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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
7 Times Love At First Sight Can Actually Happen
Ready to date? Of course you are, or see, "How to know you're ready to date after divorce," if you're not sure. One thing we still ponder, even after we've already parted from the presumed love of our life, is whether we can have love at first sight again, or for the first time. That's what this article is about. It begins,
Renée Zellweger explained it to Tom Cruise in Jerry Maguire with, "You had me at 'hello'." Many of us have experienced it. According to a recent DatingAdvice.com survey, 57% of Americans believe it can happen. There are many reasons we meet someone and later proclaim, "It was love at first sight.
You be the judge of whether these factors behind the love at first sight phenomenon reflect true love:
1. Your radar instantly detects your perfect match.
Be it washed out jeans, dirty blond, slightly unkempt hair and a copy of the very novel you are reading in hand, or a designer suit, expensive haircut and leather briefcase on deck, a quick look reveals a lot about someone. You compare the information with your perfect-mate template in nanoseconds and it's a match, or not. It's not just superficial. Appearance gives you information about a stranger. What you wear and carry signal some of the things you find important.
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Labels: dating, love, Post divorce blog, Relationships
Sunday, December 21, 2014
7 Reasons You May Be Anxious About Getting Help…But Don't Be!
Many of us love the holidays. Perhaps an equal number loathe them. Either way, they're filled with stress. Visiting one's dysfunctional family, or not seeing said family, giving or receiving the right gifts, being with a challenging partner or feeling alone, these are just a few of the issues that come up for us this time of year.
A surprising number of my psychotherapy clients tell me they worry that they won't have enough to talk about to fill the 45 minutes. My coaching clients sometimes have concerns about how well they're using the time. Many clients come to me saying how long they've waited before finally making the call to schedule an appointment.
These are some of the specific concerns I hear and the reasons they should NOT keep you from getting some help:
1. My issues are boring. Starting therapy or coaching does not mean you are entering a contest for who has the most interesting, exotic or unique life. Your difficulties, be they holiday concerns, boyfriend problems, problems with your sister, boss or children, are the stuff of therapy and coaching. Yes, people all over the world are fighting for freedom, suffering injustice and the like, but I'm there to guide you through your procrastination, insomnia or panic, not to end world hunger.
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Labels: change, Coaching, Life coaching, Post divorce blog, psychotherapy, therapy
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Need A Boost Of Confidence? First, Step Out Of Your Comfort Zone
Why enter a road race? If I say, Because it's fun, I can hear the groans already. Another reason I do it is because it's out of my comfort zone. I've been running a long time and running on my own is easy. But entering a race, sitting in my hotel room alone the night before, checking my gear for the nth time, wondering just how much colder the wind will make it feel, anxiously trying to sleep and then waking up early, with nervous anticipation, sometimes I really wonder why I do it.
I've decided it's all about getting out of my comfort zone and becoming stronger—not just physically stronger, but mentally stronger. Here's how it works:
The Positive Mindset
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Labels: Challenge, comfort zone, goals, mindset, Post divorce blog, running, Stress-Management
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
The World According To Dunham
Whether they're 20-, 30- or 60-something, my clients often bemoan the unfairness of life. They are frequently bemused, as in "I've been so good to him, how could he have lied to me for all that time?" or, "My boss has totally got it in for me…no reason whatsoever…I don't get it." They are shocked by the randomness.
The remarkable thing about Lena Dunham's memoir is that, at a mere 27, she seems to have totally gotten how the world works, as in, "There's a lot of crap around and you can't avoid that.
I've written previously about wisdom we can glean from Dunham's Girls series. At the risk of again being accused of suffering a girl crush, I simply must relate some Dunhamisms from the memoir, applicable to your relationships.
1. Not yet ready for prime time. Dunham notes that when you go for guys who aren't interested in you, it could be because you're not ready for sex. While she referred to her adolescence, this applies at any age and goes beyond sex. Focusing efforts on unavailable men means that, not only aren't you ready for sex, you're probably not ready for any type of intimacy, including the non-physical kind. Take your time.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
6 Good Reasons To Be Facebook-Free
Post-divorce, Facebook may take on a bigger role in your life as you seek new social connections. I get that. It's still worth considering some of the problems with the media, as I wrote about in my YourTango piece. It starts like this:
People are incensed about Facebook's manipulation of emotional content. Psychologist that I am, I wasn't too upset about it. Since my dissertation involved deception, how hypocritical would that be? And, I seriously doubt that Facebook's research killed anyone, as one Tweeter apparently wondered.
Nevertheless, the controversy, along with my clients and friends who are regularly threatening to delete their Facebook accounts, led me to pull together these reasons to consider joining the FB-Free club.
1. Being an unwitting guinea pig
If you are furious about the FB content manipulation, you might want to consider, as psychologist Michael Ross said: "It's like undressing in front of an open window and then being outraged that someone watched." Be that as it may, not only would deactivating your FB account solve the problem of being subjected to future unwanted intrapsychic meddling, maybe you also get the satisfaction of giving FB a little payback by leaving…take that FB!
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Labels: break-up, drama, Facebook, Post divorce blog, social media, Time Management
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Am I As Crazy As Amazing Amy? Take The Test Here
You'll be getting back into the dating and relationship scene soon, if you haven't started already. My recent YourTango piece suggests a couple of cautions.
When "Gone Girl," the book, came out, friends wondered if I'd ever worked with anyone like the main character, psychopath Amy, aka, Amazing Amy. Not to be confused with the garden variety narcissist, the psychopath has a much darker side.
The narcissist will exploit anyone for their own gain, believes in their superiority to others in all things and is vain, self-involved and infuriatingly entitled…kind of like Amy's husband Nick.
Gillian Flynn's Amy has the hallmark signs of the psychopath—her outwardly normal appearance masks her utter lack of conventional morality and the absence of all concern for the welfare of others.
Now that the movie is out, I'm faced with the question again. In answer I decided to post my own questions, including the important one everyone asks themselves: Am I as crazy as Amy? You be the judge.
Have you ever:
1. Thought your partner might be cheating and:
a. Looked through her phone—harmless enough, right?
b. Followed her— if she's got nothing to hide...
c. Installed spyware on her phone—she'll never know.
d. All of the above
Labels: Honesty, Infidelity, lying, Post divorce blog, Post-divorce, Relationships
Monday, October 6, 2014
The Post-Divorce Survival Guide
A Kindle Countdown deal for The Post-Divorce Survival Guide. Tools for Your Journey, starts on Amazon.com on October 6th when the book is available for $0.99. It runs through October 13th, with the price going up through the week.
The book helps the reader manage and thrive in the difficult situations and adverse conditions that arise in the wake of divorce. I call on my personal experience and years of work with clients going through this devastating life event to demonstrate how you can emerge even better than before.
The book helps the reader manage and thrive in the difficult situations and adverse conditions that arise in the wake of divorce. I call on my personal experience and years of work with clients going through this devastating life event to demonstrate how you can emerge even better than before.
It's a fun read despite the somber topic!
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Explore a four-dimensional world as one. What hidden sights will you discover? Where does the world end? Explore on your own or with others. What you can see might not be what it seems.
WORLD4 is a multi-dimensional first-person exploration game that draws inspiration from Walker games such as Proteus and Gone Home. WORLD4 explores how experiences of curiosity manifest through designed information gaps and limited perception in first-person exploration.
In WORLD4 players explore an abstract four-dimensional world at once, and uncover its sights and hidden secrets. WORLD4 was designed to be played on a single screen or across multiple arranged displays to augment the game game experience. For example displays may be arranged in a box formation so that only two may be seen at any one time.
Each view of the world shows a similar in-game first-person perspective, however each captures similar and different elements of the world. What can be seen in-game on one display may be hidden, or appear different on the next. When played with others spectators may become players, and alert them – or other spectators, to sights, events, and curiosities they may not otherwise noticed see.
Players must negotiate the information gap afforded by the multiple displays and game level design to explore. Over time, players notice more subtle hints or hidden paths and sights, exploring beyond to build a clearer comprehension of the game world. This design was informed by Walker Design Theme findings (Muscat et al. 2016).
WORLD4 suggests exploration may be heightened as its own experience by enhancing curiosity and discovery through information gaps.
GMVR video playthrough (link)
Alpha Beta Gamer Review (link)
Game Cores Review (link)
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Black Death: Dead need no gold - My first FM
Posted 10 October 2017 - 03:30 AM
Black Death: Dead need no gold
You have been contacted by a client who wants you to steal some valuables that just shipped into Bridgeport's docks. A big load of golden items and a unique gem within them. They were about to be loaded next day, but ship of inquisition arrived, bringing a mysterious disease to city. Dock area was quickly overwhelmed by undead. This means that you won't deal with regular guards, and risks of contracting the disease are high. You may expect a squad of inquisition trying to reclaim a valuable item from their ship, as it costed them an expedition that lasted a few months.
Sneak into docks.
Find a way to warehouses.
Steal at least 500/1000/1500 out of 2000 gold.
Steal the unique gem.
Check the ship of inquisition for the mysterious item (optional).
Escape docks.
This'll be my first FM. I'm familiar with Doom3 mapping (a bit lacking on scripting side though), but any help will be appreciated.
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Posted 10 October 2017 - 06:25 AM
Happy building!
Ask any question in your thread here or in the DR newbie thread and we'll be happy to answer them.
Our common advice to first-time builders is don't be over-ambitious, and a smaller FM will be a better and happier learning experience. But I also think authors should do whatever motivates them the most too. Once you get into it, you'll find your own way.
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Posted 10 October 2017 - 07:25 PM
Some of this might be review if you're used to D3 mapping, but I have a video tutorial series for new mappers that might be useful:
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Video Series: Springheel's Modules * Speedbuild Challenge * New Mappers Workshop * Building Traps
Posted 11 October 2017 - 06:31 AM
Thank you for deciding to build a mission. It's a big task, but the rewards are so many. We need more mission buildings
and this one sounds interesting. Just remember one thing. Look at the missions you admire, and ask yourself,
is your mission to the same level of detail. Google is great for getting decorating ideas, as are the existing missions.
Also remember Springs advice from his workshop, make a plan, and stick to it.
Getting your first mission out is a great sense of satisfaction, and such a rewarding experience.
Happy Building.
Edited by NeonsStyle, 11 October 2017 - 06:31 AM.
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I have an eclectic YouTube channel making videos on a variety of games. Come and have look here:
Dark Mod Missions: Briarwood Manor - available here or in game
Posted 11 October 2017 - 06:37 AM
FYI, Pintrest is much better for gathering and managing image references, and it has a lot of quality images not displayed or accessible in Google search
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Posted 11 October 2017 - 03:22 PM
Thanks for the tips!
I'll probably start mapping this weekend, as college takes my time efficiently.
I have enough time to plan the level though. I'm starting with general layout of streets - a bit simplified, but it should suffice for it's purpose. Once I'll be happy with the layout, I'll flesh it out more and start working on layouts of each buildings that player would be able to access. I'm using Inkscape for layout design part (vector graphics, exported into .png for this preview). There is no ship on the map yet, I'll add it later.
Player would be able to take multiple routes during this mission, the wide empty area would be more built up with different objects, while some of alleys leading to docks proper would be barricaded and guarded due to quarantine.
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Posted 06 February 2018 - 11:44 AM
I'm getting back on tracks with this after quite a long while. I decided to change the layout of the mission and started working on buildings. Made a base for a small, short-term storage building. There are several things to improve and add, but it's already optimised for use.
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Bath students' 'Spuddy' app attracts investment
Students from the University of Bath who have developed a smartphone app that enables users to find sports buddies have secured £36,000 funding to bring their idea to market. Spuddy is a free iPhone app that helps users to find sports buddies based on their sporting interests, abilities and location.
Dominic Stevens and Max Pilgrim, co-founders of Spuddy, secured the funding from a private investor after winning the university's Business Plan Competition.
It's the first app of its kind to use advanced technology to automatically match users up with others nearby who play the same sports to the same ability. Spuddy users can invite others to play with them and arrange the date, time and location all on the app. It then keeps track of who won and lost so that you can view your history, track your progress and compare yourself to others.
The funding means Max and Dominic can employ an experienced app developer and a designer.
Dominic says: "We're so excited to have received investment which has allowed us to come so far in such a short period of time. The start-up community is so fast paced and now is such a great time to be involved, we've had so much interest in Spuddy and we're overwhelmed with the support. We were invited to a networking event in Brussels over the summer and we've also been to Nokia and Deloitte UK head offices to talk about Spuddy and our visions."
Spuddy is currently undergoing testing and will be available to the public soon.
Find out more at www.spuddyapp.com
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Primed and front panel painted. I just sanded the surface enough to give it tooth and then primed it with gesso. I am going with a prism color scheme here so all my paints and supplies will look nice with it. I love color!!!!
Now a couple of pictures with the first layer finished.
Some more detail and color added.
From this point I plan on adding a bit more detail with color, then doing an overpainting of black and white patterns. I have no idea how this is going to turn out though. I am having a great time just painting with no plan. For now this guy is unfinished, but when i get the painting done I plan on adding a couple of layers of gloss to bring out the color.


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Seattle Seahawks- They went out and did the job plain and simple. They got what they needed and kept filling the holes. Getting an high-end offensive linemen in the first and a thought to be 1st round defensive tackle in the second. Both were massive needs for them. While I think the best pick for them might actually have been in the 4th round with C.J. Prosise, RB. He only had one true year at RB which hurt his value. I would like to point out however, several players were drafter higher on just one big year of production such as Braxton Miller, WR and Derek Henry, RB. I would not be surprised if he came out of pre-season as the first RB on the depth chart. It didn't stop there as they got two other big name running backs in Alex Collins and Zac Brooks, while they are big names they missed something. Wide receiver. They did not get a solid one, and you can not sit there and say its not a need just watch tape from last year. They are not giving their golden goose Wilson any targets to throw to.
Grade- B
Could have: They could have gone WR in round two or three.
Los Angeles Rams- The once again Los Angeles Rams drafted their franchise QB the third team to do so in the fist round, but unlike Denver and Philadelphia Jared Goff can come in and be a playmaker day one. He is a winner and fits well with that offense and can truly take them to the next level, while Seattle and San Fransisco are still licking wounds. Trying to figure out why they are not back at a top level. Los Angeles is trying to leap frog and fast to catch up with Arizona and getting a franchise QB is the best way to do that. Goff is one of the best QB`s to come out of college since Andrew Luck, while he still has a lot to learn he is more then pro ready. After that pick they got a decent TE and a very under rated Pharaoh Cooper, WR from South Carolina. It was a good draft for them as long as Goff pans out.
Grade- B-
Could have: They needed to go back to back WR they have some TE already.
San Fransisco 49ers- The 49ers had great draft buzz about what they will do with their disgruntled QB Kapernick. Apparently they didn't care to much. They decided to help out both sides as they traded back in the first round. Surprise surprise they drafted an Oregon DE in Bucker who some analysts had higher then Bosa. I did not, we have not seen Oregon DE/LB pan out well recently in the NFL. After that they got someone to fill the offensive line. They had a quite a few picks in this draft, but after round one I think they made some questionable choices. I get not trying to get a Qb when yours is already mad at life, but they could have gotten one better then Jeff Driskel who was run out of Flordia. I also did not like how they avoided getting the already mad QB anyone to help him out past the line of scrimmage. Chip Kelly did not draft very well in Philly and the trend continues in San Fansisco.
Grade- D+
Could have: Done much more to try and get any sort of offensive playmaker help.
Arizona Cardinals- They made a big move in getting a high end DE with the first pick, even with his vast off the field issues the kid can play and play at an extremely high level. If, it was not for off field issues he could have gone where Bosa did. The pick Robert Nkemidiche was a great pick at amazing value at 29th in the first round as long as he can keep his nose clean, getting more pass rushers in a division with three of the weakest offensive lines in the conference is never a bad thing. Past that they did little to help anyone or themselves, considering they were almost in the Super Bowl they didn't need much help. They still could have done more then what they did, when you are this close missing a player could be catastrophic, which they did with every pick after the first round.
Grade- D
Could have: They needed to focus in more on a true S or an LB. They did not get one. The highest need in my opinion was LB and with six picks they did not get a single one.
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How to Beat the Holiday Blues09:25
|Kresten Royal, Kalithea, Rhodes
I went on holiday at the beginning of June which was great because it was cheaper, with less children and a virtually empty resort (which meant there no need to get up at 5 to bag a decent sun lounger). However it also means I now have the whole summer to enviously look at other people's Facebook posts of their getaways. I had such an amazing week of relaxing, that coming home was a very sad day, no more sun, no more sea, no more justifying having 3 scoops of ice cream every day and more cocktails than I can count because 'I'm on holiday!' So here are a few ways to hopefully lessen those pesky holiday blues:
Ease yourself back in
No doubt your body clock will be slightly messed up from the time difference and having spent a week doing nothing but sunbathing and reading a couple of good books, you'll probably find doing the washing up absolutely exhausting. So try and start out slow, that overflowing inbox can wait a day.
Look at photos
It's like Monica from Friends after the wedding, she thought it was all over but she still had the pictures to look forward too. Get your photos developed, pop them in an album and if you're ever feeling blue, give them a browse.
Have something to look forward too
You don't need to book it straight away but speculating about your next holiday destination will give you something to look forward too. If you can't wait, then plan a little something as a treat, like a fun day out with friends.
"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened"
Ah Doctor Suess, that wise man. It might sound cheesy but it's so true. If you're suffering from the holiday blues it only means you've had an amazing holiday and hopefully made some memories to last.


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International Student Program
School District 73 Kamloops/Thompson
March 1, 2014
The School District 73 International Student Program is looking for good families to host international students attending our secondary schools. The families are asked to bring the student into their homes providing a private room, 3 meals plus snacks each day and a nurturing, English-speaking environment. These students attend short term programs, one semester or 1 year programs and sometimes stay until graduation.
We ask that the family include their student in family activities and look after their student as they would their own child. The compensation is $720 per month.
Currently, we are receiving some special requests for horse families that can give the student an opportunity to look after a horse, help around the yard and ride occasionally. If you, or any other families you know, would like to fill this need and would like to have the International Experience, please let us know. Thank you.
Leslee Faubert
Homestay Manager
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Hello everyone,
I am very excited to show you the full post of Rebecca & Paul's wedding at Sydney Dance Studios, Woolloomooloo.
Rebecca is a gorgeous, intellectual young woman and she was such a lovely bride to work with. From the outset she had total trust in us to create and design her gown although she had clear ideas about the style. Rebecca wanted a sophisticated wedding dress that had lots of detail in the draping of the fabric so that she could avoid needing lace and other embellishments.
Rebecca trusted me to choose the colour and fabrics, so I chose a Silk Dupion as the main base fabric with a gorgeous satiny Silk Organza and soft English Tulle as the overlays.
The result was a very elegant, romantic wedding gown that suited her perfectly. We also made her veil and she sourced her own headpiece to match.
I love how Uber Photography has captured all the precious moments of Rebecca & Paul's wedding day, while also injecting some seriously fun and unique shots of the couple. Uber Photography are based on the North Shore and you can see more of their work their website: www.uberphotography.com.au.
I always love to hear about the story of how a couple met so I asked Rebecca a little bit about how she met Paul:
"I was invited back to my previous law firm for drinks one Friday night by my old boss to celebrate the move into their new office. Paul had started working there after I had left and we were introduced… We hit it off straight away and the rest is history!"
"Paul proposed to me on our 5th anniversary (Romeo & Juliet style on our balcony) to one of my favourite songs – Love Story by Taylor Swift. He had set up candles and love heart arrows down the hallway, long stemmed roses on the balcony, a bottle of Verve in a champagne bucket with glasses and strawberries and presented me with a little blue box from Tiffany's with the most beautiful engagement ring inside. The whole thing felt like a dream! We decided that night to get married on our 6th anniversary the following year. We planned our entire wedding together, which is why I think everyone felt that the wedding was so 'us'. It was a really enjoyable experience planning our wedding, and because we were equally invested in it and could count on each other with all the arrangements, it all went really smoothly." – Rebecca
Below is Rebecca's testimonial she wrote to us (about her couture wedding dress) which you can check out on Facebook:
I hope you enjoyed! More Real Wedding Posts to come so stay tuned!
If you would like to have your wedding dress, accessories made or bridal veil, give me a call or send me an email – details on my contact page.
You can also chat with us on Twitter – @SarahCouturier
Comment on our latest blog posts & stay tuned to up and coming posts on Facebook.
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Mark Jutila, Ph.D.
Research Interests
Inflammatory disease and developmental immunology. My laboratory studies the molecular events that control leukocyte entry into sites of acute and chronic inflammation. Analyses of gamma/delta T cells are also pursued in the context of host immune responses and developmental immunology.
- B.S. Montana State University, Bozeman, 1982, Microbiology
- M.S. Washington State University, Pullman, 1984, Microbiology
- Ph.D. Washington State University, Pullman, 1986, Immunology/Vet Science
- Postdoctoral Stanford University, Stanford, California, 1989, Immunology
Professional Experience
- 2014-present, Department Head, Department of Microbiology & Immunology, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 2010-2013, Interim Head, Department of Microbiology, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 2001-present. Affiliate Professor, Department of Immunology, University of Washington. Seattle, WA
- 2000-present, Professor, Immunology & Infectious Diseases, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 1995-2000, Head/Associate Professor, Immunology & Infectious Diseases, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 1994-1995, Acting Head, Immunology & Infectious Diseases, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 1989-1995 Assistant Professor, Immunology, Montana State University-Bozeman
- 1986-1989, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Pathology, Stanford University School of Medicine
- 1986, Research Assistant, Veterinary School, Washington State University
- 1982-1986, Teaching Assistant, Washington State University
Honors and Awards
- Senior Postdoctoral Fellowship, American Cancer Society, California Division, 1988-1989.
- Postdoctoral Fellowship, NIH Training Grant, Dept. of Path., Stanford School of Medicine, 1986-1988.
- Charles and Nora L. Wiley Award for Meritorious Research, Montana State University, 1993.
- Alberta Heritage Foundation Visiting Scientist, Calgary, Alberta, 1994.
- Invited lecturer, Washington State University, 1998
- MSU Alumni Association/Chamber of Commerce Award for Excellence, 1999
- Cox Award for Creative Scholarship and Teaching, Montana State University, 2001.
- Meritorious Technology/Science Award, 2005 MSU.
- Distinguished Veterinary Immunologist of the year, AAVI, 2006.
- Annual WWAMI Science in Medicine Lecture, University of Washington School of Medicine, 2009
- Meritorious Technology/Science Award, 2010 MSU. Shared with A. Harmsen, M. Young, and T. Douglas
- Alumni Achievement Award, Montana State University, 2014
- Member, National Academy of Inventors, 2014
- Distinguished Alumnus Award, WSU School of Veterinary Medicine, 2015
Service & Memberships
- U.S.D.A. Animal Growth Review Panel, 1991 and 1992.
- Ad-Hoc reviewer for NIH, 1992.
- Member, Editorial Board of Transplantation, 1992-2008.
- Member of AAI. Associate Editor, J. Immunol., 1994-1998
- U.S.D.A. NRI Grant Review Panel Member, 1996,1997,1998, 2000, 2002, 2004.
- NIH PPG Panel member, 2000-2001
- American Heart Assoc. grant review panel member, 2000-2001
- Section Editor J. Immunology, 2001-2006
- Member of the Research Committee, Northwest Affiliate, American Heart Association, 2001-2002
- USDA Animal Genome Panel Member, 2004.
- NIH ELB Study Section, ad-hoc member, 2004-2005.
- Co-Chair of "Lymphocyte Migration" minisymposium, AAI, Miami, 2007.
- Co-Chair of "Innate Immunity" minisymposium, AAI, Miami, 2007.
- Chair of International Veterinary Immunology Symposium on gd T cell, NK cell, Dendritic cell responses, Brazil., 2007.
- NIH CMI B Study Section, ad-hoc member, Spring/Fall 2007, Winter 2010.
- Section Editor, J. Leukocyte Biology, 2008-present.
- NIH NCCAM Special Emphasis Panel Member, 2009
- NIH Cell Biology and Development Equipment, Panel Member, 2009.
- NIH/NCCAM Botanical Center (X02) Panel Member, 2009
- Co-Chair, Nonclassical MHC. VIC/AAVI Symposium, AAI meeting Seattle, Wa., 2009
- Chair, AAI Veterinary Immunology Committee, 2008-2010.
- USDA CAP Program Grant Panel Member, 2010.
- Chair, General Session II: Genetics in Improving Animal Health, BIF, Bozeman, 2011.
- NIH/NCCAM CERC P01 grant, panel member, 2014.
- NIH SEP panel member, 2014.
Extramural Grant Activity
Current Grants
- NIH 1R21AI094261 (9/17/12-9/16/15 PI: M. Jutila) Title: Role of TLRs in Coxiella burnetii infection. The major goal is to compare the importance of mouse TLR2 and TLR4 in the periphery and lungs during C. burnetii infection, and the importance of mast cells in the C. burnetii induced disease. Preliminary studies of human TLR4 in vivo are being done, with a focus on Mast cells.
- USDA/NIFA 2013-01197 (12/1/13-11/30/17. PI: M. Jutila) Title: Use of amphotericin B to enhance innate immunity in bovine calves. This grant is focused on demonstrating and characterizing the utility of amphotericin B in enhancing innate immunity against mucosal pathogens.
- RR020185 NIH (7/1/05-6/30/19 PD: M.Quinn. Core B PD: M. Jutila) Title: Center for zoonotic infectious diseases. Program is focused on new faculty hires and their professional development. Dr. Jutila serves as PD of the Cell Analysis Core, faculty mentor, and on the Steering Committee.
Past Grant Activity
- NIH Rocky Mountain RCE(PI:J. Belisle) Region VIII RCE Dr. Jutila is PI on a Subproject entitled: Enhancement of innate immunity to Coxiella pneumonia. This project is focused on identification of innate adjuvants that increase macrophage killing of C. burnetii.
- NIH NIAID N01-AI-400009 (Jutila, PI) NIH NIH-NIAID Title: Innate Immune Receptors and Adjuvant Discovery. The goal of this project is to begin to understand the repertoire of innate receptors expressed by human T cells that can be targeted in the development of new therapeutic adjuvants. This program is focused on drug discovery.
- NIH/NCCAM P01 AT004986 PO1 Director: M. Jutila, Project 1 PI: M. Jutila Title: CAMS as countermeasures against infectious and inflammatory disease. Three subprojects. Dr. Jutila is the PI for the overall program and directs one of the subprojects on the effect of complementary and alternative medicines that affect γδ T cells.
USDA NRI-2008-00840 Jutila, PI.Title: Expression and function of NRAMP-1 in bovine gamma/delta T cells. Dr. Jutila's laboratory previously showed that NRAMP-1 transcripts and protein are expressed in bovine gd T cells. The focus of this project is to define the regulation of NRAMP-1 expression and role of NRAMP-1 in regulating signaling events in these cells.
NIH R01 AI 89458-01. Harmsen PI. Title: A nanoparticle-based immunoprophylactic strategy that protects against a broad spectrum of lung viruses. The major goals of this project are to develop a protein cage nanoparticle treatment as an immunoprophylactic that protects against a broad spectrum of lung viruses. Dr. Jutila's laboratory is focused on combining the cage material with different adjuvant formulations to enhance the overall efficacy of the treatment regimen.
Selected peer-reviewed publications from 120 total (in chronological order)
- Bargatze, R., Jutila, M.A., and Butcher, E.C. 1995. Distinct roles for L-selectin, a4 integrin, and LFA-1 in lymphocyte interactions with HEV in situ: the multi-step model confirmed and refined. Immunity, 3:99.
- Burritt, J.B., Quinn, M.T., Jutila, M.A., Bond, C.W., Jesaitis, A.J. 1995. Topological mapping of neutrophil cytochrome B epitopes with phage-display libraries. J. Biol. Chem., 270:16974.
- Jutila, M.A. and Kurk, S. 1996. Analysis of bovine γ/δ T cell interactions with E-, P-, and L-selectin: Char-acterization of lymphocyte on lymphocyte rolling and the effects of O-glycoprotease. J. Immunol. 156: 289.
- Hickey, M.J., Reinhardt, P.H., Ostrovsky, L. Jones, W.M., Jutila, M.A., Payne, D., Elliot, J., and Kubes, P. 1997. Tumor necrosis factor-alpha induces leukocyte recruitment by different mechanisms in vivo and in vitro. J. Immunol., 158:3391.
- McEvoy, L.M., Jutila, M.A., Tsao, P.S., Cooke, J.P., Berg, E.L., and Butcher, E.C. 1997. Anti-CD43 inhibits monocyte-endothelial cell adhesion in inflammation and atherogenesis. Blood, 90:3587.
- Jones, W. Watts, G., Robinson, M., Vestweber, D., and Jutila, M.A. 1997. Comparison of E-selectin binding glycoprotein ligands on human lymphocytes and neutrophils, and bovine gamma/delta T cells. J. Immunol., 159: 3574.
- Jutila, M.A., Wilson, E., and Kurk, S. 1997. Identification and characterization of an adhesion molecule that mediates leukocyte rolling on 24-hour cytokine stimulated bovine endothelial cells under flow conditions. J. Exp. Med., 186:1701.
- Kahn, J., Walcheck, B., Migaki, G.I., Jutila, M. and Kishimoto, T.K. 1998. Calmodulin regulates L-selectin adhesion molecule expression and function through a protease-dependent mechanism: Association of calmodulin with the cytoplasmic tail of L-selectin. Cell, 92: 809.
- Jones, W. Watts, G., Robinson, M., Vestweber, D., and Jutila, M.A. 1997. Comparison of E-selectin binding glycoprotein ligands on human lymphocytes and neutrophils, and bovine gamma/delta T cells.J. Immunol.,159: 3574.
- Jutila, M.A., Wilson, E., and Kurk, S. 1997. Identification and characterization of an adhesion molecule that mediates leukocyte rolling on 24-hour cytokine stimulated bovine endothelial cells under flow conditions. J. Exp. Med., 186:1701.
- Leid, J.G., Speer, C.A., and Jutila, M.A. 1998. Comparative ultrastructure and expression of L-selectin on bovine ab and γδ T cells. J. Leuk. Biol. 64:104.
- Wilson, E., Aydintug, K., and Jutila, M.A. 1999. A circulating γδ T cell subset, which is found in large numbers in spleen, accumulates inefficiently at sites of inflammation: correlation with lack of E-selectin ligands and L-selectin. J. Immunol., 162:4914.
- Csencsits, K.L., Jutila M.A., and Pascual D.W. 1999. Nasal-associated lymphoid tissue (NALT): Phenotypic and functional evidence for the primary role of peripheral node addressin in naïve lymphocyte adhesion to HEV in a mucosal site. J. Immunol., 163: 1382.
- Kantele, J., Kurk, S., and Jutila, M.A. 2000. Effect of continuous exposure to SDF-1a on T cell rolling and tight adhesion to monolayers of activated endothelial cells. J. Immunol. 164: 5035.
- Leid, J.G., Steeber, D.A., Tedder, T.F., and Jutila, M.A. 2001. Antibody binding to a conformation-dependent epitope induces L-selectin associate with the detergent resistant cytoskeleton.J. Immunol., 166:4899.
- Quinn, M.T., Swain S.D., Parkos C.A., Jutila K.L., Siemsen D.W., Kurk, S.L., Jesaitis A.J., and Jutila M.A. 2001. A carbohydrate neoepitope that is up-regulated on human mononuclear leukocytes by neuraminidase treatment or cellular activation. Immunology, 104: 185.
- Leid, J.G., Speer, C.A., and Jutila, M.A. 2002. Ultrastructural Examination of Cytoskeletal Linkage of L-selectin and Comparison of L-selectin Cytoskeletal Association to that of Other Human and Bovine Lymphocyte Surface Antigens. Cellular Immunology, 215: 219..
- Csencsits, K.L., Jutila, M.A., and Pascual, D.W. 2002. Mucosal addressin (MAdCAM-1) expression and naïve lymphocyte binding interactions vary among the cranial, oral, and nasal-associated lymphoid tissues (CONALT).Eur. J. Immunol., 32:3029.
- Jutila, M.A., Kurk S., Jackiw L., Knibbs R.N., and Stoolman, L.M. 2002. L-selectin can serve as an E-selectin ligand on human T-cell blasts. J. Immunol. 169: 1768.
- Wilson, E., Hedges J. F., Butcher E.C., Briskin M., and Jutila, M.A. 2002. Bovine γδ T cell subsets express distinct patterns of chemokine responsiveness and adhesion molecules: A mechanism for tissue specific γδ T cell subset accumulation. J. Immunol., 169: 4970.
- Meissner N., Radke J., Hedges J. F. White M., Behnke M., Bertolino S., Abrahamsen M. Hedges, and Jutila, M.A. 2003. Serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE) in circulating T subsets defines distinct immunoregulatory phenotypes and unexpected gene expression profiles. J. Immunol. 170: 356.
- Hedges, J. F., Cockrell, D., Jackiw, L., Meissner, N., and Jutila, M.A. 2003. Differential mRNA expression in circulating γδ T lymphocyte subsets defines unique tissue-specific functions. J. Leuk. Biol., 73: 306
- Hedges, J.F., Graf, J, and Jutila, M.A. 2003. Transcriptional profiling of gamma/delta T cells. J. Immunol. 171: 4959.
- Leid, J. and Jutila, M.A. 2004. Impact of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids on Cytoskeletal linkage of L-selectin. Cellular Immunol, 228: 91.
- Hedges J. F., Lubick, K., and Jutila, M.A. 2005. γδ T cells respond directly to pathogen-associated microbial products. J. Immunol. 174: 6045.
- Graff, J.C., Behnke, M., Radke, J., White, M., and Jutila, M.A. 2006. A comprehensive SAGE database for the analysis of γδ T cells. Internal. Immunol., 18: 613.
- Lubick, K. and Jutila, M.A. 2005. LTA recognition by γδ T cells involves CD36. 2006. J. Leuk. Biol., 79: 1268.
- Lahmers K.K., Hedges J. F., Jutila M.A., Deng M., Abrahamsen M.S. and Brown W. C. 2006. Comparative gene expression by WC1+ gammadelta and CD4+ alphabeta T lymphocytes, which respond to Anaplasma marginale, demonstrates higher expression of chemokines and other myeloid cell-associated genes by WC1+ gammadelta T cells.J. Leuk. Biol., 80:939.
- Kress, E., Hedges, J.F., and Jutila, M.A. 2006. Distinct gene expression in human Vδ1 and Vδγδ T cells following non-TCR agonist stimulation. Mol. Immunol., 43: 2002.
- Shaneyfelt, M., Burke, A.D., Jutila, M.A., and Hardy, M.E. 2006. Natural products that reduce rotavirus infectivity identified by a cell-based semi-high-throughput screening assay.Virology J., 3:68.
- Buckner, D., Wilson, S., Kurk, Hardy, M., Miessner, N. and Jutila, M.A. 2006. Use of early passage fetal intestinal epithelial cells in semi-high throughput screening assays: an approach to identify new innate immune system adjuvants. J. Biomol. Screen, 11:664.
- Uchida, M., Flenniken, M., Allen, M., Willits, D.A., Crowley, B.E., Brumfield, S., Willis, A.F., Jackiw-Turk, L., Jutila, M., Young, M. and Douglas, T. 2006. Targeting of cancer cells with ferrimagnetic ferritin cage nanoparticles. J. Amer. Chem. Soc.,128:16626.
- Kaiser, C.R., Flenniken, M., Harmsen, A.G., Harmsen, A. L., Jutila, M.A., Douglas, T.,and Young, M.J. 2007. Biodistribution studies of protein cage nanoparticles demonstrate broad tissue distribution and rapid clearance in vivo. Intern. J. Nanomedicine, 2: 1.
- Hedges, J.F., Buckner, D., Kerns, H., Rask, K., Jackwi, L. Theresa Trunkle, David Pascual and Jutila, M.A. 2007. Mucosal lymphatic-derived γδ T cells respond early to experimental Salmonella enterocolitis by increasing expression of IL-2Ra. Cell. Immunol., 246: 8.
- Lubick, K., Radke, M., and Jutila, M.A. 2007. Securinine, a GABAA receptor antagonist, enhances macrophage clearance of phase II C. burnetii: comparison to TLR agonists. J. Leuk. Biol. 82:1062. Graff, J. and Jutila, M.A. 2007. The differential regulation of CD11b on T cells and monocytes in response to unripe apple polyphenols. J. Leuk. Biol., 82: 603.
- Holderness, J., Jackwi, L., Radke, M., Kerns, H., Hedges, J., Kimmel, E., Petrie, C., McCurley, P., Glee, P., Palecanda, A., and Jutila, M.A. 2007. Select plant polyphenols (condensed tannins) enhance IL-2R? upregulation and cell division in γδ T cells. J. Immunol., 179: 6468.
- Jutila MA, Walcheck B, Bargatze R, and Palecanda A. 2007. Measurement of neutrophil adhesion under conditions mimicking blood flow. Methods Mol Biol. 412:239-56.
- Ren, Y., Strobel, G., Graff, J., Jutila, M., Park, S.G., Gosh, S., Teplow, D., Condron, M., Pang, E., and Hess, W.M. 2008. Colutellin A, an immunosuppressive peptide fromColletotrichum dematium, Microbiology, 154: 1973-1979.
- Jutila, M.A., Holderness, J., Graff, J. and Hedges, J.F. 2008. Antigen independent priming: A transitional response of bovine ?? T cells to infection. AHRP, 9: 47-57.
- Nemali S., Siemsen, D.W., Nelson, L.K., Bunger, P.L., Faulkner, C.L., Rainard, P., Gauss, K.A., Jutila, M.A., Quinn MT. 2008. Molecular analysis of the bovine anaphylatoxin C5a receptor. J. Leukoc Biol. 84:537-549.
- Schepetkin, I.A., Xie, G., Kirpotina, L.N., Jutila, M.A., and Quinn, M.T. 2008. Macrophage immunomodulatory activity of polysaccharides isolated from Opuntia polyacantha. Int. Immunopharmacol. 8: 1455-1466 .
- Holderness, J., Hedges, J., Daughenbaugh, K., Kimmel, E., Graff, J., Freedman, B., and Jutila, M.A. 2008. Response of gamma/delta T cells to plant-derived tannins. Critical Rev. Immunol., 28: 377-402.
- Schepetkin, I.A., Xie, G., Jutila, M.A., and Quinn, M.T. 2009. Complement-fixing Activity of Humic Substances from Shilajit and Other Natural Sources. Phytother. Res., 23: 373-384.
Kerns, M.M., Jutila, M.A., and Hedges, J.F. 2009. The distinct responses of gd T cells to the Nod2 agonist, muramyl dipeptide. Cellular Immunol 257: 38-43.
- Wiley, J.A, Richert, L.E., Swain, S.D. Harmsen, A., Barnard, D. L., Randall, T. D., Jutila, M.A., Douglas, T., Broomell, C., Young, M., and Harmsen, A. 2009. Protein Cage Nanoparticle Enhances Protection Against Respiratory Viruses. PLoS One, 4: e7142.
- Schepetkin. I., Kirpotina, L.N., Khlebnikov, A.I., Blaskovich, C.L., Jackiw, L., Jutila, M.A., and Quinn, M.T. 2009. Immunomodulatory activity of Oenothein B isolated from Epilobium angustifolium. J. Immunol., 183:6754-66. PMID: 19846877.
- Kirpotina, L.N., Khlebnikov, A.I., Schepetkin, I.A., Ye, R.D., Rabiet, M-J, Jutila, M.A., and Quinn, M.T. 2010. Identification of novel small-molecule agonists for human formyl peptide receptors and pharmacophore models of their recognition. Mol. Pharm., 77:159. PMID: 19903830
- Daughenbaugh, K., Holderness, J., Graff, J.C., Hedges, J.F., Freedman, B., Graff, J.W., and Jutila, M.A. 2010. Contribution of transcript stability to a conserved procyanidin-induced cytokine response in gd T cells. Genes and Immunity, 12(5):378-89. PMID:21307878 PMCID:PMC3136559.
- Schepetkin. I., Kirpotina, L.N., Khlebnikov, A.I., Jutila, M.A., and Quinn, M.T. 2010. Gastrin-releasing peptide/neuromedin B receptor antagonists PD176252, PD168368, and related analogs are potent agonists of human formyl-peptide receptors. Mol. Pharm. Jan;79(1):77-90.
- Zickovich, J.M., Kimmel, E.M., Fox, P.D., Eibs, C.A., Lubick, K., Rask, K.M., Jutila, M.A. and Radke, J.R. 2010. Differential activation of naïve CD8+ and gd T cells exposed to macrophages infected with Mycobacterium avium subspecies. Submitted.
- Hedges, J.F., Kimmel, E., Zickovich, J., Radke, J., and Jutila, M.A. 2010. Expression of growth arrest secreted 6 (gas6) by gd T cells. Submitted.
- Kimmel, E., Jerome, M., Holderness, J., Snyder, D., Kemoli, S., Jutila, M.A., and Hedges, J.F. 2011. Oligomeric procyanidins stimulate innate antiviral immunity in Dengue virus infected human PBMCs. J. Anti-viral Res., 90(1):80-86. PMID:21371507
- Holderness, J., Schepetkin, I.A., Freedman, B., Kirpotina L.N., Quinn, M. T., Hedges, J.F., and Jutila, M.A. 2011. Polysaccharides isolated from Acai fruit induce innate immune responses. PLoS One, 6(2):e17301.PMID:21386979 PMCID: PMC3046208.
- Skyberg, J.A., Thornburg, T., Rollins, M.R., Huarte, E., Jutila, M.A., and Pascual, D.W. 2011. Murine and bovine gd T cells enhance innate immunity against Brucella abortus infections. PloS-ONE 6: (7):e21978 PMCID: PMC3134454.
- Skyberg, J.A., Robison, A., Golden, S., Rollins, M.F., Callis, G., Huarte, E., Kocvhetkova, I., Jutila, M.A., and Pascual, D.W. 2011. Apple polyphenols require T cells to ameliorate dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis and dampen proinflammatory cytokine expression. J. Leuk. Biol., (6):1043-1054. PMCID:PMC3236552.
- Skyberg, J.A., Rollins, M.F., Holderness, J., Marlenee, N., Scheptekin, I., Goodyear, A., Dow, S., Jutila, M.A., and Pascual, D.W. 2012 Nasal Acai polysaccharides potentiate innate immunity to protect against pulmonary Francisella tularensis and Burkholderia pseudomallei infections. PloS Pathogens, 8: e1002587. PMCID:PMC330541.
- Shipman, M., Lubick, K., Focuhard, D., Guram, R., Grieco, P., Jutila, M.A., and Dratz, E.A. 2013. Proteomic and systems biology analysis of the monocyte response to Coxiella burnetii infection. PloS ONE, 8(8):e69558.
- Hedges, J.F, Snyder, D.T., Jerome, M., Kimmel, E.M., Holderness, J., and Jutila, M.A. 2013. SLC11A1 is expressed by innate lymphocytes and augments their activation. J. Immunol. 190:4263. PMCID:PMC362212.
- Snyder, D.T., Robison, A., Kemoli, S., Kimmel, E., Holderness, J., Jutila, M.A., Hedges, J.F. Oral delivery of oligomeric procyanidins in Applepoly® enhances type I IFN responses in vivo (2014) J. Leuk. Biol. PMCID: PMC3984970.
- Hedges, J.F., Mitchell, A.M., Jones, K., Kimmel, E., Ramstead, A.G., Snyder, D.T., Jutila, M.A. (2015) Amphotericin B stimulates gd T and NK cells, and enhances protection from Salmonella infection. Innate Immunity (in press).


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United States District Court, S.D. Mississippi, Northern Division
August 7, 2017
ACADEMY HEALTH CENTER, INC. PLAINTIFFv.HYPERION FOUNDATION, INC., DEFENDANTS
the Court is Defendants' motion for summary judgment.
Docket No. 243. The matter has been fully briefed, and the
Court is ready to rule.
explained in this Court's previous opinion, the war
between these parties began nearly a decade ago. See U.S.
ex rel. Academy Health Ctr., Inc. v. Hyperion Found.,
Inc., No. 3:10- CV-552-CWR-LRA, 2014 WL 3385189
(S.D.Miss. July 9, 2014). The instant battle involves the
qui tam action initiated by Academy Health Center,
Inc. on behalf of the United States Government. Docket No.
1-3. The Government intervened, became an ally of Academy,
and took over "that part of the action which alleges
that defendants Hyperion Foundation, Inc., AltaCare
Corporation, Long Term Care Services, Inc., and Douglas K.
Mittleider, made, caused to be made, and/or conspired to make
false claims and false statements material to false claims to
Medicare and Medicaid, for nursing home services at the
Oxford Health & Rehabilitation Center facility in
Lumberton, Mississippi." Docket No. 32, at 2.
brought many other claims, and the Court dismissed all but
one. Academy, 2014 WL 3385189 at *22-41. The
remaining cause of action is against Defendants
HP/Ancillaries, Inc. ("HPA"), HP/Management
Group, Inc. ("HPM"), Sentry Healthcare Acquirors,
Inc. ("Sentry"), and Julie Mittleider
(collectively "Defendants") for conspiring to
submit fraudulent claims for services purportedly provided at
the Oxford Health and Rehabilitation Center ("Oxford
Facility") in violation of the False Claims Act.
more than three years of discovery and all of the skirmishes
thereto, Defendants have filed their motion for summary
judgment on Academy's lone claim. According to
Defendants, "the undisputed evidence shows that [they]
did not engage in conspiracy to defraud, Medicare, Medicaid
or any other third-party payor and there is no genuine
dispute as to any material fact regarding this claim."
Docket No. 244, at 2. Therefore, they are entitled to
judgment as a matter of law, and the upcoming trial should
only involve the claims pursued by the Government.
familiar summary judgment standard applies. See Hill v.
Hinds County, Miss., No. 3:12-CV-880-CWR-FKB, 2015 WL
1014305, at *2 (S.D.Miss. Mar. 9, 2015).
person who "knowingly presents, or causes to be
presented, a false or fraudulent claim for payment" to
the Federal Government is liable under the FCA. 31 U.S.C.
§ 3729(a). Specific intent to defraud is not necessary
because "knowingly" is defined as acting with (1)
actual knowledge, (2) deliberate ignorance, or (3)
"reckless disregard of the truth or falsity of the
information." Id. § 3729(b)
liability also attaches to any person who conspires to
violate the statute. Id. § 3729(a). Evidence of
a shared "specific intent to defraud the
Government" is required in the conspiracy context.
U.S. ex rel. Farmer v. City of Houston, 523 F.3d
333, 343 (5th Cir. 2008). To this point, a plaintiff must
show "(1) the existence of an unlawful agreement [to
violate the FCA] and (2) at least one act performed in
furtherance of that agreement." Id.; U.S.
ex rel. Wuestenhoefer v. Jefferson, 105 F.Supp.3d 641,
674 (N.D. Miss. 2015). The first prong is at issue here.
Foundation, Inc. ("Hyperion") is a healthcare
company that assumed operation and management of the Oxford
Facility. Julie Mittleider, while serving as Hyperion's
president, authorized the company's participation in
Medicare and Medicaid programs. The participation agreements
for both required Julie to certify that she would not submit
claims with deliberate ignorance of their truth or falsity.
Academy says that Julie's deposition testimony from a
related bankruptcy case shows that she and Doug Mittleider
(Julie's husband) intended and agreed for her to do the
exact opposite:
Q: All right. Can you describe to me your duties as president
of Hyperion Foundation, Inc., or, as this document exhibit 2
shows, the CEO and the CFO?
A: The only duty I have had was to sign my name to a paper as
president, and I have never -- I don't -- I have never
had a meeting, never done anything, never-- I don't know
anything even about Hyperion's business. I am ...
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We All Forget
Taking medications correctly is a challenge for people of all ages, with all types of conditions. It may be Greg in accounting with high blood pressure, or Nancy, that has diabetes, or Eileen who is nearing retirement. The fact is most of us simply forget to take our pills, stop taking them because we feel better, or forget to reorder.
A poll by the Wall Street Journal Online/Harris Interactive found that one in three adults who had been prescribed any drug to take on a regular basis, reported that they did not follow the doctor-recommended course of treatment. And, two-thirds of adults reported, that they simply forgot to take their medication.
It's probably not hard to believe that one out of three of your employees is forgetting to take their pills or mismanaging their medication in one way or the other. With most employees juggling, family, work, relationships, bills, dinner, picking up their kids, (all within one day and everyday), it's easy to understand how medicine can get neglected.
The Cost of Non-Compliance
Taking medications the wrong way is an extremely costly and dangerous problem. It increases the chances of severe medical complications, or even death. Estimates of the total annual healthcare costs in the U.S. resulting from patient noncompliance vary from $177 billion to $300 billion. What is frustrating is that much of this cost can be prevented.
Employers, faced with escalating healthcare costs, have started to pay attention. According to a 2009 study by the Benfield Group, medication noncompliance was rated as the most important priority to 89% of employers in health management objectives. Only preventive care (97%) and lifestyle behaviors (91%) were rated with more importance.
Mobile Health = Healthier Employees
Until recently, one of the drawbacks of remembering to take medications was that most reminder aids were not much help. Bulky pill box dispensers, alarm watches, special pill dispensing devices, and sticky notes have significant shortcomings. Either they are too complicated to setup, don't fit in well with active lifestyles, or don't accommodate the complex medication schedules many patients follow on a regular basis. To be effective, medication reminders must fit in seamlessly with the patient's lifestyle.
Enter the nearly universal cell phone. For most working Americans their cell phones are never more than a few feet away. The cell phone is an ideal device to receive electronic reminders to take their medications, check their blood sugar, or go to an appointment. Taking medications correctly helps employees stay healthier and be more productive. In the 2003 Division of Medical Services report by the State of Missouri, it stated the average monthly Medicaid Costs for Diabetic patients with reminders was $949 compared to $1233 without reminders. And according to the Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Pediatric liver transplant recipients had a 69% medication compliance rate with reminders vs. 48% compliance rate without SMS reminders.
Smart Phones: Medication Reminders and More
The next generation of cell phones, the smart phone is experiencing rapid adoption. Smart phones such as the Apple iPhone, the BlackBerry and new Google Nexus, open even more options for mobile health applications. With a smart phone, not only do employees receive reminders to take the right medication, at the right time, in the right dose, they have their health information in the palm of their hand. In addition, they have access to hundreds of health apps that do everything from monitoring blood glucose levels to measuring visual acuity.
Besides providing simple medication reminders, smart phone technology also provides more eHealth opportunities than you would expect. Some services go beyond helping employees manage health costs with extra features like personal health records, wellness tracking, lab reports, health charts, and more. These can reap a lot of benefits for everyone and are all within the grasp of your fingertips.
What to Look for in a Medication Reminder Service
Whether you provide a reminders service for your employees, or direct them to a solution to help them take control of their health, there are some things you should look for.
* Ease of use. If it's not easy for your employees to use, they won't. Reminders should take the worry out of life, not add to it. Look for a solution that is designed from the patient's perspective, not from the medical industry's'. Select one that has the features they need for their own health or the health care of someone else. The software should be intuitive and work the way they do.
* Reliable. While there is no service that can offer 100% reliability, reminders are worthless if they are not received. Watch out for companies that don't have a revenue model as they won't be able to invest in technology that improves reliability.
* Secure - Look for services that take security seriously. This should include password protection, care communities with different administration and privilege levels controlled by the main user, tier 1 data hosting, audit trails, inactivity time-out, and HTTPS transmissions. These steps show that a company has made investments in protecting your employees health information.
* Beyond reminders - Reminders are just a small part of an overall eHealth solution. The service should also allow your employees to track their medication history, record prescription information, get reminders for events, share reports with doctors, print a wallet list, and keep their health profile information close at hand. The key is to invest in a solution that will expand with your employees needs.
* Flexibility - No two people have the same medication schedule. Reminders should be flexible enough to accommodate all types of medications, oral, patch, injection, etc. It should support medications taken at different times of the day or support changes in time zones. It should also support supplements as well as prescription medications with the ability to add special instructions with the reminders, (such as how to take it, where it's stored, and more).
* Support - No matter how simple a service, at some point you have a question. How easy is it to find an answer? Does the company have online support? Phone support? email support? Is secured account sharing available for tricky support questions?
* Availability Whether it's a text messaging service or a mobile application, the service needs to work on the phones that the majority of your employees use. An iPhone only reminder service has a limited market potential. The service should be available from any browser "in the cloud" to support employees at home, at work, or on the go.
Pamela Swingley, is CEO & Founder of RememberItNow! As a seasoned software executive with more than 20 years of experience working with technology companies, Pam created RememberItNow! to help take care of her father. Pam has a passion for early stage companies and has managed marketing strategy and programs for three successful startups: Onlink Technologies which was acquired by Siebel, Shoplink Collision Estimating, a division of ADP, and Gate58 Marketing, a leader in B2B lead generation.
About RememberItNow!
RememberItNow! makes eHealth easy. Designed from the patient's point-of-view, it is simple to schedule medication reminders, maintain a personal health record, and create a care community. Getting started is fast and free at www.RememberItNow.com. RememberItNow's patient-centric SaaS platform is also available to healthcare providers, employers, and long-term care facilities. Headquartered in Orinda, CA, RememberItNow! is privately held.


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Canadian Xpress® would like to invite all pilots to join us on Saturday January 21st, 2012 at 19h00est (24h00z) for our January Monthly Fly-In where it is time to dust off your favorite piston pounder as this month we go back to January 1944 and fly the route of Major Greg 'Pappy' Boyington's Marine Squadron VMF214 over Rabaul. This where he shot down his 26th enemy plane, and later was himself shot down.
As Vella la Vella which is the home base of the Blacksheep does not exist in Flight Simulator, we will be departing from the next closest island Gizo (AGGN) and fly over Bougainville Island and land at Buka (AYBK) and then continue on north east flying the airport of Tokua to the north side of the bay and the city of Rabaul, where Pappy was shot down. We will then turn back and end our journey at Tokua (AYTK).
This is an open invitation to all pilots no matter what your flying experience to attend this Canadian Xpress® sponsored event that will be flown on the VATSIM network.
More information regarding this event including charts and optional add-on scenery can be viewed by clicking here or by visiting our web site at http://CanadianXpress.ca .
See you on Saturday the 21st.


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Culture is not something your organisation has. It's something your organisation is.www.linkedin.com
Analogies are critical for communicating new concepts. Dr Richard Claydon choose gardening vs engineering when he talks about organisational culture, and suddenly it all resonates. An outstanding exposition on the need for new conceptual models to better understand organisational culture.


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I am so damn pissed today! My Sony Ericsson K660i was stolen! What the @#$%^&*(*&$! I bought it with my first salary... and this idiot stole my phone! Right now, I have lost all my contacts, data, pictures, videos, etc... :'(
This is how my phone looks like.... I miss my phone.
That stupid greedy idiot... You will face your punishment very soon! Grrrr! YOU better watch out!!!!!
Dear friends, send me an email and let me know whats ur number, yea... I have already blocked my number, and I will reactivate my number ASAP... But then, I dun have any spare phone to use at the moment =( To buy another phone... I gotta wait... *sniff* I have already broke this month... H~E~L~P~!!!


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Outfit: Top - Antrhopologie ($9.99), Skirt - LC ($12), Belt - H&M ($10)
I remember the days when I was obsessed with what size my clothing was. Almost to the point where I would stop myself from buying something I had wanted because, "There's no way I'm THAT size." Well the past few years I have learned something magical that has changed my confidence and wardrobe.
Size doesn't matter.
I've come to the point where it is truly just a number or word. In fact, I often find myself sizing up just because I am really into oversized clothing lately (blame Rachel Zoe). It's quite wonderful actually because when I want a shirt that a store doesn't have in my exact size I never fret because I just buy a large. The lilac shirt I am wearing above is, in fact, a large. I fell in love with the slouchy pockets and cut-out back, so when I only saw it available in a large I didn't think twice and bought it.
My fashion lesson of the day is to not be afraid of what the tag says on your clothing because it may end up limiting you. I am a firm believer that women of any size can look fashionable and fabulous. It's all about confidence :)


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Well, from all accounts on the ground, looks like we might get ourselves a little bit of baseball tonight. We are dried off, showered, rested and ready for Game 4, in which the Cardinals could throttle the Series around the neck level, or the Tigers could tie it up and make for a rather insanely stressful Game 5 ... whenever the heck that game happens. (Supposed to rain like crazy tomorrow.)
But enough talk of rain! There is, alas, baseball tonight. So pop open that bottle of wine, kick your feet back, get your typing fingers ready and follow along in the comments. It's Jeff Suppan vs. Stem Cells ... er, Jeremy Bonderman. Game on!


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Qatar Royalty Sued Over Rights to Picasso Bust
MANHATTAN (CN) – Qatari royalty plan to seize a Picasso bust being exhibited by New York's Museum of Modern Art, the Gagosian Gallery claims in a federal complaint.
The Gagosian filed the complaint Tuesday against Pelham Europe Ltd., the London, England-based entity that purchases art on behalf of Qatar's royal family. Reports say the family has a stake in 25 percent of the Middle East's $11 billion art world.
In the Gagosian's complaint, the gallery claims that Pelham Europe wrote it this past October regarding a purported priority claim to a 1931 sculpture by Pablo Picasso titled "Buste de Femme (Marie Therese)."
The Gagosian says it bought the work in 2015 from Maya Widmaier-Picasso, the granddaughter of Picasso's mistress, Marie Therese Walter, whom the bust depicts.
Widmaier-Picasso allegedly sold the work to the Gagosian for $105.8 million, and the gallery says it has paid $79.735 million, or 75 percent of the total price, so far.
MoMA will be exhibiting the sculpture until Feb. 7, 2016, and Pelham Europe has been threatening to seize the work from that museum, according to the complaint.
Despite the work's value, Pelham Europe claims that it was promised the bust for the "inexplicably low price" of $42 million, according to the complaint.
The Gagosian says Pelham Europe claims to have reached the purchase agreementn on Nov. 13, 2014.
This date purportedly fell in a two-month period during which Widmaier-Picasso had commissioned the firm Connery, Pissarro, Seydoux to sell the bust.
The Gagosian says Pelham paid only $6.6 million before Widmaier-Picasso deemed the transaction null and void, having been reminded by her daughter that buyers offered more than $100 million for the work in 2011.
After Widmaier-Picasso returned all of Pelham-Europe's purchase payments to Connery Pissarro Seydoux in April 2015, the firm canceled the sale a month later, according to the complaint.
The Gagosian says Pelham's purchase agreement clearly says "no title shall pass to the buyer, and buyer shall have no right whatsoever on the Property, until it has made full payment in good, clear funds."
Pelham Europe is suing Picasso's granddaughter in Switzerland to complete the sale, and it petitioned a French court to seize the work from her, according to the complaint.
The Gagosian notes that the petition proved unsuccessful
Noting that it plans to sell the bust to a third party once the MOMA exhibit concludes next month, the Gagosian says Pelham's threats and claims to the work "slander plaintiff's rightful title, hinder plaintiff's enjoyment of the work, and interfere with plaintiff's ability to sell the work."
The Gagosian seeks ruling affirming its ownership of the sculpture.
It is represented by Matthew Dontzin of Dontzin Nagy & Fleissig.
Representatives for Pelham Europe have not returned a request for comment.


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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Oliver the Reading Dog returns to Williams
Today we welcomed Oliver, The reading Dog, back to Williams for the second year in a row. Oliver comes to us from the People and Pets foundation. He is accompanied by his owner , Karine Alexander, and her daughter, Caroline. His visit is part of the Williams PTO auction activities event. It gave our students a chance to practice and enjoy reading aloud. Reading should be fun and enjoyable and Oliver certainly gave us a wonderful opportunity to share books and reading together in the Williams library in a different way. Students had lunch in the library with me and then we shared dog poems and dog stories with our guests. The students were also able to give Oliver a treat. Thanks to Oliver, Karine, and Caroline for another creative and exciting visit to Williams. You can learn more about this program at Pets and People.org
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* Pretax profit up 54 percent to $131.2 mln
* Revenue rises 45 percent to $470.5 mln
* Higher palm oil shipments, prices drive results
* Co expects to resume dividend payouts in October
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - New Britain Palm Oil (NBPO) NBPO.L reported higher sales and profit for the full year, helped by a surge in palm oil prices, and said it would resume dividend payments later this year.
Commodity prices have surged in recent months on supply worries and robust demand, with Malaysian benchmark palm oil prices hitting a near three-year high this month.
NBPO, which is majority owned by Malaysian planter Kulim KULM.KL, said pretax profit rose 54 percent to $131.2 million, on sales 45 percent higher at $470.5 million.
Oil shipments were up 26 percent to 455,122 tonnes, at an average price 20 percent higher at $850/tonne. The company said, as at Feb. 15, forward sales were about 178,000 tonnes at an average price of $1,063/tonne.
The Australasian palm oil producer, headquartered in Papua New Guinea also expects to resume dividend payments, with an interim dividend for 2011 to be payable in October.
Shares in the company, which have nearly doubled in value over the past year, closed at 838 pence on Friday on the London Stock Exchange, valuing the business at 1.21 billion pounds.
Reporting by Adveith Nair; Editing by Matt Scuffham


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text: For a device which has lived solely in the hearts and minds of hopeful buyers for such a long time, the Modbook has certainly seen its fair share of news. The latest dispatch comes in the form of a letter from the "Other World Computing Team," marketers for the Axitron-made tablet Mac, detailing expected shipment dates and new configuration options which are being made available. If you believe what you read, actual ModBook hardware will be shipping to buyers starting January 11th — of course, they've been claiming a ship date for about a year, so we recommend you take this one with a hefty grain of you-know-what.


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Easing congestion in Bradford on Avon
Discussions are still on going about ways to ease congestion, improve pedestrian safety and improve air quality in Bradford on Avon.
I am pleased that Bradford on Avon Town Council are working on some local suggestions to submit to Wiltshire Council later this month so that they can look at the ideas and comment accordingly.
At the same time, Wiltshire Council's Area Board for Bradford on Avon are working on a feasibility study for a new footbridge.
The traffic issues in the historic town have been building for years but we seem to be all moving in the same direction and everyone seems to share the aim that we must reduce congestion, deliver cleaner air and enhance pedestrian safety.
I will keep local residents updated with progress. For more information see http://www.michelledonelan.com/BOA


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Different social bookmarking sites works on different way of user contribution. You might be heard of the Digg power users, who spends the most of their valuable time over Digg. To strike the front page of Digg, the users makes them active and popular over the site. They try their best to vote other users' stories, comment on other stories and keep all the front page stories tracked and in the exchange of these contribution by the active user, Digg gives them the power to touch their stories in the front page. But the power user of the Digg is limited and if a users gets inactive, he may loose his power.
So, we want to discuss about the reddit's features, which is quite unique and effective. Actually, reddit gives the popularity to any story which is unique, hot, Good and never stroked the front page of the sub-reddit and even not submitted earlier.
Is there is any need of regular contribution to strike the story front page?
Contribution is very much needed for reddit also but is not strictly followed like Digg. You should submit all the effective and good stories and pics over the sub-reddit and which is needed to gain your gaining "Karmas". I think you might be quite aware of the term "Karma"? then it is an another name of contribution (word took from language Sanskrit).
There are some important things needed for having a good karma over the reddit, as follows:
- Choose a less popularity sub-reddit like reddit India, Google, Twitter, which have average amount of subscribers. So, start submitting on that reddit. It will get a good number of vote if the story is quite good and you will be increasing karma.
- Ask the other redditors to vote your story through Instant Messenger and mail... Remember: Don't give the direct link to the story. Link to the page and give the title to vote the story.
- Vote Up & Down according to the content quality. Reddit also looks on the quality of your voting.
- After submitting your story, wait for few minutes to see the reaction. If your story get vote up then good but if it gets vote down then straightly "hide" or "delete" it.
These above are some tips to stay alive over reddit with increasing karmas... we will be exposing more secrets about reddit, so subscribe to us through mails and feeds.


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Cops gun down Ohio man holding toy rifle in Walmart 'like he was not even human'• RawStory.com
Police fatally shot a man carrying an air rifle at an Ohio Walmart earlier this week.
Another customer called 911 to report 22-year-old John Crawford waving what appeared to be an AR-15 at children and others at the Beavercreek retailer.
The mother of Crawford's children said she was speaking to him by cell phone when he was confronted by police in the store.
"He said he was at the video games playing videos, and he went over there by the toy section where the toy guns were," said LeeCee Johnson. "The next thing I know, he said, 'It's not real,' and the police start shooting, and they said 'Get on the ground,' but he was already on the ground because they had shot him."
"I could hear him just crying and screaming," Johnson said. "I feel like they shot him down like he was not even human."
Ohio's attorney general, who was asked by Beavercreek police to investigate the case, confirmed Crawford was holding a MK-177 (.177 caliber) BB/Pellet Rifle when he was shot to death.
The former Marine who called police said Crawford looked to be attempting to load the black air rifle and ignored police commands to drop the weapon.
"He looked like he was going to go violently," said Ronald Ritchie. "If he would have dropped the weapon, he could have came out with his life, but unfortunately, he didn't."
The department's chief, Dennis Evers, said officers Sean Williams and David Darkow acted appropriately.


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The 5th annual FMO Festival Retreat takes place this weekend in Guelph, Ontario. Representatives of member festivals will meet for sessions and speakers addressing topics of interest.
The FMO office will be closed all day Friday, April 27 as staff travels to Guelph to run the event. We will be open again Monday, April 30.


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Welcome to the September edition of What's Hoppenin' at eZanga. This month, we're going to school you on everything that's been going on in our office over the past month. We're gearing up for a very busy fall, so without further adieu, let's get to it!
Intern Manifesto: What Tanner's Internship Was Like
When I first stepped through the doors of the eZanga office, I was told I looked lost. And this was a fair and accurate observation. I had no idea what I was doing, where I was going, or what to expect. I was the sole intern this season and it was honestly a little intimidating. But any fear or apprehension I had coming in quickly dissipated as I learned what the people at eZanga were all about.
What's Hoppenin' at eZanga in August
Welcome to another edition of What's Hoppenin' at eZanga. This month, we're giving you the low-down on all the shenanigans going on at eZanga in the past month. So let's get to it, shall we?
eZanga Cools off With a Pool Party!
Here at eZanga, we're itching for a reason to party. It's the middle of summer, it's hot, and the sun is shining bright. Sounds like the perfect time for another pool party at the Kahn-pound!
What's Hoppenin' at eZanga in July
Welcome to another edition of What's Hoppenin' at eZanga. This month, I'm going to give you the low-down on what's going on around our office. You'll get an inside look at the office gossip, our latest newsworthy moments, and maybe even a prank or two! Let's get to it, shall we?
What's Hoppenin' at eZanga in June
Greetings! Welcome to the newest installment of eZanga News: What's Hoppenin' at eZanga! Each month, we'll be giving you the run-down on everything going on at eZanga. You'll get an inside look at the office gossip, our latest newsworthy moments, and maybe even a prank or two!
We've started this quarter off with a bang, and we can't wait to see what the rest of the summer brings us.
So without further adieu, let's get to it. Here's some of what's happening at eZanga this month!
Let the Light Shine on Michelle Brammer
It's not hard to see that we take a lot of pride in our office family here at eZanga. So this week we're showing off Michelle Brammer, Director of Marketing. Michelle is who we turn to for advice or a laugh, and it's easy to see why.
Meet eZanga's Sales Manager, Matt Donahue
Welcome to another eZanga Employee Spotlight. This time around, we shine the spotlight on one of our favorite team members. Meet one of the hardest working people on our sales team (and our only 49ers fan), Matt Donahue.
Lead Traffic Guru: Frank Holland
This month's employee spotlight zeros in on Frank Holland, Traffic Acquisition Manager. We always enjoy bragging about our talented team, and Frank's no exception.
Comedy Hour with David Gail
Our next employee spotlight focuses on our one-man show, Business Operations Manager David Gail. David is a hard-working manager and jokester, which fits right in with our "Work Hard, Eat Hard, Play Hard" mentality.


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Designed for locals and tourists alike, these two pocket-sized guides spotlight more than 170 of the best craft breweries in California. While similar guides offer just the bare facts or the author's own opinions of breweries, in the Half-Pint Guides, the brewers speak directly to the readers. Each entry not only provides the basic information about a brewery, but also lets the brewer talk about which of their beers they like the best, their biggest challenges, and some of their funniest or most surprising stories.
It's like pulling up a stool and chatting with the brewer across the bar.
The breweries featured are spread across Northern and Southern California so that wherever you are, you can find a local craft beer. Each book includes maps to guide you on a brewery tour, as well as photos and artwork. The breweries were selected with the assistance of brewers (and their fans).
Grab both books for an online-only price of $25.00!
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CommieTommie Harkin whined, the federal government shutdown will hurt medical research and have a negative impact on the Social Security Administration, Head Start classes and other important programs.
On Thursday, Harkin and his fellow Senate Dummycrats put party before Country (and the scientific community is united in that fact) by following Majority Leader Harry Reid and blocking a House bill providing funding to reopen national parks along with funding for the National Institutes of Health, the military reserves and National Guard, and veterans affairs
Reid: 'Why Would We Want To' Help One Kid With Cancer?
Senate Dummycrats need only look in the mirror to see the source of the negative impact.


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President Donald Trump has earned himself a couple of enemies, and these people are only trying to ruin his plans. Senator John McCain is one of the President's "friends," and we already know the root of his anger. McCain hoped that he will be granted the entrance in the Oval Office, but things didn't work quite well for him.
The senator thinks that he has every right to make a decision without even consulting the President. McCain isn't the President of the United States, and he should remember that. But, instead of doing his job, the senator tries to take the President's position. This time it's all about Afghanistan.
McCain seems to be forgetting the goodness he has done for USA. He's been serving the US for so long, and today he is acting like his heroism doesn't matter. McCain wants a chunky piece of the cake, and he won't take any less than that. Let's not forget that he spent years in Vietnam.
But, McCain seems to have replaced his heroism with other "stuff." McCain joined the bunch of Democrats who blocked the repealing procedure of ObamaCare. This was a direct stab in the back, and the senator actually colluded with Democrats. McCain casted the decisive vote against the President's repeal suggestion. He was supposed to support President Trump and his effort to create a stronger healthcare system.
However, McCain has other plans. He even said that President Trump can't handle the Afghanistan problem. According to McCain, the White House failed to create a strategy about the Afghanistan matter. "I urge the President to resolve the differences within his administration as soon as possible and decide on a policy and strategy that can achieve our national security interests in Afghanistan and the region," the senator said.
Let's just say that McCain should better focus on repealing ObamaCare. He made a promise, so sticking to it would be a great idea.
What do you think about the comments Senator John McCain made about the President? Do you think President Trump will react now? What's the best solution to the Afghanistan issue?
Text source: https://worldpoliticus.com
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