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Chester, Pennsylvania-based producer Jahlil Beats announced today, via Twitter, that he is the latest Hip Hop artist signed to Roc Nation. It is believed that the producer signed with the management branch of Jay-Z's New York-based imprint. Jahlil is perhaps best known for producing Meek Mill's hit single "Rose Red" , in addition to work with Chris Brown and Young Money.
At Roc Nation, Jahlil Beats joins deejays Mick Boogie and D-Nice, as well as J. Cole and others. Announcing the signing, Jahlil thanked Roc execs Jay, Ty Ty and Emory. Moments later, he thanked Meek and legendary Philadelphia music executive Charlie Mack.
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This annual audit, sponsored by the Arrupe Center for Business Ethics at St. Joseph's University, tracks and analyzes how the media covers industry issues. Each year, the audit identifies the "hot button" issues attracting media attention, compares how these issues are now covered in previous years, and reports on the pharmaceutical companies and brands most often cited in the news. This year, for the first time, we've turned the tables to focus on how each newspaper in the study presented the industry.
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Joseph Johnson sorts through clothing at the Heart of America Stand Down for veterans held June 4th and 5th on the grounds of the Manual Career & Technical Center in Kansas City, Mo. The Heart of America Stand Down is a program designed to help homeless veterans in the Kansas City area. The program brings veterans to the event to give them a chance to access needed services in an environment where they are treated with dignity. The veterans are given medical and vision care, three meals a day, a safe place to sleep, and other services and counseling they may require.
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Hell's Kitchen Recap: Blue Menu vs. Red Menu
July 18, 2012 12:01 AM by Melissa Stavarski
Fox's Hell's Kitchen picks up right where last night's show ended. The teams created their own menus for Hell's Kitchen dinner service. Gordon Ramsay warns the nine remaining chefs, "No excuses. Your stations. Your menu. My standards!" And, with that, let's open up Hell's Kitchen! Who's going to live up to Ramsay's standards? Who's going to fall short? Keep reading for all the details.
Dinner Service
Robyn puts out bad appetizers for the blue team. It not her fault, of course. Justin's dish is lame. Justin isn't helping her. Justin set Robyn up for failure. My children blame and whine less than these adults do!
The red team is flying through their appetizers, getting ready to start their entrees. Barbie asks Kimmie if she needs any help on meat. Huh? Did Barbie really think Kimmie would accept help from Barbie? Kimmie's like, Hey, Barbie, see these two fat fingers (she means hands) from Memphis? I don't need your help.
However, Kimmie's meat is inconsistent. Ramsay tells her that's not good enough.
Tiffany is shoving food into her mouth. Not just taking a taste, to check her seasonings, she's shoving it in by the spoonfuls.
In the blue kitchen, Robyn runs out of scallops, putting an end to the scallops shoved into a flower. Robyn reconfirms the notion that she shouldn't be allowed to mingle with the dinner guests. She has to tell the guests she's out of scallops. She's talking a mile a minute, "We're out of scallops.
I have the hots for Clemenza. I over cooked, nothing is MY fault, I under cooked, Justin is stupid, and can I offer you a salad instead?" She gets her point across, but her table-side manner leaves a lot to be desired. Nevertheless, the dinner guests agree.
Brian forgets about an onion garnish, then he puts soggy onions on the pass. Dana sends raw lobsters to the dining room. Meanwhile, Tiffany is eating again. Yuck! Ramsay catches Tiffany using dirty pans.
Clemenza messes up an order, placing one sea bass instead of two. It's not his fault, of course. He says to Ramsay, "I have the other sea bass right here," gesturing to an empty pan. They're all so dim-witted!
For the first time in Ramsay's experience, raw potatoes come out of the red kitchen. Tiffany is annoyed. She says, "Can we just get done without getting yelled at?"
Perhaps if you cook the food correctly… how about that?
Then she groans, "All I have to do is take my potatoes and put them into a pan. It's not that hard."
Dana told Tiffany during prep that the potatoes weren't cooked. She couldn't be bothered to "put them into a pan" to make sure they're perfectly cooked for the guests. Tiffany swears she loves food more than she loves her family. She ranked her passion for the competition at a 9, so her family must rate a 7 or 8. Beer, wine, and cigarettes are tied for 10.
Tiffany is throwing around more and more attitude because of the potatoes. Chef Andi steps in. She says, "Tiffany, you're the sloppiest cook I've ever seen in my entire life."
A "no, I'm not"/"yes, you are" argument ensues. Chef Andi wants Tiffany out of her sight, tells her to go take a walk.
Tiffany cries that they all just made her look like an idiot. She does that to herself.
The blue team is soooo close to the end of their service when they get kicked out of the kitchen because Brian serves raw fish.
Ramsay rips up the diners' comment cards. Simply put, they're all losers tonight. Each team must nominate two for elimination. Ramsay tells the blue team they're an embarrassment. He reminds the red team about their raw potatoes and raw lobsters. Justin chugs Pepto Bismol while everyone argues.
Blue team nominates Robyn and Clemenza.
Robyn and Justin fight all through deliberations in the dorms and nominations in the kitchen.
Red team nominates Tiffany and Barbie.
Ramsay asks, "Barbie over Kimmie?" I know, right? Or even Dana, because of the raw lobsters. No way, Barbie's nominated because she makes faces.
All four of them do the "save me" song and dance. Ramsay gives Robyn a hard time because she couldn't get along with the red team and now she can't get along with the blue team. Ramsay says, "There's nowhere else I can put you!" How about on a bus back to where ever she came from.
There's really no question here – Ramsay takes Tiffany's jacket. Tiffany is surprised she's being eliminated so early. I'm surprised she made it this far! The only cooking I see in Tiffany's future is at a fly-infested truck stop. I picture Tiffany with a cigarette in one hand a greasy spoon in the other hand.
Very happy that Tiffany is gone! I'm just sad she didn't take Robyn with her.
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Yup, I broke my dang leg on a cruise (NOT the Jungle River Cruise. LOL!)
Ma came down and took care of me for a month while I recovered from surgery (plate and pins in my leg now)....
Her "treat" to me was taking me to Epcot before she left. We went the weekend Neil Patrick Harris narrated the Candlelight Processional.
We drove to the park and parked in HC parking but I refused to ride in a courtesy wheelchair up to the entrance. Instead, I crutched all the way up there.
We rented a wheelchair for $15 from the rental area and ma pushed me around all day. No small feat since I outweigh her by ~50 lbs.
I rode Soarin'. She wheeled me in there and I hopped into a seat. Then we did Living With The Land. They actually have a boat that they can wheel the wheelchair onto without having to transfer (which I was unable to do).
The rest of the time, we just wheeled around World Showcase and drank. LOL! We ate lunch at the re-done Yakitori House (still a tiny little crammed mess inside and they got rid of my ginger chicken salad). Ate outside since it was gorgeous out.
Ma was convinced all day she was seeing NPH everywhere and then we finally saw him in UK. He walked right past me twice and then ma stalked him into the R&C. LOL! It sprinkled a little bit in the afternoon and ma wheeled me under the tunnel that connects the Toy Shop with the Armory/Emblem Shop.
The park got packed during the evening and we were unable to attend the C.P. because the seats were sold out and I couldn't really stand and look over the crowd. We went to Germany and drank beer instead.
It was interesting seeing/experiencing Epcot from a different perspective. Both as being eye-level with a child and also as a disabled individual.
I should also note the CM's were totally off their game that day. I don't know what was up. Every restroom I went in was filthy and ma said one cashier girl was point-blank rude to her.


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Barolo: Then and Now
Barolo is the "King" of Italian wines. Its crown, however, has changed during the past 50 years or so. Italy's wine laws went into effect in the mid-1960's. At that time Barolo was a DOC wine. There were 3 categories: DOC Regular (Normale), DOC Riserva...Read more »


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UMW News BureauBulldog basketball coach Steven Keller announced the signing of three prep standouts from Montana. Signing letters of intent are Brian Bullock of Boulder, Mont.; Kris Castro of Huntley, Mont.; and Rylan Shaw of Billings, Mont. By Wally Feldt University of Montana Western head men's basketball coach Steve Keller announced the signing of Brian Bullock of Boulder, Mont.; Kris Castro of Huntley, Mont.; and Rylan Shaw of Billings, Mont. to Frontier Conference/NAIA letters of intent. Bullock, a 2010 graduate of Jefferson County High School, is a 6-foot-1 guard. He averaged 19 points, 5.5 rebounds and five assists per game while hitting 50 percent of his field goals and 86 percent of his free throws. Bullock earned all-conference and all-state honors. He maintained a 3.8 GPA and received academic all-state honors. He is the son of Chris and Stacey Bullock and will major in biology. Castro, a 2010 graduate of Huntley Project High School, is a 6-1 guard. He averaged 12.7 points, 6.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. He earned all-conference and all-state honors. Castro also participated in golf. He maintained a 3.51 GPA and earned academic all-state honors. He is the son of Vincent and Kelly Castro and will major in elementary education. Shaw, a 2010 graduate of Billings Skyview High School, is a 6-1 guard. He averaged 12.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game. Shaw earned honorable mention all-conference honors as a junior and second-team all-conference honors as a senior. He is the son of Steve and Karla Shaw and will major in education. "This is another great group of talented student-athletes," Keller said. "All three come from good high school programs and all have the skills and work ethic to make a successful transition to college."
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Oglebay Institute Gets New President
January 1, 2014
The new president of Oglebay Institute says she hopes to make Wheeling and the local arts scene "a destination place" for the Pittsburgh area. Valerie Golik, a resident of Marshall Township, Pa....
They forgot to tell you the new slogan for Wee-ling is :
"Wheeling---the friendly city..., LOL ROTFL!"
Why she has a full set of teeth! She CANNOT be from West By God Virinny!
Oh yeah, PA.. Won't last . . . . RUN Forest Gump, RUN!
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We've been told that the hereditary principle are going to be changed, possibly within the next 5/6 months for the the second in line to the throne, so that his first born be it a boy or a girl will be third in line, pushing all the others one place further away, to their disgust or pleasure, depending on their desires.
Will this new rule apply to all our minor dignitories like Dukes, Earls and Barons etc; I can't think why not.
I read an article today that said all young women are to pay the same car insurance costs as young males. I knew that that females were to pay equal insurance premiums with males, what I don't get is the fact, in a numerous cases, females pay is not on a par with males.


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Walk over to whichever file you keep your handbook, look for the date it was last updated, and if it is anything earlier than 2014, it's time for a deep review.
Mustering the courage to be candid and push beyond what's expected, and a healthy dose of self-realization are qualities that embody a Workforce Game Changer.
The HR veteran and former CEO of Great Place to Work Institute has joined Globoforce as a consultant and chair of its WorkHuman advisory board.
As with any career, HR comes with its fair share of drudgery, but beyond that, HR drives the organization forward and affects each and every one of us on a personal level.
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May 26, 2016
A shooting last night in the Lauderdale community claimed the life of a local man. He was identified by authorities as 45-year-old David Lancaster.
The Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department is still trying to gather all the pieces of the story.
Officials say 63-year-old Geraldine Walton called a friend immediately after firing the gun around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. The friend then called the sheriff's department. Walton is charged with murder.
When sheriff's deputies arrived, they found the victim dead at the residence.
"It is my understanding that the victim, David Lancaster, had lived for the better part of ten years at the house with her or in a trailer behind it," said Chief Deputy Ward Calhoun. "And that she had given him a place to live. That's what I understand of it. "
Calhoun says the investigation will continue. He did not release any possible motive.
Investigators say want to talk to friends and family of both the suspect and victim to try and gather some answers.
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Citigroup's fourth quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street's expectations as the bank's legal expenses rose and it released less money from its loan-loss reserves.
The bank, based in New York, said a big chunk of the legal expenses came from a settlement reached last week over illegal foreclosure practices in the aftermath of the housing bust.
It was Citigroup's first quarter under the leadership of CEO Michael Corbat, who took the helm after former CEO Vikram Pandit resigned abruptly in October.
We recognize that our net income today doesn't yet reflect the amount or caliber of earnings that our shareholders expect and our franchise is capable of,'' Corbat said on a conference call with analysts to discuss the results.
Corbat's first bold move was a decision, announced in December, to cut 11,000 jobs, close dozens of branches and trim its consumer banking business in some countries. More than half of the job cuts were to come from the company's consumer banking unit. Citigroup took a previously announced charge of $1 billion in the quarter related to that ``repositioning'' process.
The bank has cut 7,000 jobs since the year-ago quarter, about 3 percent in its overall work force. Since the previous quarter, 3,000 jobs were eliminated. Citigroup now employs 259,000 people.
Citi earned $1.16 billion after paying preferred dividends, or 38 cents per share, in the three months ended Dec. 31. That compares with $933 million, or 31 cents per share, in the same period a year earlier.
Excluding one-time costs related to restructuring and accounting for outstanding debt, the bank earned 69 cents per share. That's well below the 97 cents per share analysts polled by FactSet were expecting.
Citigroup's Latin American and Asian operations, a traditional source of strength for the bank, helped drive the earnings growth. Net income from both regions rose 16 percent over fourth quarter of 2011.
In Europe, the Middle East and Africa, net income fell 6 percent from the previous year.
Revenue rose to $18.7 billion, up 8 percent from the same period a year earlier and slightly below forecasts.
Citi's net interest revenue, which includes interest collected on loans and interest paid out to depositors, edged up to $12.15 billion from $12.08 billion a year earlier. Banks' interest income has been squeezed by ultra-low interest rates and competition for depositors. They are increasingly reliant on fee-based services like investment management and advisory offerings.
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Synthesis of phylogeny and taxonomy into a comprehensive tree of lifeSeptember 20th, 2015
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Hinchliff, C. E., S. A. Smith, J. F. Allman, J. G. Burleigh, R. Chaudhary, L. M. Coghill, K. A. Crandall, J. Deng, B. T. Drew, R. Gazis, K. Gude, D. S. Hibbett, L. A. Katz, H. D. Laughinghouse, E. J. McTavish, P. E. Midford, C. L. Owen, R. H. Ree, J. A. Rees, D. E. Soltis, T. Williams, and K. A. Cranston. 2015. Synthesis of phylogeny and taxonomy into a comprehensive tree of life. PNAS 201423041. [View article on publisher's site]
An Exploration into Fern Genome SpaceSeptember 17th, 2015
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Wolf, P. G., E. B. Sessa, D. B. Marchant, F.-W. Li, C. J. Rothfels, E. M. Sigel, M. A. Gitzendanner, C. J. Visger, J. A. Banks, D. E. Soltis, P. S. Soltis, K. M. Pryer, and J. P. Der. 2015. An Exploration into Fern Genome Space. Genome Biol Evol 7:2533–2544. [View abstract on publisher's site]
Kicking off the new year with a partyAugust 25th, 2015
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Here's a photo a good portion of the lab. It was taken at a start of the year party at Pam and Doug's.
New species named in honor of Doug: Heuchera soltisiiAugust 21st, 2015
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Ryan Folk, who happens to be a new post-doc in the lab, and Patrick Alexander have named a new species of Heuchera in honor of Doug: Heuchera soltisii.
Folk, R. A., and P. J. Alexander. 2015. Two New Species, Heuchera soltisii and H. inconstans, with Further Taxonomic Notes for the Western Group of Heuchera Section Heuchera (Saxifragaceae). Systematic Botany 489–500. [View on publisher's site]
"Etymology—This species is named for Douglas Edward Soltis, who, in addition to his early biosystematic work on Sullivantia Torr. & Gray and the Heuchera group of genera, contributed the earliest molecular-systematic studies on saxifrages, greatly improving our understanding of their natural relationships and providing molecular evidence on the importance of hybridization in their history."
The fate of polyploid lineages: A response to Mayrose et al. (2014)July 29th, 2015
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Douglas E. Soltis, María Claudia Segovia-Salcedo, Ingrid Jordon-Thaden, Lucas C. Majure, Nicolas M. Miles, Evgeny V. Mavrodiev, Wenbin Mei, Mark E. Mort, Pamela S. Soltis, Graham R. Jones, Thomas Marcussen, Bengt Oxelman, and Matthew A. Gitzendanner. The fate of polyploid lineages: A response to Mayrose et al. (2014). Online at: http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/museum-voices/soltis-lab/2015/07/29/the-fate-of-po…ose-et-al-2014/
Mayrose et al. (2011) and Arrigo and Barker (2012) concluded that neopolyploid lineages diversify more slowly than the diploid lineages from which they arise. We expressed concerns about this statement in Soltis et al. (2014a) to which Mayrose et al. (2014) responded. This article continues the discussion. We demonstrate a statistical problem with the original analysis which has not been discussed before. We point out that restricting to cpDNA data does not resolve the reticulation issue, contrary to Mayrose et al. (2014). Furthermore, we discuss some clade-specific problems with the data set used in the original analysis.
Soltis et al. (2015): The fate of polyploid lineages: a response to Mayrose et al. 2014
Lab Fun RunJune 19th, 2015
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This happened a few months ago, but just now getting around to posting the photo. This was from the after run breakfast party.
Population genetic variation, geographic structure, and multiple origins of autopolyploidy in Galax urceolataJune 19th, 2015
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Nested radiations and the pulse of angiosperm diversification: increased diversification rates often follow whole genome duplicationsJune 19th, 2015
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Modified CTAB and TRIzol protocols improve RNA extraction from chemically complex EmbryophytaJune 19th, 2015
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Mondial du Merlot 2010
Posted By Sébastien Gavillet On February 15th, 2011 In Uncategorized | Comments Disabled
Last time, I told you about my trip to Sierre, Valais, Switzerland for the Pinot Noir [1] 2010" href="http://www.winevibe.com/wine-tastings/le-mondial-du-pinot-noir-2010/">2010 Mondial du Pinot Noir [1]. Just recently, I was in Switzerland again. This time, I made the trip to sit in the jury of a smaller but no less prestigious wine competition, the 2010 Mondial du Merlot [1], which was held from the 12th to 14th of November in Lugano, Ticino, Switzerland.
Mondial du Merlot [1] is a wine competition organized by the VINEA Association.
Side Note: The VINEA Association is the current administrative seat of VINOFED (World Federation of Major International Competitions for Wines and Spirits), publisher of the Swiss Wine Guide and organizer of the Swiss Wine Fair, the Grand Prix du Vin Suisse, and the world-famous Mondial du Pinot Noir [1].
As its name suggests, Mondial du Merlot [1] is a wine competition focused on Merlot [1] wines, both varietals and blended Merlots.
Side Note: Why Merlot? Merlot [1] is one of the most popular red wine [1] grape varieties in the world. While it has recognizable varietal characteristics, a Merlot [1] wine's qualities still depend greatly on terroir [1] as well as a
producer's viniculture and winemaking [1] techniques. Mondial du Merlot [1] was established mainly to reward Merlot [1] producers who can create the best possible expressions of the Merlot [1] variety and to provide wine buyers with a reliable Merlot-buying guide.
A Mondial du Merlot [1] award is a guarantee of excellence accepted and recognized worldwide. This competition is one of the 10 members of VINOFED and, as such, no more than 30% of the wine entries can win an award.
Mondial du Merlot's credibility – specifically the credibility of its jury and its evaluation criteria/procedures and the reliability of its results – cannot be questioned. Mondial du Merlot [1] has the patronage of the Organisation Internationale de la Vigne et du Vin (OIV), the Union Internationale des OEnologues (UIOE), the Union
Suisse des OEnologues (USOE), and the Association Suisse des Sommeliers Professionnels. This is your guarantee that, in Mondial du Melot, the highest possible standards for wine tastings and evaluation are strictly enforced and followed.
In this year's Mondial du Merlot, 300 plus Merlot [1] wines competed. They hailed from the various Merlot [1] production regions of France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Croatia, Greece, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Ururgay, Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia, Australia, and the United States.
There were 3 main categories:
nThere were also 3 main awards:
For Great Gold Medal and Gold Medal awardees, special prizes were also up for grabs:
The winning wines were selected by a panel of 25 professionals from different parts of the world. These jury members are seasoned oenologists, wine journalists, professional tasters, sommeliers, and wine buyers.
I can sing only praises for the organizers of the 2010 Mondial du Merlot [1]. VINEA Association is exceptionally organized, as you would expect from
event and competition organizers of their caliber. They were also very hospitable, making me (and the rest of the jury members, I'm sure) feel right at home.
We were housed in the hotel where the competition took place, the Grand Hotel Villa Castagnola. It was very convenient as we didn't have to travel to the competition venue whenever it's time to taste wines. More than that, however, the Grand Hotel Villa Castagnola was truly an excellent choice of accommodation. This 5-star resort hotel is set on the shores of Lake Lugano and has its own subtropical private park, so it provides an amazing scenery and a very relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's service is also impeccable, and we were immediately given whatever we asked for or needed.
The organizers certainly did not neglect our palates. They spoiled us with succulent lunches and dinners that were overwhelming in quantity. We were also served delicious local meals in grottos and
medieval castles.
Of course, we also did some sightseeing. We made a trip to the old city of Belinzona, and we visited the only winery [1] in Lugano designed by the acclaimed architect, Mario Botta. Oenologist and jury member Cristina Monico also gave us a personal tour of her operations.
To the organizers of the Mondial du Merlot [1], thank you for inviting me to be one of the jury members. I very much enjoyed your wonderful hospitality and, of course, I loved sampling the best Merlot [1] wines that the world has to offer. Your selection standards are truly first-rate. I was very impressed with the overall quality of the wine entries, and I was especially delighted to discover some real gems.
To Merlot [1] wine producers, if you think you produce great Merlot, participate in next year's
Mondial du Merlot [1] competition. Winning a Mondial du Merlot [1] award is solid proof that you make truly world-class Merlot [1]!
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Ohio abortion center with Gosnell-like violations shut down
Health officials have revoked the license of an abortion center in northeast Ohio after discovering multiple safety violations that could have harmed women. Some of the violations were similar to those playing a role in the ongoing murder trial of Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortionist accused of killing live infants and running a filthy clinic with untrained staff.
In February, Ohio health officials inspected Capital Care Network Akron, an abortion center in Cuyahoga Falls, just north of Akron. After checking office rooms, reviewing records, and interviewing staff, the inspectors determined the facility had committed at least 20 violations of state law.
One of the most serious problems involved unlicensed staff: Health officials found that one staff member trained as a medical assistant had administered controlled sedative and painkiller drugs to several patients. Ohio state law requires that only a doctor may administer such drugs, and may not delegate the task to anyone else.
In other safety violations, Capital Care Network failed to have a nurse on hand who was trained in cardiac life support. The facility was also missing a piece of equipment—a laryngoscope, used to examine the larynx—that should have been available in case of an emergency involving anesthesia.
Gosnell's West Philadelphia abortion center had similar problems: He employed medical assistants and taught them to administer anesthesia, and allowed staff to prescribe medicine without a license. He also had a piece of emergency equipment—a defibrillator—that turned out to be broken when needed to revive a patient given an overdose of painkiller. (The patient later died.)
The Ohio Department of Health described all the problems at Capital Care Network in a 34-page report detailing what inspectors found. Among the staff member violations:
- They kept incomplete patient medical records.
- In one case they failed to obtain a signature from a patient indicating she had a chance to view an ultrasound.
- They allowed one abortionist to work at the facility for a day as an "independent contractor," apparently without recording his or her medical credentials.
- They kept incomplete timecard and payroll records.
- There was no evidence staff had received required annual testing for tuberculosis.
- They improperly stored controlled medications, and kept incomplete records of them—resulting in officials removing some drugs from the facility in February.
- They usually kept the back door of the facility dead-bolted shut, though it was one of only two exits.
- They discharged at least two patients within 40 minutes of sedating them, apparently without checking to see if they had anyone to drive them home.
- In January and February, the facility conducted abortions without an active pharmacy license.
The facility directors also failed to evaluate Capital Care Network's annual performance, as required. According to the health department's February report, the facility had conducted 536 abortions during the previous 12 months.
After warning Capital Care Network of its multiple infractions, the health department gave the abortion facility 30 days to respond. It did not, and on April 16 the state director of health, Theodore Wymyslo, revoked the facility's license to operate.
"These deplorable conditions should cause all Ohioans to pause and wonder what else Planned Parenthood and their allies are hiding across the state," said Ohio Right to Life president Mike Gonidakis. "Capital Care's violations prove that the abortion industry does not operate as a health provider and is reckless."


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All of these gold medals that Britain has won has been due to the personal commmitment and dedication of a relatively few people like the athletes themselves, their families and coaches. Yes, I know they have also received public finance via the national lottery.
Many of our winners come from a background of private education where schools actually promote competition and offer facilities. motivation including the inspiration to succeed. Is that so wrong?
In my experience competition means gaining an edge over rivals and this generally makes the difference between winning or losing. A culture in our state schools of having no losers must by definition mean no winners too. What a deplorable state of affairs.
Now that the Olympics has resumed its role of political football I can't wait to hear the hypocrisy spouted from the mouths of our know-it-all politicians telling us that we must spend millions more on sport in schools but never tackling the underlying culture of learning an important lesson of life namely to strive for success and to cope with defeat and disappointment. Such stages in life should only be temporary and prove motivational for even greater effort in the future. Why can't state school teachers put across such a message rather than suggest to children that they have failed.
Is the problem politicians or teachers? Whoever it is they had better decide on a state school culture before investing millions of pounds on a misguided dream.


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Marywood, Lackawanna to consider removing Mellow name
The name of former Sen. Robert J. Mellow will remain at Marywood University and Lackawanna College - for now.
One day after Blakely Borough Council voted to change the name of Mellow Park to Blakely Borough Recreation Complex, representatives from the schools said their boards will consider whether they should also remove his name.
The former Senate Democratic leader is serving a 16-month sentence for federal corruption charges. Last week, he was charged with bribery, bid-rigging and conspiracy for his involvement in what investigators are calling a pay-to-play scandal in which he and state turnpike commissioners required vendors to make political contributions to win bids.
Lackawanna College's Mellow Theater was named after Mr. Mellow, after he and his now ex-wife led the capital campaign. College President Mark Volk said the school's board of trustees would consider removing Mr. Mellow's name from the theater.
The Mellow Center for Athletics and Wellness at Marywood University was named for the senator after he secured nearly $2 million in state grants for the project.
University spokeswoman Juneann Greco said the trustees will discuss the issue at their April meeting.
"I'm sure they will take the whole situation under consideration," she said.
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Heejun Han had one of his best performances on American Idol Season 11 this week, but it wasn't enough to keep him on the show. Along with Hollie Cavanagh and Skylar Laine, the 24-year-old New Yorker found himself on the Stools of Shame during the Top 9 results show. And while the two ladies were later moved to safety, Heejun had to sing for his life. Sadly, the judges let him go.
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One of the popular Jodi's of the upcoming dance reality show Nach Baliye season 6 which airs on Star Plus, namely Amrapalli Gupta and Yash Sinha got a grand entry as the contestants in one of the very well known Navratri Utsav event along with the very popular Dandiya queen namely Falguni Pathak.
Amarpalli Gupta who is currently seen playing the character of Tanveer in Gul Khan's popular daily
soap Qubool Hai on Zee TV, has worked with her beau Yash Sinha earlier in Zee TV's popular show Teen Bahuraniyaan.
It has been almost a year that the telly couple Amrapalli Gupta and Yash Sinha have got married. This is their first Navratri together after marriage and they were seen enjoying each and every moment at the Navratri Utsav. It was also their first time when they attended the Navratri event along with Falguni Pathak. On the same we got in touch with the cute couple of our telly town to tell us about how are they celebrating Navratri this year, how are the preparations going on for the show Nach Baliye and much more.
Here it is what they said...
An elated Yash Sinha, who enjoyed the Navratri event shares, "Dandiya means Falguni Pathak and there could have had been no better chance to make a grand entry as a contestants of the dance reality show Nach Baliye season 6. I have always been a fan of Falguni Pathak but never got a chance to attend Falguni Pathak's Navratri event, I am lucky that this is the first time I have attended the Navratri event and it was with Falguni Pathak."
Joining Yash Sinha in the conversation, Amrapalli Gupta said, "This year the Navratri is very special
for me. Like every year, I am also keeping a fast on all the 9 days of Navratri and on the 8th
day I will give food and gifts to the kids. Also my in-laws have a big
puja on the 10th day of Navratri which is known as Dusshera. Following the same, I will also perform a puja at home."
When asked her about being a part of the show Nach Baliye season 6, Amarpalli elaborated saying, "It is great to be a part of this show. The rehearsals are going good too. Every day for nearly 4 to 5 hours we rehearse and we are enjoying this session too."
Yash Sinha says that is a great opportunity for him and his wife as they got to work with each other after almost 4 years, "I and Amrapalli were paired opposite each other in the show Teen Bahuraniyaan which aired on Zee TV. After that show we have not worked together at all, and Nach Baliye is giving us the opportunity to work together after so many years."
Further he added saying, "This is a dance reality show and hence we are getting along with people and making new friends. We are getting to learn a lot about different dance forms. Though Nach Baliye is a competition for all the telly town couples who will feature in the show, I believe that competition is at its place but the entire journey of being a part of this show is at one place and I am sure we are going to enjoy every moment of being a part of this show."
Well it seems that this couple is very much excited for the dance reality show Nach Baliye season 6 and are all set to rock the dance floor with their dance moves. We wish Amrapali Gupta and Yash Sinha all the very best for the same.
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Kicking an offender in the head should never be allowed
Having viewed an internet video of a disorderly conduct arrest late last week, I was deeply disturbed by the actions of one of the three Rehoboth Beach police officers involved in the arrest. This officer twice kicked the arrest subject in the head. This appalling behavior is simply inexcusable under any circumstances.
I am not condoning or sympathizing with the offender. He was uncooperative and unresponsive to the officers' commands and shouting obscenities. However, the police officers were in control of the situation. They had the subject sitting on the sidewalk and had used a Taser gun on him several times. When he appeared to resist the officers' placing handcuffs on him and a scuffle ensued, one officer first kicked the subject, then stomped on his head with his boot.
I cringed at the sight and couldn't believe what I was seeing. How can this happen in Rehoboth Beach. What a huge black eye this will be to the city's image of a friendly little beach town. How many people will this put off coming here, I have to wonder. I hope Chief Banks will view the video and investigate the circumstances of this arrest. The officer involved should have exercised more self restraint. Personally, I believe he should be fired immediately. There should never ever be a circumstance where kicking someone is the head is condoned, excused, or accepted as a legitimate law enforcement technique for subduing a subject. I hope the right thing will be done.
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September 25, 2008 08:34 PM by Lisa Stauber
Kitchen Nightmares features the restaurant Trobiano's tonight, but it looks more like the cafeteria of a nursing home. Dinner is served at 4:30 pm and almost every diner is gray haired. The walls are beige, and they serve chopped salad. The executive chef, Anthony, is proud of himself and thinks his cooking is above criticism. The restaurant is also $500,000 in debt!
Ramsay orders a meal – salmon with a side of spaghetti and that infamous chopped salad. The food is beautiful and fancy, but tastes terrible. "It's ghastly," he says. He notices that a lot of customers are taking out doggie bags, and thinks the portions are too generous. He ordered two entrees, and his first, a chicken and shrimp dinner, comes out. It's shrimp stuffed inside the chicken. Ramsay has some bleeped out words for that menu selection!
Anthony Trobiano, the executive chef, is insulted. Ramsay sends the salmon back too, claiming it's dry an inedible. "I'm furious!" Anthony rants. He can't believe that Ramsay doesn't love his food and won't even taste it to see if it's badly cooked.
At 7 pm, the restaurant is empty. Everyone already! "One thing I noticed is the size of the portions." Ramsay says. "The food is hideous." Tiffany, Anthony's girlfriend, thinks Ramsay knows what he's talking about. He calls Anthony out about being too proud to taste the dishes that were sent back to the kitchen.
Gordon goes into the kitchen, while the family keeps talking to each other. Ramsay finds a room full of filth and grease, and can't believe the kitchen is in such a state. He even finds mouse droppings near the meat slicer. "For a chef to let go of his kitchen like this, shows he doesn't care."
"I had a look in the kitchen, and I am absolutely gobsmacked," Ramsay tells the family. Anthony pretends not to know what Ramsay is talking about. "Well, their asked to do it everyday, the staff," Anthony says. He won't be caught cleaning in the kitchen.
Ramsay tells the owner he has no chance, since Anthony doesn't even bother to answer for himself. Anthony is arrogant and won't take responsibility for himself, and Ramsay calls it quits. Anthony chases after him and admits he needs help.
Anthony returns with Ramsay, and agrees to clean from top to bottom. Tomorrow, Ramsay will take him to find great ingredients to cook with. He takes the family to a local farm, to show them how they can seperate themselves from other Italian restaurants by making their own mozzarella. He teases Anthony, saying "Teats are not your strong point." Fresh mozzarella takes about 45 minutes a day to make, but might make them famous.
It's Ramsay's turn in the kitchen, and he makes them take down the early bird special sign. He shows them some simple but tasty appetizers that showcase the fresh mozzarella. The diners all agree it's delicious. Ramsay stays in the kitchen and forces Anthony to taste each dish. "How can you serve food, and not taste anything?" Ramsay says. "Unbelievable". The appetizers were tasty, but the entrees are being sent back to the kitchen.
Anthony is also having trouble keeping up with the orders. He sets a pan on fire, and the fire alarm goes off. "I think tonight was a disaster," Pat, one of the owners says. Anthony's worried that his girlfriend, co-owner Tiffany, might dump him if the restaurant fails.
Now it's time for Ramsay to work his magic on the relaunch. His team redecorates and he presents a new menu. The staff is stunned, but happy. Ramsay even included a mozzarella bar! There's another surprise. The editor of Bon Apetit magazine is visiting tonight, so Anthony has to make it good!
Everyone loves the mozzarella bar and appetizers, and now owner Joe is on Anthony's back to taste the food. It's the busiest night in years for the restaurant, and now the waiters are causing problems with bad handwriting. The diners are loving the food tonight until an appetizer comes out cold in the middle.
The editor arrives, and orders one of everything on the menu. "The fish and the chicken are really winners," the critic says. They like the food! This could make or break the restaurant, and it looks like a good review is on the way.
Ramsay thinks there is one more piece of unfinished business – and he gives a ring to Anthony. It's time for the girlfriend to become the wife! He proposes and she says yes! Ramsay one-ups them, and has arranged for them to get married tonight, complete with white dress, flowers, and a preacher.
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VANCEBORO � West Craven coach Matt Riggsbee has a lot to smile about these days. He has a very talented group of young football players blended with experienced seniors that he hopes will create an explosive mixture.
The Eagles took the soggy ground at Clay Jordan Stadium Thursday for their first official practice, although Riggsbee said he doesn�t like referring to it as that.
�I don�t think of this as our first practice,� Riggsbee said. �We have a ton of young freshmen and sophomores that we think can contribute but until we can hit and really practice, we can�t tell exactly what they can do.�
The hitting and full contact days aren�t permitted until next week.
Riggsbee said he and his coaching staff are using this week to continue doing what they have done most of the summer.
�We have done a ton of strength and conditioning this offseason and continued that this week as well as work on some special teams things we want to get right,� Riggsbee said.
Though the field was soft and damp, it is an upgrade from the swamp that welcomed Riggsbee a year ago in his first practice as a head coach.
The coach said that the mood around Vanceboro is one of excitement. He feels the players have the talent to eclipse the 6-6 mark of a season ago.
�I think our football I.Q. is much better,� Riggsbee said. �We established some good things in the offseason and we are able to have better football conversations with the kids this year.�
The Eagles fell in the opening round of the state playoffs to Washington last year. They begin the new season Aug. 23 at Edenton-Holmes.
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These little homes date from the 1890s — one or more may have been built in the late 1880s when the slope up First Hill began its rapid development.
THIS RECORD of dilapidation was most likely photographed by James Lee, who worked with his cameras for the city's public works department. Both the Seattle Municipal Archives and the University of Washington Archives have helpful examples of Lee's field recordings, some dating back to 1910.
This photo was taken looking north in the alley between Jefferson and James streets in the short 500 block between Sixth and Seventh avenues. It was used in the 1930s as evidence in favor of slum clearing for the then-new Seattle Housing Authority's plans for Yesler Terrace, the city's first low-income-housing project. Once built, Yesler Terrace came close to this site, missing it by a block.
A man named Andrew Knudsen is listed in the 1938 Polk City Directory as living at 5111/2, the likely address for one of these alley houses. A 72-year-old Knudsen was still there in 1948 when The Seattle Times reported that he was hit by a car driven negligently. Fortunately, Harborview Hospital was nearby. Knudsen was treated and soon released. Four years later, when a man named John W. Pearson was found dead at the same address, the city published a notice — again in The Times — asking anyone who knew him or of him to contact the Johnson and Sons Mortuary.
These little homes date from the 1890s — one or more may have been built in the late 1880s when the slope up First Hill began its rapid development. And they were survivors. It was only the building of the Seattle Freeway — not Yesler Terrace — that brought them down.
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