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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says a man can't sue the government for emotional distress after two agencies improperly shared his medical records.
The high court on Wednesday agreed with the government's contention that Stanmore Cooper's lawsuit should be thrown out.
The San Francisco man, who is HIV-positive, disclosed that information to Social Security officials to receive medical benefits but withheld it from the Federal Aviation Administration. The Social Security Administration gave the FAA the medical records during a criminal investigation involving pilots' medical fitness to fly. Cooper then sued for emotional damage from violations of the Privacy Act.
The government argued it cannot be sued for such damages under the Privacy Act. The high court agreed on a 5-3 vote.
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Dr. Michael S. Werner, DPM is a Podiatrist on staff at Largo Medical Center.
Dr. Werner completed his medical school training at the Temple University College of Podiatric Medicine, followed by his residency and internship at Kennedy Memorial Hospital.
As a Podiatrist, Dr. Werner treats conditions and performs procedures related to Podiatric medicine, including: reconstructive procedures for the foot and ankle, limb salvage, wound care, toe repair, foot repair, ankle repair, and bone debridement.
Dr. Werner's primary office is located at the Diagnostic Clinic Medical Group in Largo, Florida.

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June 24, 2011 [past updates]
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Durable goods orders rebound in May
Businesses boosted their orders for machinery, electronics products and airplanes in May. The pickup suggests manufacturing is rebounding after the Japan crises made parts scarce and slowed production of some factory goods temporarily. Orders for long-lasting manufactured products increased 1.9 percent in last month, the Commerce Department said Friday. A key category that signals business investment plans rose 1.6 percent. The stronger demand follows a revised 2.7 percent decline in April that was largely the result of supply disruptions caused by Japan's March 11th earthquake and tsunami. The inability to get critical component parts in such industries as autos and electronics slowed U.S. manufacturing. Orders for autos and auto parts rose 0.6 percent in May after having fallen 5.3 percent in April. The rebound in May in both autos and broader categories supports the view that the April lull was temporary.
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Housing, Jobs Remain Key Drag On US Growth In 2011 -Fannie Mae
Growth prospects heading into the second half of the year have dimmed amid broad downward trends in sectors spanning the U.S. economy, according to a monthly economic outlook report from Fannie Mae. While the sectors affected include housing, manufacturing and consumer spending, the housing market remains a chief drag on economic growth, said Fannie Mae economists. They said persistently high inventory levels continue to push home prices lower. Any flattening of the downward spiral of U.S. home prices isn't likely until the end of 2011, economists add. "Ultimately, the labor market holds the key to a housing recovery, but job growth is needed in order to activate housing demand," said Fannie Mae Chief Economist Doug Duncan. For the full year, Fannie Mae economists now see economic growth coming in at 2.5%, down from a previous forecast of 2.9% and more than a full percentage point lower than the growth figure seen at the beginning of the year.
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(Dow Jones Newswires |Nasdaq.com |June 21, 2011)
U.S. Manufacturing Key Facts
(BLS/DOL Employment data from "The Employment Situation, USDL 11-0809," released June 3 2011; next release is July 8, 2011)
Manufacturing Wage Rates (Quarterly, Yearly)
(BLS/DOL Productivity data from "Productivity and Costs, First Quarter 2011, Revised," USDL 11-0808, released June 2, 2011; next release is August 9, 2011)
(BEA/DOC GDP data from "Gross Domestic Product and Corporate Profits, BEA 11-32," released June 24, 2011; next release is July 29, 2011)
(BLS/DOL Employment data from "The Employment Situation, USDL-11-0809," released June 3, 2011; next release is July 8, 2011) http://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/empsit.pdf
Manufacturing Production updated
(Federal Reserve Statistical data from "Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization, G17 (419)," released June 15, 2011; next release is July 15, 2011)
Manufacturing Capacity Utilization updated
(Federal Reserve Statistical data from "Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization, G17 (419)," released June 15, 2011; next release is July 15, 2011)
(BLS/DOL Productivity data from "Productivity and Costs, First-Quarter 2011, Revised," USDL 11-0808, released June 2, 2011; next release is August 9, 2011)
(Please note that the manufacturing trade numbers are now defined on a NAICS basis, so they will not be comparable with the prior figures.)
(USA Trade Online, U.S. Census Bureau, June 9 data release. Next release is July 12, 2011)
(Census Bureau/DOC data from "Full Report on Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories and Orders (M3-2(11)-04, CB11-96)," June 2, 2011; next release is July 5, 2011)
Manufactured Goods Prices updated
(BLS/DOL data from "Producer Price Indexes, USDL 11-0889," released June 14, 2011; next release is July 14, 2011)
Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) Index
U.S. Industries Reporting Growth in may 2011
(Institute for Supply Management, data released June 1, 2011; next release is
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RIP Breaking Benjamin
So 6 months ago I didn't believe a tragedy had struck, then it was confirmed. Back to the present, I didn't wanna believe it but now it is official. http://bit.ly/aSNBwb Saying 'At least I got to see them one last time before this happened' is all to familiar.
RIP Breaking Benjamin
this is a really bad picture, but the best one I shot when I last saw them in april


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Long Beach police in standoff with man in house
LONG BEACH, Calif. Police have surrounded a Long Beach home after police say a gunmen shot a man and then holed up inside.
Police say the shooting occurred shortly before 8 a.m. Thursday. The victim is expected to survive.
A SWAT team has sealed off the area around the home on John Avenue but other details remain sketchy.
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thats nice. i like the simple background and the individual hand-drawn labels.
This is my map number 6, tried to improve some things that i learned in http://www.cartographersguild.com/fi...s-fagacea.html using for practicing. Some maps inspired me to start it but it took a diferent way after some work:
vorropohaiah - KORACHANI EMPIRE C 4000 RM
Want to say tnx for everbody that helped me in this ans specialy for:
Chashio, Lezales, - Max - , waldronate, Schwarzkreuz and Felwynn. Supporting and critiquing my map till it gets done.
And for all the ppl that is following since http://www.cartographersguild.com/fi...s-fagacea.html
The WIP is in http://www.cartographersguild.com/ge...agacea-23.html where i still working in my maps.
Thanks from aqua
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thats nice. i like the simple background and the individual hand-drawn labels.
My W.I.P Elyden globe map thread - please check it out and let me know what you think
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Pretty good job. Though i'm not a great fan of the overall asian ambience, the map is well organized ( ) clear and legible.
I agree to the former two speakers. Its a huge way from the first iteration of this map to this form. Also I am not a fan of those asian touches but I realy like your structure of elements on this map
Wow, this is really good. And i have to disagree with Max and SK here...i think the asian ambiance is what makes this map shine.
Have some Rep.!
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
I also really like the asian elements and I'd probably borrow a few of the ideas from this map if I ever remade my Daimaru Islands campaign map.


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What's on the iPod: Through My Prayers by The Avett Brothers
One more week to sign up! 8 Steps to Conference Marketing Success self-study course: Broken out into easy-to-follow sections, the course shows you every step in the process of marketing at conferences. You'll learn how to choose a conference, when and what to communicate with potential clients, and how to turn that dialog into sales. Click here for more info.
Snow. It's snowing. I'd predicted it would happen at least one more time (back in February). Since then, twice. This one is already sticking and is going to keep coming down until late tonight. I love it. Nothing makes the earth feel more serene and fresh that a blanket of snow, in my opinion.
After a nice weekend, it's exactly what I needed to ease me back into a busy work week. Today, the marketing picks up even more as the conference I'm thinking of attending is in less than four weeks. If I can get enough appointments, I'll book my flight.
Thanks to that conference last year, I doubled my income over the previous year, and I'm still working with most of the clients, plus picking up new ones (three this month have been in touch and I'm meeting a fourth tomorrow). I'm not one for shameless plugs, but if you want to learn how to get similar results, try my conference marketing course. The link is above.
For those writers not quite ready to attend conferences and trade shows, there are other ways to increase the impact of marketing. Here are a few of my favorites:
Give it 15 minutes a day. Okay, maybe 30 minutes. But in your head, you don't have 30 minutes, do you? I bet you think "I might be able to spare 15 minutes." Do it. Once you get practiced at query or LOI writing, you'll be able to crank out a good one in 15 minutes. If 15 minutes sounds like an eternity, commit to writing one query or LOI per day. Keep it within an acceptable range so you don't automatically run from.
Focus on your approach. If your queries or LOIs are getting you nowhere, revisit what you're sending. Are you telling them why you're writing? Are you spending a short paragraph giving them your most relevant background? Are you looking at their website or other marketing materials to see who they are, what they do, and what they may need? Are you showing them the benefits of working with you?
Don't forget them. How many times have I gone back to a client who was either not responsive or said not right now and ended up getting the job? Plenty enough to know that follow up is a key part of any marketing plan. Just three weeks ago I'd sent a note to a woman I hadn't talked to in a year. The result -- my first project with her has just been completed and we're working on revisions. Ask again. You have to get over the "I'm bugging them" mentality and realize they may be looking for a writer just like you to help them.
Be yourself. Know that really formal, authoritative letter you've been sending to clients to show them how much you know? Lose it. Okay, don't lose entirely the fact that you know stuff that's beneficial to them, but lose the stick-up-your-back writing. Loosen up -- this is a real person needing to connect with a writer who's approachable and willing to concede what their limitations are. We like doing business with people who are nice. Be nice and be positive.
How do you ramp up your marketing efforts?
Monday, March 25, 2013
4 Ways to Put More Marketing Cash in Your Pocket
Posted by Lori Widmer at 9:42 AM
3 comments:
- Devon Ellington said...
I let them know why I think their company is exciting, and why I'm the right person to communicate said enthusiasm to a broader audience.
- Lori said...
You'd be surprised how many people forget to do just that, Devon.
- Paula said...
I look for unexpectedly related markets, and try to spin one pitch off another. Maybe I'll query a TV magazine about a new home and garden show, then send LOIs or queries to a few shelter magazines. So many industries and professions overlap, the possibilities are endless.
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The Marriage Ref: Why Natalie Morales Joined The Show
March 26, 2010 11:00 AM by Nancy Floyd
NBC's The Marriage Ref has certainly had no problem drawing big-named talent to the show. From Jerry Seinfeld and Tina Fey to Ricky Gervais and Madonna, the show has attracted some of the most successful celebrities in show business so it's no wonder that NBC news correspondent, Natalie Morales, said yes when they asked her to participate. The Today show reporter opens up about why she agreed to do the show, her favorite arguments thus far, and her own secret to a successful marriage…
Essentially Natalie Morales is serving as a reporter of sorts on NBC's The Marriage Ref but instead of reporting on health care reform or Obama's administration, she's researching facts about pole dancing and at-home urinals. The NBC news anchor said she had hesitations about appearing on The Marriage Ref when she was first offered the job. "They came to me because they were looking for someone who has a name, a following, and deals with news, information and facts because that was the role they were looking for. When you sign yourself up for a recurring role … you always weigh how it's going to be perceived."
After talking it over with her boss at NBC News, Natalie Morales decided to give it a try and now she's having a blast researching facts for the arguments featured on The Marriage Ref. "It seems kind of crazy to think of all the issues we've talked about, from pole dancing —how many calories it burns and how some people view it as a form of exercise — to things like a guy wanting to put a urinal in his house. Half the time I'm like, is this for real?"
Morales says the funniest argument she's seen thus far on The Marriage Ref was from the first episode with "the husband who stuffed his dead dog." While being on the show has definitely entertained her, it's also helped her in her own marriage. "It makes you look at your own arguments and be like, 'Honey, at least we're not fighting about something like that,'" Morales says. She says that in her opinion the secret to a successful marriage is give and take. "Both my husband and I have crazy schedules. We've got two boys, so it's really about balancing and trying to find the right formula for making it work. There are days when I feel like I'm doing everything, and I'm sure there are days when he feels that he's doing a lot at home. Day in and day out, it's a juggling act between the two of us. So, it's [about] trying to find some time together at the end of the night and just decompress."
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People would be amazed of how much deception, lies, racism, sex, drugs, and spouse swapping goes on in big corporations. Especially with the celebrities you see everyday.


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The Army Exhibit at the Annual Meeting is the focal point of the exhibit floor. The exhibit is divided into three zones, one
of which is called "Warriors Corner." Warriors Corner provides a forum for individuals below the Senior Leader level to tell their story to the audience on the floor. Warriors Corner also provides commands throughout the Army a unique opportunity to tell their story and connect with the Annual Meeting audience in a unique and meaningful way.
Watch LIVE two Warriors Corner presentations from Iraq and Afghanistan:
Tuesday, October 11 -
9:30 a.m. ET: Maj. Gen. John W. Nicholson, Deputy Chief of Staff, Operations, International Security Assistance Force and U.S. Forces – Afghanistan
10 a.m. ET: Maj. Gen. Buchanan, U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Jeffrey S. Buchanan, spokesman for United States Forces – Iraq
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At the annual meeting – come by and see us at the U.S. Army Exhibit, booth #1775!


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Baltimore, one of the first U.S. cities to mandate LEED, has switched to the International Green Construction Code 2012 as an overlay to the city's building, fire, and related codes.
There is confusion among producers about how to determine the distances required to be provided for LEED submittals.
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) announced at Greenbuild 2014 held this week in New Orleans that it has published a comprehensive set of industry average environmental impacts for concrete to help its members address the movement toward product transparency in LEED v4.
Concrete Group Publishes Environmental Impacts of Concrete in Support of LEED v4.
The new report highlights the positive outcomes of sustainability initiatives that were part of the 2013 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, held last fall in Philadelphia.
The stadium, located in the heart of the Amazon, has an innovative ecological design and is one of the world's first stadiums to be LEED certified.
Ernest Maier solidified their commitment to sustainability today when they announced that they had signed an agreement with CarbonCure Technologies.
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) has signed an agreement with several cement and concrete groups from around the world to develop an international responsible sourcing certification program for concrete.
There are two options for the Sourcing of Raw Materials credit: raw material source and extraction reporting, and leadership extraction practices.
The USGBC's release of version 4 of the LEED rating system (LEED v4) includes new requirements for product declarations related to toxicity and human health effects.
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Battlefront has posted the meat of the Dust Battlefield rules online, along with the special rules. You'll also need the Tactics 2.0 rules to play, as Battlefield is essentially a "mod" (to use lingo from computer games) for Tactics to take it into open terrain. Additionally, you'll need some Tactics cards, some of which can be found in each faction's section on World of Dust.
Some might ask "Why buy the book if the rules are now online for free?", but the advantage of the hardback book is that everything is in one place, as opposed to the somewhat haphazard release of the PDFs (which are only really meant to be previews anyway). Also, ink is expensive these days, so it's probably cheaper to just buy the book when it goes on sale.
For anyone who might ask "UF? Posting Battlefield news?", yes I'm willing to give Battlefield a shot. Although I haven't played Battlefield yet, it does look like a different, lighter, game to Warfare that has its own niche. I've said before that Battlefield is not a replacement for Warfare; both games can co-exist as long as Battlefront supports them equally and players carry on playing them.


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She was born March 20, 1919 in Karnes County to Walter Pullin and Lucy Loftin Pullin. She was a waitress, housekeeper and a member of Grace Baptist Church in Eastland..
Funeral services were held on Oct. 27, 2012 at Harrell Funeral Chapel in Dublin, Texas with Rev. Mike Orsini officiating. Interment followed at the Old Dublin Memorial Park Cemetery.
She is survived by daughters, Peggy Roberts (Doyle) of Eastland, Bonnie Turner (Henry) of Abilene, Mary Cagle (Ivon) of Clyde, Doris Pittman of Ranger and Debbie Cutright (Dawn) of Lawn; sons, Carl Baugh (Martha) of Glen Rose, Billy Baugh (Mary Lou) of Abilene, Larry Baugh (Deborah) of Ovalo; her twin sister Ima Pullin Johnson Whitfield of Goliad; brother, Odell Ray Pullin of Texas, 31 grandchildren; 53 great- grandchildren; 20 great -great-grandchildren and seven great-great-great- grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sons, Jimmy Baugh, Tommy Baugh; grandchildren, Kathryn Zawoolskie, Stephen Baugh, Curtis Pittman and Jodi Roberts as well as several brothers and sisters.
You may sign the guestbook in her memory at www.meltonkitchens.com.


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As the XP Support Deadline Looms, D&H Offers Online January Training Sessions and Strategic Materials on Transitioning End-Customers to an Enhanced Windows 8 Environment
D&H Distributing, the leading North American computer products and consumer electronics distributor, has embarked on a major initiative called "Make the Move from XP." The program consists of educational sessions and resources to help resellers capture upgrade sales by transitioning their end-customers away from aging Microsoft Windows XP environments. D&H's trainings include several web-based sessions available as of January 23.
As the April technical support deadline for XP grows nearer, businesses will be strongly motivated to migrate to newer equipment and software, since XP-based networks will be vulnerable to viruses and issues that Microsoft will no longer resolve. The opportunity is huge, since close to 40 % of the market was reportedly still working in an XP environment in 2013. The Make the Move initiative gives resellers product information, marketing materials, statistics and strategies to help them educate their SMB customers and subsequently capture upgrades.
The program includes a Make the Move landing page at dandh.com, rife with stats and product details that resellers can use to encourage their end-users to make a transition. It features an outline on the indirect costs associated with use of an outmoded computing environment (e.g., PCs that are more than four years-old have 50 % more problems than newer models, and carry a 30 % higher cost-per-repair). The page also offers a run-down of the various advantages of Windows 8, with direct comparisons to Windows 7 and XP.
D&H is offering a full webcast and three short-subject programs through its web-based Solutions Lab. Available as of January 23, these pre-recorded presentations offer tips and instructions regarding the migration. See below for specifics on each session, which explore Microsoft tools and resources to aid the transition.
The distributor's Partner Services marketing resources library has several customizable templates relevant to this topic as well. The "Goodbye XP—the Times They Are A-Changing," "Empower Your Business with Windows 8," and the Intel-sponsored "Are Aging PCs Becoming a Company Liability?" templates can be customized with the VAR's own branding.
"We're genuinely excited about the prospects that the XP migration represents," said Jeff Davis, senior vice president of sales at D&H. "The turnover to more sophisticated technologies will be invigorating, not just for the channel, but for the business community. Despite initial market polarization when it comes to letting go of XP, these companies are in for a terrific revelation. The advanced Windows environments have much more to offer by way of security, speed, apps, mobility features and touch screen capabilities. It will drive the market in a positive direction."
The D&H Solutions Lab January 23 XP Migration Sessions are as follows
XP Migration Webcast: "Opportunity of a Decade: Migrating Customers from Windows XP"
D&H's Solutions Lab expert Bill Hersh explains the best ways to transition customers away from Windows XP, and the best reasons why. This includes strategies on engaging customers in the conversation, and information on free tools. Attendees can receive $50 savings on one of several eligible Touch Wins devices, and will be entered for a chance to win an Xbox One console.
January 23 - 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET
XP Migration Short #1: "Plan Your Migration Ahead with MAP"
This session will review Microsoft's Assessment and Planning Toolkit. MAP is a free, robust evaluation tool that helps VARs create a comprehensive inventory of all desktop and server equipment deployed at a customer's location.
XP Migration Short #2: "Prepare Your Clients for the Move"
D&H provides helpful XP migration tips, including use of Microsoft's Windows Easy Transfer Utility.
XP Migration Short #3: "Making Windows 8.1 More Familiar"
D&H shares simple tweaks and tips resellers can pass along to customers to make a new Windows 8 PC feel a little more familiar, to ease the transition.
Each of the short sessions will be presented by Solution Lab team member Matt Allison. To register, D&H customers can click on the Solutions Lab tab on dandh.com.
About D&H Distributing
As the nation's leading technology distributor, D&H provides a wealth of resources to empower solution providers and consultants, delivering a broad selection of SMB categories, products and applications. The company's offerings span server and infrastructure, SOHO and mobile applications, consumer electronics and gaming. D&H's multi-market expertise, account-dedicated sales teams, sterling service and flexible financing options are unmatched in the industry.
With an impressive 96-year history serving as a trusted advisor to the reseller channel, D&H has been able to consistently reinvent itself based upon changing market conditions. The company prides itself on creating business partnerships with an astute focus on ease-of-doing-business, relationships, value, performance and service.
D&H ships out of five separate locations in North America, including its US headquarters in Harrisburg and its Canadian headquarters in Mississauga, Ontario. Additional US warehouses are located in Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; and Fresno, CA. For more information, visit www.dandh.com.
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Statement of NJPP Senior Policy Analyst Raymond Castro on Gov. Christie's Decision to Expand Medicaid
February 26th, 2013 | by NJPP Staff | Published in Blog, Health Care, Press Releases
Despite opposition to the expansion from conservative factions of the national Republican party, Gov. Christie – much like he did in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy – has demonstrated the leadership and independence of a governor who is willing to place the interests of New Jerseyans above partisan politics by opting to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
His commendable decision is truly a win-win-win: it will improve the health of hundreds of thousands of struggling New Jerseyans, boost the state's ailing economy as a result of the influx of billions of dollars in federal funds, and save the state billions of dollars over the next decade.
For details on how the Medicaid expansion will benefit New Jersey, check out NJPP's archive of Castro's recent reports and other materials.
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Once a year Leukerbad is the place to be for all those interested in literature. Mountain, water and words, that's how we can describe the literature festival of Leukerbad. From 01st to 03rd July 2016, national and international authors will read from their works in hotel bars, at the old train station, at the Walliser Alpentherme & Spa or at midnight up on Gemmi Pass.
Event locations
3954 Leukerbad
Rate CHF
3-day-festival pass: CHF 150.-
Sponsoring ticket: CHF 500.-
Sponsoring ticket: CHF 200.-
Daily ticket, Friday / Saturday: CHF 75.-
Daily ticket, Sunday: CHF 60.-
2-day-festival pass Saturday & Sunday: CHF 125.-
Special price for the youths till 25 years old:
3-day-festival pass: CHF 75.-
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The detailed program will follow later.
The content presented here is provided and updated by regional/local tourist offices or event organisers, which is why Switzerland Tourism is unable to guarantee the correctness of the contents.


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If you are sitting at your desk at work bemoaning the end of the vacation you took last week during the holiday weekend, dreaming of sipping delicious wine with incredible cuisine in your extensive fantasy travel, John Varanese has a reprieve for your pain. This coming Tuesday, July 16th, the popular Louisville restaurant Varanese will host Around the World in Six Courses, a six course meal featuring dishes from Greece, Italy, Chile, Argentina, and more. If you aren't familiar with Varanese, my condolences. You've missed out on a local gem, but it's not too late to enjoy top notch cuisine prepared with local and organic ingredients by one of Louisville's coveted chefs. To top it off, you will enjoy wine pairings with wines from Terlato Wines International, the wine marketer with the most 90+ wine ratings in the world.
Are you starting to perk up? Then call Varanese Restaurant right now and book your seat for a mere $65.00. Don't worry, all seats are first class.
Reservations for this rare culinary adventure are of course, required. They can easily be made by calling 502-899-9904 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Space is limited so don't delay. Reception begins at 6:30 pm, dinner is at 7pm.
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By guest writer Julia Wilkinson-Minks (2008 & 2012 Canadian Olympian)
BARCELONA, Spain, August 4. TONIGHT the United States' relays felt the full spectrum of frustration and elation. Although the women were able to cap off the evening with a win, giving Missy Franklin her sixth gold medal of the meet, the men's story did not feature the same happy ending. After being the heavy favorite for the gold medal, which they backed up by finishing quite comfortably in front, the team of Matt Grevers, Kevin Cordes, Ryan Lochte and Nathan Adrian walked away without medals, because of a false start.
Kevin Cordes' start was the reason behind the American's disqualification; he dove off the blocks 0.04 seconds early, which is a much smaller margin than his false start actually looked. Surely, I was not the only person who gasped when the transition from backstroke to breaststroke was made, because even from my perspective behind my computer, it looked like a false start.
This can only be salt in Cordes' week-worth of wounds; after a fabulous collegiate season, Cordes was considered a very real threat to the medals here in Barcelona, regardless of his rookie status. His best finish was seventh place in the men's 100 breaststroke, and was ninth by a mere two hundredths of a second in the 200 breaststroke. He did not advance from the preliminary round of the 50 breaststroke, and so ending the meet atop the podium with the likes of Lochte, Adrian and Grevers would have done wonders to turn his week around. Unfortunately, that was not the case, and you can't help but feel sympathetic towards this 19-year old.
He is not the first person to disqualify a relay, and he will not be the last. Back in 2007, the United States did not even have a chance to race in the World Championship final because Ian Crocker had an early take-off on his butterfly leg in prelims. Even the world record holder, who had swum on multiple international and collegiate relay teams, made this mistake. So, although the easy answer would be to chalk Cordes' mistake up to nerves and inexperience–which would also explain his underperformances in his individual events–even highly experienced racers have made this mistake.
Of course, it is also unfortunate for the other three swimmers, especially Nathan Adrian. No doubt Lochte and Grevers are grieving the loss of this gold medal, but they already have gold medals of their own from this competition back in their hotel rooms. Adrian, the reigning Olympic champion in the 100 freestyle, was dethroned in his premier event, and also watched France take the gold medal in the 4×100 freestyle relay for the second year in a row.
Only Grevers' official split is available because of the false start into the second leg, but Adrian's split was blazing fast (46.69): he hit that water and never looked back, increasing the distance between himself and the French and Australians by the 50-meter turn.
Adrian was elated when he hit the wall first, well ahead of second and third: he was a hero again. Then, it all came crashing down, and his celebratory smile fell into a look of disbelief. The USA did not win, because they had been disqualified. France earned the gold medal, even though, if you lined up the times, the Americans did not need that 0.04 to win. They had more than enough wiggle room: it almost makes you wonder why, instead of disqualifying a team when they false start, you simply add the difference to their overall time? However, that seems like a very dangerous and slippery slope, adding a whole new element of strategy to a relay. It would turn into a circus, like when swimmers would purposely false start because only on the second false start would a swimmer be disqualified.
At the end of the day, you have four very disappointed athletes. Cordes will no doubt learn from this experience, and hopefully his less-than-impressive performances here in Barcelona do not color his confidence as he looks to next season, and ultimately, to Rio.
And, as for Lochte, Adrian, and Grevers: these men will very likely have other opportunities to be a part of gold-medal winning medley relays. It is the United States after all, and it is not as if the stars have to align in order to get four solid relay legs out of the American team. There will be other chances for Cordes and the rest of his relay to hear "The Star Spangled Banner".
Julia Wilkinson-Minks is a two-time Olympian for Canada and was a finalist in the 200-meter IM at the 2008 Beijing Games. In 2010, she became Texas A&M's first ever NCAA champion in swimming when she won the 100-yard freestyle. She graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Speech Communication. Julia retired from competitive swimming following the London Olympic Games and now lives in Texas with her husband Shane.
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It's not like I thought I had superhuman breasts, and I'd never get a lump—I just didn't give it too much thought. I never did breast self-examinations on a regular basis, just whenever I thought of it. One night, while lying in bed, my left breast just didn't feel right. Two days later, I called my gynecologist, hoping she'd tell me I was crazy.
Well, you're not crazy, she said, becoming the first person to stand up for my sanity. My gynecologist told me not to worry. Because of my age (23), the lump could be a benign cyst or a fibroadenoma. A fibroadenoma (say it with me girls: fybro-add-anoma) is a benign tumor, and is common in women under 30. A cyst is a sac that may contain air, fluid, or semi-solid material.
My next step was to get a sonogram. I'm sure you've heard your mother talk about mammograms. Usually young women won't get a mammogram because young breasts have a lot of fluid in them, causing the mammogram ineffective in showing any abnormalities. If the sonogram determines that you have a cyst or fibroadenoma, your doctor may want to do a needle biopsy. The needle is hollow and is used to remove tissue or fluid from the cyst. The material taken is sent to a lab to see if it's normal or not. If the lump is not painful and/or not too large, it may not be removed. A fibroadenoma can get smaller over time and even disappear. Always take your doctor's advice and if you're not sure, get a second opinion!
Apparently I had a very sneaky lump because the sonogram showed nothing abnormal and came back negative. I may not have superhuman breasts, but I have a lump that can magically disappear! Since I could still feel the lump, I had to go to a breast surgeon. The surgeon explained that sometimes breasts masses look like the rest of your breast on a sonogram. I was given two options: a needle biopsy or surgery to completely remove the mass. I opted for surgery because the lump was uncomfortable. Since it was on the bottom of my breast, it would press up against my bra. It wasn't unbearably painful, but it put pressure on my breast and made me feel uncomfortable.
The surgery was easy as pie. Have you ever watched those TV shows where girls get breast implants and they wake up crying and need help going to the bathroom? That's what I thought I'd be like. Three days after the surgery I was back at work. The pain was minimal, just a little uncomfortable.
My breast mass, which was the size of a large grape (the day after my surgery, my mom bought grapes, which sat uneaten), is sitting in a lab somewhere being poked and looked at under a microscope. I am sitting at my desk right now, NOT missing it! I still have bandages on my breast and have to wear a sports bra day and night. The sports bra helps with the healing process and has to be worn for two weeks after the surgery. Next week I am going back to the breast surgeon to get the bandages taken off and find out exactly what my large grape of a mass is. Then I will be as good as new and wiser!
I have promised myself to give myself monthly breast self-examinations. Even though I religiously go to the gynecologist once a year, where she performs a breast exam, it's not enough! I'm glad this happened—it made me a much wiser and responsible woman!
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Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel briefed the press on the 28th of June 2013, in front of the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station. While in Colorado, Secretary Hagel visited the headquarters of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command at Peterson AFB. Secretary Hagel will receive briefings from Gen. Chuck Jacoby and staff on a number of issues including homeland defense, integrated air and missile defense, US-Mexico military-to-military relations, and defense support of civil authorities. Available in High Definition.
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Cost-saving potential of health IT remains untapped, researchers say
Report blames poor design, slow adoption rates and failure to mold new models for providing care
In 2005, researchers from the Rand Corp. projected the United States could save more than $81 billion per year through the rapid adoption of health information technology.
Not exactly.
Seven years later, annual healthcare costs have ballooned by $800 billion to $2.8 trillion, according to a follow-up Rand analysis published in the journal Health Affairs.
The problem isn't that health IT can't make healthcare more safe and efficient, the authors say. The problem, they say in the article abstract, is slow health IT adoption rates, lack of system interoperability, difficult-to-use systems and providers that haven't figured out how to "reengineer care processes" to fully take advantage of health IT's benefits.
"In our view, health IT's failure to quickly deliver on its promise is not due to its lack of potential but to shortcomings in the design and implementation of health IT systems," the authors write. "As a result, we believe that the anticipated productivity gains of health IT are being hindered by the sluggish pace of adoption, the reluctance of many clinicians to invest the considerable time and effort required to master difficult-to-use technology, and the failure of many health care systems to implement the process changes required to fully realize health IT's potential."
The original promise of health IT can still be met if systems are redesigned to become more standardized, easier to use, interoperable, and open and available to patients, the Rand analysts say. But even if all that happens, the potential of health IT will remain untapped unless care providers rethink how they deliver IT-enabled care, "in the context of redesigned payment models that favor value over volume," they say.
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Girl Meets Life | a lifestyle blog by Gracie Gordon
style | wellness | new york city.
This is crazy- I came across the exact same (tape?) robot in the middle of an intersection here in Chicago. http://www.chocolateatime.com/2011/08/11/missing-summer/
Awesome 🙂
Gracie says
that is so weird!!
Liz @ Tip Top Shape says
Ditto about the robot thingy (also in Chicago). I wonder what it's about…
Anyhoo, great pics!! Makes me really want to go to NYC!!
Brittanie @ Three Bracelets says
Love these pictures! The robot just cracked me up!
Justine Duppong @ Life With Cheeseburgers says
I really love these photos; New York is one of my favorite places. Even though I've only been there once, it was always THE place in the U.S. I wanted to go to, ever since I was a kid.
The hubs and I are going to vegas in a week and a half for an interview he has, but the lights of NYC are what really have my heart 🙂
Emily @ Glitz Glam Granola says
I love these posts because they really show the beauty all around us and the little things to just stop and notice. Also, you look incredibly beautiful in picture #7!!
Lauren says
Is the 6th pic down right by the bus stop on Ave A i think btwn 5th and 6th sts? If so, I live right around the corner! That was fun to recognize 🙂
Kimberly says
I saw that robot while on vacation to San Fran this past week…so crazy!
Emily says
So lovely! These posts always make me miss NYC. I need to plan a visit there VERY soon.
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Massachusetts Boating Accidents
Whether sailing along the Cape or enjoying one of Massachusetts' many lakes and waterways, no one wants to think about a day on the water turning tragic. But boating accidents do occur. And the results are often tragic. Your property may be damaged or destroyed. You may suffer physical and emotional wounds. You may have to take time away from your job or need help with everyday tasks. If the accident was someone else's fault, a Massachusetts boating accidents attorney can help you recover for such losses.
What Should You Do After a Boat Accident?
In the immediate aftermath of a collision, capsize or other accident on the water, it is natural to feel panic. That is why it is so important to know what to do when one happens. By law, boaters in Massachusetts who are involved in accidents must:
- Stop at the scene.
- Render aid to anyone who needs it.
- Give, in writing, the name, address, boat ID, and other essential information to anyone who has been hurt or suffered property damage.
Of course, in some cases, it may not be safe to stop right away. Only do so if you can without endangering yourself or others.
Do You Need to File a Report?
For serious accidents, the answer is yes. Boaters must notify the Massachusetts Environmental Police of any boat accident that results in:
- Personal injury
- A fatality
- A missing person
- Property damage in excess of $500
You should file a report without delay after an accident. If there was a fatality, it must be within two days. For other accidents, you have five days. The accident report likely will serve as a key piece of evidence in your case. An attorney can help ensure it is thorough and accurate.
Locate a Local Boat Accidents Lawyer Massachusetts
Safety should be your top concern following a boat accident. Tending to your legal matters should be a close second. A knowledgeable boat accident lawyer can ensure you file the proper paperwork, help you quantify your losses, and represent you in settlement negotiations or in court. Call now to speak with a Massachusetts boat attorney at 877-913-7222.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Healthcare-associated infections (HAI) strike 2 million Americans annually, killing 99,000—more people die from HAI than car accidents and homicides combined.
"The statistics are pretty brutal," says Linda Homan, RN, CIC, a longtime infection-control professional who works for Ecolab Healthcare's Clinical and Professional Services. "They really do speak for themselves."
And as the numbers of HAI mount, so, too, does their cost to healthcare, up to $50 billion annually, Homan explained during her keynote address at the Association for Linen Management's (ALM) Annual Conference.
So, hospitals are looking for all possible sources of these infections, and leaving no stone unturned. Not even the laundry is immune to having to go under the microscope, particularly since a recent fungal-infection outbreak was traced back to a hospital's linens.HEALTHCARE TRENDS
Medical expenditures will grow to $3 trillion by 2015, Homan says, thanks in large part to an aging population that is "getting sicker and sicker." And there are emerging infections such as H1N1 and SARS putting added pressure on the system.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMMS) has begun to exclude funding for five "preventable" conditions, including hospital-acquired infections.
"I don't disagree with that, necessarily, but it's a change for healthcare in general—the concept that if something occurs on their watch, they might not get paid for it."
These trends are leading to increasing pressure from customers, Homan says, who are more closely studying factors like accreditation, mandatory reporting of infection rates, patient and physician satisfaction ratings, and the positions of consumer advocacy groups before making their healthcare decisions.
And media headlines are quick to focus attention on medical mistakes and suspect hygienic practices.
A hospital's laundry service, which has rarely been blamed when an infection arises, could now find itself standing in the police lineup with the usual suspects.
"In healthcare and infection control, textile care or laundry hasn't been something that we've focused on a lot," Homan says. "We've been very focused on the immediate patient environment in terms of their illnesses [and] their disease processes.
"The pendulum is starting to swing a little bit, and we're starting to look a little bit more at what are the other factors that might be influencing infection rates. The environment is a very hot topic right now."ORIGINS OF INFECTION PREVENTION
Healthcare infection prevention began in the 1950s with the advent of intensive-care units and in an effort to control increasing staphylococcal infections, Homan says.
It grew in the next two decades at the urging of various organizations such as The Joint Commission, and has continued to expand its areas of influence through state and federal agencies, professional and non-profit organizations, and scientific information published in journals.
Infection preventionists play a role in preventing healthcare-associated infections, ensuring that all in a hospital setting adhere to policies and regulations for infection prevention, and work to ensure that infection outbreaks are minimized or eliminated.
"The hospital is a business, and infections cost money, but so do the interventions we use to prevent infections, so we always have to be thinking about the budget," Homan says.Check back on Friday for Part 2 of this story.
Laundry Under Greater Scrutiny As Hospitals Shore Up Against Infections (Part 1)
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Healthcare-associated infections (HAI) strike 2 million Americans annually, killing 99,000—more people die from HAI than car accidents and homicides combined.


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Why the hell didn't I go to this cafe in Stockholm?
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Strict door policy?
Too cold.
Perhaps you had a bad guide :)
Perhaps the guide was fine but the freezing, pitch black, conditions not :)
Still sounds like a guide issue to me. Any respectable guide would have strongly advised against going there in winter and instead urged you to visit during summer (which is three days towards end of July)
Good point. Midsommar would have made for a smoother adjustment. Oh well.
Which reminds me, I still think this is one of the best ads of all time:
To be honest, it's not very far from the truth actually. Pike is NEVER eaten raw though. The pike you give to the cats. That's the only mistake I can spot :)
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Iran increases domestic wheat purchase price by some 31%
He went on to note that each kilogram of imported wheat costs about 8500 rials for administration, adding that, government intends to take advantage of available opportunities to increase domestic wheat production.
On July 5, Fars News Agency quoted Iranian Deputy Agriculture Minister Jasem Saedi as saying that each kilogram of wheat costs over 8500 rials for farmers.
Iran's wheat imports decreased by 60 percent in the first four months of the current solar year (started in March 21). The country imported some 963,000 tons of wheat in the period.
Iran imported 6.5 million tons of wheat worth $2.5 billion during the last solar year.
The country plans to produce 12 million tons of wheat by the end of the current solar year (March 20, 2014), Deputy Agriculture Minister Nasser Tavakoli said on Tuesday.
"Iran also plans to provide 300,000 tons of wheat seed for next year," the ISNA News Agency quoted Tavakoli as saying.
Iran's former Industry Minister Mehdi Ghazanfari said in July that the government has bought eight trillion rials (about $650 million) worth of wheat from domestic buyers since the beginning of the current Iranian solar year, the Tasnim News Agency.
Farmers sold 1.1 million tons of wheat to the government during the aforementioned period, up 16 per cent year on year.
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Wheaton Fire Department Deputy Chief Bill Schultz confirmed paramedics were called to Atten Park at 6:12 p.m. Wednesday for an emergency. He refused to comment further on the call, saying only that Eric was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove.
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Kim Zolciak has made it known in the past that she wanted many children, and she is currently pregnant with baby number five. But will blonde bombshell and The Real Housewives Of Atlanta star ever stop? According to Zolciak, she is done after the baby comes!
Kim Zolciak has always gushed that she wanted a large family, but now that The Real Housewives Of Atlanta star is pregnant with her fifth child, it appears that she may be having a change of heart. During an interview with E! recently, Zolciak mentioned that either she or Kroy would be getting fixed after the baby comes, but fans weren't buying it. One fan laughed it off on Twitter, but Zolciak promptly replied: "Yes hunni no more babies after this one!"
It's also no secret that Kim has been wanting another daughter, so that her husband will have the chance to raise a girl from birth, so that makes us wonder if she is indeed carrying a girl this time around. Kim is about halfway through the pregnancy, so she may already know what she is having, although reports claim that the family is planning to be surprised.
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Tequisquiapan is a picturesque town with cobblestone streets and antique buildings. It has a main square with a kiosk, a Church and Portals. the resort is a 10 min walk from the Square. The town has a good number of restaurants, craft shops, Clothing stores, typical sweets, etc. All units have full kitchens. Cable TV, all units feature microwaves. Phone service only at the front desk; wireless internet. Daily maid service and change of linens is only done on Tuesdays. Facilities: swimming pool with snack bar, children's pool, exercise equipment, tennis court, basketball and volleyball, billiards and ping pong, so that you and your family will find in our own facilities a sufficient reason to forget about stress and treat yourself to a healthy holiday. For your convenience, we also offer wake up service, telephone, fax, internet access and free parking on site.Check-in Time: 16:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: FridayImportant InformationPet Information: Animals are not permitted; could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.The resort does not allow entry before 16:00 hrs. Additional services for a fee are: dishwashing service, child care, linen change, and tennis court at night.
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Lifestyle | Readers offer advice for young Christians on dating and marriage
"Singles' stories" Continued...
"Christian Boy Meets Christian Girl" (WORLD, June 4, 2011) examined the confusion among Christian young men and women concerning relationships. It became the most-read article on worldmag.com last year, and many readers sent me letters based on their experiences. Here, for Valentine's Day, are excerpts from some:
"My college friends and I didn't date. ... Many had that fear in the back of our heads that if we didn't find the one during college, we never would. Then we found the perfect solution: We graduated. We and dozens of our friends found great Christian men who, outside of the pressures of the Christian college dating scene, confidently pursued us and asked us out, knowing that it might not work out. In most cases, it did, because we finally had a healthy perspective on dating-which was to follow God's leading, and not the long lists of expectations we discussed in 'dorm Bible studies.'... Perhaps the advice for these young Christians is: Don't think so hard (I know I needed the same advice) and don't read too many books on Christian dating. Let God take care of the orchestration in His perfect time."
"How tricky it is to put any 'rules' on dating. Maybe we should instead be seeking to transform ourselves into Godly men and women, and then go from there. It's ironic the many parents from the Christian 'boomer' generation are very disillusioned with dating and enthusiastic about courtship, while many Christian young adults of the 'millennial' generation are very turned off by courtship, seeing it as legalistic and having a 'sheltered feeling.' Just from the girls' side, I think a lot of women are insecure and have difficulty seeing themselves as beautiful and valuable without being attached to a man. While God did design the woman to have her desire after her husband (Genesis 3:16), a girl is just as valued and honored by God when she is not on a man's arm. Relationships and marriage are best, but that doesn't mean that single is 'second-rate.'"
"Looking at this as a Christian single man, 34 years of age, the problem is not being picky and waiting for someone better ... it is more a fear of not making a mistake that will end up with me being miserable or repeating the mistakes of the past-neglect, abandonment, divorce. Considering the statistics that show divorce so high among Christian marriages in America, we singles use caution in dating seriously. ... In my experience, churches don't know what to do with singles, especially when they hit the 30 mark. They either ignore them and hope they get married or push them to marriage quickly."
"Young Christian women have a skewed, fantasized, idealized man that they desire. It is a man with the looks of Brad Pitt, as holy as Jesus, and who comes to her apartment wearing a stunning tuxedo while driving a shining BMW convertible with which to whisk her off to the dance. These girls need to turn off the movies, put down the romance novels, and wake up. They need to come back down to earth and start seeing the world for what it really is-sinful, and in desperate need of a redeemer. Christian men are NOT perfect. They are being redeemed by Christ daily. They struggle with many sins, just like Christian women. Many girls leave no room for these imperfections in their perception of men, and as a result, never open themselves up to any man because none of them is 'good enough.' ... Girls (not just guys) need to grow up and need to stop living in such fear. The truth of the Gospel is the only thing that can set us free (John 8:32), and it is to Christ that we must cleave: Only then will we grow and learn how to live fully, think clearly, and love whole-heartedly."
"As a mother of three single daughters, all beautiful, in their mid 20's, early 30's, and still unmarried, I say it's time for the single Christian men to get off their duffs and start asking girls out as soon as possible. ... Date and date often. How are they ever going to know 'she's the one' without dating experience?"
"When I was growing up, my father told me to go out a lot. Date lots of people and get to know what I liked and didn't like in men and ultimately in a future husband. But he prefaced it by saying, have fun! Go out in groups, double dates, and circumstances that allow you to talk in safe environments. I followed his advice some of the time, but I can now say as an adult woman that I agree with him completely. We do not have to pick our mate with the first date, but we also don't need to go out with just anyone because they are of the opposite sex. We should encourage one another to meet and mingle and not stir up feeling of competition between the sexes or even between our same sex."
"I have one thing to say to college kids: SLOW THE HECK DOWN! I remember 28 sounding incredibly 'old' when I was 22, but now I know just how young I am. I know this is rather blunt, but college kids have not had to 'wait' for anything and frankly, neither have I at 28! People these days are getting married late, and starting families later: This is absolutely fine, and smart! ... A lot of college students would be wise to realize that they need not be in any hurry. At this young age, many people don't realize that they have a lot of growing up to do. I certainly didn't realize this at 22, but knowing what I do now, I wouldn't trade the last six years as a single woman for anything, and I know I still have a lot to learn. God has helped me continually grow into the woman he created me to be, and I believe he's preparing me for a life of marriage with someone who is also growing in the same ways I am."


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Have you seen the new Water For Elephants trailer that debuted last night during American Idol? If you haven't, you can watch the new Water For Elephants trailer in the video below.
I have to admit, while I was already pretty excited about the Water For Elephants premiere on April 22nd, I'm even more anxious for this film to come out after viewing this new trailer. How hot are Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon together? I actually think that Robert has better on-screen chemistry with Reese than with Kristen Stewart.
The Water For Elephants novel, by Sara Gruen, is one of the best books I've ever read, and judging from the new Water For Elephants trailer, it looks like producers absolutely nailed it when they cast Pattinson and Witherspoon in the leading roles of Jacob and Marlena. While watching the video, I could actually feel the electricity between them, and their desire to be together despite the fact that the odds are stacked against them.
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One of the pros of life in a sunshine destination like Dubai is year-round enjoyment of the emirate's beautiful beaches. It's no surprise then that, back in the property boom, when beach-front properties were first made available for non-UAE nationals to buy, they were snapped up quicker than you could say "read the contract".
But, for many, it seems it's been a case of buy in haste and repent at leisure… though not at the leisure club. Two high-profile disputes between property developers and owners have broken out as property developers seek to charge residents for access to beach clubs that owners say they were told would be free.
On Palm Jumeirah, residents of the Shoreline Apartments have been told by developer Nakheel that they'll have to pay AED 5,000 (£863) a year for family access to beach clubs they already own. Compared to the high cost of a family membership at a hotel beach club, which can mount to AED 60,000 (£10,365) or more, it's not a lot. But, as part of Nakheel's privatisation plan, the residents' beach clubs will also be opened up to the public, which, for those seeking exclusivity, is perhaps even more irritating than having to pay a nominal fee.
In Jumeirah Beach Residences – Dubai Properties' development of beach-front high-rise towers that was widely advertised as "Your Home on the Beach" – residents found out last month that they, too, will have to pay to use the private beach club that they say they were promised for free.
It legal terms, it seems nothing was written either way in the sales agreements. The power therefore lies in the hands of the developers, which claim that, while they promised facilities, they never said they would be free. That, they say, was an assumption on the part of eager buyers.
And, to be fair, for buyers to assume that swimming pools and gyms would be included for at no extra cost would be reasonable because all luxury apartment blocks here offer those facilities as standard. Beach clubs, though, are an unprecedented area since none had been offered prior to these two developments.
But, while owners and developers argue it out, the bigger picture is the damage that may be done on an international scale by the fall-out from this debate. If property developers continue to renege on apparent verbal promises like this, how will Dubai's property market ever recover in the eyes of the world?
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The room contains 2 single beds on the floor; which could be pushed together if you are a couple, another single bed on the loft, two small night tables, another little table, a dresser, heater and its own balcony. The kitchen is fully-equipped, containing a stove, oven, sink, microwave, refrigerator, cooking supplies and utensils. The entire apartment is supplied with toilet paper, paper towel, dish washing soap, hand soap, and garbage bags. The bathroom is broken up in to two rooms - one with a shower and another with the toilet. There are two washing machines and a large washing sink located upstairs. The flat has high-speed WiFi internet access.
The location of the apartment is on Benediktska street, nestled quaintly between Old Town Square and Namesti Republiky. This particular area of town is filled with fun and interesting things to do and see. There are bike tours, walking tours, river boat rides, and other fun stuff located within walking distance. Letna Park, which has a beer garden overlooking the city, is just across the river and up the hill. The grocery store is a 30 second walk and there is a 24 hour non-stop convenience store located down the street. There are two large shopping malls located a minute away.
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This accommodation is in a super location and we were warmly welcomed by Vincent. However, all in all we felt that this place wasn't in the spirit of wimdu, and it was nothing like as good as we've come to expect of wimdu. We didn't mind sharing bathroom and kitchen, but these communal facilities were in a poor state. Dirty crockery, broken tiles in a toilet which was situated in the kitchen area and had no hand-washing facilities, a shower head that had to be hand-held... I could carry on. And there's little point in exhorting people to keep areas clean if there's no plug in the kitchen sink or even a washing-up bowl. We also missed any means of making coffee - not even a filter! So all in all a disappointment in spite of the potential of this accommodation.
Alloggio fantastico! Posizione centralissima e staff gentilissimo!! Se dovessi tornare a Praga tornerei qui!
The apartment was good, the room spacious and very close to the old town (not even 5 minutes to walk). Lots of restaurants and bars around. Vincent's assistant is a very nice and friendly person, always willing to help and answer all our questions.
The Flat was clean and Vincent and his assistant Lindsey are very friendly! She told us everything we need to know about the flat, the house rules and Prague itself.
The flat is large enough for 9 people but you need a bit of time management to get all 9 people through one bathroom with the only toilet in that flat.
For the breakfast we need to carry all the tables and chairs in one room so that we can launch all together because there is no real kitchen. And if you like to drink coffee you should better bring a coffee machine or at least a filter holder! Using a coffee filter inside a sieve is funny but need a lot of time and intuition ;-)
However, for that price I think the flat is fair enough for 4 stars and I really liked the close location to the center of Prague!
Thanks for the nice time!
Prima verblijf gehad.Prima appartement kregen we tot ons beschikking. Het zag er verzorgd en netjes uit. Al met al zeer tevreden! We hebben erg genoten van onze vakantie in Praag!
I did not like this apartment. The so called kitchen was not a kitchen. The so called kitchen was in the hallway.We had to do the washing up in the toiletbaisin because it was the only place where there had wather. The shower was a bigger joke. Difficult to get water running in it. No mirror where you could see more than your head. I would never recommend this apartment. The staff was very friendly though.
Very nice and helpful host; great location! well, value for money
Appartamento comodo, letteralmente a due passi dal centro, stanza spaziosa e perfetta anche per un soggiorno di una settimana. Cucina e bagno sono in comune, ma li abbiamo sempre trovati puliti, sebbene i nostri coinquilini cambiassero spesso. Vincent e le sue assistenti sono molto socievoli, cordiali e disponibili per consigli e altro. Assolutamente consigliato
Thank you!
Sieben Personen, die das Neujahr in Prag gefeiert haben und letztlich auch sieben positive Eindrücke und Bewertungen. Wer die beste Lage haben will, kann für wenig Geld in dieser Wohnung sein. Auch der Kontakt zu Vincent war super! Ein sehr netter und hilfsbereiter Vermieter! Wir würden alle jederzeit wieder kommen und diese Wohnung weiterempfehlen!
Vielen Dank und frohes Neues noch!
Wir waren für 3 Nächte in dieser Unterkunft von Vincent. Schon im Vorfeld hat Vincent mir wichtige Infos über Prag geschickt die auch sehr hilfreich waren. Vincent ist wirklich nett, die Schlüsselübergabe hat problemlos geklappt. In der Wohnung ist alles wichtige vorhanden, Sauberkeit war ganz ok, das Zimmer war schön und groß, lediglich die Betten waren relativ hart, was aber im Endeffekt nicht so tragisch war. Im Kühlschrank war Milch zur freien Entnahme vorhanden, außerdem gab es Tee und Kaffee.
Die Lage der Wohnung ist wirklich top, 5 Geh Minuten zum Platz der Republik, ungefähr 15 zum Wenzelsplatz und zum Altstädterring.
Alles in allem ist das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis wirklich super! Ich würde diese Unterkunft auf jeden Fall weiter empfehlen und werde bei meinem nächsten Besuch in Prag sicher wieder hier ansteigen! :-)
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August 29, 2011 02:24 PM by Lisa Princ
Earlier today, the season 13 celebrity cast of Dancing With The Stars on ABC was leaked out, and revealed both Nancy Grace and Chaz Bono as contestants, but we were left wondering which pros would be joining them. Well, there is also a rumored pro list for season 13 – read on to find out who it consists of!
The official Dancing With The Stars celebrity cast announcement will be revealed on tonight's episode of The Bachelor Pad, and the official pros cast announcement for season 13 may or may not be announced for a few days, but rumors are circulating about the pros this season as well. According to DWTSGossip, the pros for season 13 are: Derek Hough, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Mark Ballas, Tony Dovolani, Tristan MacManus, Val Chmerkovskiy, Anna Trebunskaya, Cheryl Burke, Karina Smirnoff, Kym Johnson, Lacey Schwimmer, and Peta Murgatroyd.
The pairings are reported to be aired on Wednesday, according to ABC, but sources on the web claim that Tony Dovolani will be dancing with Chynna Phillips, but no other pairings have been revealed. Don't recognize some of these names? You may remember Peta and Tristan from "The Troupe" last season, and newbie, Val Chmerkovskiy is the younger brother of our hunky Maks!
Are you excited about the season 13 cast announcement? Who would you like to see on Dancing With The Stars on ABC? And if these are all true, which pairs would you like to see together? Comment and share your thoughts with us!
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August 29th, 2011 at 7:39 pm
They seriously screw over Tony every time. Poor Chyna is going to be a mess. But that's one less handful for Maks! Let's hope he gets Ricki Lake!!
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Angelina Jolie's tattoo cover-upAngelina Jolie has a private team of make-up artists who cover her tattoos before filming.
Since film bosses ordered the pregnant actress - who is currently shooting new movie 'Beowulf' - to hide her extensive body art, the gorgeous star has had to endure four hours of make-up on the set of her films.
The 30-year-old star has more than ten tattoos and symbols etched onto her person.
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If you want to, you could probably put together a pretty strong argument in favor of abandoning the National Film Registry. Im not sure we actually need a government sponsored program to preserve our most valuable films in this age of easily stored digital copies. Yet, Im not going to make that argument. Maybe it isnt really necessary, but it still feels important when I tell you that The Matrix is on the list of the 25 films selected for inclusion in the National Film Registry this year.
Movies are selected based on whether the Library of Congress thinks a film is culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant. Id say its safe to say The Matrix easily fits those criteria. So do the other 24 films selected. Heres the full list:
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Most of the names you dont recognize on that list are significant technical landmarks. The Kodachrome Color Motion Picture Test, for instance, was a two color blue and red film meant to demonstrate that color movies could attract an audience. They Call it Pro Football was an NFL film which utilized a telephoto lens and slow motion.
Some of the more notable names on the list, you might have expected were already in. Given the number of t-shirts sold to hipsters, Id have assumed Breakfast at Tiffanys was definitely already locked away for preservation. Dirty Harry seems sort of like a given too. And, though I never would have expected it at all, nice to see the underrated A League of Their Own getting a little recognition. You cant have too much Tom Hanks in the archive.
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The #2 track on Linkin Park's second CD, "Reanimation". The track has a rock/techno/hip-hop beat to it. Linkin Park was even gracious enough to make an awesome video to it.
After listening to Linkin Park's original version of the song, "Points of Authority", I decided to hear what "Pts.OF.Athrty" would sound like.
by Bryan Corkins April 26, 2007


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A curious lad, Bobby decided to pedal his bicycle the 2,052.9 ft length of the double-decked twin arch bridge, across the Ohio River, and into Indiana. In doing so, he became the first citizen to traverse the Interstate 64 bridge, named after New Albany native and former United States Senator and Supreme Court justice Sherman Minton.
"We've been debating this issue in Frankfort for more than 15 years. The citizens of our state are clamoring to have their voices heard," Gov. Beshear said. "Two recent polls show more than 80 percent of Kentuckians want to cast a ballot on gaming. Are we going to listen to them or not?"
"It is important that government be open and accountable. We respect the Landmarks Commission and the work they do and we will continue to work with them. However, final determination should be made in an open process by the group elected and held accountable by the people of Louisville and not an appointed body," says Yates.
The investigation began in October 2010 following revelations of widespread use of "robo-signed" affidavits in foreclosure proceedings across the country. During investigation, other servicer-related problems were identified, including deceptive practices in offerings of loan modifications.
"We have been concerned about the degree of economic recovery through the fiscal year, and I congratulate our managers who have been frugally spending their budgets," Fischer said. "Through sound fiscal management by department directors, we were able to overcome the deficit without directly affecting people or services. Nearly every agency helped share the pain, and we were able to make reductions without mandating across-the-board cuts."
"Make no mistake: the Obama Administration's decision to force religious hospitals, charities, and schools to comply with a mandate that violates their religious views is abhorrent to the foundational principles of our nation. No one in the United States of America should ever be compelled by their government to choose between violating their religious beliefs or be penalized for refusing. Yet that's precisely what this mandate would do."
"The Cabinet is consumed with a bureaucratic mentality and an institutional incompetence instilled by Cabinet leaders. The Cabinet has become a law unto itself."
"Bill Summers defines the term, public servant. For more than four decades, he has been a skilled leader, a thoughtful adviser and a true conscience for mayor after mayor. No one has shown more dedication to improving his hometown than William Summers IV."
But what about "idiots and insane persons." The Kentucky Constitution won't allow them to vote either. Is this entirely fair? Their lack of mental capacity—through no fault of their own—is used by a society prejudiced against the weak-minded to deprive them of their God-given right to self-government. They still pay taxes, don't they?
Never before has the federal government forced individuals and organizations to go out into the marketplace and buy a product that violates their conscience.
Meanwhile, the murder mansion is on the market, and would make a lovely residence for some genteel family seeking to settle in the historic Old Louisville neighborhood.
During the LMPD interrogations, both men described how they dug a pit in the basement to hide Carroll's body; but each claimed the other was responsible for the murder.
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