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Black Tie and Tailpipes Gala - 7/16/10
Cars, cocktails, and charity captivated the crowd attending the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix's Black Tie & Tailpipes Gala. The elegant annual affair kicks off the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix's Race Week, which includes10 days of races, car shows, and fast fun. As guests arrived in their posh rides and vintage autos, the parking lot of the Pittsburgh Golf Club in Schenley Park transformed into the evening's car show. More than 250 guests enjoyed the sounds of JB & The Band and dined on international fare from England, Germany, Italy, and America — in honor of the world's leading car manufacturers. A live and silent auction helped raise more than $50,000 to benefit the Autism Society of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Valley School. Dan DelBianco, Executive Director for the Pittsburgh Grand Prix, described the celebration as, "Spectacular! It really was a party!"Read More
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Leaders from dozens of Christian denominations who will gather at Constitution Hall on Friday, January 25, for the National Memorial for the Preborn and their Mothers and Fathers will issue a strong call for religious liberty.
"The fundamental right is the right to life," said Fr. Frank Pavone, President of the National Pro-life Religious Council. "Closely following it is the right to religious freedom. Both are under attack in America today. To defend life, we must be free to speak and act with a conscience that holds the right to life in absolute respect. And that does not just mean in Church on Sunday. It means at work on Monday, and in fact every hour of every day."
At the national prayer service to be held on the 25th, the day of the March for Life, from 8:30 to 10:30am at Constitution Hall, a strong declaration in favor of religious freedom will be proclaimed, and all present will be asked to commit themselves to work throughout the year to defend these closely connected rights, life and liberty.
Other religious leaders made clear their commitment to defending religious freedom:
Rev. J. Kirk van der Swaagh, Vice-President of the National Pro-life Religious Council and delegate of the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference stated,
"It is indisputable that the framers of the Constitution understood both religious freedom and freedom of speech as rights that accorded with the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Government was not to be in the business of telling people how to live out their faith or muzzling their expressions of belief, whether offered verbally or in actions. They understood to do so would prove self-destructive as it would curtail the pursuit of human flourishing, an enterprise the church has been engaged with throughout its history. Are we now to accept that such lofty ideals, such guaranteed rights, are unlawful and unwanted? The church will continue to promote and defend such rights and ideals even as the government thwarts and disparages them."
"Just as Life is our first right because from it arise all other rights, so religious liberty is our first freedom because from it arise all other freedoms," added Fr. Paul CB Schenck, Director, National Pro-life Center.
"Presbyterians have understood for hundreds of years that 'God alone is Lord of the conscience,' a phrase from the Westminster Confession adopted by the Scottish 'Kirk' in 1647 and brought to America by the Puritans and Scotch-Irish Presbyterians. In 1729 this standard for freedom of the religious conscience was formally adopted by the newly organized Presbyterian synod in the colonies. Individual religious freedom remains a treasured principle of all Presbyterian denominations today," explained Marie Bowen, Executive Director, Presbyterians Pro-life.
"Religious Freedom is a core principle for our nation and as religious leaders we simply cannot allow this treasure of liberty to be taken away under our watch," added Fr. Terry Gensemer, Director, CEC For Life (International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal Church).
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Saturday's 4-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls at Crew Stadium wasn't pretty by any means, but here are three positives the Black & Gold can take into next week's match against Philadelphia:
There is no question the first half of Saturday's match didn't go the way the Crew had planned, giving up two goals to Kenny Cooper within the first 13 minutes and another to Thierry Henry just before halftime.
However, the second half was a different story. Columbus emerged from the locker room looking like a different team altogether, creating numerous chances at goal that weren't available in the previous half.
"The second half is a pretty good description of what we wanted to do: put pressure on the ball, pressure on the players, don't give them the time to possess the ball," Crew head coach Robert Warzycha said after the game.
The Crew had six shots on target in the second half compared to just two in the first. Unfortunately for the Black & Gold, rookie goalkeeper Ryan Meara was outstanding all afternoon between the posts for New York.
Surprisingly, after scoring two goals and assisting on another, all Red Bulls forward Thierry Henry could talk about after the game was how disappointed he was with the second half.
"I'm not scared to say it, (Columbus) should have come back into the game," the Frenchman said. "If they put the ball in the back of the net, it could have been 3-3."
The Crew showed they can play with the top teams in Major League Soccer like it did in the second half against New York. Now the Black & Gold needs to figure out how to play that way for 90 minutes.
Much of the aforementioned second half effort was supplied by Dilly Duka and Ethan Finlay coming off the bench for the Crew. The Black & Gold's attack had been stagnant all afternoon before Finlay and Duka came on as substitutes in the 55th and 57th minutes, respectively.
The two wingers combined to create quality chances for themselves along with Emilio Renteria and Olman Vargas in front of them.
"(Duka) came on very strong, and Ethan also," Warzycha said of his substitutes. "(Finlay) had one chance to score a goal and he created another one with a slide tackle to get it to Emilio (Renteria). I think they did a lot."
Duka's performance could mean he's earned his way back into Warzycha's starting XI after injuring his hamstring on March 10 in Colorado.
The Crew's lone goal came in the 89th minute when rookie Kirk Urso and Chad Marshall connected on a corner kick. The tally marked the first set-piece goal for the Black & Gold in 2012 after scoring only one from a dead ball in 2011.
The goal was Marshall's 16th goal in all competitions for his career and Urso's first career assist, earning the North Carolina product Barbasol Man of the Match honors as voted on by the fans.


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AMR ambulance report: Lots of complaints, little overbilling in ManchesterBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
November 19. 2012 11:54PM
MANCHESTER - A long-awaited report on the city's emergency ambulance provider, American Medical Response, finds little evidence of overbilling but confirms many of the complaints lodged against the company over the past year.
The report, presented to the Committee on Accounts, Enrollment and Revenue Administration Monday by Auditor Kevin Buckley, describes several practices that have upset patients and aldermen, but that are not violations of its contract with the city Fire Department.
These practices include sending patients bills for thousands of dollars for a single ambulance trip, while the amount actually owed by the patient is still being worked out, and then having those bills sent to a collections department.
"No actual overcharge errors were noted; however, the billing seems to be confusing for most patients," Buckley states in the report. "This confusion makes it appear to the patients that they are being overcharged."
The problem is compounded by the fact that AMR is expensive compared to other ambulance companies in the state, with average per-trip rates at close to $2,000. While the contract with the fire department states that the company can charge no more than 35 percent above the Medicare reimbursement rate - around $600 - for emergency trips, the company seeks a higher rate from insured patients.
In addition, patients, once they are taken to the hospital, often end up being transported by AMR for non-emergency trips to other facilities - and are billed at its standard rates. The problem, according to Buckley, is that the hospitals often don't indicate to patients that there are other cheaper ambulance services available. Anthem and AMR
One reason city residents have been so closely involved in billing issues with AMR is that the city's largest insurer, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, does not have a provider agreement with the company. Anthem administers the city of Manchester's health plan, which includes hundreds of employees.
Anthem had been reimbursing patients directly for bills from AMR. At the beginning of 2012, however, a new state law, HB 31, went into effect requiring insurers to pay out-of-network ambulance companies directly. Since then, Anthem has been paying its own standard rate for ambulance reimbursements, leaving patients in some cases to cover the balance.
Anthem representative Amy Winning told the aldermen that HB 31 created less incentive for out-of-network ambulance companies to enter agreements. She said Anthem has attempted to reach an agreement with AMR, but that the company had not responded to it most recent request.
An AMR representative is quoted in Buckley's report saying, "AMR has reached out to Anthem on several occasions and tried to reach an amicable agreement. Like all emergency ambulance providers in New Hampshire, AMR is not opposed to entering into an agreement... provided (it ) satisfactorily compensates for the high cost of readiness associated with providing emergency ambulance coverage and response."
AMR had acknowledged earlier this year overbilling 323 patients; it has since paid refunds or corrected the bills.
Contract up for renewal
Buckley found that of 60 ambulance trips he tested as a sample, one was overbilled and not discovered by AMR. The company makes about 18,000 transports in the city per year.
The anecdotal evidence, however, appeared to weigh more heavily for the aldermen.
Alderman Patrick Arnold called the practice of quickly referring bills to collections the most "troubling" aspect of the company's behavior.
The report comes as the aldermen are weighing whether to renew AMR's contract, which expires at the end of December. Fire Chief James Burkush has proposed a one-year renewal while the department explores operating its own emergency ambulance service, as it had more than two decades ago.
Alderman Pat Long said it was unlikely that he would support renewing the contract if the "unacceptable" continued. "If so, I'll lean toward getting another provider or having the city pick it up itself," he said.
The full Board of Mayor and Aldermen is expected act on two committee recommendations at its meeting Tuesday. One urges Anthem and AMR to come to a service agreement and calls on the city's legislative delegation to come up with a bill that would require such agreements.
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HELLO WORLD!!!!! Namaste! Bonjour! Kuzu zangpo! Aloha! Assalamou Alykoum! Ciao! Tsonga!
These are just a handful of greetings I'd learnt during my 9 non-stop months of constant traveling for a book project with the BFF; we certainly had many adventures together – some funny, others nerve-wrecking, but what doesn't kill you certainly makes you stronger (like learning never to store your trusty laptop with all your written drafts in your check-in luggage in Madagascar).
Pam & I really both missed our loved ones in Singapore, it's not easy when people you care about are miles away, so I'm truly glad to be finally back HOME because truly, there's just no other place quite like it 🙂
Reflectively, I know I've certainly changed a lot during the time away from home. It's been an insightful inner journey for me too, not just a physical one. The girl whose blog you're reading, is no longer the same person who left 9 months ago. I am grateful for the many "teachers" I've met along the way, who have so generously taught me in their own ways, how to open my heart and live… not just to merely exist.
Our book chronicals the adventures of two BFFs (Best Friends Forever) comes out next year just before Christmas, so do look out for it 🙂 International literary giant, Marshall Cavendish International (Asia), is our publisher.
Honestly, I'm really excited because ever since I was a child, I'd dreamt of being a writer… much like one of my favorite women authors Anais Nin, who cleverly stated that "We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospection."
So like everything else that I'm passionate about in my life, this Libra girl is going to make sure she does her very best and balances everything on her plate well. And geez, is it one big heavy plate!
Coming back to my 2nd home, the Concept:Magic studio, was comforting despite already knowing what's in store for me for the next quarter and a half 🙂 I'd just touched down yesterday in Changi International Airport, and this morning already saw me engaging in intensive rehearsals for…
*brace yourselves*
…Le Plus Grand Cabaret du Monde!!!!
Yes, my stage partner J C Sum & I with our team will be flying to Paris next week for the TV taping of the popular French magic gala show, which broadcasts in all French speaking countries and then some. Our episode screens on New Year's Eve, and those with cable in Singapore can also tune in to watch it on TV5 Monde!
It certainly is a great honor, and I'm deeply grateful and humbled to be one half of the performing team that can make Singapore proud since this is the first time the producers of this long-running hit magic television show has arranged for Singaporean local talent over! Truly, I hope our country will have the opportunity to have more homegrown magic stars over in the near future… We're really much more than just a little red dot 😉
Anyway, do stay tuned to our blogs, 'cos J C & I have more super exciting news to share with all of y'all very soon. There's some truly cool magic projects we have that once again, we really hope to infuse more positive power to our local performing community and empower more up-and-coming magicians/ enthusiasts.
Ta for now, more later!
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Based on the popular 1994 film of the same name, Priscilla follows three drag queens as they drive across Australia in a run down bus and learn about their friendships and own personalities. Simon Phillips directs the production, which features classic dance tunes including "It's Raining Men," "I Will Survive," "Material Girl," "Shake Your Groove Thing" and "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun."
The show stars Wade McCollum as Tick/Mitzi, Scott Willis as Bernadette and Bryan West as Adam/Felicia.
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May 22th to June 21st - 2009
50 international artists' notebooks are on exhibition at Santralistanbul, Kazim Karabekir Caddesi No: 2/6, Eyup, Istanbul.Amongst them some works contain extensive stories; others are turned into pieces of contemporary art and design.
Visitors have the opportunity to observe the Moleskine notebooks of renowned artists, designers and architects among which, Karim Rashid, Ron Arad, Han Tümertekin, and witness their creative process.
The visitors of the exhibition will live a unique experience by the works representing the contemporary approach of design, alongside notebooks of more spontaneous nature, that are radically personal, or they themselves are significant art objects.
Conserved and turned into santralistanbul by Istanbul Bilgi University, Silahtaraga Power Station was the first city-scaled station of the Ottoman Empire. Built in the Golden Horn -the oldest industrial zone of Istanbul- the station has provided electricity to the city between 1911 and 1983.
The work to convert this unique national industrial heritage into santralistanbul has been carried out by public and private sector together with non-governmental organizations. One of the most comprehensive artistic and cultural projects in Turkey, santralistanbul has opened in September 8, 2007, with an exhibition titled "Modern and Beyond". Turkey's very first urban power station has been revived through conservation and won back to Istanbul in the form a public functional entity. Alongside the Energy Museum hosted by the meticulously preserved engine rooms of the power station, santralistanbul also houses spaces for contemporary art and cultural activities, a public library, outdoor recreational areas, international artists' residences and educational units.
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Istanbul Bilgi University (founded in 1996) with is academic atmosphere, teaching staff and the innovative approach in university education, has taken on a pioneering role regarding the insight to the soul of time from a socio-cultural perspective. Teaching social and human sciences alongside communication, Istanbul Bilgi University - eyeing to achieve its international objectives- has focused on social responsibility through educational, cultural and art projects ever since the very first day. One of the progressive initiatives by Istanbul Bilgi University aiming to pioneer in the fields of education, culture and art, santralistanbul has established as it goal to provide a comprehensive, critical and interdisciplinary international platform contributing to urban revival through intercultural dialog and debate, alongside its various artistic and cultural activities.


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Heroin's hook in NHBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 18. 2014 11:29PM
No one sets out to die a heroin junkie.
The highly addictive narcotic is a drug of last resort for addicts who can never be sure of its potency or purity, but either graduated to it after abusing other street drugs or turned to it as a cheap alternative to prescription painkillers they no longer can afford, according to law enforcers.
Its use is on the rise statewide, as seen when heroin for the first time became the top killer of all drug overdoses in 2012. It was responsible for 38 of the 164 drug deaths that year.
The number of people who died from heroin in 2013 already shows a 50 percent increase and could go higher once all pending cases are closed. So far, heroin is responsible for 57 drug deaths in 2013, a year when authorities expect the total deaths will reach 200.
"It's a huge problem," said Dr. Thomas Andrew, the state's chief medical examiner.
Andrew said the number of total unintended drug deaths rose 400 percent from the 53 recorded when he started as medical examiner in 1997.
Serious issue
Speaking from a personal point of view as a physician, Andrew described the situation as a "public health crisis," but isn't sure the "social will" exists to really attack it.
"Are we going to decide as citizens that it is worth going after this problem in an aggressive way, or are we willing to write off these people as not worth the effort?" he asked.
"Are these really acceptable losses to us? ... In the end, every one of these cases is someone's son or daughter or sister or brother."
Heroin addiction also is blamed for the alarming rise in violent armed robberies, burglaries, scrap metal thefts, doctor shopping and pharmaceutical holdups, law enforcers say.
"It is very clear to me that the societal impact of drug abuse and addiction continue to increase and is spread across the state," said Col. Robert Quinn, director of the New Hampshire State Police.
The problem is not just one the state "can arrest and jail your way out of," Andrew said. More resources are needed for counseling, treatment and developing community-based programs to address it, he said.
Andrew was impressed that Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin devoted his Jan. 8 State of the State message to what Shumlin called "a full-blown heroin crisis" that must be addressed with prevention and aggressive treatment.
A spokesman for Gov. Maggie Hassan said the governor considers heroin and other substance abuse to be "one of the most significant public health and safety challenges facing our state and our region.
"The current state budget includes increased funding for alcohol and drug abuse prevention programs and allows the state's Medicaid program to provide substance abuse treatment coverage, spokesman Marc Goldberg said.
In addition, accepting the more than $2.4 billion in federal funds to expand Medicaid would provide more than 50,000 working Granite Staters with access to substance abuse and mental health coverage, he said.
Opiates have always been the preferred drug in the Northeast, with oxycodone being the most popular, New Hampshire State Police Sgt. Marc Beaudoin said.
"In New England, we've always liked our opiates, whether that is heroin, oxycodone or hydrocodone," said Beaudoin, who worked in the state's police drug diversion unit from 2010 until last December. The unit is responsible for investigating prescription drug abuse.
Oxycodone is the most popular of the three, he said. A widely prescribed painkiller, it often leads to addiction among patients, and when their prescriptions run out, they buy it on the streets, he said.
"If you buy it on the street, you paid $30 for a 30 milligram pill, but you knew what you were getting," Beaudoin explained. But the supply of oxycodone has diminished in the last year, driving the price up to $35 to $40 a pill, he said.
That has forced many oxycodone addicts into heroin, where a single-dose bag containing a tenth of a gram can run as low as $5 to $10 in urban hubs such as Lawrence, Mass., and Manchester and $12 and up in rural areas, said New Hampshire State Police Lt. John A. Encarnacao, who has been commander of the Narcotics and Investigations Unit since September 2012.
"When I first came in to the unit, I was astonished at the amount of prescription drugs that we were buying as a unit. I can say now a lot of those prescription drug cases are heroin cases," Encarnacao said, referring to undercover drug buys made by investigators.
Heroin is not only cheaper, but also purer and easy to get, authorities said.
But its potency varies, it's highly addictive, and no buyer really knows what else could be in a dose, police said.
While executing search warrants at drug houses, Encarnacao said, investigators often talked with addicts who were present.
"None of them wanted to be heroin junkies. They all needed help," he said. Heroin addicts need treatment when they withdraw from the drug because they are physically addicted. But, he said, there isn't enough funding for these programs.
In 2012, heroin accounted for about 10 percent of the cases handled by the New Hampshire State Police Forensic Laboratory, Col. Quinn said. This was the first time in the laboratory's history that heroin cases outnumbered cocaine cases, he said.
In 2013, heroin accounted for 16 percent of the lab's cases, making it the third most common drug analyzed there, behind marijuana and pharmaceuticals, he said.
In addition, Quinn said, the laboratory discovered "fake oxycodone tablets" that actually contained heroin to increase dealers' profits.
"The cheaper price of heroin has forced many individuals who became addicted to opiate painkillers to resort to heroin abuse," he added.
Beaudoin said some hospitals, doctors and dentists have become increasingly aware of the problem of opiate addiction and are restricting the amount of painkillers they will prescribe. For instance, some are writing prescriptions for seven to 14 days instead of 30 days, he said.
"I know a lot of the medical doctors and dentists are starting to get concerned, and they are starting to dial back a bit," he said.


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My favorite part is when Dumpy gets fixed again. It taught me that when something's broke you can fix it up again. My favorite characters are Dumpy and the Tractor guy and the Backhoe. I loved this book because I love trucks. I liked the illustrations when they painted Dumpy bright yellow, bright red and bright blue.
This book is not like any others I've read because my dad showed it to me and said I'd like it and I did.
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During your stay, you will meet a number of individuals who will be involved in your care. Your physician will lead your health care team in the creation of your plan of care and will involve the appropriate disciplines to ensure that we are able to provide you with the best clinical care possible. Here are some of the care providers you may meet:
You will have a registered nurse (R.N.) assigned to care for you at all times during your hospitalization. Your nurse will work hand in hand with your physician to coordinate your care. If you should have any questions about your plan of care, or any other aspect of your hospitalization, your nurse will either provide the answer or will find the answer for you.
In addition to the nurse directly assigned to your care, a charge nurse is assigned to coordinate the activities of each unit. This individual is available to answer any questions or concerns that could not be answered by your nurse.
The patient care associate is available to assist you in taking care of your personal needs. The PCA will also assist your nurse in completing essential monitoring of your medical condition, including taking your vital signs and drawing your blood. On some units this position is referred to as a critical care technician (CCT).
Hospitalists are doctors who devote their practice to the care of hospitalized patients. Our hospitalists are board certified in internal medicine. They see hospitalized patients who have been referred by primary care doctors, emergency room doctors or other physicians at the hospital. They do not see patients outside the hospital.
There are a number of reasons a hospitalist may coordinate your care during your stay. For example, your primary care physician may request that a hospitalist be responsible for your care while you are here if he or she is unavailable to do so. The hospitalist will coordinate your care and oversee the health care team taking care of you while at Sinai Hospital.
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Clerkenwell Bombing
On December 13, 1867, Irish terrorist, Michael Barrett plants a bomb at Clerkenwell Prison in London in an attempt to free fellow Irish political prisoners. The bombing killed 12 bystanders and severely injured many more. Barrett had positioned the bomb in a wheelbarrow outside the external wall of of the jail in the belief that it would bring down the prison wall and allow the prisoners to escape.
Michael Barrett was born in 1841 and at the age of 27 he joined the Fenians, which, in the 1860s, was a political movement that dominated Irish politics and defied the Catholic Church and middle-class nationalists who advocated milder approaches. Thousands of Irishmen in both Ireland and Britain were recruited into its ranks.
The Clerkenwell bombing was the most infamous action carried out by the Fenians in Britain. It resulted in a long-lived backlash that fomented much hostility against the Irish community in Britain. The events that led up to the bombing started with the arrest, in November 1867, of Richard O Sullivan-Burke, a senior Fenian arms agent. O'Sullivan-Burke was subsequently imprisoned at the Clerkenwell jail. On December 13th an attempt to rescue him was made by blowing a hole in the prison wall. The explosion was seriously misjudged; it demolished not only a large section of the wall, but also a number of tenement houses opposite the jail, resulting in 12 people being killed and over 50 suffering a range of injuries.
Months earlier, Barrett had been arrested in Glasgow for illegally discharging a firearm and allegedly false evidence was used to implicate him in the Clerkenwell explosion. In court, he produced witnesses who testified that he had been in Scotland on the date of the incident. The main case against him rested on the evidence of Patrick Mullany (a Dubliner who had given false testimony before and whose price was a free passage to Australia) who told the court that Barrett had informed him that he had carried out the explosion with another accomplice. After two hours of deliberation the jury found Barrett guilty and sentenced to death. Barrett was executed outside the walls of Newgate Prison on May 26, 1868 before a crowd of two thousand people. He was the last man to be publically hanged in Britain. Until their transfer to the City of London Cemetery, Michael Barrett's remains lay for 35 years in an unmarked grave within the walls of Newgate Prison. When the prison was demolished in 1903 it was taken to its present resting place. Today the grave is a place of Irish pilgrimage and is marked by a small plaque.
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SSR Collision Center, an owner-operated body shop in Atlanta, is in need of a website redesign. We have a new logo and new business cards. Our website needs to reflect a new level of professionalism. This is a great contest for car lovers!
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Ginn wins Thomas Keller rowing medal
4 July 2014
ROWING: Australia's most successful Olympic rower Drew Ginn has received world rowing's highest honour.
World Rowing on Friday announced the three-time Olympic gold medallist as the recipient of the 2014 Thomas Keller Medal.
The award is the most prestigious in rowing, in recognition of an exceptional international career, the 'type' of career, technical mastery of the sport, sportsmanship and the 'legendary' aspect of the athlete.
Ginn was chosen by the Thomas Keller Medal committee following an extensive worldwide public nominations process.
The now Australian rowing team head coach - integration was nominated with Slovenia's Iztok Cop, New Zealand sisters Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell and Britain's Katherine Grainger.
Ginn said he was extremely honoured to be selected.
"I consider myself privileged to join a group of individuals who have excelled in our sport, including three of my former Australian teammates, Peter Antonie, Mike McKay and James Tomkins (2010 Keller winner).
"I am grateful for the honour being bestowed upon me."
Ginn shot to fame as part of Australia's men's coxless four when they won gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. He went on to medal at various world championships in the men's eight, coxed four, coxless four and men's pair.
At the 1999 world titles, Ginn and Tomkins became pair champions, setting themselves up as favourites for the 2000 Olympics. A back injury forced Ginn out at the eleventh hour.
With Ginn's tenacity and perseverance, he was back in form two years later and, in 2003, was again a world champion before winning Olympic gold in Athens.
Ginn and new partner Duncan Free won the 2006 and 2007 world championships. Leading up to the 2008 Olympics, Ginn again suffered back problems but he went on to win another Olympic title.
A back operation and a break followed Beijing, with Ginn claiming silver in the men's four at the London Olympics.
Ginn is in Italy with the Australian rowing team in his new role.
Former coach and Rowing Australia national performance director Chris O'Brien said he was delighted to see Ginn's achievements recognised.
"Drew is passionate about mentoring and helping athletes to reach their potential and this accolade is a fitting reward to not only all his on-water achievements but his continued dedication to the sport of rowing."
Rowing Australia CEO Andrew Dee said: "It is only fitting that Australia's most successful rowing Olympian should join some of the greatest names in world rowing in becoming a recipient of such a prestigious and highly regarded award."


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Fort Collins lawmaker says health-care company's practice infuriates constituents
A health-care bill borne out of an investigation into patient billings is scheduled for a hearing this afternoon.
It's unclear how Democrat John Kefalas' bill will fare in the Republican-controlled committee, but he said he got so many phone calls from constituents and chiropractors after a 9News report that he started looking into third-party payers. A 9Wants to Know investigation claimed a company called Columbine Health Plan receives bills from chiropractors, then sometimes increases their fees or adds services that weren't performed.
An employee admitted CHP adds extra services to bills in a recorded phone call with a patient, although owner David McReynolds, a politically connected Republican, told the station that's not true.
"It's adding to administrative waste, it's driving up health-care costs and in the end consumers are getting less health-care services," Kefalas said.
Kefalas said House Bill 1257 is not limited to Columbine Health Plan, but to all third-party adjusters. Under the bill, they are banned from altering a health care provider's charges or adding charges to any of the insurance claims submitted by a health care provider.
The bill is scheduled to be heard by the House State Veterans & Military Affairs Committee.


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Subjects: Ellis, Charles Alton, 1876-1949., Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, Calif.)
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I am a concerned dad with a situation spiraling downhill.
The short story: our otherwise healthy (2 month old) son has recently begun feeding super frequently (every 45 to 90 minutes, three hours if we're lucky) We have read many articles on this forum about how babies are supposed to feed frequently, and we agree about the benefits, but the lack of sleep is taking an unhealthy toll on my wife, who is trying to soldier this out for the sake of exclusively using breastmilk. As her fatigue mounts, it affects the let-down, which causes him to be more aggressive on the nipple, which decreases her relaxed-ness, which further affects the let-down, and so on, and so forth.
We do pump, and have just enough that I take on a few of the in-between feedings, and on the weekends I cover some of the night feedings to allow her to sleep longer stretches. I have taken a few days off, but I work full time, so I cannot offer the kind of support we would need to sustain this feed frequency for much longer.
We are very close to the end of this rope, and are not in search of encouragement. If we hit that wall, we need the next best thing, or something that can bring us some relief and allow us to get back into it later if at all possible? We didn't get this far being pansies about it, and won't take kindly to such a suggestion.
Little fella is super happy when he's awake, not acting over-tired, and fairly easy to calm down. By our measure, he appears to be getting everything that HE needs, but my wife is suffering, and can't keep this up –and when my wife suffers, we all suffer.
Background: Our son (two months old) was born at 40 weeks at a healthy weight 6lbs 2oz, no issues, and took to breastfeeding immediately. His latch was suspect from the beginning; the lactation consultants at the hospital thought that his latch looked fine from the outside, but all agreed that the shape of the nipple was not good when he let go. Things have been getting better, he has continued to gain weight successfully, and we have been switching feeding positions to save my wife's nipples.
The kid slept great when we brought him home, and fed regularly, slept frequently during the day and for four hour stretches (average) during the night time. Those stretches have recently decreased dramatically, and he feeds in between every nap. At this point, his daytime cycle is simple: nap, feed, awake-time, nap. Sometimes it's nap, feed, awake-time, feed, nap. His nighttime cycle is simply nap,feed,nap.
We do an at-home weigh-in each week, but I can't recall all of the results off the top. From birth, in lbs: 6.1, 6.8, 7.2, 9.6, 9.8, 10.5, 11.2 <<Sunday 2013 Sep 22
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Publisher: Tse Qigong Centre 2005 49 Pages
Qi Magazine is a newsstand periodical launched in the mid-1990s to cover the world of qigong and inform the English-speaking world of the spectrum of practice and thought being offered by various master practitioners in the West. Qigong is the collective name of a number of exercise systems that emerged through the centuries in China. On one end of the spectrum, hard qigong, designed to build the body, grades into Tai Chi and the martial arts. On the other end, soft qigong, designed to relax the body and improve health, fades into acu-puncture and the practice of Chinese medicine.
Each issue of Qi Magazine is built around a number of short feature articles that provide insight from the wisdom of one of the more notable qigong masters, introduce an element of basic practice, or discuss the value of a form of Chinese medicine. Many of these are illustrated with detailed diagrams of the body or of the movements being discussed. There is a large letters-to-the-editor column in which readers are invited into a lively dialog with the editorial staff. In addition, the e-mail address of most writers for the magazine is given so that readers may respond to their articles immediately and directly. A selection of both Eastern and Western authors also write regular columns.
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1) Introduction of Chicago - Kent College of Law faculty
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 13, 2013) – Each week during the season, members of the ETSU volleyball team will be featured in a segment called "Getting to Know You." The 11th player to be featured is junior libero Katie Muey (Alexandria, Ind.).
During the preseason, the players were given the questionnaire, which can be found below, and each of them submitted their answers. Below are the responses by Muey:
Name: Katie Muey
Academic Major: Early Childhood Development; Minor: Psychology
Favorite Song: "Name" by Goo Goo Dolls
Favorite Actor/Actress: Leslie Mann and Jim Carrey
Favorite Book: "Of Mice and Men"
Favorite Movie: Nicholas Sparks' "The Lucky One" or Disney's "Hercules"
Favorite TV Show: "SpongeBob SquarePants"
Favorite Food: MEXICAN FOOD!
Favorite Animal: Dolphins!
Favorite Ice Cream: Butter Pecan
Favorite Sports Moment: Winning the Atlantic Sun Conference!
Favorite Quote: "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog."
Favorite Athlete: Misty May-Treanor
Favorite Subject in School: AP Literature
Favorite Vacation Spot: Mesick, Michigan
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What is one thing you can't live without and why?
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BEDFORD - The New Hampshire premiere of "Heroes Behind the Badge" will be shown Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Bedford High School auditorium, Bedford police officer Christopher Storti said.
The movie examines how death and serious bodily injury affect police officers' families, their fellow officers and the communities where they work.
Because of the graphic nature of the footage, the movie is not recommended for children below the age of 14, Storti said.
Storti, president of the Bedford police officers' union, said his organization felt the movie was so important for the public to see that the union raised the money needed so residents could watch it for free.
"Normally, the costs for showing the movie are financed by charging a $20 ticket," said Storti, who added that most of the money raised to bring the movie to Bedford doesn't go to the movie's producers, but rather to the National Law Enforcement Memorial, which will be the focal point of observances marking National Police Week.
Several area businesses have contributed to the effort to bring the movie to town, but Storti said Bedford police still need to raise another $3,000 to cover costs. Anyone who would like to make a donation can make a check out to the Bedford Police Association, and mail it or drop it off at the Bedford Police Department. In addition, during the evening of the showing, contributions to benefit the Police, Fire and EMS Foundation of New Hampshire will be accepted.
On the morning of the premiere, the Bedford Police Association and the police department will host a motorcycle run to raise money for the showing. The motorcycle run is being sponsored by Carrabba's Italian Grill, Blowin Smoke Cigars, Spectrum Marketing and Ashton Cigar.
Registration for the event begins at 9:30 a.m., and the run will begin at 10 a.m. from 132 Bedford Center Road. The event is open to all riders, and law enforcement officers and agencies are encouraged to attend, Storti said.
Storti said the ride will include a stop at the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Memorial in Concord, where riders will pay tribute to fallen law enforcement officers from New Hampshire. The ride will end with a lunch provided by Carrabba's and a complimentary cigar from Blowin Smoke of Bedford and Ashton Cigars. Reservations for the motorcycle run can be made by contacting officer Rob Lavoie at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 472-5113, ext. 227, or by contacting Tyler Shea at Blowin Smoke at 472-5878.


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6-time All-Star McCann set to come off DL Monday
ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta's six-time All-Star catcher Brian McCann will come off the disabled list on Monday when the Braves open a series in Cincinnati.
McCann had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right shoulder last October. Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said after Sunday's 9-4 win over the Mets that McCann will be active and with the team Monday.
Gonzalez said infielder Tyler Pastornicky will be optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett to clear a roster spot for McCann.
McCann completed his rehab assignment with Gwinnett on Sunday.
"That's huge," said first baseman Freddie Freeman. "That's like trading for an All-Star."
McCann hit .364 with four homers in his first six games with Class A Rome and Gwinnett, but the bigger question has been how his shoulder holds up to his throws to second base. McCann said his arm is ready.
"The way I'm throwing now is basically the way I was throwing before I got hurt," McCann said this week. "The ball is coming out great.
"I tested my arm as much as I could possibly test it and woke up the next day and felt the same as the day before."
The decision to send Pastornicky to Gwinnett will leave the Braves with three catchers: McCann, Gerald Laird and rookie Evan Gattis.
Gattis, who had two hits on Sunday, is hitting .261 with seven homers and 18 RBIs. Gattis, the NL rookie of the month for April, is expected to play behind McCann and may have spot starts at first base and in the outfield.
Gonzalez said third baseman Juan Francisco is day to day with a mild right ankle sprain he suffered Friday. Francisco has shared time with Chris Johnson at third base.
Right fielder Jason Heyward, who had his appendix removed on April 22, is ready to take batting practice. Heyward will be with the team as it begins its 10-game road trip in Cincinnati and San Francisco.
Gonzalez said "there's still no timetable on where or when" Heyward begins his minor league rehabilitation assignment.
"He's taking it day by day right now," Gonzalez said. "He's feeling better every day."
Soon after his surgery, Heyward said he hoped to return by the end of May. It is possible Heyward could recover faster than he expected.
Also, right-hander Cristhian Martinez, who has been on the disabled list since April 7 with a right shoulder strain, is headed to the Braves' extended spring training in Orlando to begin a throwing program.


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So I just dug out my cheapo bluetooth headphone adapter that I got for about $12, after remembering what I had to do on the thing to put it into pairing mode, it's paired. Sound is decent considering the price, audio is good without a bunch of extra re-encoding noise, and the track forward and back mostly work. When you go back or forward is starts the song a couple seconds in so you miss at least the first second. If I use the buttons on the player it goes to the real beginning of the track... Must be a bluetooth oddity, just really happy it works because now I can have wireless connection to my hearing protectors when I'm running a loud machine tool (hopefully)!
This is the receiver, if you look around you should be able to get it for about $20USD (or less) including shipping:
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It has a built in audio limiter which is pretty crude and sounds harsh so it might not be a great combination and I might need to refine things a bit and maybe even gut the electronics out to remove the limiter. I have been running them with an audio compressor and a long cable but that sucks. And there are a couple really strong FM signals nearby that make using my FM transmitter pointless. So the bluetooth might be just another failure, have to try and it find out.
The really encouraging thing is that the audio sounds good, so now I'm not afraid to buy an expensive BT system for my motorcycle helmet! For those interested, I'll probably go with a BlueAnt F4 Interphone which WebBikeWorld rated as really good:
The alternative is the really expensive system that is designed to fit in my Schuberth helmet, but they want crazy money for that system.
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The Delfini scored two own goals as the hosts added to their impressive recent run of form with an ultimately facile victory that sees them close to within seven points of second
The home side scored with the first attack of the game, after Antonio Nocerino was given a chance that he simply could not miss less than a minute into the game. The Rossoneri then doubled their lead when Robinho's corner was clumsily headed into his own net by Elvis Abbruscato.
Christian Terlizzi pulled a goal back for the away side with a superb header on 56 minutes and Antonio Balzano nearly scored an equaliser a few minutes later. However, Massimiliano Allegri's men finished the game off with two late strikes: an own goal from Jonathas and another tap-in, this time from Stephan El Shaarawy.
The in-form Rossoneri made it clear that they were in a confident and ambitious frame of mind right from the off, though they were aided by Pescara's doziness. El Shaarawy was left totally unmarked as he made a clever run into the box and once he picked up the ball, he had plenty of promising options, ultimately electing to the slide the ball across the area to the waiting Nocerino, who applied a simple finish at the back post.
The home team maintained their pressure in the opening stages and, after El Shaarawy had swung a cross into the box for Pazzini, Delfini defender Antonio Balzano nearly headed the ball into his goal. Luckily for him, though, Mattia Perin was on his toes to save.
Milan thought that they had netted a second when Giampaolo Pazzini smashed home Robinho's free kick, but the referee saw an infringement and made the hosts retake the set piece.
The Rossoneri created a number of half-chances as the game progressed but could not add to their lead before half-time.
Pescara made a lively start to the second half despite taking off Vladimir Weiss, who had been their main threat. Francesco Modesto's delivery from wide met the head of Birkir Bjarnason but he could not get enough power on his shot to worry Marco Amelia.
The away side then shot themselves in the foot as Abruscatto headed Robinho's corner into his own net. The Pescara striker was clearly trying to put it back out for another corner but his header was wild and gave Perin little chance to save it.
The visitors gave themselves a route back into the game after Riccardo Montolivo let Terlizzi have too much space when defending a set piece, and the defender headed home to make it 2-1.
All of a sudden things looked a lot brighter for Pescara, as Balzano's 25-yard drive crashed against the post, denying them an equaliser.
However, Milan simply redoubled their efforts and Jonathas scored the second own goal of the match to make Pescara's task all the harder before El Shaarawy put the outcome beyond all doubt by making it 4-1 on 81 minutes after slotting home Pazzini's ball across the six-yard box.
The victory means Milan remain seventh, but they are now just seven points behind second-placed Inter.


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Who's In It: Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler, Teresa Palmer, Demetri Martin, Chris Platt, Michael Ian Black
The Basics: It's Labor Day weekend, and you know what that means--pool parties and recent college graduates fearfully pondering their bleak, uncertain, vacuous futures. And if you set it in the '80s, you barely have to put any original thought into costuming or music selection either. So begins our tale of woe where Matt (Topher Grace), his twin Wendy (Anna Faris), and his best friend Barry (Dan Fogler) have what the movie poster assures us is the "Best. Night. Ever."
What's The Deal: I love the "One Legendary Night" genre of film. These movies showcase friendships, vulnerability, comedy, adventure, and sex, and harken back to that magic time of your life when anything could happen. When the credits roll after those movies, it gives you a faraway smile on your face that indicates you have a story or two to tell. This movie seemed too flimsy to invoke much of anything. Although not without merit as far as funny lines or talented performers go, it mostly just felt phoned in. These stories are never complicated--they're just a bunch of kids with a tenuous grip on their young realities making jokes and getting in fights. This time, it was too gimmicky and tired to have an impact.
Men At Work: Dan Fogler (Balls of Fury,Fanboys) was really fun to watch in this flick. His character's posturing subtly covered his insecurity, and he ends up being the fun train wreck you can't take your eyes off of. Whether he's committing a felony, being sexually harassed by Angie Everheart, or covered in cocaine, he's a scene-stealer. Also making an appearance that delighted me was Demetri Martin (Taking Woodstock), pulling a Dr. Strangelove and making guys in wheelchairs funny again. And can we please just put Michael Ian Black and Bob Odenkirk in more stuff? Just in general?
What You Should Be Watching: Can't Hardly Wait is one of the more recent additions to the genre that really stands the test of time. Ethan Embry arguing with Jenna Elfman while she's wearing an angel costume from a stripping gig gone wrong, Seth Green locked in a bathroom all night with KY jelly in his backpack, and that kid from Dick Tracy singing Paradise City? Yes, please.
Or For The Sake Of Brevity: Just watch the Atomic Tom's video of their "Don't You Want Me" cover from the film. They pull out all the '80s pop culture reference stops that we've seen a million times and attempt to make it cheeky, reinforcing the notion that there are no new ideas replacing all the old ones we remember from days gone by. But at least it only lasts 4 minutes.
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As the Center for Gaming Research at the University of Nevada Las Vegas explains, with little exception, the house (casino operators) always wins. This is because, when it comes from the perspective of the casino, the games have been mathematically designed so that the odds are in the favor of the house over the long run. As its casino math guide points out, the rules may not be fair, but if the casino honestly runs its operations, its carefully calculated advantage against gamblers is perfectly legal.
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The advantage that the house maintains in its games is most frequently referred to simply as the "house advantage," which is its expected win percentage over the long term. (To learn about the similarities and differences of investing and gambling, read Going All-In: Comparing Investing And Gambling.)
Games of Chance
Games of chance, meaning there is not an ounce of skill that a gambler can employ to lower the house advantage, include games such as roulette, craps, slot machines and keno, generally have the worst odds. Keno is easily the most lucrative with an estimated average house advantage of 27% to mean that over the long haul the house will keep 27% of all bets made. Slot machines are also quite lucrative with house advantages between 5% and 10% roughly, though ranges can be as high as 2% and 15%, depending on if there are special gambling promotions or slot payouts are especially stingy.
Next up is double-zero roulette with an estimated house advantage of 5.3%. A single-zero can cut the house advantage in half to 2.7%. The game of craps has many betting options, with house advantage ranging from the teens to having an even edge versus the casino. (For related reading, see Are You Investing Or Gambling?.)
Skill games allow the gambler at least some ability to use strategy and lower the house advantage. Games in this category include blackjack, poker via a slot machine (also known as video poker), and poker table games such as Caribbean Stud and Pai Gow poker. As with certain types of bets in craps, blackjack can be played so that the house advantage is minimal. With a single card deck and a basic strategy that prescribes when exactly to hit, fold or stay, there is basically no house advantage. The Center for Gaming Research has pointed out that an average player, who doesn't consistently implement a basic strategy, will allow the house a roughly 2% advantage. Video poker has another low house advantage in the low single digits. The poker table games listed above have house advantages ranging in the low to mid single digits.
Poker rooms are unique in casinos as they offer the house no advantage. This is simply because the poker player is playing against other players at the table, and not the casino. The casino only takes a cut, or rake of each hand played to earn its money. For this reason, combined with some level of poker-playing skill, playing in the poker room can offer an opportunity for the gambler to make some consistent money while gambling.The Sports Book
As with the poker room, betting in a sports book differs from more traditional slot and table game betting. Rather than referring to a house advantage, casino sports books make money by facilitating bets and also establishing proper odds on the underlying sports events. The commission earned by a sports book is most commonly referred to as the "juice," but the more technical term is the vigorish, or "vig." Gamblers in the sports book are looking at stated point spreads (also known as "odds" or "the line") between two opponents, such as the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers in a football game, and making their own judgments regarding their ability to profit from a bet. (To find out more about sport gambling, read A Quick And Dirty Look At Sports Gambling.)
At the end of the day, gambling should be viewed as another form of entertainment, with a corresponding amount of funds set aside that can be lost without harming an individual's personal finances. Certain individuals may want to try and minimize their chances of losing by betting on games with the lowest house advantage, and while a very small percentage of individuals may see success gambling as a profession, the rest of us would be best served by avoiding any serious commitment to winning consistently at the casinos. (For related reading, see Measuring And Managing Investment Risk.)


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