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Sara J. Criger is the new president of Mercy Hospital and senior vice president of Allina Health.
She is currently the vice president of HealthEast Care System and chief executive officer of St. Joseph's Hospital.
"Sara is a well-respected, value based, staff and physician friendly health care executive, who will be a great addition to the team at Mercy Hospital and Allina Health," said Jeffrey D. Peterson, executive vice president of the Hospital Division of Allina Health.
Criger has more than 28 years of experience managing large hospitals and clinics.
At St. Joseph's, she led the planning, design and construction of a $120 million facility expansion of an inpatient tower, surgical services and emergency department.
Criger was also instrumental in developing a neurovascular program with physician partners, including The National Brain Aneurysm Center.
Under her leadership, three HealthEast hospitals earned primary stroke center certification, St. Joseph's developed comprehensive stroke criteria and nine community hospitals received telestroke services, Peterson said.
In addition, she led the implementation of HealthEast Heart Care and integrated 19 cardiologists into HealthEast from multiple private practices and new recruits, he said.
Criger has also held key leadership positions at Fairview, including president of Fairview Ridges Hospital and vice president of ambulatory services at University Medical Center.
Mercy, which is a non-profit hospital that serves the northwestern Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area, is part of Allina Health, a not-for-profit health care system with 90-plus clinics, 11 hospitals, 15 pharmacies, specialty care centers and specialty medical services that provide hospice care, oxygen and home medical equipment and emergency medical transportation services.
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Controversial Romanian businessman Frank Timis has mustered support from the UK investment community as he prepares to appeal his ban from the Australian Securities Exchange.
But he holds little hope of having the decision, which is stopping him from completing transactions with listed companies
Lawyers for Mr Timis are expected to front the hearing with letters from eight major institutions and three large stockbroking firms in the UK vouching for his character.
In the 1980s Mr Timis was convicted of heroin possession, and earlier this decade he was executive chairman of London-based Regal Petroleum when it made misleading statements about the extent of an oil discovery in Greece.
"They are aware of Mr Timis' past and they still believe that he is reputable enough to run a listed mining company,"
However, Mr Sage and Mr Timis, who are close friends as well as business partners, believe the letters of support will matter little in the hearing. They claim the ASX has not given them sufficient information to properly prepare an appeal and they are bound to fail.
"It's a kangaroo court because it's done by their own people," Mr Sage said. "I wish it was a federal court because we'd bloody win, no problem.
"They won't tell us the way the appeal is going to be held, who can be a witness and who can't be a witness, the structure of our appeal and who's on the appeal panel.
"We've got two days to go and they haven't told us any of those details, so obviously they don't want us to put up a very good defence."
The ASX yesterday denied that Mr Timis, Mr Sage and their legal team had been kept in the dark.
"Mr Timis' party is fully informed about the appeal process," ASX corporate relations manager Matthew Gibbs told The Australian Financial Review. "Specifically, they were informed of the tribunal panellists on April 9 and counsel assisting the tribunal has had numerous communications with Mr Timis' legal representatives about the process."
The ASX exercised the rarely used rule of "absolute discretion" in blocking the Global Iron and International Petroleum transactions earlier this month. This rule has been in place since 1996 and allows the ASX to refuse an entity admission to the exchange without providing a reason.
Mr Sage plans to de-list Global Iron and International Petroleum from the ASX if the appeal fails. Both companies are being listed on the smaller, Newcastle-based National Stock Exchange of Australia.
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In order to work your engine needs these things
We have to figure out what it used too have, and what it does not have now
did you hit ANYTHING? anything at all?
If the blade was loose, or if you hot something like a tree root, a water meter head, a piece of carpet, a ball of twine, a piece of fence or wire,
then yu may have a sheered flywheel key
you would still have spark, but it would spark at the wrong time
I would also check to make sure it has spark. the ignition can quit at any time
also the safety switch that shuts the engine off
may be bad
or there may be a short in the ground out wire that runs from the switch to the ignition coil
that is shorting the ign coil ouut
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Enantioselective α-Arylation of Aldehydes via the Productive Merger of Iodonium Salts and Organocatalysis
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Many sitting MLAs in five poll-bound states may be 'unseated'
The Congress may deny the ticket to around 40% of its sitting MLAs and that includes some ministers as well. Worried about being dropped, the MLAs and ministers have started lobbying in New Delhi to gain support from political bosses.india Updated: Oct 29, 2013 14:36 IST
About 150 people from Sri Ganganagar district, waiting under a tin shed at the official residence of Rajasthan BJP president and former chief minister Vasundhara Raje in Jaipur, swarmed around her as soon as she came out.
She thought they were pushing for their favourite candidate. But, to her surprise they demanded that current MLA Radhe Shyam Ganganagar be denied ticket in the upcoming polls.
Raje took the relevant documents from them and promised to look into the matter.
So what is the upshot of this?
The anti-incumbency factor stares in the face of not only the ruling Congress but also haunts the Opposition BJP.
In Rajasthan, about 50% of the BJP's 78 MLAs are faced with this predicament. The party leadership has recognised it and is prepared to replace more than 40% of the sitting legislators.
"Apart from anti-incumbency, legislators who won with a thin margin will be replaced. In order to make space for new faces, some of the old ones have to leave," said leader of the Opposition, Gulab Chand Kataria.
It was keeping this in mind that the party had conducted three surveys during the Suraaj Sankalp Yatra and Raje also held two feedback meetings.
The Congress too may deny tickets to around 40% of its sitting MLAs and that includes some ministers as well.
Worried about being dropped, the MLAs and ministers have started lobbying in New Delhi to gain support from political bosses, playing the caste or community card wherever it has a payoff.
Precautionary measure
In an exclusive conversation with Hindustan Times, Chhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh said the upcoming election under his leadership for the third consecutive time would be three times more challenging.
"There is no anti-incumbency," said Singh, adding that only merit and winnability remained the criteria in selecting candidates when asked why the party's first list, declared on October 20, did not have the names of 10 sitting MLAs.
Political analysts say though any anti-Raman Singh wave may not be highly perceptible, the ruling BJP does face the threat of anti-incumbency factor in various constituencies.
According to BJP leaders, who were members of the party's screening committee, tickets have not been given to some of the sitting MLAs because of resentment among people and local party workers and their overall failure to rise up to the party's expectations.
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is leaving no stone unturned to win again.
Denying tickets to sitting MLAs is one of the potent means to negate anti-incumbency but it's easy, say many party leaders.
The rebel factor
There are two problems with this exercise: First, possible rebellion by MLAs who are denied tickets, and finding suitable candidates.
Hence, the BJP is delaying ticket distribution.
One of the measures to placate the MLAs, who are denied the ticket, is to assure them some plum posts in government-owned boards and corporations later.
The Congress in Delhi seems to be the exception. Despite vice-president Rahul Gandhi's suggestion about replacing 8-10 MLAs whose performance had been below par during the past five years, all sitting legislators are likely to get tickets.
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Bakersfield College makes new appeal to football sanctions
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) Bakersfield College elevated its appeal Tuesday of football program sanctions to the California Community College Athletics Association. The college announced the move Wednesday morning, a response to an earlier denial of an appeal to sanctions.
BC was ordered in May to vacate its 2012 CCCAA football championship and all wins from the last two seasons after it was found in violation of multiple CCCAA regulations.
The Southern California Football Association found the violations applied to the football program and involved an unofficial booster organization, The Helmet Club.
The BC Renegades football program is also supposed to be under a postseason ban for the upcoming season and on probation for each of the next two seasons.
BC was notified late last month by the SCFA that the appeal was denied. SCFA reached its decision via conference call, according to BC, and also denied the college's request for a testimonial hearing to present new evidence.
The appeal filed Tuesday to the CCCAA is the same presentation of the arguments presented in the earlier appeal to the SCFA, the school said. However, in addition to the previously submitted materials, BC said it's contending that the procedure used by SCFA in denying its appeal lacked transparency and fairness and violated fundamental due process.
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"I believe the penalties are overly broad and excessive for technical infractions that did not put our student athletes at a competitive advantage," said BC President Dr. Sonya Christian in a Wednesday morning news release. "The facts presented in the appeals document provide clarity on the actual nature of the infractions, and should lead to more appropriate sanctions on Bakersfield College."
Specific violations, involving player benefits, were:
-- Paying students for work with funds raised by a nonaffiliated booster club. The work was arranged without the oversight of BC and was given to only football players.
-- Housing BC football players from outside the permissible recruiting area in lodging facilitated by staff.
-- Facilitating the payment of rent to the owner of the housing.
-- Implying the availability of housing and student work to gain interest from players.
-- Providing a weekly meal to football players, subsidized by boosters.
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Chicago currently has more than 200 miles of on-street protected, buffered and shared bike lanes, many miles of off-street paths (including the 18.5-mile Lakefront Trail), more than 13,000 bike racks, and sheltered, high-capacity, bike parking areas at many CTA rail stations.
CDOT's Bike Program continues to look for ways to improve the bicycling environment in Chicago. Visit the Chicago Complete Streets Bikeways Page for more information.
The Chicago Streets for Cycling Plan 2020 calls for a 645-mile network of biking facilities to be in place by 2020 to provide a bicycle accommodation within half-mile of every Chicagoan.
The plan sets forth a comprehensive strategy to achieve Mayor Emanuel's goal of making Chicago the best big city for bicycling in America.
It was developed through a community process, and identifies a network of on-street bikeways that will allow all Chicagoans to feel more safe and comfortable riding on city streets.
The Plan's network was developed using three key principles:
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" Location: Kenmore / Aberfeldy / Perthshire / PH15 2HH "
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We booked week at this resort on LochTay around nine months ago as we had enjoyed our last week in Scotland in September/October last year.
The resort consists of self catering cottages on the loch within a walled compound. I am not sure if the walls are genuinely old but they look like old castle walls and within the walled area no cars are allowed to park. You can drive in to unload the car and then after that you park outside the walled area. This makes the residential complex very child friendly and much nicer to look out over. Our cottage was towards the back and we looked over the inner courtyard and could see the loch between the front cottages and of course had a great view of the hills in the background beyond the loch.
Well it actually slept six if you had two on the sofa bed in the lounge but there were only the two of us staying. The cottages are designed so that the sleeping accommodation is downstairs and the living areas upstairs so you can enjoy the view from the picture window and the balcony off the lounge.
So you have your own front door and hall way. In the hall way is a cupboard for storage which is where we put our bags. There is an inner glass paned door from the entrance hall and from here you can see the two bedrooms and the staircase up to the living areas. Straight in front beside the staircase is a cupboard with hot water tank, vacuum cleaner iron and board and a folding clothes airer.
Bedroom one has a huge kingsize, very comfortable bed, a flat screen TV on the wall, a large wardrobe with some shelves, two bedside tables and a table with another few drawers. The hairdryer hangs on a stand near this table with two mirrors, one above the table and the other a full length one on the wall next to it.
The room is pretty big but we did find it quite dark during the day. This didn't really matter as we didn't use it during the day really. The lights gave enough light to read at night. The walls were a dull neutral khaki sort of colour and the window quite small.
The ensuite had a bath and shower over this, a toilet and basin and was big enough to feel comfortable but not huge. The water was nice and hot and we enjoyed a few nice long soaks in the extra long bath.
This was also quite dark and a similar layout except it had two single beds and the ensuite had a walk in shower. The colour of the décor was similar and the ensuite had the same colour floor tiles and wall tiles. It was all very clean, modern and very nicely done.
This was huge and open area with a lounge dining room with a kitchen off to one side. In the lounge were two very comfortable mustard coloured sofas with red tartan wool covered cushions on each. One was a sofa bed but I didn't investigate and pull it out as we had no need. The bedding was in the second bedroom wardrobe which I did find one day Also in the lounge was a low coffee table with booklets on the local activities and tourist places of interest plus a resort guide. In the corner was a large Sony flat screen TV and dvd player. There was also an iplayer dock stereo.
The dining area had a large wooden table and six high back chairs. In the corner was the desk with phone and internet box, sadly they charged a rip off price of about five quid a day for access so I didn't bother.
To the right of the dining room was yet another bathroom with a large walk in shower, basin and toilet in case you had anyone using the sofa bed in the lounge. In every bathroom there was a mall toiletry pack that you get in every Diamond resort place with a lovely almond scented body lotion, a fruity smelling bath gel and a decent enough shampoo as well as a rather boring soap and a shower cap. The little zip see through plastic case is handy though for tooth brush and tooth paste I find or a little make up bag.
The kitchen was lovely, all modern and well equipped with a grill combi microwave, full oven glass topped hob, dishwasher, washer/dryer, toaster and kettle and a hand held blender and plenty of cupboards. All the china was white, glasses plenty and varied, quality cutlery and plenty of serving dishes, cooking utensils and stainless steel pan. The units were a light coloured wood while the work tops were a black marbled effect laminate. We cooked quite a lot in order to save a bit of money as we had taken a lot of food we had in the house that would have gone to waste.
In the kitchen they left us salt and pepper sachets, tea coffee, sugar, dishwashing liquid and new cloths and sponge for washing up. We also had a few dishwasher tablets and two laundry washing tablets
The floor was carpeted throughout the main lounge dining area, stairs and bedrooms while the kitchen and bathrooms were hard ceramic tiles in a mottled brown colour.
Usually when you are in these self catering resort the unit is left for you to deal with, make the beds and use the same towels etc but we were surprised to have our bed made, clean towels and the bin emptied on the Tuesday and Thursday which was nice but not necessary as I had made the bed and we had enough towels for six people in the unit and the bin was far from full.
Our cottage looked over the courtyard and then beyond to the hill and we could just about see the Loch. The cottages at the front had the best view.
Obviously you could walk around the resort and the Loch's shores and you could also take a small boat out I believe but we didn't want to so I am not sure how that works. We did see the private jetty for boat access and you could fish from there too but I suspect that required a license.
The bar on site offered drinks at good prices and a quiz was held in the bar on Monday night which we won and got a nice bottle of wine so well worth going. The bar man and other waiting on staff were all very pleasant and friendly. The 'Waterfront' restaurant just next to the bar served a variety of decent sounding dishes and was open from 11 am till 11pm daily ad it was usually quite busy in the evening. There was a sitting area outside with tables and chairs and a couple of BBQs too but I didn't see anyone using them or even sitting at those tables and the weather was not bad while we were there. The restaurant offered food that looked okay at reasonable prices but nothing really excited us so we self catered and ate at a pub in the village of Kenmore reputed to be the oldest Inn in Scotland.
The reception area was just outside the leisure centre where we found the heated indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and solarium. Apart from this leisure centre you could play tennis on one of two courts. Boules or petanque, giant chess, basketball, ping pong or have a go on the putting green and for children there was a nice safe and interesting looking playground.
There were plenty of local walks of varying distance in the local area a well a a number of interesting things in Kenmore and not too far away in Aberfeldy or Pitlochry but you did need a car for those. Anything in Kenmore was within pretty easy walking distance of the resort. The resort had a number of suggested walk on paper as well as self guided drives locally. They also had brochures and a book full of places to visit in the unit. Anything further you could just ask at Reception and they would help.
At reception there was a daily printed paper quiz with the answer on the previous day's quiz on the back. There was also a small book exchange which I always like to check out for any interesting books to read while I am staying or leave my old ones in exchange for one of Nearby there is Loch Tay boating centre, the Crannog centre, Landmark forest theme park, Castle Menzie, Blair Castle, The Highland safari centre, Croft Morag, Killiecrankie visitor centre ( worth it just to say the name!) and so many walks and some guided ones from the resort if you felt less confident of finding your way. There were also at least three distilleries and a winery as well as a hand made luxury chocolate shop.
The resort was beautiful, the setting would be hard to beat and there was plenty to see and do in the close vicinity as well for both families and adults too. We were both very impressed with the place and thought we would certainly return here some time in the future and maybe bring some of the family too.
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The Raptors have narrowed their general manager search to a crazy eight.
But the real craziness began yesterday when interim GM Jack McCloskey tried to explain who was going to make the final call on the club's new GM.
McCloskey did not create this mess, so it was easy to feel sorry for him. He was asked to explain the unexplainable.
And even though the 78-year-old McCloskey was wily enough to lead the Detroit Pistons to two NBA titles as GM, he was not up to clarifying the cloudy chain of command at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Ltd.
As for the basic news, McCloskey said during a season-ending news conference that the Raptors have "eight people we are widely interested in," and he hopes to start the process of interviewing potential GMs the week of April 26. Pistons vice-president John Hammond, Sacramento Kings VP Wayne Cooper, Seattle SuperSonics GM Rick Sund, New York Knicks scout Jim Stack and Dallas Mavericks assistant coach Del Harris are rumoured to be among those on the list.
McCloskey confirmed at least one team told him he couldn't talk to one of his targeted candidates till after the June draft. "If we wait that long, he'll be in second place," McCloskey said.
According to sources, McCloskey likely was referring to the Kings' stance on Cooper, whom many observers perceive to be the best candidate. If Cooper were eliminated on that basis alone, it would not be good news for the Raptors. But McCloskey later seemed to contradict that hardline stance.
When asked what the Raptors would do if one of their preferred candidates is associated with a team that advances to the NBA final in June, McCloskey said, "If it takes that long, and the presidents and owners of other teams want to hold them till that time, and that's our guy, I think it would be imperative that we wait for that guy."
So, the Raptors won't wait, but they will wait.
McCloskey was asked if he, chairman of the board Larry Tanenbaum and president/CEO Richard Peddie have to come to a consensus on a new GM.
"I'd like to think I'll make the final call," McCloskey said. "Obviously I'm going to have to listen to (Tanenbaum and Peddie's) arguments. But I think it's understood that I will have great input there."
When ex-GM Glen Grunwald was fired, Peddie implied he would be making the final call on the new guy.
"Well, I have to talk to (Peddie) about that," the McCloskey said, prompting laughter.
But seriously, Jack, this is a corporate structure, so won't Peddie have to make a recommendation to the board of directors, which either can approve it or turn it down?
"Oh, sure," McCloskey said. "(Peddie) can tell them the guy I think it should be and it goes to the board. If they don't like it, that's it. Then we go back to the drawing board."
In other words, you actually don't have the final call.
"I should be the guy who makes the decision on this," McCloskey said. "I'll have Larry's input and Richard's input, but I should be the guy who makes the decision. If they present it to the board and the board isn't satisfied with that, then we go back and get somebody else."
Hmmm. You keep saying you "should" be the guy. But have you been given any indication you are the guy?
"Well, we'll just have to wait and see," McCloskey said.
Indeed, we will.
Again, we must stress that McCloskey did not personally design the convoluted corporate structure at MLSEL, so he can't be expected to find logic where none exists.
But the mixed messages he sent yesterday revealed that if there is a crystal-clear plan, it has not been made crystal-clear to McCloskey.
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The wonderful situation comedy Dad's Army pictures a world very different from much of modern Britain. The fictional Warmington-on-Sea was drawn from the reality of life in a typical town at the beginning of the War. The Home Guard platoon comprised men who played central roles in their community: Mr Frazer the undertaker, Mr Jones the butcher and, their captain, Mr Mainwaring, the local bank manager.
Contrast that with the high street in many parts of Britain today. Perhaps the undertaker's has survived, but in many places local butchers have gone and most independent grocers have been replaced by the soulless ubiquity of out-of-town supermarkets.
If the local bank hasn't been closed, the branch manager has been stripped of authority by the headquarters in London.
So it's unsurprising that people in those places feel little sense of belonging in identikit towns where every high street is dominated by national chain stores.
Here in South Holland we are fortunate that so many superb independent shops remain; think for example of our excellent local butchers and bakers, many of which I use.
Through the variety and richness such businesses embody our sense of identity is affirmed. Local shops, churches, clubs, pubs and voluntary groups – with deep communal roots – all play a part in making us who we are. It is their particularity, their uniqueness to our locality, that makes them precious.
That's why it's important that the Government champions measures that boost small firms and bolster high streets.
So, I am proud that we are introducing a two per cent cap on business rate increases, a £1,000 rates discount for retail properties for the next two years, and a new reoccupation relief which will halve the rates bills of businesses taking over empty premises for a year. This Government is backing small businesses and our high streets – the backbone of our economy and the life blood of our towns.
Napoleon once disparagingly remarked that England was 'a nation of shopkeepers', but as Edmund Burke – the philosophical father of conservatism – recognised, our national strength and stability is founded on the 'little platoons'; the social institutions that bind society together. Burke's 'little platoons', like the home guard platoons that once provided our last line of defence, represent the best of Britain.
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Have you assumed control of your film's distribution?
Or put another way – is self-distribution a part of your overall Distribution Strategy?
We've seen some terrific case studies lately of filmmakers who have embraced traditional distribution and are enjoying the rewards associated with that. But what about those of us who either can't get traditional distribution or do not wish to go down that path?
Lucky for us, we've got tons of Alternative Distribution options! Everything from direct-to-consumer DVD and digital sales, to working with a digital aggregator for a multi-platform rollout, to doing a theatrical self-release or theatrical tour. There's lots to keep us busy.
But the common denominator for ALL of these choices is this – since you've assumed control of your film's distribution, you are effectively acting as the distributor, and therefore are fully responsible for the marketing and sales of your film.
What? But I didn't sign up for that I hear you screaming!
To keep things simple, there are a few key elements though that you should stay focused on when honing in on your marketing strategy. I can tell you from experience and working with many private clients on self-distribution that the devil is indeed in the details. Meaning – if you don't have an email database or Social Media following to market to, you're kind of out of luck in getting the word out.
So let's back up and see – how DO you start getting a database of potential customers together then? Well there's four ways I like to focus on:
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Off Line Promotions – I have one client now in the midst of a massive post card campaign to local cafes, night clubs, and restaurants where his target audience hangs out, and getting a healthy 20% conversion rate on email sign-ups from the special link provided on the post card
Crowd Funding – yes, in addition to financial gains, crowd funding campaigns are a terrific tool for growing your audience since you get access to the email addresses of those who donate to your campaign
Film Festivals/Other screenings – I've had clients gain thousands of new email sign-ups from gathering email addresses at film festival premiers and other targeted screenings of their films
Why care about building your list of potential customers in the first place?
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When Constantine Maroulis battled Carrie Underwood for American Idol supremacy in 2005, the Jersey boy was the dark, brooding rocker, as edgy as that show gets. His preceding reputation was one of prickly, gloomy stealth — which in reality is, like, totally wrong. • Now 35, Maroulis is happy, giddy, goofy, mainly because the Tony-nominated singer is the star of '80s homage Rock of Ages, the Broadway phenom now touring the country. It arrives at Clearwater's Ruth Eckerd Hall on Tuesday for a six-day stay. • Set in 1987 on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip, the jukebox musical about a struggling rock joint and the dreamers within celebrates the music of Journey, Survivor, Poison and more. It is unabashedly hairy and silly — and '80s-obsessed America can't get enough of it. • With his show coming to town, Maroulis chatted up Stuck in the '80s boys Sean Daly and Steve Spears about hirsute rock, scoring that Tony nom and whether Idol helps or hinders a guy trying to make it on Broadway.
We're '80s archaeologists, fearlessly digging for deeper meaning into the fluff of that decade. Why do hair metal and cheesy rock anthems have such a hold on the culture?
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And then it vanished.
The whole culture that came with it just kind of evolved and then it just left. Nirvana just kicked it out the door. And now, we never wanted to let it go. It's still here. It's so nostalgic.
Thanks to Rock of Ages.
We provide a unique service for people at the theater. We throw a huge party every night, and now that we're on the road, we get to do it in front of two or three thousand people every night. (On Broadway), we only played to a thousand a night.
So is it a Broadway show or a time machine?
It's a sophisticated Broadway show — definitely — and an artistic achievement. But as soon as you walk into the theater, you have hot girls selling drinks and T-shirts and the preshow music is playing. The whole place is decorated. We really take them into that time, and people just kick back and have a great time, sing along, wave their little LED Rock of Ages lighters.
You step into the shoes of legendary singers, belting tunes by Steve Perry, David Coverdale, Lou Gramm. Any butterflies when you first saw the songs you had to tackle?
I don't think I was intimidated. I actually really welcomed the challenge. I love those guys, and they're the greatest vocalists. Not to be a corny actor, but the show is crafted so well by Chris D'Arienzo, our writer, that he's made it easy for me. He's written the songs into the scenes, and my character just has to sing them. They build up — and it just comes flying out of my face.
Tell us about your character, Drew.
He's the aspiring rocker. He's the grounded, truthful character in the show. In fact, he probably went on to write more '90s-type stuff. I've been playing with that idea lately. I've been relating to that movie Rock Star with Mark Wahlberg. He's kind of into grunge at the end.
Have you met any of the bands whose tunes you sing?
We've met everybody — members of Journey, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, REO Speedwagon, Night Ranger. Def Leppard has come to the show. Rock of Ages is a big Def Leppard song, but we didn't get the rights to the music. Now they're p----- because they love the show. They'll probably be a part of the movie version or the London production.
You scored a Tony Award nom. Was that the same night Poison's Bret Michaels was injured on stage when he ran into part of the set?
It was. It was scary. I was sitting in the front row, digging the number. When it was done, he was supposed to jump on the platform and it was supposed to come off stage. He was still rocking out, and this heavy scrim just knocked him and turned him over. His hat was spinning around downstage. It looked like he was decapitated. I literally grabbed my mother's arm and thought, "Oh my god, he's really hurt." He was cool and dusted himself off. We just love Bret, and he's been a huge part of our Rock of Ages experience.
Are your Idol days a help or hindrance on Broadway?
Sometimes it's a really good thing that you're on Idol: the amazing fan base, the platform, the opportunities. It can be viewed as a big negative at times. But what the Broadway community has always known about me is I'm true to the craft of theater and acting. I grew up as an actor. I went to a prestigious theater school long before Idol. I've toured with Rent.
Plus, you're almost playing a fictional version of yourself.
That certainly helped. But sure, at first, there was a little stigma because there's been some other stunt casting done via the Idol world. But I think it actually helps people when they come see me in this show. I don't know what's going to happen in the next show. I'll have to do something very different: Shakespeare or Tennessee Williams.
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Statutory guidance
Careers guidance provision for young people in schools
- From:
- Department for Education
- Part of:
- Support for children and young people
- Published:
- 25 March 2015
- Last updated:
- 12 April 2017, see all updates
- Applies to:
- England
Statutory guidance for schools on providing careers guidance and inspiration.
Careers guidance and inspiration for young people in schools
Ref: DFE-00111-2015 PDF, 334KB, 18 pages
This statutory guidance is for:
- headteachers
- school staff
- local authorities that maintain pupil referral units
Statutory guidance is issued by law; you must follow it unless there is a good reason not to.
It applies to:
- local-authority-maintained schools
- community schools
- foundation or voluntary schools
- community or foundation special schools (other than those established in a hospital)
- academies and free schools
- pupil referral units (PRUs)
Document information
Published: 25 March 2015
Updated: 12 April 2017
- Updated information about the new single national careers quality award (paragraph 67).
- First published.
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Salerie Corner cycle death: Blind spots 'ignored'
A lorry driver accused of causing the death of a cyclist ignored his blind spots, a court has heard.
David Allison, 59, died at Salerie Corner after suffering serious chest injuries in a collision in April 2013.
He was hit when the lorry turned into a side entrance of the car park, Guernsey's Royal Court heard.
Nigel Paul Simon, 50, from St Peter Port, denies causing death by dangerous driving and driving without due care and attention.
'Ordinary man'
The jurats heard Mr Allison was travelling faster on his bike than Mr Simon's lorry.
A reconstruction of the views Mr Simon had from his mirrors when he turned the lorry were shown to the court.
Prosecuting, Crown Advocate Claire Tee said: "Mr Simon ignored the possibility that his blind spots were there."
Defence Advocate Mark Dunster said: "Mr Simon was an ordinary man, an ordinary lorry driver, just doing his normal work."
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The trial continues.


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For the Boston Red Sox: get to Michael Wacha and Shane Victorino must show up
Sox hitters showed great patience against the Cardinals' rookie righty in Game 2, drawing four walks and working Wacha for 114 pitches over six innings, falling short partly because of wasted opportunities.
If Shane Victorino is still well below 100 percent, the Sox should consider moving someone else up to the no. 2 spot in the order, milking Victorino more for his excellent defense.
For the St. Louis Cardinals: more small ball and don't leave Wacha in too long
It's a lot more taxing and less logical for a pitcher to go deep into a game when it's late October, it's 47 degrees out, there's an armada of excellent relievers behind him who are fresh thanks to extra days off, and the highest-scoring team in baseball (and one of the most patient) is the opponent.
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It sounds like the washer is level (all four feet on the floor solidly).
You can check the floor carefully by gettin down on the floor and watching to see if the foor is moving at all. We sometimes see that a floor is moving and causing the machine never to adjust to the out-of-balance that this can cause. This is especially true with wooden floors on the first and second floor.
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Rutland county councillors Carolyn Cartwright (Con), Gale Waller (LibDem) and Brian Montgomery (Ind), along with former county councillor Eileen Ray and Melton borough councillor Trevor Moncrieff (Lab) gave a talk at the school to Year 6 pupils who have been finding out more about the subject as part of their extra-curriculum enrichment programme.
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I have an '03 Forester. I want to install a T in the heater hose so I can flush the coolant. Not sure which of the two heater hoses going to the firewall to cut. Anyone know?
I did exactly that a few years ago with no problems.
I think you cut the hose that brings the fluid to the heater (inlet). I dont remember which one it is but I will look this afternoon if nobody chimes in with the answer and presuming it's placed the same as in your car.
Moreover the opening on top of this T is very helpfull, in team with the bleed screw on the rad, to get rid of air pockets in the cooling system. It's a good idea to place the T at the highest point possible.
Posted 06 December 2005 - 11:07 AM
Don't make any difference which hose you cut, there's no valves or anything to keep the water going one way or the other.
Do the easiest one to get to.
Posted 06 December 2005 - 11:11 AM
I believe...
Don't make any difference which hose you cut, there's no valves or anything to keep the water going one way or the other.
Do the easiest one to get to.
The writings on the prestone kit I used recommended one specific hose. I presumed there is a difference. No valves? and the thermostat?
Posted 07 December 2005 - 04:47 PM
It really won't make a diff, there's hardly any water/coolant in the core compared to the whole system capacity.
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Intelligent InSites, Inc., the leading provider of enterprise real-time location systems (RTLS) software helping hospitals improve patient care and increase healthcare efficiency while supporting multiple RFID and RTLS technologies, will present innovative solutions for optimizing and automating processes in healthcare at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) 2012 Conference and Exhibition, taking place February 20 24 in Las Vegas, NV.
Intelligent Hospital Pavilion
At the Intelligent Hospital Pavilion (located in Hall G), Intelligent InSites will demonstrate a unified user interface for multiple enterprise-wide RTLS applications, integrations, connectivity, 3rd-party solutions, and RTLS hardware technologies. InSites solutions, presented in the dynamic simulator environment, will include asset management, temperature monitoring, patient flow, and RTLS business intelligence, as well as integrated applications, such as sterile processing, cardiac cath lab, CMMS, and others.
In addition to live demonstrations, Intelligent InSites will also deliver an educational session at the Intelligent InSites Pavilion (Feb. 22, at 10:45am 11:05am PT) entitled Improving Care and Reducing Costs with RTLS, presented by Mary Jagim, RN, BSN, CEN, FAEN, and Chief Nursing Officer at Intelligent InSites. During the session, healthcare providers will learn how real-time location systems (RTLS) and other sensory data can enable healthcare facilities to gain enterprise-wide visibility into their operations in order to make significant improvements in workflow, cost, and quality.
Intelligent InSites Booth #12217 Hall G
At HIMSS12, healthcare providers can also experience the power of the newly-released Business Intelligence (BI) solution from Intelligent InSites. The InSites BI solution enables easy-to-use data mining of vast quantities of contextual data, allowing healthcare users to analyze trends, identify process improvement opportunities, and report on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). This enables hospitals and healthcare systems to achieve powerful and flexible enterprise-wide visibility into their processes and make transformational impacts on their organization's performance.
RFID & RTLS in Healthcare Symposium
During the RFID & RTLS in Healthcare Symposium (Feb 20, from 8:00am 5:00pm PT), healthcare providers will hear from one of Intelligent InSites clients, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, about how they leverage actionable information, delivered by the InSites solution, to improve operational processes across their healthcare enterprise, and how they are achieving significant hard dollar returns on their RTLS investment.
Intelligent InSites Partner Booths
Healthcare providers can also explore the Intelligent InSites solution at several Intelligent InSites partner booths, including:
CenTrak, Booth #3272, Upper Level Exhibit Hall
Ekahau, Booth #5524, Upper Level Exhibit Hall
Secure Care Products, Booth #8810, Venetian Ballroom
Sonitor Technologies, Booth #5931, Upper Level Exhibit Hall
On-site Job Interviews
Responding to the rapidly growing demand for the InSites solution, the InSites Talent Acquisition team will be actively screening and interviewing talented individuals excited about sharing their capabilities, experience, dedication, and passion to make a true difference in healthcare. To schedule an on-site interview at HIMMS12, interested candidates should contact Intelligent InSites at careers[.]intelligentinsites.com.
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Intelligent InSites (IntelligentInSites.com) helps healthcare organizations improve care and reduce costs by transforming automatically-collected data into actionable insights and the intelligent automation of operational workflows. Through its interoperable, hardware-agnostic, healthcare real-time location system (RTLS) software platform, Intelligent InSites gathers data from real-time location, condition sensing, and other systems; then delivers meaningful information to the right person, at the right time, on the right device. Intelligent InSites customers gain enterprise-wide visibility and are able to impact continuous process improvements, resulting in remarkable financial and quality of care outcomes.
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After two consecutive weeks on the road, Utah (3-4, 0-4) is very much looking forward to returning to Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday as they look to snatch their first Pac-12 win over Oregon State. In an unfamiliar position, the Utes especially look forward to getting some love and support from their home crowd, and in particular, The MUSS.
"We're excited to go home, in front of our crowd Saturday. It feels longer than two weeks," said Utah corner Conroy Black.
Whether gimmicky, or not, the now annual blackout game brings a different energy and feel to Rice-Eccles Stadium and has become a tradition the Utes, and their fans have begun to look forward to.
"The blackout is good. It's just something different and people seem to have fun with it," said Tony Bergstrom. "We don't pay too much attention to what the crowd's doing but this seems to kind of pump up the crowd a little bit extra, and we always feed off of that. For the players, the black uniforms always kind of do the same for us, so it's a fun week."
The pre-game anticipation of what the Utes' black uniforms might look like has become another part of the mystique surrounding the blackout game, and this year will be no different. In fact, anticipation may be greater considering the splash that Under Armour has made this season with their unique, and even controversial Maryland uniforms.
What most fans won't see Saturday is the Utes' pre-game ritual Samoan war chant, as it is done very early in the warm-up process. Unlike most schools around the country who do a similar chant, including rival BYU, their homage to the Polynesian heritage of roughly one-third of the Utah roster flies under-the-radar, and is not done for the benefit of television, or even fans.
There are several different types of war chants, the most common of which is the Haka, as performed by BYU. The Haka is of Polynesian descent, but is specific to New Zealand's Maori people, rather than a specifically Tongan, or Samoan type of chant.
The trendy Haka has been a staple of New Zealand's All Blacks rugby team and has been performed by them, and other rugby teams worldwide for decades. Of late, the chant has caught on with dozens of high school and college football programs adopting the tradition and pre-game ritual.
Though the University of Utah has been doing it since the Ron McBride era, when researching the ritual, the Utes aren't listed among the teams that perform it; the direct result of when they choose to do it amidst their other pre-game warm up activities. Long before the fans are in their seats, or cameras are rolling is when the Utes do what is actually called a Mili, versus the Haka.
While the Haka is derived from the Maori, the Utes' Mili is a uniquely Samoan war chant, which was performed prior to battle by Samoan tribes. While the chant has many different meanings attributed to it, it is said to be both a challenge to the opposition, as well as a form of intimidation and way to ask for, or draw power from a higher being prior to battle.
Unlike the Haka, the Mili features a singular leader, or caller who cries out the chant, drawing a response from the group, accompanied by clapping, stomping or other arm movements at designated times. How a player comes to be designated as the caller or leader remains unclear.
When asked about the process, defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake indicated that the players designate or decide who they think should have the honor, while Chad Kauha'aha'a suggested it came from coaches.
However it came about, former jack-of-all-trades Ute, Neli A'asa had been the designated caller for the Utes during his tenure on the team. The honor has been handed down to sophomore Samoan offensive lineman Jeremiah Tofaeono.
"I feel proud to be the one doing it. It took me a long time to get it down, but Neli [A'asa] really helped me out with it, and made sure I had it down," Tofaeono said. "To be Samoan, and have the team do a Samoan chant and get to be the one who leads it, is a big thing for me. I try to get into it to make sure the guys kind of follow that. It's kind of like the better we do [the chant], the more fired up we get."
The tradition of the Mili at Utah has varied over the years. In fact, former defensive lineman and current defensive line coach Chad Kauha'aha'a recalls doing the chant during his time as a player under McBride.
"Oh yeah, I loved it. It really got us going, and we just used it to pump us up," said Kauha'aha'a, who actually led the Milli for his teammates. "We didn't always do it before games, or even every game."
In fact, the Mili was preserved for special occasions or big games, and often times, the Mili would be done in practices leading up to the designated big game; apparently the roots for the low-key manner in which Utah approaches it's valued ritual.
Though the Utes do it prior to every game, its meaning has not diminished in any way. A fun pre-game ritual that gets players pumped up, the Mili is an extremely valued Utah tradition that the Utes take seriously. They also value the cultural importance placed on it by their Samoan teammates.
"When I first got here, I didn't really know what it was. I just tried to keep up and copy the movements as we went along," said sophomore linebacker/safety Brian Blechen. "Now I know more about what it means to some of the Poly guys, and also what it means to the team. I really love it and it helps me get ready for the game."
Junior wide receiver Reggie Dunn feels the same way.
"I didn't know what it was, but it kind of looked important or kind of special for the team, so I just went with it and did the best I could," Dunn explained. "Once I found out what it was, and why we do it, it was real cool. It made me want to really get into it and now it fires me up. It gets me ready."
Safeties coach Morgan Scalley recalled the way the Mili got him ready for game time as a player as well.
"It's kind of business-like, the game preparations. Getting to the stadium, putting on the uniform and then going out and making sure you're doing your warm ups the right way, which is important," Scalley said. "Then you get to that point and ready to the do the chant, and it's just a signal that it's game time. That's when you kind of get going, and the adrenaline starts pumping. It's game time. It's a big thing for the players. It's been kind of a special thing at Utah for a long time."


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Research Topics
Kevin T Morgan
Affiliation: Aventis Pharma
Detail Information
- The hepatic transcriptome as a window on whole-body physiology and pathophysiologyKevin T Morgan
Aventis Inc, Bridgewater, New Jersey 08876, USA
Toxicol Pathol 33:136-45. 2005..A download option appears at the bottom of this abstract. In order to access the full article online, you must either have an individual subscription or a member subscription accessed through (www.toxpath.org)...
- Complementary roles for toxicologic pathology and mathematics in toxicogenomics, with special reference to data interpretation and oscillatory dynamicsKevin T Morgan
Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Bridgewater, New Jersey, USA
Toxicol Pathol 32:13-25. 2004..An understanding of pathology by mathematicians involved in toxicogenomics is equally critical, as both mathematics and pathology are essential for transforming toxicogenomics data sets into useful knowledge...
- Frequent sampling reveals dynamic responses by the transcriptome to routine media replacement in HepG2 cellsKevin T Morgan
GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709, USA
Toxicol Pathol 31:448-61. 2003..To access this file, click on the issue link for 31(4), then select this article. In order to access the full article online, you must either have an individual subscription or a member subscription accessed through www.toxpath.org...
- Application of cDNA microarray technology to in vitro toxicology and the selection of genes for a real-time RT-PCR-based screen for oxidative stress in Hep-G2 cellsKevin T Morgan
Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Raleigh, North Carolina 27604, USA
Toxicol Pathol 30:435-51. 2002..A download option appears at the bottom of this abstract. In order to access the full article online, you must either have an individual subscription or a member subscription accessed through www.toxpath.org...
- Formaldehyde-induced gene expression in F344 rat nasal respiratory epitheliumSusan D Hester
US Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA
Toxicology 187:13-24. 2003..Differential gene expression profiles may provide clues that could be used to define mechanisms involved in FA-induced nasal cancer...
- Toxicogenomics, drug discovery, and the pathologistGary A Boorman
Laboratory for Experimental Pathology, Environmental Toxicology Program, NIEHS, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
Toxicol Pathol 30:15-27. 2002..In return, you will gain a greater depth of understanding of cell and tissue function, both in health and disease...
- Correlation of simultaneous differential gene expression in the blood and heart with known mechanisms of adriamycin-induced cardiomyopathy in the ratH Roger Brown
Drug Safety, GlaxoSmithKline, Inc, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709, USA
Toxicol Pathol 30:452-69. 2002..A download option appears at the bottom of this abstract. In order to access the full article online, you must either have an individual subscription or a member subscription accessed through www.toxpath.org...
- Normal gene expression in male F344 rat nasal transitional and respiratory epitheliumSusan D Hester
US EPA, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA
Gene 285:301-10. 2002..g. ion channels). Such baseline data will contribute to further understanding the normal physiology of these cells and facilitate the interpretation of responses by the nasal epithelial cells to xenobiotic treatment or disease...
- Transformation of SV40-immortalized human uroepithelial cells by 3-methylcholanthrene increases IFN- and Large T Antigen-induced transcriptsLynn M Crosby
Environmental Carcinogenesis Division, National Health Effects and Environmental Research Laboratory, US Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, USA
Cancer Cell Int 10:4. 2010..We hope that our work will stimulate further study of this important phenomenon...
- Gene expression analysis reveals chemical-specific profilesKevin T Morgan
Toxicogenomics Mechanisms, GlaxoSmithKline, Inc, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
Toxicol Sci 67:155-6. 2002..Hamadeh, Pierre R. Bushel, Supriya Jayadev, Olimpia DiSorbo, Leping Li, Raymond Tennant, Raymond Stoll, J. Carl Barrett, Richard S. Paules, Kerry Blanchard, and Cynthia A. Afshari (pp. 232-240)...
- Integrated disinfection by-products (DBP) mixtures research: gene expression alterations in primary rat hepatocyte cultures exposed to DBP mixtures formed by chlorination and ozonation/postchlorinationLynn M Crosby
U S Environmental Protection Agency University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Cooperative Training Program, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711, USA
J Toxicol Environ Health A 71:1195-215. 2008..A small subset of gene expression changes was identified that was observed in the response of hepatocytes to peroxisome proliferators, phthalate esters, and haloacetic acids, suggesting a peroxisome proliferative response...
- Effects of minimally toxic levels of carbonyl cyanide P-(trifluoromethoxy) phenylhydrazone (FCCP), elucidated through differential gene expression with biochemical and morphological correlationsSabu Kuruvilla
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, USA
Toxicol Sci 73:348-61. 2003..These results suggest that gene expression changes may provide a sensitive indicator of uncoupling in response to chemical exposure...
- Etomoxir-induced oxidative stress in HepG2 cells detected by differential gene expression is confirmed biochemicallyChristine L Merrill
Department of Microbiology, Pathology and Parasitology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh 27606, USA
Toxicol Sci 68:93-101. 2002..This is the first report of oxidative stress caused by etomoxir...
- Normalization and analysis of DNA microarray data by self-consistency and local regressionThomas B Kepler
Santa Fe Institute, Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA
Genome Biol 3:RESEARCH0037. 2002..We find that these assumptions are not generally met, and that these simple methods can be improved...
- Temporal gene expression profiling indicates early up-regulation of interleukin-6 in isoproterenol-induced myocardial necrosis in ratIgor Mikaelian
Hoffmann La Roche Inc, Non Clinical Drug Safety, Nutley, New Jersey 07110, USA
Toxicol Pathol 36:256-64. 2008..These results suggest early involvement of Il6 in isoproterenol-induced myocardial necrosis and emphasize the value of early time points in transcriptomic studies...


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An 88-year-old man has died after the car he was a passenger in rolled several times on the A30 on Saturday.
Police and emergency services were called to the westbound carriageway around 5pm after a red Citroen Xsara Picasso rolled over several times and came to rest on its roof on the A30 near Indian Queens, Newquay
The driver, a 70-year-old woman, and an 88-year-old male passenger, sustained serious injuries and were airlifted to Derriford Hospital by the police helicopter and air ambulance.
The woman is receiving treatment for life changing injuries.
The westbound carriageway was closed for six-and-a-half hours for officers from the Force Serious Collisions Investigation Unit to conduct a forensic examination of the scene.
The A30 was also closed in both directions for a short time for the helicopters to land and safely evacuate the casualties.
Police from the Serious Collisions Investigations Unit are appealing for witnesses to this incident to contact them on 101, quoting log number 0650 of 21/06/14.


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Netflix's 'The Fundamentals Of Caring' Is The Indie Heartwarming Tearjerker You Need This Summer
Picture this: an indie movie that premiered at Sundance, starring and Craig Roberts, the kid from , including road trips, road trip music and dirty teenage jokes, all wrapped up in a story about family, making bonds, and coming to terms with the past.
If you're a fan of getting your heartstrings pulled by a bittersweet movie about life with a big L, you better bring on the buckets: Netflix's The Fundamentals of Caring will have you shedding rivers of emotional tears. Judging from the freshly released trailer, it'll provide you with the perfect balance of heartbreak and dick jokes, of serious pain and silly fun.
Watch The Trailer For The Fundamentals Of Caring
Netflix picked up The Fundamentals of Caring at Sundance for an SVOD release on its platform on June 24. Based on Jonathan Evison's novel The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, it was directed by Rob Burnett from The Late Show with David Letterman, and stars Craig Roberts as Trevor, a teenager with muscular distrophy whose deadpan jokes are directed at Ben (Paul Rudd), his new caregiver.
Ben used to be a writer, but suddenly decided to take a course in caregiving after a personal tragedy left him with little to hang on to — and before you know it, they both decide that a trip to discover the lamest roadside attractions of the country will be the best use of their time.
Selena Gomez Plays In It!
On the road, they meet a runaway named Dot, played by Selena Gomez. It's far from the singer's first movie role, but we can't wait to see what she brings to the big screen.
Following In The Footsteps Of Me Before You
The movie seems to share a few similarities with , the adaptation of Jojo Moyes' novel set for release on June 3. The story revolves around the relationship of Louisa (Emilia Clarke) and Will (Sam Claflin), who ends up in a wheelchair after an accident and struggles to come to terms with his new life.
The Fundamentals of Caring will be available June 24 on Netflix.
Are you looking forward to The Fundamentals of Caring?


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Wyoming Agriculture & Energy - Powering the Nation!
May 4-6, 2017 | Gillette, WY
Register at: https://www.visitgillettewright.com/
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|The bylaws committee of the Wyoming CattleWomen proposes the
following by-law changes for 2017. Please take time to review these updates and have your questions and discussion ready for our December meeting. Revised Bylaws
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Wyoming CattleWomen is a group of dedicated individuals who believe that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence. Our objective is to develop educational awareness about BEEF and to promote a better understanding of the various roles the beef industry plays in the environment and the national economy.
Wyoming CattleWomen bring the best of volunteerism to the beef industry. We are active in education, beef promotion and industry issues. We are affiliated with the American National CattleWomen and support a number of their national projects. Wyoming CattleWomen work closely with the Wyoming Beef Council, WY Stock Growers Association, Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom as well as local Cow-Belle/CattleWomen organizations.
Organized on June 6, 1940 as Wyoming's Cow-Belles, the original group was headed by Charlotte Snodgrass and consisted of ladies who wanted to do more for the livestock industry. In 1992 our name changed to Wyoming CattleWomen, Inc. to reflect the more professional organization we have become. The primary goal of Wyoming CattleWomen has not changed throughout the years -- to maintain and increase the demand for beef and to promote a positive image of our industry.
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Ponoko project by Jenny Balisle
Bay Area artist Jenny Balisle works in three distinct mediums: painting, pen and ink, and sculptural installation made from heated acrylic sheets.
As explained in her artist statement, her body of work is "conceptually linked by dichotomous relationships — simple and complex, beautiful and grotesque, micro and macro perspectives, and natural and manmade environments."
Her acrylic sculptures embody this concept by turning completely flat pieces of acrylic, which she lasercuts with Ponoko, into much more complex three-dimensional sculptures.
To achieve this, Jenny uses a heat forming technique. "It's a delicate process," she says. "I have to take great care not to crack or warp the acrylic or yellow the white surface."
Jenny heard about Ponoko while listening to an interview on NPR and has been creating these sculptural installations for the last three years.
She begins by creating pen and ink sketches of the form or making models out of inexpensive materials like paper, mat board, or foam core. She then uses Adobe Illustrator to lay out her design for Ponoko's lasercutting service.
The final heat-formed pieces are typically displayed on the wall via brackets or occasionally freestanding or suspended from the ceiling.
The titles for her artwork are utilitarian, referencing the quantity, size, and creation date. And if you're in the Bay Area, you can see JBI.10.12.1877 (shown above) at the PRO ARTS Gallery in Oakland. The piece is part of the the Box Art Benefit Auction being held on Friday, October 19th.
Jenny has exhibited in solo and group shows across the United States, and currently teaches at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.


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Pit-bull burned with tail cut off moves in with foster family
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Claudia Bedon is a bona fide animal lover.
"They mean the world to me," she said.
She's spent the last 4 years serving as a foster family to more than 30 abused or neglected dogs.
"People like that need to be brought to jail," she explained.
But of all the defenseless animals that TMve been harmed, Petey's case is closest to her heart.
"I've never seen something this severe," Claudia said. "It's horrific. It's just bad."
Petey is the Pit-bull found starving in Brownsville 2 weeks ago with cigarette burns and his tail cut off, according to the Laguna Madre Humane Society, the agency that TMs been taking care of the dog's medical needs.
The Brownsville Police Department has opened a case.
Officers are looking for leads into the so-called barbaric attack.
But the abuse couldn't stop Petey from living life, according to Claudia.
"He's a miracle, he really is," she said. "He wants to live. He's full of life."
Claudia says she'll help to ensure Petey eventually gets into a good home.
For now, he still needs months to recuperate at her place in San Juan.
Claudia isn't worried about the expenses because foster families like hers receive help from a rescue network in place across the Rio Grande Valley.
"He's [Petey's] doing biweekly visits to the Laguna Madre humane society," she explained. "They're doing all the vetting for free, all through donations. People are donating everything, his medication, his blankets, his collars."
She says more than a thousand dollars has been raised for Petey TMs care.
It's all part of the support system helping to keep animals like Petey alive.
"Rescuing is like my biggest passion," Claudia said.
It's a second chance at life, thanks to angels on earth.
Anyone who would like to information on fostering animals or to donate money for rescue efforts can contact the Laguna Madre Humane Society at (956) 943-3888.
The Brownsville Police Department TMs Crime Stoppers line is 956-546-TIPS. Click here to find the Laguna Madre Humane Society TMs Facebook PageClick here to join Ryan Wolf TMs Facebook PageClick here to follow Ryan Wolf on Twitter


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Photo: Anna Bambino.
Bambino was arrested after a married couple in Monroe, about 20 miles west of New Haven, complained that she was harassing them about having a ménage à trois, according to the paper.
Bambino, listed on MySpace as single, called the married woman six times demanding that she and her husband engage in a sexual three-way, police told the local paper.
She apparently knew the married couple through a mutual friend, but "doesn't have a history with her," a Monroe police sergeant said Saturday, according to the paper.
Police have not released the couple's name.
The Republican-American reports that police have been investigating the incident since September.
Police say Bambino admitted making the calls while she was drunk.
She was charged last Friday and was released on a written promise to appear in Bridgeport Superior Court, the paper wrote.


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She's already a superstar on the tennis courts, and now Olympic gold winner Serena Williams has a new game going, starring as the face and co-founder of athletic beauty brand Mission Skincare. The world's second-ranking women's player reveals that her decision to join entrepreneur Josh Shaw in the enterprise was born out of a gap she saw in the market. "I've always been disappointed with the lack of skincare products that can keep up with the demands athletes place on their skin," Williams says. "When I learned about Mission and their focus on innovative skincare solutions for everyone with an active lifestyle, I knew I could have an impact on the company." The brand's six-product starting line-up of practical skincare options, including an SPF 30 Facestick, Lip Protector, and Anti-Friction Cream, are designed to be irritant- and animal-cruelty-free. Tell us: Will you check out Serena's new products?


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