diverse, as are the animals and plants found both within the camp and in the surrounding areas.


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Poster Session-Learning to Write, Writing to Learn, Surviving the Common Core
Submitted by TimDaly on Thu, 08/01/2013 - 4:41pm
Integrate the Common Core without losing the content you love! Improve students' thinking and writing skills using Writing to Learn and Learning to Write strategies. Resource packets will be provided.
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Stacey Gorman, Mundelein High School, Mundelein, IL, US; Melissa Schaefer, Mundelein High School, Mundelein, IL, US
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