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Lucky's shot, Liz and Sam teeter on the edge of death and Patrick learns that he's about to become a father.
Before Patrick can press Robin into a conversation, Dr. Devlin comes out of the OR and says someone needs to break the news to Joe right away. Robin turns and leaves. Dr. Ford brings two guards to apprehend Joe and Dr. Devlin and Patrick go off on him for not being human.
Down the hall, Sonny tells Kate that she was shot because of him, but she doesn't want to think about that. Sonny assures her that he is holding an ace card. Then he jokes and tells her that he'd like to buy her a big yellow Easter Bonnet. She says that she would love that actually, and she'd love for him to escort her to the annual fashion designer's parade down 5th Avenue coming up.
Lulu storms into the Zacchara house looking for Johnny but finds Claudia instead. Claudia tells "Cutie" that she's in the wrong house if she doesn't want trouble. Lulu asks who she is and Claudia says that she's not surprised that her brother didn't tell her about his big sister. They argue over whether or not Lulu and Johnny are close and then Lulu says that Johnny's father tried to kill her at the black & white ball because of their relationship. Impressed, Claudia says that her daddy doesn't feel threatened by just anybody. She tells Lulu that she's going to give her a chance to prove how much she likes Johnny.
Meanwhile Diego's car is dangling precariously over the edge of a bridge, high above the raging waters of Port Charles' coastline. He has been knocked out by the accident and Liz tries to break free from her handcuffs. She reaches to the front seat to try to find the key but the shift in weight tips the car even further. She holds really still and then tries again. This time she is able to get the key and unlock her cuffs. Finally she hears a muffled voice coming from the trunk and she realizes it must be Sam. She struggles to try to get through the back seat cushions to the trunk, but suddenly Diego wakes up and grabs her.
Jason is scouring Sam's apartment for clues and finds her cell phone. He picks it up from the floor and plays a voice recording of Sam begging her attacker to let her go. Jason hears Diego's voice say that he's taking her to see his father. Jason tells Max that he took her to the area where he dumped Alcazar's body! Nik and Nadine show up and want to come along, but Jason tells him to sit tight and look out for his cousin in case she comes back.
Alexis goes to her office and finds Jerry sitting behind her desk again. As he starts to leave, she sees blood on his jacket. He tells her he had a little accident but she asserts that he's been shot! She demands to know who did it and he says it could've been any of his enemies. She says that it must've happened nearby and he came here to hide. He explains that he's in a race and needs to get to the finished line, that's all. She asks what is so valuable that has all the area mobsters all worked up? Jerry doesn't answer, so she lays out her theory. She says that he came to find out how he can reach Ric so he can get his hands on the waterfront property before anyone else does. She's getting a little too close to the truth and Jerry asserts that he's the only person in the bunch who has a vested interest in keeping Ric alive and well!
Lulu finds Sonny at the hospital and asks him where Johnny is. Sonny says that Johnny will turn up - but only when he's good and ready to make that happen. Lulu is disgusted with him and leaves, but Claudia shows up behind her. Sonny tells her that he doesn't have her brother, but Trevor might. Claudia says that she is trying to deal with him fairly because of their history. Sonny spits that history doesn't start in a hotel room and then calls her a tramp. Claudia seethes as she tells him to remember that he is the one who started this.
In the nursery, Robin presents Joe with his baby girl and Patrick looks on. Joe says he prayed so hard for his baby that he forgot to pray for Angela. Robin says that his daughter needs her father and Joe asks her to give him a minute.
Nik and Nadine are left behind at Sam's place and he's getting increasingly angry. He is upset that Emily is gone and Nadine tries to get him to calm down. She says that her aunt says you can feel a person the strongest where they died, so maybe they should go back to Wyndemere. Nik has an idea - he asks Nadine to take him somewhere.
Jerry has slipped away someplace private to make a phone call. He tells the mysterious man with a tattoo that nobody knows that Jerry Jacks and Mr. Moreau are the same person. "I will get the deed to the property from Sonny's brother whatever it takes," Jerry promises.
Down below Port Charles in the sewer grid, Maxie and Spinelli are determined to follow the clue that Coop left behind. They need to get behind a grate because the tunnel behind it leads to the area beneath the water of the Alcazar piers. Spinelli says he can figure out a way to open the gate if she'll only be quiet for a minute. Maxie ruins her shoe and throws a little fit that is just big enough to trigger a gate closing behind them.
Robin goes to the locker room to change clothes and Patrick finds her there. She says she doesn't want to talk now and he says that Angela, Joe and their baby should've been a family. Robin says it always doesn't work out that way. Patrick says, "I'm the baby's father aren't I?" Robin takes a deep breath and finally says yes.
"Johnny stays on ice until I get my son back," Sonny orders into his phone. Meanwhile, Claudia pays Kate a little visit. She tells her that they have a lot in common. "…like Sonny. I'm the woman he slept with right after your big break up," Claudia proudly announces.
From his padded room, Johnny tells a pseudo ominous-looking Milo that he knows nothing about Michael's disappearance or Kate's shooting. After Milo leaves, Johnny finds a marker beneath the padding in his cell and starts to write music on the walls to keep himself sane.
Lucky has heard an APB about the car/bridge crash and turns on his siren on his way to the bridge. When he arrives, he requests backup and an ambulance and then steps out of the car. That's when Diego shoots him, much to Elizabeth's horror. Lucky is unconscious on the snow as Jason shows up at the bridge. As he takes cover behind Lucky's car he sees that Diego and Liz are struggling inside the teetering car.
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Sonny goes into Kate's room and finds Claudia there.
Sam's muffled screams don't even come close to overpowering the sound of gunshots within Diego's car.
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Gallery: Marshall vs. Akron, Oct.. 23, 1982
Marshall University (dark jerseys) beat Akron (white jerseys) 12-10 on Oct. 23, 1982, at Fairfield Stadium for Marshall's homecoming. The 1982 team had a 3-8 record under coach Sonny Randle.
More Marshall Football Photos
From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons. In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
We are cracking open the archives from past Marshall University football seasons. What game would you like to see again? E-mail online editor Andrea Copley-Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com.
1982 Marshall University football roster, from the media guide
1, Carl Lee, FS, Senior, South Charleston, W.Va.
2, Pat Verlarde, P, Junior, Yuma, Ariz.
3, Mike Mahoney, CB, Freshman, Pomeroy, Ohio.
4, Scott LaTulipe, K, Sophomore, Woodbridge, Va.
5, Tony Stott, SE, Junior, Potomac, Md.
6, Larry Fourqurean, TB, Junior, Low Moor, Va.
8, Garfield Lewis, DB, Freshman, Lexington, Va.
9, Jim Marshall, DB, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
10, Carl Fodor, QB, Freshman, Weirton, W.Va.
11, Dan Patterson, QB, Junior, Phoenix, Ariz.
14, Steve Harding, QB, Junior, Fredericksburg, Va.
15, Alphonso Fergerson, QB, Freshman, Lexington, Ky.
16, Tony Konopka, QB, Junior, Pittsburgh, Pa.
17, Ted Carpenter, QB, Sophomore, Manassas, Va.
18, Mike Moreland, SE, Sophomore, W. Jefferson, Ohio.
20, Eugene Pertee, CB, Junior, Sterling, Ohio.
21, Sidney Arrington, CB, Sophomore, Roanoke, Va.
22, Rich Gimbor, SS, Sophomore, Allentown, Pa.
23, Tony Henderson, Senior, Milton, Fla.
24, Billy Hynus, SE, Sophomore, Huntington.
25, Brian O'Dell, FL, Junior, Roanoke, Va.
26, Clifford Wright, SS, Senior, Orlando, Fla.
27, Danny Abercrombie, RB, Freshman, Coalwood, W.Va.
28, Mike Copenhaver, FB, Sophomore, Colliers, W.Va.
29, Rich Van Alphen, FL, Junior, Hudson, N.Y.
30, Richard Cyrus, SS, Freshman, Catlettsburg, Ky.
31, Don Johnson, FB, Sophomore, Hamilton, Ohio.
32, Jimmy North, FB, Senior, Charlottesville, Va.
33, Dickie Rollins, TB, Senior, Kistler, W.Va.
34, Gilbert Orr, TB, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
35, Glenn Bates, CB, Junior, Roselle, N.J.
36, Eric King, FB, Senior, Man, W.Va.
37, Vincent Long, TB, Sophomore, Maitland, Fla.
38, Paul Buckley, FB, Junior, Westwood, N.J.
39, Alan Townsend, FB, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
40, Mike Muncey, LB, Freshman, English, W.Va.
41, Jim Coupe, DE, Junior, Hampton, Va.
42, Terry Echols, LB, Junior, Corrine, W.Va.
43, Trey Duffy, DE, Sophomore, Bellaire, Ohio.
44, Randy Clarkson, RB, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
45, Jesse Bandy, LB, Senior, Beckley, W.Va.
46, Greg Jones, SS, Senior, Lynchburg, Va.
47, John McCluan, DT, Freshman, Berwick, Pa.
48, Tony Lellie, LB, Sophomore, Weirton, W.Va.
49, Greg Wiley, LB, Senior, St. Louis, Mo.
50, Brian Blosser, OT, Senior, North Canton, Ohio.
51, Thomas McConkey, OT, Sophomore, Wheeling, W.Va.
52, Poncho Borgese, NG, Senior, Pittsburgh, Pa.
53, Stephon Blackwell, NG, Junior, Anderson, Ind.
54, John Ceglie, LB, Freshman, Follansbee, W.Va.
55, Juan Stout, C, Sophomore, Lexington, Ky.
56, Moke Riggs, C, Junior, Middlebourne, W.Va.
57, Martin Stafford, C, Freshman, Beckley, W.Va.
58, Randy Hawkins, NG, Junior, Roanoke, Va.
59, Brian Mays, LB, Freshman, New Matamoras, Ohio.
61, Bob Vinsko, OG, Junior, Annandale, N.J.
62, Mike Staggs, OG, Senior, Gallipolis, Ohio.
63, Greg Lohman, OG, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
64, Herbert Hivley, OG, Sophomore, Dunbar, W.Va.
65, Jim Devine, LB, Senior, Monroeville, Pa.
66, Dale Rice, OG, Senior, Princeton, W.Va.
67, Mark Taylor, DT, Junior, West View, Pa.
68, Dan Staggs, OF, Junior, Gallipolis, Ohio.
69, Steve Wendt, OT, Sophomore, Titusville, Fla.
71, Jeff Borman, DT, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
72, Ray Lamb, DT, Freshman, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
73, J.C. Curry, DT, Sophomore, W. Jefferson, Ohio.
74, R. J. Harbert, DT, Sophomore, Haywood, W.Va.
75, Robbie Pasko, DT, Sophomore, Huntington.
76, Steven Stoll, OG, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
77, Rob Bowers, OT, Junior, Milton, W.Va.
79, Brian Smith, NG, Freshman, Orbisonia, Pa.
80, Jeff Durrette, DE, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
81, Dwayne Thompson, DE, Junior, Columbus, Ohio.
83, Raleigh Collins, DE, Junior, Kimberly, W.Va.
84, Dan Metropoulus, NG, Senior, Aliquippa, Pa.
86, Ted Jackson, TE, Sophomore, Woodbridge, Va.
87, Todd Evans, TE, Junior, Southmont, N.C.
88, Dean Roberts, TE, Senior, Chicago, Ill.
90, Ken Conway, TE, Junior, Dade City, Fla.
91, Chuck Felty, DT, Freshman, Kenova, W.Va.
92, Marty Palazeti, DE, Sophomore, Dearborn, Mich.
93, James Wynes, DT, Sophomore, Talcott, W.Va.
94, Bobby Winston, SS, Sophomore, Woodbridge, Va.
95, Kevin Sullivan, K, Sophomore, Liverpool, N.Y.
97, Mike Lindsey, NG, Junior, Bowling Green, Va.
98, Alan Huff, DT, Sophomore, Chester, W.Va.
99, Bruce Gilbert, DE, Senior, Easton, Pa.


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The geographic organizational units of IEEE are Regions, Areas, Councils, Sections, Subsection, Chapters, Student Branches, Student Branch Chapters, and Affinity Groups.
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NOTE: Please read the notification regarding the recent changes in the geographic unit formation process (DOC, 55 KB) for Sections, Subsections, Technical Chapters and Affinity Groups, as approved by the MGA Board on 19 November 2011. These changes are in effect as of 1 January 2012. These changes do not apply to Student Branches, Student Branch Chapters, or Student Branch Affinity Groups.
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BOONVILLE - Replacing three Division I ballplayers is no easy task.
But Starmount skipper Mike McCann and the Rams will have to fill the shoes of last years' stars Dillon Dobson, now at Appalachian State, and Western Carolina freshmen Dillon Bray and Alex Barr as the 2013 season kicks off today.
The new-look Rams host Mountain Valley Conference 1A power West Wilkes today in Boonville on opening day.
Coming off an 18-8 (12-4) season that culminated with a conference tournament championship, McCann will turn to a new crop of seniors this season, led by power right-hander Tanner Mathis.
Mathis hit nearly .500 last season (.493) with three home runs, while posting an 8-2 mark on the mound with a 1.55 ERA and 61 strikeouts in just 54.2 innings of work. The senior will be the leader and workhorse with the departure of the Dobson, Barr and Bray.
Starmount will also rely on seniors Samuel Stone, Nathan Williams, Zack Worley, Jeremy Whitaker and Hunter Myers this season.
Returning all-conference honorable mention Luke Shore highlights a young core of underclassmen.
As a freshmen, Shore hit .328 with 12 RBIs in the 2-hole in the lineup and provided an offensive spark for the Rams as a rookie sensation.
Junior varsity stars Ben Combs, Sawyer Davis, Wesley Cook, Blake Cheek and Caleb West received call-ups to the varsity level and will provide McCann depth from the bench.
After tonight's season opener, the Rams will host East Surry and Surry Central next week in non-conference tilts before traveling to Ashe County next Friday.
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Before the American Revolution, a thriving center of commerce known as Dorchester existed along the Ashley River, eighteen miles inland from Charles Town. Fifty years after the war, Dorchester was an abandoned ruins and the Lowcountry economy was deteriorating.
A new line of settlements upstate from Camden to Columbia were trading at Augusta where steamboats completed the passage with Savannah. Charleston was being replaced as the trading center for the state and the merchants of the city were facing a recession. The economic crisis prompted certain hardy businessmen to consider the establishment of a rail connection between Charleston and Hamburg, a town on the banks of the Savannah River, opposite Augusta.
In 1827, the state legislature authorized the formation of a company which would eventually be known as the South Carolina Railroad. The pioneers of this organization soon began a survey of the land between the two towns to identify elevations and certain obstacles such as large rivers and skeptical landowners. (One such old crank was Colonel Barney Brown who worried that "the blowing of whistles and ringing of bells would seriously disturb the quiet and repose of the citizens and under no circumstances would such a nuisance be tolerated by a respectable community.")
Yet, most of the people of the countryside accepted the proposed railroad and many donated land for the right-of-way, often offering their timber for the rails. The president of the company reported to the stockholders that "the praise-worthy liberality of our citizens in this particular is without parallel…the privilege has been ceded as a boon to the general good, at the sacrifice of personal convenience and interest." When the final line was set, it did not approach the site of colonial Dorchester. It did, however, pass through the area that would one day become the long axis of modern Dorchester County.
Construction of the rail line began in 1830. The rails – flat iron strips fastened to heavy heart of pine piles as an elevated trestle-work – soon crossed the fields and forests, swamps and farms of modern Dorchester County.
By 1832, the longest full service railroad in America at the time was in business. To bring the rails alive, the owners of the railroad chose a New York foundry to produce an odd contraption, little more than a boiler and pistons on wheels that would become famous as the first locomotive produced in America and known as "The Best Friend of Charleston."
Constructing the track was time-consuming – only six miles had been laid in that first year. The Best Friend never ranged beyond a few miles of Charleston and never reached the area known today as Dorchester County. Six months after it began regular service, it blew up as a result of the fireman becoming annoyed with the noise of the escaping steam and so seating himself on the safety valve.
Firemen come and go; so do railroad companies and Best Friends. The South Carolina Railroad became the Southern Railway which became the Norfolk Southern. In 1928, the Southern produced a wonderful replica of the Best Friend of Charleston, along with a tender and two passenger cars. The train was extensively displayed and widely appreciated before it found a home in a Charleston museum. Eight years ago, the Norfolk Southern moved the resurrected curiosity to Atlanta and new is returning it to a permanent home in Charleston. On the way, it will pass through Dorchester County and for the first time, reach Summerville for a stop. Colonel Barney Brown would disagree – but it really will be something to see!
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BFI Mediatheque
Announcement of partnership with British Film Institute
Hours of classic films, television, documentaries and even home movies will form a fascinating window to the nation's shared history at the new Library of Birmingham after it was confirmed it will become the home of a BFI Mediatheque.
The announcement, which sees the Library of Birmingham team up with the BFI (British Film Institute), means visitors will have free access to many of the rarest and most extraordinary titles in the BFI National Archive when the Centenary Square building opens in 2013.
First introduced in 2007, the BFI Mediatheque consists of several individual viewing stations, offering users the opportunity to view a vast selection of content taken from one of the world's most significant film and television collections. Effectively operating as a digital jukebox of rarely seen material and well-loved classics of film and TV, the Mediatheque offers an ever-expanding collection of more than 1,500 titles, over 85% of which are unavailable to view anywhere else.
News of the new facility in Birmingham comes as the BFI announces plans for expansion across the country, and the new venue at Library of Birmingham is set to become one of the largest BFI Mediatheques in the country.
Described by Time Out magazine as "One of our greatest national cultural resources", the launch of the facility in Birmingham will coincide with the addition of a plethora of local content to the Mediatheque. Joining forces with partners such as the Media Archive for Central England and Screen West Midlands, the BFI Mediatheque will provide a fascinating record of the people, places, history and creativity of the region.
Mike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council said: "I am delighted that the Library of Birmingham has been selected as the latest home of the BFI Mediatheque. Building on the excellent start to the year, with construction starting on site for the new Library of Birmingham, 2010 is really becoming a year in which Birmingham continues to set new standards for a library's place in the 21st century.
"Partnerships with organisations such as the BFI are an excellent means to deliver new and innovative services, as we seek to establish the Library of Birmingham as the hub of the city's knowledge economy. This is the first in a series of key announcements around the Library of Birmingham, and we look forward to announcing more top-class partnerships in the near future."
Brian Gambles, Assistant Director for Culture and Head of Libraries at Birmingham City Council said: "The Library of Birmingham aims to embrace digital technology, and this resource is certain to become an exciting and invaluable attraction for our visitors. The BFI Mediatheque provides library users with access to one of the world's largest film archives, and we look forward to enhancing it with a new collection chronicling Birmingham's proud history and culture."
The announcement was also welcomed by BFI Director Amanda Nevill, who said: "Film provides such a tantalising view of how the people of Britain lived and worked and played over the past century or more. The public is clamouring to see it and the job of the BFI is to make the UK's collection of archive film and television more widely and easily available to everyone, regardless of where they live or where the material is held.
We always said when we opened our first Mediatheque at BFI Southbank in London that our aim was to replicate it in every nation and region of the UK and we are several steps closer to achieving that aim now – giving people across the UK the chance to experience and enjoy unprecedented access to their national film and television heritage."


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The June 21 meeting was held on the Milledgeville campus of Central Georgia Technical College, and Jones County was well represented with nine people attending, including Board of Commissioners Chairman Preston Hawkins, Mayor Gus Wilson, and Board of Education member Alfred Pitts.
Tera Cochran, Community Action Teams coordinator and director of operations for the Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, led the meeting. The coordinator explained that Community Action Teams (CATs) are a unique partnership between the Ferst Foundation and local volunteers who are dedicated to providing books to all children under the age of 5 living in their community.
Cochran introduced Betsy Wagenhauser, who is the new president of the Ferst Foundation, as the first speaker. The president's first statement was that Georgia needs to increase registration of children receiving books.
"When counties reach above 50 percent registration, we start seeing evidence in test scores," she said.
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I use this as a contour shade. It looks perfectly natural because it is so subtle and blends so well! I love it and plan to buy an extra.
However, this is clearly only a contour shade for fair skin. It actually appears lighter than my skin tone when swatched on my wrist, but somehow turns into a perfect soft shadow color on my face. Makeup magic.
On my NW35 skin this is not a blusher at all, but does work to help get that Jo Lo glow, the Miami bronzed glowing skin look on tan skin that is so pretty. It is a fairly sheer golden frosty powder and blends out easily, leaving a glowing gold look to the skin. I am not sure how it would look on a lighter skin tone, I think on medium to darker tones this would give a beautiful glow to the skin without a ton of actual color, just a light gold that will blend in well with the skin giving is radiance. It did emphasize pores a bit, it is shimmery and that is expected, but it worked well across my forehead, bridge of nose and cheekbones in place of bronzer. I will probably never use this enough to purchase again, but I am not sorry it is in my collection. I recommend for medium to dark skin tones, and will revise this if I ever get to use it on someone fair skinned and like it!
It's a real shame that this blush isn't permanent because it would be a huge hit and there must be loads of people who never got the chance to try it. It is almost terrifyingly bright in the pan but applied lightly and with a fluffy, soft brush, it gives the prettiest "walking in the cold" flush to the cheeks and looks unbelievably pretty against fair skin. Even though I've sort of migrated to Tarte and Bobbi Brown blushes, I am still so happy I have this beauty.
I love the Sheertone Shimmer finish from MAC and so had high hopes for this blush. It is powdery – when I pick up product with my brush, I can see bits of powder flying around – and it's not very pigmented but it can be built up easily if you want a more dense shade. The fact that it's not very pigmented helps it look natural but I find it doesn't last as long as most of my other MAC blushes; it fades much more quickly.
I have and have had only the regular blush version of Strada. I think it is more nude, with a touch of pink. Wonderful for contour for pale and light skinned ladies – just use light hand. The LE version of Strada seems to be a different formula as well as slightly different color.
I have a medium/ olive skintone with yellow undertones.
Although the colour of this blusher is fairly light, it does give a radiant peachy glow. I've been very impressed with all three blushers. This one in particular is subtle enough to wear every day with a brighter lipstick like Tangerine Dream.
I have been lusting after this blush for a long time, and after getting it in my Christmas stocking, I have to say, I am in LOVE. "Desert Rose" as described by Mac is a matte soft reddish-burgundy. I wouldn't say that it is quite as dark and dramatic as they make it seem, because when you apply it with a light hand it can be used on a wide variety of skin tones. I'm SUPERUBER pale and when this is applied and blended out on me it looks fantastic (which is something I rarely say). I would describe it more as a deep mauve rose, because it's not as dark and frightening as it looks in the pan.
Because this is a matte blush, it doesn't give off any sheen, however it is incredibly pigmented. A little bit of this goes a long way and literally requires just a DAB of your brush. This is my first mac blush, and although I've tried many other brands, this one has lasted the longest on my cheeks throughout the day. (Without having to look like a walking doll in the morning)
I strongly suggest that next time you're at a mac counter, or a mac store to give this blush a try.
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I bought this since it was LE even though Christine said it was very similar to Nars Gaiety….. and she was right. If you have Gaiety you definitely don't need this. That being said, it is still a great blush and very beautiful. Very smooth and easy to blend.
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I wish I liked this color a little more but I just find it to be kinda boring. I find myself hardly ever reaching for it. If you are looking for something natural, I would say this blush is a good fit. The consistency and texture are great.
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I am fair skinned and wear this blush way more than I ever thought I would. It gives this beautiful luminous raspberry wash to my cheeks that I LOVE. A light hand and some good blending really brings out the luminosity. I have never regretted buying this shade and would recommend this to anyone regardless of complexion color.


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Guilty plea in theft from firmJuly 16,2013A Vermont woman has pleaded guilty to a charge of wire fraud for taking money from a Brattleboro law firm.
Kimberly Wilde of Guilford was employed by the Potter Stewart Law Offices until January. She managed the firms finances.
The U.S. attorneys office charged that starting in 2007, the 49-year-old Wilde embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from the firm by fraudulently causing it to issue company checks that benefited her; causing electronic transfers of firm funds to pay personal bills; and misusing firm credit cards.
Prosecutors said in an effort to conceal the misappropriation, Wilde falsified and altered bank statements and other financial records.
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A local physical therapist visited Ashe Services for Aging on Wednesday to demonstrate techniques to seniors, instructing them how to move in order to prevent falls.
"We came here once before, about a month ago, and everybody seemed to be responsive to the presentation," said Clarence Miller, the director of clinical services at Physical Therapy Services Center in Jefferson.
During his last visit, Miller discussed general information about falling, like statistics and what to do after falling. This presentation, Miller focused on preventing falls all-together.
"I'm getting a little more into prevention during transitional movements. Usually what happens when someone falls is they are doing some kind of transitional movement," said Miller.
One of the focuses of Miller's presentation was how seniors can minimize the odds of falling while traversing stairways and hills. To simplify his method, Miller gave them a phrase to remember.
"The good go up, and the bad go down," said Miller.
According to Miller, most seniors have a "good leg" and a "bad leg." Miller said seniors should lead with their good leg when walking up a stairway or hill, and lead with their bad leg when walking down. Miller says the good leg can provide much-needed stability if it follows rather than leads then walking downhill.
He also said seniors should always hold on to any available hand rails for additional support while walking on a stairway.
Miller also addressed how to avoid falling during other transitional movements, like getting out of bed.
To get out of bed, Miller advocated using a technique called "log-rolling."
Using this technique, seniors would lie back with both knees bent and their feet flat against the bed. The senior would then roll over towards the direction they want to exit the bed, bring their legs over the edge of the bed and then pushing themselves up to a seated position with their arms.
"I teach this because you're not twisting your core, and you're not moving too fast," said Miller.
Miller also showed the audience how to get up from a seated position.
Using Miller's method, a senior would scoot to the edge of the chair/bed, and place the stronger leg slightly behind the weaker leg. Much like walking downhill, the good leg provides support for the weaker leg.
For added stability, seniors should place their hands on armrest or the edge of their bed, lean their trunk forward, and press down with their arms to stand up.
Miller also discussed assistance devices like canes and walkers, and said it is important to adjust the height of both to avoid discomfort, along with avoiding falls.
"When using a cane, always hold it in the opposite hand than your weaker side,"said Miller. He said many seniors believe they should hold the cane on their weak side to compensate, but the cane should be used for support on the side that a senior will place more of their weight on, which should be on their good leg.
After Miller finished his presentation, he thanked the audience for their attentiveness, and in return, an audience member thanked Miller for his demonstration.
Miller will return to Ashe Services for Aging next month to present more information about how to avoid falls. His practice, Physical Therapy Services Center, is located at 137 West Main Street in Jefferson.


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Also I know that most Trains have electric outlets inside of them right at your seat..
Tip o' the Week: iPhone Power
The iPhone is an excellent traveling companion, whether you are still sporting the iPhone 2G or loving you some GPS-equipped iPhone 3G. Google Maps, music, movies, and apps are several of the features that make traveling more sublime, but all this functionality requires a lot of juice, and if you haven't noticed by now, you can't swap your iPhone battery when you've run it dry. What to do? Read on for this week's Tip!
Following are some suggestions for the road warriors and frequent flyers who must conserve power and/or be opportunistic about charging their iPhones!
- Carry a spare battery. Ha, just kidding. Unlike most other smartphones, the iPhone does not have a user-replaceable battery. Instead, you have to be prepared to charge at anytime, anywhere. Carry your iPhone's power adapter with you (the new ones are quite small, but apparently pose a risk of breaking and electrocuting -- be careful, and trade it in for replacement as soon as you can!). Airports have power outlets scattered throughout and if you have a little spare time before or after your flight, plug in to juice up your iPhone.
- If you are in a meeting or conference, try to arrive early enough that you can sit near a power outlet, if possible. You can also charge your iPhone via USB connected to your laptop. When you need power, it doesn't hurt to get creative!
- If you have an iPhone 3G, try disabling 3G under "Settings" to conserve power. The 3G network is faster, but just like a car using more gas the faster you drive, so goes the battery life of your iPhone when on the 3G network. Unless you really, REALLY need speed while surfing the net, drop down to EDGE for a while to save your battery.
- Dim your screen. The brighter your screen is, the more power you are using. If you can handle a dimmer screen for a while, then save your battery life by adjusting the brightness to a lower setting.
- For convenience, take along something like the Belkin Mini Surge Protector with USB Charger. Hotel rooms are sorely lacking in available power outlets, so if you have a Belkin Mini Surge Protector with you, you just added THREE power outlets and two USB charging ports to hopefully meet all of your power needs. You can get it here in the iMore Store.
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LOL that OJ picture is weak!!!!! =)
You guys should do a smackdown on external power. Morphine has a cool looking one out for 3g now and I've seen some others. I'd even consider buying one of those 9-volt chargers if I knew it wouldnt jack up my phone.
I would suggest the Duracell Mobile Charger. It is designed to:
- Charge AA and AAA NiMH batteries from the wall, or the cigarette lighter of an automobile.
- Provide a USB-out charging capability, powered by the wall, the cigarette lighter, or NiMH batteries.
The official word is that you should only use NiMH batteries, but that is oriented around charging. In a pinch, I've used non-rechargables in a pinch to charge my phone.
I used it successfully with my iPhone, as well as a Garmin GPS-based cycle computer. The fact that it is USB out means it can afford this flexibility. I also like that it offers several choices. I refer to it as the "uber-charger," as it offers several options for several devices.
Details at http://www.duracell.com/precharged/
The Kensington Battery Pack and Charger is smaller and lighter than the iPhone, can completely recharge the iPhone or add 4hrs talk and 100hrs of music.
I've replaced my Duracell Charger with this because the Duracell was too heavy.
Additionally, this is a charger (one less thing to carry on trips).
I've got a few external battery packs. The most convenient one is the iPhone Power Station from dealextreme as it's small enough for me to have 2 in a side pocket of my gadget bag. As it plugs straight into the bottom of the iphone without any need for connecting wires it means I can use my slightly elongated iphone easily.
I ordered this AA battery charger, but have not tried it yet:http://www.thepocketsolution.com/PSI-45407/3g+iPhone+AA+Battery+Booster....
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Charleston Women in International Trade (CWIT) Woman of the Year, Barbara Melvin is an exceptional leader in the maritime industry. Barbara is presently the Senior Vice President of External Affairs at the South Carolina Ports Authority. She is a seasoned leader with more than 16 years of service to the port and she is one of five senior vice presidents. Barbara provides oversight to all government relations activities, public relations, community and environmental affairs for the organization.
Prior joining the port in 1998, Barbara was Director of Government Relations for the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce, where she also lobbied on the port's behalf to the state legislature. She previously served as a policy analyst for the Georgia Governor's Office of Planning and Budget. Barbara is a member of the South Carolina Advisory Council of the United States Global Leadership Coalition and serves on the Public Policy Committee of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce. She formerly served on the board for Communities in Schools and the South Carolina Maritime Foundation and is a Liberty Fellow.
Working hand-in-hand with local, state and federal officials and lawmakers, Barbara's achievements impact international trade by advancing trade policy, securing port-related project funding, establishing tax incentives for South Carolina shippers, ensuring new legislation protects the interests of businesses involved in international trade in our state, spearheading the port's efforts to deepen Charleston Harbor, and most recently, coordinating support for the port's expansion to the Upstate at the S.C. Inland Port, which opened in October 2013. All of these projects create additional economic investments, or more clearly stated, create job opportunities for South Carolinians.
CWIT is also proud to award three scholarships this year, totaling $9,000. One scholarship will be awarded to a high school student and two scholarships will be awarded to present college attendees. CWIT is honored to help contribute to the continuing education of these bright and deserving students.
This year CWIT will award two $4,000 education scholarships to deserving current college students. One scholarship will go to Robert Hare, College of Charleston (Class of 2016). Robert is a former US Navy Reserves whose major is International Business / Global Logistics and Transportation. The other $4,000 scholarship will be awarded to Victoria Ward, College of Charleston (Class of 2015). Victoria's major is in International Business with minors in both Economics and French Language.
One $1,000 "Rising Star" scholarship will be awarded to a current high school senior. CWIT is pleased to award this to Phillip Habib, who is currently attending Stratford High School and will be attending Wofford College.
The award recipients will be honored at CWIT's 12th Annual Soiree on April 8 at Founders Hall, Charles Towne Landing. Cocktails, networking and entertainment will start at 6 p.m. and the dinner program at 7 p.m. – catered by CRU Catering. Tickets are $70.
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Kind of like the pot calling out the kettle. Shouldn't Apple solve their problems with a lack of lock screen security before they point out Android's malware failures? I love iOS and don't mind the bickering that goes on in the software space but hypocrisy drives me nuts 100% of the times that it's tried.
Phil Schiller tweets link to mobile malware report that highlights Android security threats
Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller has taken to Twitter to poke fun at Android over malware issues. Schiller simply tweeted "Be safe out there" and linked to the Mobile Threat Report from Q4 2012 from F-Secure, which talks about security issues in mobile software. According to the report, threats to Android accounted for 79% of 301 specific threats in 2012. F-Secure said that 96 new families of malware for Anroid surfaced in 2012 alone:
Android malware has been strengthening its position in the mobile threat scene. Every quarter, malware authors bring forth new threat families and variants to lure more victims and to update on the existing ones. In the fourth quarter alone, 96 new families and variants of Android threats were discovered, which almost doubles the number recorded in the previous quarter. A large portion of this number was contributed by PremiumSMS—a family of malware that generates profit through shady SMS-sending practices—which unleashed 21 new variants.
iOS accounted for just 0.7% of threats posed to mobile operating systems. Apple usually reserves taking shots at the competition for official events. This jab from Schiller is relatively low-key, simply linking to a third-party report on mobile security. There's no condemnation of Android in Schiller's message. No marketing push. Just Phil Schiller having some fun with the competition.
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Not really the same thing. Yes iOS has a passcode bypass issue but that isn't the same as a Malware on your device.
IMO, with mobile banking becoming the way most handle their banking. People need to start treating their phone like their wallet. You wouldn't lay your wallet down and walk away so why would you do that to your phone? I have yet to understand how someone gets their phone stolen other than at gun point. Haven't used a passcode and will never use one. Too much information on my phone to treat it as just a phone.
I think what Shiller is pointing out is that there is a greater threat to users by just downloading an application. Not the same as someone being irresponsible with something that contains so much information.
I'm not saying they're exactly the same. However, in these sorts of disputes companies never stay on topic and link other features into things like security.
As for mobile banking, not many smartphones have NFC chips so the point is a red herring. And as for people leaving their phones around, I guess you've never been to an office where folks leave their phones on their desks charging while they're at the restroom or talking with people. Happens all the time. This type of behavior is not going to happen in pubic, but it doesn't mean doesn't happen at all.
Mobile banking as in the apps. People are moving away from using their PC to pay bills and such. So no, it's not trying to draw attention away from the issue. It's bringing the issue into the light. People use phones nowadays for more than just talking. Much more secure information is on a phone than there ever has been.
Do those same people leave their wallet lying on the desk when they are talking or going to use the restroom? It's the same thing, It's something that contains personal information. Banking info, passwords, ect. They need to be responsible with that information the same as they are with their wallet or purse. If someone leaves their phone on the desk and walks away and a coworker steals it, tough luck. That's being irresponsible, no two ways about it. You don't leave the keys in your car when it's cold outside so it can stay warm while you run into the market.
If Apple or any of the other OS makers didn't have a lockscreen password available to it's users they would be stoned. It's there because people think they need it to protect themselves when in actuality it's there so the OS makers don't get sued. Be responsible with something that contains personal information. Would you think it's right for someone to be able to sue Apple or Samsung because they left their phone unattended in public (this includes work) and their info was stollen, simply because a lockscreen password didn't work?
To exploit the lockscreen bug of an iOS device (not sure if it's phone only or if it also affects ipads and iPods) you need to actually grab it...to get all the info from an android phone you need not even be in the same continent as said phone...malware is waaaay worse than physical access bugs.
Sadly, Android phones have been found to have lock Screen vulnerabilities lately as well. Locking a screen and allowing emergency calling appears to be a tough problem to crack :-(


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This is a tiny little how-to guide that will show you how to handle cookies in a way that preserves your privacy, but lets you browse the web conveniently, and requires minimal effort on your part.
Cookies are tiny files created on your computer when you visit certain websites. Most often they are used to enable websites remember who you are. They are also occasionally used by advertising services to track your behavior across multiple sites [Read more].
For people who are very concerned with their privacy, their are tools that act as watchdogs over all cookies (e.g. CookieCop), and you can configure browsers to block all cookies except those you approve, and get an alert any time a new website tries to add a cookie (firefox extensions).
The main problem with these utilities and addons is simply that they can require too much trouble on your part, approving and rejecting cookies every time you visit a site. And it may seem like a waste to run one of these tools constantly.
Plus, it's increasingly the case that a site simply requires cookies be enabled in order for you to navigate around the site, so blocking cookies completely while you are on a site is just not going to be an option sometimes.
I've found that the most sensible approach is to use a cleaning utility which allows you to keep a whitelist of cookies you want preserved, and then simply delete all non-whitelisted cookies occasionally.
One simple free tool that can do this well is CCleaner.
CCleaner is actually a very good general purpose cleaning utility. Here i'll just show you how to use it to eliminate unwanted cookies and preserve your privacy.
First, install CCleaner, and then open it up. You'll see a page like this:
Make sure the options to clean cookies is checked both for Internet Explorer (on main page), and Firefox (on application page).
Then, click on the Options at bottom left, and press the Cookies button. You should see a display like this:
If it's the first time you've configured it, you'll see a bunch of sites listed on the left, and none on the right. Select the sites on the left which you trust or visit regularly and want to remember you. Move them to the right hand side and they will be forever preserved.
For those you don't recognize, I'd say just go ahead and leave them to be deleted -- worst case scenario you'll have to log in to those sites again since they won't remember you until you do. Remember that deleting a cookie is never going to remove your login info from a site, it'll just make it so the site won't recognize you until you log in.
The cookies you configure to "Keep" will forever more be left alone -- all those you leave in the left hand pane will be deleted whenever CCleaner runs its cleaning pass.
Using this method of cookie cleaning means that all cookies are allowed on your pc at the time you are browsing without you ever being annoyed with a pop-up or getting some error because the site couldn't save a cookie it needs for you to navigate on the site. But then at your convenience you can easily wipe out all the cookies from sites other than those you trust.


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Google admitted that the navigation UI launched last year wasn't good enough and brought back the black bar (the color is actually dark gray). Some of the features from the old interface are still available: the list of services, the notification and sharing boxes, the settings menu.
"The new design retains many of the feature changes we made in November that proved popular, including a unified search box and Google+ sharing and notifications across Google. The biggest change is that we've replaced the drop-down Google menu with a consistent and expanded set of links running across the top of the page," explains Google.
The black bar doesn't look that great in Google's redesigned interfaces, but it's more functional than the "invisible" menu hidden behind the Google logo. It's always a bad idea to hide important navigational features, even if they clutter the interface. When you have to explain basic features because they're not obvious, you've already failed:
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This has become a weekly favorite at our house. Everyone loves it!
Beef & Bean Chile Verde
From EatingWell: January/February 2008
Chile Verde, usually a slow-cooked stew of pork, jalapeños and tomatillos, becomes an easy weeknight meal with quick-cooking ground beef and store-bought green salsa. Make it a Meal: Serve with fresh cilantro, red onion and Monterey Jack. Add your favorite hot sauce.
94 Reviews for Beef & Bean Chile Verde
Not bad...it was pretty spicy, but that was the goal. I added some cilantro into the mix and ate it with flour tortillas. Best thing is I have enough for the rest of the week! I will probably make this again sometime.
Wow! So good. Since I'm a single gal I kept the amounts of the recipe the same but substituted half a lb of ground turkey, perfect amount to bring lunch to work for a few days. I also added diced tomatoes and a can of gold & white corn. I used Herdez salsa verde, my grocery store didn't carry too many options, but this worked out well. Healthy, delicious and super easy!
I liked this recipe! I added 2 cans of beans, because I only used 1/2 lb. ground meat. Tasted really good!
LOVED THIS!!!! Substituted ground turkey for the beef, little extra chili powder and cayenne...I am in cajun country and we like spice. We ate it on tortilla chips, would be great on flour or corn tortillas too!


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Dwight Jones came to the June 11 board meeting and talked first about his goals when joining the program. He said he wanted to increase the numbers and gain respect for the Jones County program.
"We have done that," he said.
Jones said that is a good beginning, but he has a vision that includes a new field house, scoreboard, and weight room. He said he talked to the superintendent about the idea and formed a committee.
A campaign has started to raise the funds. The coach said the current weight room is not big enough to accommodate the students who need to use it.
"I've started talking to groups and asking for donations," he said.
Jones said the varsity coaches donated $1,500, and students have donated $600. Since April 1, the campaign has raised $27,000.
Jones asked the board for their help and said he would like to see the project under way in two years.
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Hello All, I am sorry have not been here much...we are dealing with my brother N law who is in the Boston hospital, and is in need of a Heart, Lung and Kidney transplant. So, we have our minds else where. We are finding that things are not getting any better and we have been told he has less than a year to live...... I am soooo sad and not sure how to help my sister and him....oh dear me I wish I could fix it ......Well, Wishing you all A Happy Holidays and Safe New year!!!!!!!
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OMG!! CHRIS...OMG OMG!!! Guess what>? There are firefighters here!!!! AND..... 2 pumpers and 1 aerial!! There's an alarm going off somewhere in the building!! OMG CHRIS.....I just got to talk to 2 firefighters.....OMG....Im sorry nut....OMG!! IM in HEAVEN....I must be dreaming.....Christmas has come early this year!!! THIS IS THE BEST NIGHT EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What can I say???? I can be very protective of people I care about!!!!
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Lol.....are you on yahoo or gmail?? Im not signed into yahoo but I will if you're there.
Are you working? Thought maybe you were going to come on IM a while ago...lol.
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- Jeder Fehler zählt : das Frankfurter Fehlerberichts- und Lernsystem für Hausarztpraxen (2007)
- Anderer Fehler sind gute Lehrer « – so lautet ein nur wenig bekanntes altes deutsches Sprichwort. Für medizinische Fehler galt das die längste Zeit nicht: entweder totgeschwiegen oder als »Kunstfehler « in das Licht der Öffentlichkeit gezerrt, entzogen sich ärztliche Fehler einer systematischen Analyse. Damit hat die Medizin lange eine wichtige Chance vertan. Am Institut für Allgemeinmedizin der Universität Frankfurt beschäftigt sich seit einigen Jahren ein Team unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Gerlach intensiv mit der Fehlerforschung. ...
- Case management for the treatment of patients with major depression in general practices – rationale, design and conduct of a cluster randomized controlled trial – PRoMPT (primary care monitoring for depressive patient's trial) [ISRCTN66386086] – Study protocol (2005)
- Background: Depression is a disorder with high prevalence in primary health care and a significant burden of illness. The delivery of health care for depression, as well as other chronic illnesses, has been criticized for several reasons and new strategies to address the needs of these illnesses have been advocated. Case management is a patient-centered approach which has shown efficacy in the treatment of depression in highly organized Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) settings and which might also be effective in other, less structured settings. Methods/Design: PRoMPT (PRimary care Monitoring for depressive Patients Trial) is a cluster randomised controlled trial with General Practice (GP) as the unit of randomisation. The aim of the study is to evaluate a GP applied case-management for patients with major depressive disorder. 70 GPs were randomised either to intervention group or to control group with the control group delivering usual care. Each GP will include 10 patients suffering from major depressive disorder according to the DSM-IV criteria. The intervention group will receive treatment based on standardized guidelines and monthly telephone monitoring from a trained practice nurse. The nurse investigates the patient's status concerning the MDD criteria, his adherence to GPs prescriptions, possible side effects of medication, and treatment goal attainment. The control group receives usual care – including recommended guidelines. Main outcome measure is the cumulative score of the section depressive disorders (PHQ-9) from the German version of the Prime MD Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-D). Secondary outcome measures are the Beck-Depression-Inventory, self-reported adherence (adapted from Moriskey) and the SF-36. In addition, data are collected about patients' satisfaction (EUROPEP-tool), medication, health care utilization, comorbidity, suicide attempts and days out of work. The study comprises three assessment times: baseline (T0) , follow-up after 6 months (T1) and follow-up after 12 months (T2). Discussion: Depression is now recognized as a disorder with a high prevalence in primary care but with insufficient treatment response. Case management seems to be a promising intervention which has the potential to bridge the gap of the usually time-limited and fragmented provision of care. Case management has been proven to be effective in several studies but its application in the private general medical practice setting remains unclear.
- Health-related quality of life among general practice patients with differing chronic diseases in Germany : cross sectional survey (2008)
- Background This study was carried out to compare the HRQoL of patients in general practice with differing chronic diseases with the HRQoL of patients without chronic conditions, to evaluate the HRQoL of general practice patients in Germany compared with the HRQoL of the general population, and to explore the influence of different chronic diseases on patients HRQoL, independently of the effects of multiple confounding variables. Methods A cross-sectional questionnaire survey including the SF-36, the EQ-5D and demographic questions was conducted in 20 general practices in Germany. 1009 consecutive patients aged 15–89 participated. The SF-36 scale scores of general practice patients with differing chronic diseases were compared with those of patients without chronic conditions. Differences in the SF-36 scale/summary scores and proportions in the EQ-5D dimensions between patients and the general population were analyzed. Independent effects of chronic conditions and demographic variables on the HRQoL were analyzed using multivariable linear regression and polynomial regression models. Results The HRQoL for general practice patients with differing chronic diseases tended to show more physical than mental health impairments compared with the reference group of patients without. Patients in general practice in Germany had considerably lower SF-36 scores than the general population (P < 0.001 for all) and showed significantly higher proportions of problems in all EQ-5D dimensions except for the self-care dimension (P < 0.001 for all). The mean EQ VAS for general practice patients was lower than that for the general population (69.2 versus 77.4, P < 0.001). The HRQoL for general practice patients in Germany seemed to be more strongly affected by diseases like depression, back pain, OA of the knee, and cancer than by hypertension and diabetes. Conclusion General practice patients with differing chronic diseases in Germany had impaired quality of life, especially in terms of physical health. The independent impacts on the HRQoL were different depending on the type of chronic disease. Findings from this study might help health professionals to concern more influential diseases in primary care from the patient´s perspective.
- Development of a primary care-based complex care management intervention for chronically ill patients at high risk for hospitalization: a study protocol (2010)
- Background: Complex care management is seen as an approach to face the challenges of an ageing society with increasing numbers of patients with complex care needs. The Medical Research Council in the United Kingdom has proposed a framework for the development and evaluation of complex interventions that will be used to develop and evaluate a primary care-based complex care management program for chronically ill patients at high risk for future hospitalization in Germany. Methods and design: We present a multi-method procedure to develop a complex care management program to implement interventions aimed at reducing potentially avoidable hospitalizations for primary care patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or chronic heart failure and a high likelihood of hospitalization. The procedure will start with reflection about underlying precipitating factors of hospitalizations and how they may be targeted by the planned intervention (pre-clinical phase). An intervention model will then be developed (phase I) based on theory, literature, and exploratory studies (phase II). Exploratory studies are planned that entail the recruitment of 200 patients from 10 general practices. Eligible patients will be identified using two ways of 'case finding': software based predictive modelling and physicians' proposal of patients based on clinical experience. The resulting subpopulations will be compared regarding healthcare utilization, care needs and resources using insurance claims data, a patient survey, and chart review. Qualitative studies with healthcare professionals and patients will be undertaken to identify potential barriers and enablers for optimal performance of the complex care management program. Discussion: This multi-method procedure will support the development of a primary care-based care management program enabling the implementation of interventions that will potentially reduce avoidable hospitalizations.
- Primary care practice-based care management for chronically ill patients (PraCMan): study protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial [ISRCTN56104508] (2011)
- Background: Care management programmes are an effective approach to care for high risk patients with complex care needs resulting from multiple co-occurring medical and non-medical conditions. These patients are likely to be hospitalized for a potentially "avoidable" cause. Nurse-led care management programmes for high risk elderly patients showed promising results. Care management programmes based on health care assistants (HCAs) targeting adult patients with a high risk of hospitalisation may be an innovative approach to deliver cost-efficient intensified care to patients most in need. Methods: PraCMan is a cluster randomized controlled trial with primary care practices as unit of randomisation. The study evaluates a complex primary care practice-based care management of patients at high risk for future hospitalizations. Eligible patients either suffer from type 2 diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic heart failure or any combination. Patients with a high likelihood of hospitalization within the following 12 months (based on insurance data) will be included in the trial. During 12 months of intervention patients of the care management group receive comprehensive assessment of medical and non-medical needs and resources as well as regular structured monitoring of symptoms. Assessment and monitoring will be performed by trained HCAs from the participating practices. Additionally, patients will receive written information, symptom diaries, action plans and a medication plan to improve self-management capabilities. This intervention is addition to usual care. Patients from the control group receive usual care. Primary outcome is the number of all-cause hospitalizations at 12 months follow-up, assessed by insurance claims data. Secondary outcomes are health-related quality of life (SF12, EQ5D), quality of chronic illness care (PACIC), health care utilisation and costs, medication adherence (MARS), depression status and severity (PHQ-9), self-management capabilities and clinical parameters. Data collection will be performed at baseline, 12 and 24 months (12 months post-intervention). Discussion: Practice-based care management for high risk individuals involving trained HCAs appears to be a promising approach to face the needs of an aging population with increasing care demands. Trial registration: Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN56104508
- Der Medication Appropriateness Index (MAI) als Zielgröße für komplexe Interventionen: erste Erfahrungen aus der PRIMUM-Pilotstudie (BMBF-Förderkennzeichen: 01GK0702) (2011)
- Meeting Abstract : 10. Deutscher Kongress für Versorgungsforschung, 18. GAA-Jahrestagung. Deutsches Netzwerk Versorgungsforschung e. V. ; Gesellschaft für Arzneimittelanwendungsforschung und Arzneimittelepidemiologie e. V. 20.-22.10.2011, Köln Hintergrund: Multimedikation als Folge von Multimorbidität ist ein zentrales Problem der Hausarztpraxis und erhöht das Risiko für unangemessene Arzneimittel-Verordnungen (VO). Um die Medikation bei älteren, multimorbiden Patienten zu optimieren und zu priorisieren, wurde eine computergestützte, durch Medizinische Fachangestellte (MFA) assistierte, komplexe Intervention (checklistengestütztes Vorbereitungsgespräch sowie Überprüfung eingenommener Medikamente durch MFA, Einsatz des web-basierten ArzneimittelinformationsDienstes AiD, spezifisches Arzt-Patienten-Gespräch) entwickelt und in einer 12-monatigen Pilotstudie auf Machbarkeit getestet. Ein auf 9 Items reduzierter MAI [1] wurde eingesetzt, um dessen Eignung als potentielles primäres Outcome der Hauptstudie zu prüfen. Material und Methoden: In die Pilotstudie in 20 Hausarztpraxen mit Cluster-Randomisation auf Praxisebene in Kontrollgruppe (Regelversorgung b. empfohlenem Standard) vs. Interventionsgruppe (komplexe Intervention b. empfohlenem Standard) wurden 5 Pat./Praxis eingeschlossen (≥65 Jahre, ≥3 chron. Erkrankungen, ≥5 Dauermedikamente, MMSE ≥26, Lebenserwartung ≥6 Monate). Zur Bewertung des MAI wurden an Baseline (T0), 6 Wo. (T1) & 3 Mon. (T2) nach Intervention erhoben: VO, Diagnosen, Natrium, Kalium & Kreatinin i.S., Größe, Gewicht, Geschlecht, Cumulative Illness Rating Scale (CIRS) [2] durch die Hausarztpraxis; Symptome für unerwünschte Arzneimittelwirkungen im Patienten-Telefoninterview. Für den MAI wurde die Angemessenheit jeder VO in den 9 Kategorien Indikation, Effektivität, Dosierung, korrekter & praktikabler Applikationsweg, Arzneimittelwechselwirkung, Drug-disease-Interaktion, Doppelverordnung, Anwendungsdauer 3-stufig bewertet (1 = korrekt - 3 = unkorrekt) und für die Auswertung auf Patientenebene summiert. Die Bewertung erfolgte ohne Kenntnis der Gruppenzugehörigkeit. Deskriptive Statistiken und Reliabilitätsanalysen, ungewichtete Auswertung und Gewichtung n. Bregnhoj [3]. Ergebnisse: Es wurden N=100 Patienten in die Studie eingeschlossen, im Mittel 76 Jahre (Standardabweichung, SD 6; Range, R: 64-93) , 52% Frauen, durchschnittlich 9 VO/Pat. (SD 2; R 4-16), mittlerer CIRS-Score 10 (SD 4; R 0-23). Basierend auf N=851 VO (100 Pat.) zu T0 betrug der Reliabilitätskoeffizient (RK, Cronbachs Alpha) der ungewichteten 9 Items 0,70. Items 1-5 wiesen akzeptable Trennschärfen auf (0,52-0,64), die der Items 6, 7 & 9 fielen mit 0,21-0,29 niedriger aus, die des Item 8 betrug 0,06. Auf der Basis der 9 gewichteten Items fiel die interne Konsistenz des MAI erwartet höher aus (0,75). Die Reliabilitätsanalysen auf VO-Ebene zeigten einen RK von 0,67 (ungewichtet) vs. 0,75 (gewichtet), die Trennschärfen waren vergleichbar. Zur Zwischenauswertung betrug der MAI (T1-T0) in der Interventionsgruppe (5 Praxen, 24 Pat.) -0,9 (SD 5,6), in der Kontrollgruppe (7 Praxen, 35 Pat.) -0,5 (SD 4,9); die Differenz zwischen beiden Gruppen Mi–Mk -0,4 [95% Konfidenzintervall: -3,4;2,6]. Schlussfolgerung: Der MAI ist als potentielles primäres Outcome in der Hauptstudie geeignet: wenige fehlende Werte, Darstellung von Unterschieden prä-post und zwischen den Gruppen, akzeptable interne Konsistenz. Der niedrige Trennschärfekoeffizient des Items 8 weist darauf hin, dass dieses Item nicht mit dem Gesamt-Skalenwert korreliert, auch die Items 6, 7 und 9 korrelieren wesentlich schwächer mit dem Gesamt-Skalenwert als die Items 1 bis 5. Eine Wichtung z.B. der Items 2, 5, 6 und 9 könnte erwogen werden, um den Fokus der Intervention in der Hauptzielgröße angemessen abzubilden.
- Colorectal cancer stage at diagnosis in migrants versus non-migrants (KoMigra): study protocol of a cross-sectional study in Germany (2014)
- Background: In Germany, about 20% of the total population have a migration background. Differences exist between migrants and non-migrants in terms of health care access and utilisation. Colorectal cancer is the second most common malignant tumour in Germany, and incidence, staging and survival chances depend, amongst other things, on ethnicity and lifestyle. The current study investigates whether stage at diagnosis differs between migrants and non-migrants with colorectal cancer in an area of high migration and attempts to identify factors that can explain any differences. Methods/Design: Data on tumour and migration status will be collected for 1,200 consecutive patients that have received a new, histologically verified diagnosis of colorectal cancer in a high migration area in Germany in the previous three months. The recruitment process is expected to take 16 months and will include gastroenterological private practices and certified centres for intestinal diseases. Descriptive and analytical analysis will be performed: the distribution of variables for migrants versus non-migrants and participants versus non-participants will be analysed using appropriate χ2-, t-, F- or Wilcoxon tests. Multivariable, logistic regression models will be performed, with the dependent variable being the dichotomized stage of the tumour (UICC stage I versus more advanced than UICC stage I). Odds ratios and associated 95%-confidence intervals will be calculated. Furthermore, ordered logistic regression models will be estimated, with the exact stage of the tumour at diagnosis as the dependent variable. Predictors used in the ordered logistic regression will be patient characteristics that are specific to migrants as well as patient characteristics that are not. Interaction models will be estimated in order to investigate whether the effects of patient characteristics on stage of tumour at the time of the initial diagnosis is different in migrants, compared to non-migrants. Discussion: An association of migration status or other socioeconomic variables with stage at diagnosis of colorectal cancer would be an important finding with respect to equal health care access among migrants. It would point to access barriers or different symptom appraisal and, in the long term, could contribute to the development of new health care concepts for migrants. Trial registration: German Clinical Trials Register DRKS00005056.
- The systematic guideline review : method, rationale, and test on chronic heart failure (2009)
- Background Evidence-based guidelines potentially improve healthcare. However, their de-novo-development requires substantial resources - especially for complex conditions, and adaptation may be biased by contextually influenced recommendations in source guidelines. In this paper we describe a new approach to guideline development - the systematic guideline review method (SGR), and its application in the development of an evidence-based guideline for family physicians on chronic heart failure (CHF). Methods A systematic search for guidelines was carried out. Evidence-based guidelines on CHF management in adults in ambulatory care published in English or German between the years 2000 and 2004 were included. Guidelines on acute or right heart failure were excluded. Eligibility was assessed by two reviewers, methodological quality of selected guidelines was appraised using the AGREE-instrument, and a framework of relevant clinical questions for diagnostics and treatment was derived. Data were extracted into evidence tables, systematically compared by means of a consistency analysis and synthesized in a preliminary draft. Most relevant primary sources were re-assessed to verify the cited evidence. Evidence and recommendations were summarized in a draft guideline. Results Of 16 included guidelines five were of good quality. A total of 35 recommendations were systematically compared: 25/35 were consistent, 9/35 inconsistent, and 1/35 unratable (derived from a single guideline). Of the 25 consistencies, 14 based on consensus, seven on evidence and four differed in grading. Major inconsistencies were found in 3/9 of the inconsistent recommendations. We re-evaluated the evidence for 17 recommendations (evidence-based, differing evidence levels and minor inconsistencies) the majority was congruent. Incongruencies were found, where the stated evidence could not be verified in the cited primary sources, or where the evaluation in the source guidelines focused on treatment benefits and underestimated the risks. The draft guideline was completed in 8.5 man-months. The main limitation to this study was the lack of a second reviewer. Conclusions The systematic guideline review including framework development, consistency analysis and validation is an effective, valid, and resource saving-approach to the development of evidence-based guidelines.


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UFC champ Dominick Cruz, Brandon Vera and Alliance Training Center cut ties with Team Lloyd Irvin - Bloody Elbow
UFC bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz, Brandon Vera and the Alliance Training Center are the latest to cut ties with Team Lloyd Irvin.In the wake of the recent stories about Team Lloyd Irvin, one of the most often asked questions is if fighters such as UFC bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz and UFC mainstay Brandon Vera and others at the Alliance Training Center have joined in the group of fighters and camps to disassociate from Irvin. Some may have noticed a small note from Dave Meltzer in his Thursday Update at Figure Four Wrestling Online that suggested they had.
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I have been able to confirm through a source close to the situation that Alliance has cut ties with Team Lloyd Irvin. Sources tell me UFC bantamweight Mike Easton will be able to train at Alliance while still training at TLI as he sees fit, it is not clear if others have that kind of structure.--A major story involving MMA and Lloyd Irvin, who until recently was the trainer of Brandon Vera and Dominick Cruz, is at Team Lloyd Irvin crippled by mass exodus of top students after yet another scandal - Bloody Elbow This is a really major deal.
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TORONTO, Ontario---One day after shutting out the Hamilton Bulldogs, the Chicago Wolves were tripped up by the Toronto Marlies, 4-2, Saturday afternoon at Ricoh Coliseum.
Left wing Bill Sweatt and forward Andrew Gordon scored the goals for the Wolves. Captain Darren Haydar pocketed two assists.
Matt Climie (11-12-1) was back between the pipes for Chicago (23-16-3-2) after a 23-save shutout on Friday night in Hamilton. He stopped 21 of 24 Toronto shots.
After getting off to a quick start Friday versus the Bulldogs, things were at a decidedly slower pace early in Toronto. It wasn't until the end of the first period that Marlies center Mike Zigomanis potted the first score, a power-play marker that beat Climie top-shelf at 16:27.
Leading 1-0 after 20 minutes, the Marlies (25-15-2-2) went back on the power play early in the second period and capitalized again. This time center Joe Colborne stuffed a loose puck into Climie's net at 4:28.
It didn't take long for the Wolves to respond. Haydar fed Sweatt down low so Sweatt could slap a wrister past Marlies goalie Jussi Rynnas at 5:14 of the second.
Still holding a 2-1 advantage, Toronto extended it midway through the second with a Jesse Blacker tip-in at 14:17.
Entering the final frame in a two-goal hole, the Wolves found a spark quickly in the form of another Haydar setup. He fed forward Andrew Gordon, who beat Rynnas stick-side 5:13 into the period.
Despite the surge in play, the Wolves couldn't close the gap all the way. Marlies right wing Carter Ashton sealed the deal for Toronto with an empty-net marker at 18:55. Rynnas (8-7-1) made 24 saves to earn the win.
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First Period---1, Toronto, Zigomanis 4 (Connolly, Gardiner), 16:27 pp. Penalties---Friesen, Chicago (boarding), 3:08; Desbiens, Chicago (goaltender interference), 15:45; Zigomanis, Toronto (hooking), 19:49.
Second Period---2, Toronto, Colborne 6 (Deschamps, Gysbers), 4:28 pp; 3, Chicago, Sweatt 9 (Haydar, Polasek), 5:14; 4, Toronto, Blacker 2 (Gardiner, Colborne), 14:17. Penalties---DiDiomete, Chicago (slashing), 3:10; Grimshaw, Toronto (holding the stick), 13:19; Rodin, Chicago (slashing), 13:39.
Third Period---5, Chicago, Gordon 13 (Haydar, Hunt), 5:13; 6, Toronto, Ashton 10 (Blacker), 18:55 en. Penalties---Archibald, Chicago (cross-checking), 19:47.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 9-5-12--26; Toronto 5-12-8--25. Power plays---Chicago 0-2; Toronto 2-5. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (21-24); Toronto, Rynnas (24-26). A---5,399. Referee---Pierre Lambert. Linesmen---Kiel Murchison and Matt Traub.
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