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San Antonio-based Webhead announced the launch of its new research and development department.
"The vision of the Department of Research and Development is to extend Webhead's expertise in cyber and Internet operations beyond the San Antonio and Texas footprint," Dr. Jessica Ibarra, who will be heading the new department, said in a news release.
The announcement came at its first customer and community appreciation event on Thursday.
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Orgran Dinosaur Wholefruit Wildberry Cookies Review
I'm all up for organic food, and anything that's yummy without using sugar. There's been a particular type of biscuit that's long been a favourite in our house. Sweetened with fruit juice, and made with wholemeal flour they are very tasty. So I was quite excited to see something similar from Orgran - Dinosaur Wholefruit Wildberry Cookies (175g, £2.75).
These cookies are also free from gluten, dairy, egg, yeast, nuts, and soya. Also taste free? Out of the box I was disappointed. The shapes aren't that much like dinosaurs. In fact it was hard to make out what they were meant to be (you can see this in the photo). There's quite a chunk of wildberry in the cookies, and this has a strong, intense flavour that's quite chewy as well. This was a hit with me, and my other parent taster as well as half our young testers. My son wouldn't try them at all as he doesn't like chewy stuff in his cookies.
My friend was disappointed they weren't crunchier. The cookie part does have a slightly cardboard consistency. I won't be buying these again, although my friend is going to. If your children like things like fruit roll ups then they'll like these cookies.
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- craigramabsolutley scrummy these,i had to stop buying them as i ate a full box almost lol. they also do a dinosaur choc cookie . there is home&bargains for 69p a box at moment
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In the postmodern age of Christianity, people from the church house to the White House are using Jesus' name to promote everything but salvation. For example, televangelists flood the airwaves regularly with their "send your money to me and Jesus will bless you" propaganda. They state that if you do send them your money God will give you double to triple favor, which means monetary blessings beyond anything that you could ever imagine. Of course, as is evident, more emphasis is placed on sending them money than accepting Jesus Christ as their Lord, Savior, and Soon Coming King. As a result, the public relations of these ministers stretches the truths contained in the Holy Bible, which is the inspired Word of God. In fact, they could very well be violating the scriptures found in Deuteronomy 4:2 and Revelations 22: 18-19. Deuteronomy 4:2 reads, "Ye shall not add unto the word which I command you, neither shall ye diminish ought from it, that ye may keep the commandments of the LORD your God which I command you." Also, in Revelations 22:18-19, it reads,
For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book:
And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.
Therefore, as is indicative of these scriptures, God abhors any human who attempts to use His Holy Word as a method to gain lucrative wealth or to gain any other advantage over people by adding to or taking away from God's Word. But, unfortunately, President Obama and the White House has jumped on the same bandwagon that uses Jesus' name as a method to gain support for his extremely liberal agenda.
In a recent Newsmax, several quotes by President Obama confirm his belief that Jesus would support his economically-sound, socialistic agenda to require wealthy Americans to pay for percentage in taxes than the middle class and the lower class. He also believes Jesus would support his foreign policy. Of course, President Obama said that he based much of what he said on his Christian values, specifically the Biblical scriptures found in Luke 12: 48. It reads, "For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required: and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more." As a result, President Obama believes that Luke 12: 48 solidifies his current efforts to mandate higher tax percentages for the rich. But, according to David Barton of WallBuilders,
The current income tax structure in the United States mandates a higher tax rate or percentage the more a person makes. This tax system is contradicted by scripture, especially Exodus 30:11-15, which provided a "half a shekel" tax for everyone numbered. Verse 15 states: "The rich shall not give more and the poor shall not give less than half a shekel."
Ultimately, as is indicative of Exodus 30: 11-15, a fair and just God does not require the rich to pay higher percentages of their revenue to the government in taxation. Also, according to David Barton, "In addition, the Biblical Tithe is not applied progressively, rather it is applied equally to everyone ('And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land or of the fruit of the tree, is the Lord's. It is holy to the Lord. . . .And concerning the tithe of the herd or the flock, of whatever passes under the rod, the tenth one shall be holy to the Lord.' Leviticus 27:30,32)." Therefore, if a fair and just God requires a ten percent tithe, the United States government should do the same. Then, all Americans would have the initiative to work and to actually earn the money to sustain themselves and their families. But, at the same time, the federal government would have less money to give away to those who seek "something for nothing," which is the essence of socialism and its tenet of the redistribution of wealth. Of course, Jesus Christ would not back a program that would take a large percentage of the earnings of hard working Americans and give them to those who made bad economic decisions. In fact, based on the story of the talents in the Bible, found in Matthew 25: 14-29, the person who made a bad economic decision would give what he had to the person who made a wise economic decision. As written in Matthew 25,
14For the kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his own servants, and delivered unto them his goods.
15And unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and to another one; to every man according to his several ability; and straightway took his journey.
16Then he that had received the five talents went and traded with the same, and made them other five talents.
17And likewise he that had received two, he also gained other two.
18But he that had received one went and digged in the earth, and hid his lord's money.
19After a long time the lord of those servants cometh, and reckoneth with them.
20And so he that had received five talents came and brought other five talents, saying, Lord, thou deliveredst unto me five talents: behold, I have gained beside them five talents more.
21His lord said unto him, Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy lord.
22He also that had received two talents came and said, Lord, thou deliveredst unto me two talents: behold, I have gained two other talents beside them.
23His lord said unto him, Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy lord.
24Then he which had received the one talent came and said, Lord, I knew thee that thou art an hard man, reaping where thou hast not sown, and gathering where thou hast not strawed:
25And I was afraid, and went and hid thy talent in the earth: lo, there thou hast that is thine.
26His lord answered and said unto him, Thou wicked and slothful servant, thou knewest that I reap where I sowed not, and gather where I have not strawed:
27Thou oughtest therefore to have put my money to the exchangers, and then at my coming I should have received mine own with usury.
28Take therefore the talent from him, and give it unto him which hath ten talents.
29For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.
Therefore, it is obvious that Matthew 25:14-29 would refute President Obama's premise for a higher percentage of taxation for the rich and a lower percentage for the poor.
However, as far as President Obama's foreign policy is concerned, he bases it on his Christian faith, too. He said, "It's not just about strengthening alliances or promoting democratic values or projecting American leadership around the world, although it does all those things and it will make us safer and more secure." But, there are better ways to make America safer than strengthening alliances with mostly communistic or socialistic nations, since they do not accept the idea of democratic values and their leaders are mostly atheistic. America would be much safer if its leaders who claim to be Christian would live by the dictates of the Bible and the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, the federal government should be more concerned about protecting the borders of the United States from invasion by illegal immigrants. It is unconstitutional and ungodly for the federal government to send U.S. troops overseas to fight rebels in other nations when it refuses to defend its own borders. As stated in I Timothy 5: 8, "But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel." Of course, as everyone knows, the federal government for too many years has permitted foreign invaders to destroy the property of Americans and to murder Americans while it sends needed border troops overseas to defend people who are not of America's house. Hence, based on I Timothy 5: 8, the government has denied the faith of the Founding Fathers and faith in the Lord God Jehovah and, as a result, it is "worse than an infidel."
Finally, concerning President Obama's religious beliefs and the role they play in his political decisions, he said, "We can't leave our values at the door. If we leave our values at the door, we abandon much of the moral glue that has held our nation together for centuries and allowed us to become somewhat more perfect a union." But, what is a Christian value? A Christian value is based on the dictates of Jesus Christ as outlined in the Holy Bible. Unfortunately, though, it appears that President Obama has left his Christian values at the front door of the White House when he took office in 2009, since the glue that has held America together as a nation is losing its hold and since the nation that he swore to defend is crumbling right around him. As a result, the major Christian values of the sanctity of life and the marriage of one man to one woman, that made America the great nation that it used to be, have been demoralized and demeaned by the current administration in Washington, D.C. Therefore, since actions speak louder than words, President Obama should go back to the front door of the White House and reintroduce himself to his Christian values and use them to guide him as he renounces the pro-abortion and pro-homosexual activists in America, just like God and Jesus would definitely renounce. Then, and only then, he could say the words "God Bless America" after his speeches and actually expect God to bless America.
In conclusion, it is a good public relations' move by President Obama to attempt to get all 80 to 90 percent of Americans who profess to be Christians to jump aboard his political bandwagon by purporting the Jesus would back his Democratic agenda. However, the reins of the governmental horses have been dropped by the driver of the current political bandwagon, President Obama As a result, the wagon is running dangerously over the countryside. The only hope is for someone to jump on the back of the lead horse and stop the horse and wagon from being destroyed. Ultimately, since the driver of the wagon has been dazed by the rough ride, he would need someone to stop the lead horse for him. The person best prepared to stop the lead horse and save the driver and wagon from complete destruction would be someone outside the wagon who had absolutely nothing to do with the original driver. That job would fall on the shoulders of one of the people who lived along the road where the horse and wagon were running wild. Therefore, when the driver saw any person along the roadside, he would naturally call out for help. Needless to say, the driver would expect someone to come to his rescue. But, since all the people in the nearby community knew the real reason why the horse and wagon were in such disarray, they chose not to back the driver in his efforts to stop it, since it was the driver's fault. The is the reason that True Christians, who know the truths of the Bible, would not back President Obama is his efforts to create an even more unjust tax system in America. Of course, Jesus Christ would not back any political leader who uses His Holy Name for political gain, instead of calling the nation to prayer and advocating the salvation of all Americans through the Cross of Calvary and Him Crucified.
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The New Hanover County Public Library has received a $75,000 grant from the PNC Foundation to help teach youngsters how to handle money more wisely. The PNC Foundation is largely funded by the PNC Financial Services Group. This local grant is part of a $350 million, multi=year program called "Grow Up Great." According to children's librarian Susan DeMarco, the grant went to work back on Nov. 14, when area bankers helped youngsters at the downtown library make and decorate money… Read More »


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Alliance Defending Freedom, a pro-life legal group, released audio on Monday of a conversation between Ania Joseph, president of Pro-Life Revolution, and Sherry Wan, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent.
The Texas-based pro-life group offers counseling to mothers who are considering abortion. The group also seeks to educate scared soon-to-be mothers on the possible long-term physical and psychological ramifications of abortion.
Wan lectured Joseph on the group's mission and told the pro-life leader that she needs to "know [her] boundaries."
"You cannot force your religion or force your beliefs on somebody else," Wan told Joseph in a nearly 10-minute phone conversation.
"I just have a question, Sherry," Joseph interjected. "Is handing a brochure to somebody forcing somebody to do something they don't want to do?"
Wan explained her position.
"You convince them. But when you take a lot of action, [unintelligible] other people. For example, when you, you know, go to, you know, the abortion clinic, and you found them [unintelligible], we don't want, you know, to come against them," the agent said.
"You can't take all kinds of confrontation activities and also put something on a website and ask people to take action against the abortion clinic. That's not, that's not really educational."
Wan added:
You have the right to believe. You have the right to do, your religion told you what's right. You have a right to, you know, outreach to other people.
But meanwhile, you have to know your boundaries. You have to know your limits. You have to respect other people's beliefs. You have somebody else come to your door and know you don't like them. When they come to you, how do you feel?
Joseph decided from there that the wiser move would be to seek legal counsel. So she did, enlisting the aid of ADF which now provides the group with legal advice.
"The IRS is a tax collector; it shouldn't be allowed to be the speech and belief police," said Senior Legal Counsel Erik Stanley. "The current scandal isn't new but has merely exposed the abuse of power that characterizes this agency and threatens our fundamental freedoms."
"The power to tax is the power to destroy," added Stanley. "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. We cannot allow the IRS to ruthlessly dictate against legitimate non-profits simply because it does not approve of the organization's mission. It must be held accountable."
"The IRS has approved applications for tax exemption for pro-abortion groups such as Planned Parenthood and Life and Liberty for Women," ADF said.
Here's the phone call between Joseph and Wan [Full audio here and full transcript here]:
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Nat and Roos - an ongoing collaboration between myself and Ross Simonini - have two things happening this month! July 13th-19th we'll have a site-specific piece up on the ever-so-ephemeral online exhibition space VioletStrays.com. Make sure to go to violet strays each day to listen and observe as our exhibit changes. The piece, Five Searches, provides an opportunity for people to listen to the online space they are currently in (necessarily in since Violet Strays is online), as well as to our own interpretations of these sounds as they resonate with us musically. Over the course of a week we will collect a series of field recordings while using our respective and various internet-related devices. These field recordings will not be merely the sounds of computers being used but all the sounds that occur or change over time whenever one comes back to the same place - essentially a sonic record of the space one might inhabit to view the online gallery. We will then use these field recordings as source material to create sound and music - sometimes in very literal ways, sometimes as source material for music. Each day will be an evolving record of time in this online space and our response to it - in essence a strikingly banal, but thorough investigation into an often unspoken place we all inhabit. Make sure to check out Five Searches starting July 13th!
In other news, Nat and Roos have just released All of the Above, a score that we did for choreographer Catherine Cabeen earlier in 2012. Like our other dance and film scores, All of the Above is an electro-acoustic work that is composed, performed and recorded by us. This one is especially exuberant and kaleidoscopic - shimmering guitar motives over darting percussive layers, falsetto choirs, field recordings, big gongs and distant conch shell blasts recorded in a parking garage. It was a really fun piece to record and see come together with the dance as well. You can buy the piece at your favorite digital retailer like amazon or emusic, itunes, etc. Have a listen!
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Published 6:55 pm, Saturday, April 7, 2012
Scene ... Greenwich residents and fashion icons Tommy Hilfiger, his wife Dee, and Vince Camuto, CEO of Camuto Group (Nine West Inc.) and his wife, Louise, were seen having dinner together at Rebecca's in the Glenville section of Greenwich on Tuesday night.
Out there ... The Dana's Angels Research Trust annual gala benefit and concert will take place May 5 at the Palace Theatre in Stamford with Grammy Award-winning artist Natalie Cole. The gala benefit, hosted by Riverside residents and TV personalities Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford, will include a cocktail reception with a pasta bar by RAO's Italian Restaurant, and silent and live auctions. Michelle Phillips from the Mamas and the Papas fame will once again act as honorary chairwoman. DART, founded by Greenwich residents Phil and Andrea Marella, is a nonprofit focused on Niemann-Pick type C, a fatal cholesterol storage disease that affects children. Two of the Marellas' children, Dana and Andrew, suffer from the disease. Supporters who have performed at the DART gala benefits include America, Richard Dreyfuss, Rob Mathes, Smokey Robinson and Frankie Valli. To date, DART has raised more than $2.3 million toward the search for a cure for NPC. For information and tickets, call the Stamford Center for the Arts box office 203-325-4466 ext. 2012 or visit www.danasangels.org
Scene ... Actor Stanley Tucci, who lives in North Salem, N.Y., and his fiancee, Felicity Blunt, sister of actress Emily Blunt ("The Devil Wears Prada") were seen shopping at Shoes N' More on Greenwich Avenue on March 31.
Out there ... AmeriCares supporters gathered at the Aicon Gallery in New York City on March 22 for "A Celebration of Indian Art & Humanity," an art auction benefiting AmeriCares India aid programs co-chaired by Greenwich residents Blanca Hirani and Joan Thakor. Actress and activist Shabana Azmi, who helped AmeriCares deliver aid to Latur and Osmanabad following a 1993 earthquake, was guest of honor and Aasif Mandvi from "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" served as celebrity auctioneer. AmeriCares, a nonprofit global health and disaster relief organization, delivers medicine, medical supplies and aid to people in need around the world. Since its establishment in 1982, the agency has distributed over $10 billion in humanitarian aid to 164 countries.
Scene ... Lovebirds Ryan Reynolds and "Gossip Girl" actress Blake Lively, were seen having dinner at Doppio on East Elm Street in Greenwich Thursday night.
Out there ... LUXE. Interiors + Design Magazine held a party introducing their editorial team and celebrating their spring issue at L'escale in Greenwich on Tuesday evening. Seen at the party were Rowayton resident Jennifer Matthews, LUXE VP and group publisher; Darien resident Andrea Mallozzi, director for LUXE CT; LUXE East Coast director and Stamford resident Michelle Blair and LUXE Westchester director Sharon Summer; Greenwich designer Cindy Rinfret of Rinfret Home; Diane Gerardi of Diane Gerardi Design NY; Tom Roth and Robbin Babbin of Montage Modern-Vintage Westport; Nancy Wasche of PINKY accessories Greenwich; designer Lynne Scalo of Westport; builder Jeremi Jablonski of New Canaan; and Dinyar Wadia and his team from Wadia Associates of New Canaan, whose project is featured in the spring issue of the magazine.
Scene ... Darien native and actor Topher Grace was spotted at Cesco's Trattoria, an Italian restaurant in Darien, last week.
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Brian Matusz, who takes the ball tonight in Chicago, has allowed one earned run or fewer in three of his four August starts.
Mark Buehrle has lost once in four starts this month, when he allowed four runs (three earned) and 10 hits in seven innings at Camden Yards. He tossed seven scoreless innings in his last outing.
For his career, Buehrle is 5-4 with a 2.81 ERA in 15 games against the Orioles.
Nick Markakis is 9-for-20 with three doubles, a home run and three RBIs against Buehrle. Corey Patterson is 6-for-16 with two doubles, a homer and three RBIs. Brian Roberts is 12-for-36 with two doubles. Felix Pie is 2-for-6 with two homers.
Patterson has a better chance to crack the lineup if Adam Jones rests his sore left shoulder, but I'm sure manager Buck Showalter would like the extra right-handed bat that Jones provides.
More from Jim Johnson's relief appearance yesterday at Double-A Bowie:
"He wanted to concentrate more on his fastball," Baysox pitching coach Kennie Steenstra said after the game. "I really thought he did a better job with that today. He had a better plane to his fastball, got on top a little better and got some better sink. He did throw some nice curveballs and a couple nice change-ups, but he was really trying to get the feel for his sinker and I thought he did a nice job with that.
"He looked good tonight, and if wants to come back here tomorrow or the next day and throw a couple more innings, that's fine with me. He can help us out."
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Tickets for the Nashville Predators Entire 2014-15 Season on Sale Saturday at Noonby Press Release / Nashville Predators
Nashville, Tenn. – This Saturday, July 12, Nashville Predators fans will have the first opportunity to purchase individual game tickets for the entire 2014-15 regular season, starting at noon, only at the Bridgestone Arena Box Office. For those purchasing tickets at Bridgestone Arena on Saturday, the Preds will be offering 100, $15 tickets to all home games. Tickets will go on sale to the general public online and at the Bridgestone Arena Box Office on Sunday, July 13.
Beginning July 7, the Predators will host a week of special presales for season-ticket holders, special groups, social media fans and more, ensuring that Preds fans have the first opportunity to purchase tickets to the games they want to attend.
The upcoming season includes 41 regular season home games, as the Predators will play host to all other 29 teams in the NHL at least one during the 2014-15 campaign. Key games include visits from the Central Division rival Chicago Blackhawks on Oct. 23 and Dec. 6, Patric Hornqvist, Nick Spaling and the Pittsburgh Penguins on Oct. 25, the defending Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings on Nov. 25, Head Coach Peter Laviolette's former team the Philadelphia Flyers on Dec. 27 and Barry Trotz and the Washington Capitals on Jan. 16.
Fans are invited to celebrate the holidays with the Preds at home games on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 27 vs. Edmonton), Valentine's Day (Feb. 14 vs. New Jersey) and St. Patrick's Day (March 17 vs. Minnesota). The Preds will also host two special alumni nights on Nov. 15 vs. Winnipeg and Feb. 3 vs. Toronto.
The 2014-15 calendar is highlighted by the most robust promotional schedule ever, beginning with a special Opening Night giveaway on Thursday, Oct. 9 and including the return of the bobble head for the first time since 2003.
2014-15 Bobble Head Schedule:
Saturday, Oct. 25 vs. Pittsburgh – James Neal
Saturday, Nov. 15 vs. Winnipeg – Pekka Rinne
Saturday, Dec. 27 vs. Philadelphia – Shea Weber
Friday, Jan. 16 vs. Washington – Player TBA
Saturday, Feb. 7 vs. New York Rangers – Player TBA
Sunday, March 29 vs. Calgary – Player TBA
Season-ticket holders continue to receive the biggest savings, reserved seating and the most comprehensive benefits of all fans. Full season-ticket holders receive the lowest per-game price throughout the season and that price remains static for all home games. Both full and half season-ticket holders receive discount off the single-game ticket rate, the right to renew the same seats year after year, pre-sale opportunities for Nashville Predators single-game tickets and Bridgestone Arena concerts and family shows, priority on purchasing Stanley Cup Playoff tickets, access to Smashville Rewards, a points based benefits platform, and more. Great interest-free payment plans are currently available for all Nashville Predators season-ticket packages, with full season packages starting as low as $15 per game and half season packages beginning at $25 per game. To order, visit nashvillepredators.com/seasonticket or contact a ticket representative at 615-770-7800.
In conjunction with the Nashville Predators single game ticket on-sale on Saturday, July 12, the Preds will be hosting an Open House at Bridgestone Arena beginning at 10 a.m. CT. This free event includes the annual used equipment sale, an open skate, corn hole and more. The Nashville Predators prospects, including 2014 first-round pick Kevin Fiala, will participate in a scrimmage at 3:30 p.m. The scrimmage, which is being held at Bridgestone Arena and is open to the public free of charge, is a great way to get an early look at the future faces of the Preds. For more information, visit nashvillepredators.com.


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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Arizona State coach Todd Graham on Thursday officially announced the additions of former Hamilton offensive lineman Christian Westerman, Blue Ridge linebacker Chans Cox and former Chandler defensive end Kisima Jagne for spring practice. All three players have signed some form of early commitment agreement, making them eligible to join the team for spring practice. Westerman's transfer from Auburn became official earlier this week when the school received his paperwork. The former five-star recruit gives the Sun Devils a huge offensive line building block who could play next season rather than redshirt if an NCAA investigation of Auburn lead to sanctions. Westerman's father said Wednesday his son's decision to transfer was primarily based on wanting to come home to continue his football career. "When it comes to recruiting, the one thing that you cannot replace is family and what it means," Graham said. "What our program stands for now -- character and class -- you can stay right here at home and do everything you want to do." Cox, a four-star recruit, is currently the top high school recruit in Graham's 2013 recruiting class. At 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, Cox is expected to line up as a "Devilbacker." Graham said Thursday he expects Cox to contribute next season. "Chans had an opportunity to go anywhere in the country and he came here," Graham said. "I think that has a lot to do with what our program is about. He's big, fast, strong and versatile, and he's going to be a guy that will be impactful to our program in a hurry." Jagne, a three-star prospect in the 2012 class, initially signed with Colorado last February. He never made it to the school, though, and will enroll at ASU for the spring semester. According to ASU, he will be eligible to play right away and will have five seasons to play four. At 6-foot-5 and 275 pounds, Jagne adds significant size to the Sun Devils defensive line. "Kisima is a guy that fits our hybrid system because, among other things, his great ability to rush the passer," Graham said. "It's all about getting the right fit and we think he has great promise. He's played in a system that had him blitzing from inside and outside, and he's big enough to play defensive end. Getting him in the spring is important and we think he can really develop into something special." Though Jagne and Westerman are technically late arrivals, all three additions help ASU bolster its reputation as a local recruiting power. Graham has made recruiting the Valley a point of emphasis from early in his tenure. "We want the best, the brightest, the toughest, the guys with the best character, the best football players, to be able to stay right here at home at ASU," Graham said. "That's the key to winning championships for us."
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ANAHEIM – Statistics favored Servite. So did goaltending, defense, rankings and seeding. You name it, and it probably appeared to be in the Friars' favor.
In the playoffs, of course, logic can get thrown out the window. Such was the case when Servite and Aliso Niguel were locked in a scoreless tie in stoppage time Feb. 27.
Esen Harris made sure the scoreless drought didn't last too much longer though. Five minutes into stoppage time, the ball found its way to Harris off a deflection on a long throw in, and Harris squeezed the ball past the goal line to send the Friars to the CIF-SS semifinals with a 1-0 win against Aliso Niguel in a Division 1 quarterfinal game at Servite.
"Before the game, I was visualizing doing something like that," Harris said. "The ball just came across, and I don't know who headed it … and once it bounced in front of me I just had to hit it in. I hit it as hard as I possibly could. And luckily the defender and goalie were both inside the goal when it hit them."
Pandemonium ensued once Harris scored. Servite students stormed the field and celebrated with Harris, even though there was still some stoppage time left.
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Aliso Niguel goalkeeper Brennan Pellow played a solid game despite giving up the goal, and was able to keep his team in it without much offensive support.
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Upcoming events, support groups at Beverly Hospital
Posted by boston.com February 21, 2014 10:00 AM
The following was submitted by Addison Gilbert Hospital:
Mindful Eating
Compelling Stories & Tips for Changing Eating Habits to Improve Your Health
The next SEN-NET Breakfast meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 5 from 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. in the Lecture Hall, Beverly Hospital, 85 Herrick Street, Beverly. Valet parking available.
"Mindful Eating" will be presented by Meg DeRosa, RD, LDN, registered dietitian.
Please RSVP to Jennifer Wenger at 978-587-6112 or firstname.lastname@example.com
SEN-NET meetings are sponsored by Lahey Health Senior Care, a division of Lahey Health.
Safe Steps for Seniors
Safe Steps is a community-based exercise program to facilitate fall risk reduction in elders. Developed in 2010 by Cricket Coale, PT, DPT, the program combines balance, agility, strengthening and endurance exercise with education on fall risk topics such as medications, proper shoe wear and visual acuity. The program is overseen by a Doctor of Physical Therapy and led by the Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine staff at Beverly and Addison Gilbert hospitals.
The program is open to those 60 years of age or older who: live in the community and are ambulatory have a perceived fall risk and/or balance problem are able to stand for 30-minutes at a time are able to follow exercise instructions consistently in a group format able to attend class consistently Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
All participants will be required to undergo a free 30-minute individual fall risk screening before and after each exercise cycle. Classes consist of 45-60 minutes of exercise three times a week, combing balance, agility, strengthening and endurance exercise.
Cost of the program is $3.00 per class. The program will take place at the Sterling YMCA, 254 Essex Street, Beverly, MA. For further information or to register, please call Lahey Outpatient Center, Danvers at 978-304-8700.
March 18
Beverly Hospital Breast Cancer Support Group
(postponed from February due to snowstorm)
Alison Tonsmeire will be the guest speaker at the Beverly Hospital breast cancer support group on March 18th.
Discussion on "Staying Healthy Through Good Nutrition," will be the topic. The support group meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
The support group meets at The Herrick House, located on the upper campus of Beverly Hospital. There is no fee or pre-registration. New members are always welcome.
For further information about the group, please contact the Community Relations Department at 978-283-4000, ext. 585.
Melanoma Support Group at Beverly Hospital
The Melanoma Foundation of New England sponsors a support group open to all those who have been diagnosed with Melanoma. The group is facilitated by Kelli Braga, LICSW, in the Garden Conference Room, located on the first floor of the Beverly Hospital.
The Melanoma Support group meets on the second Thursday of each month from 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. There is no fee. To register, or for further information, please contact Kelli Braga at Beverly Hospital 978-922-3000, ext. 2710, or by calling the Melanoma Foundation of New England at 617-232-1424.
American Red Cross Blood Drive at Beverly Hospital
An American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held at Beverly Hospital on Thursday, February 20th from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
The blood drive will be held in the Lecture Hall inside the main entrance of Beverly Hospital, 85 Herrick Street, Beverly. To schedule an appointment, please call the American Red Cross at
1-800-733-2767 or on-line at redcrossblood.org
Walk-in guests are also welcome. Valet parking is available.
Access to Health Insurance Assistance Available at Beverly Hospital
Financial counselors are available at Beverly Hospital, 85 Herrick Street, Beverly, to assist you in accessing health insurance. Those wishing more information about MAHealth, Commonwealth Care, Commonwealth Choices, Medicare, Medicaid and other health insurance issues may visit Financial Services at Beverly Hospital Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. 4 p.m. The office is located inside the main entrance.
Free Reiki Clinic Offered at Beverly Hospital (please note new location)
A free Reiki Clinic is held once a month at Beverly Hospital, 85 Herrick Street, Beverly. The clinic takes place in the Kauders Conference Room. Thirty minute sessions are held from 4:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and facilitated by Katie Vandi, RN, BSN, Reiki Master and Stacy Stransberg, RN. OCN, Reiki Master.
Reiki is an ancient relaxation method that may reduce stress and assist in the restoration of mind/body balance. Reiki is a non-invasive therapy and may help build immune function, decrease the effects of chemotherapy, radiation and help with wound healing. Reiki is done fully clothed. It does not take the place of traditional medicine, but it compliments it.
To schedule a free, 30-minute Reiki session, please call Katie Vandi at 978-927-6850,
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Classes will be offered on
03/13/14 & 03/20/14.
Family & Friends - Baby/Child Saver Class at
Beverly Hospital
Baby/Child Saver class is a two-evening, six-hour program that will enable parents, expectant parents and care-givers to recognize and cope with emergency situation involving babies and small children.
Accident prevention and techniques are reviewed. American Heart Association standards are used for CPR and obstructed airway skills, teaching and hands-on practice.
Evening classes are held. For further information, please call the Parent Education Department at Beverly Hospital 978-927-9103.
Volunteer Opportunities at Beverly Hospital
Beverly hospital is seeking applicants to joins its team of enthusiastic and professional volunteers. Positions are available at the Gift Shop for morning, afternoon and evening shifts, weekdays and weekend positions.
The Volunteer Department provides training, free parking, meal vouchers for the hospital Café.
For further information, please call Debi at 978-922-3000, ext. 2324.
Medication Review at Beverly Hospital
A free 15-minute review of medications may be schedule with a registered pharmacist at Beverly Hospital. Appointments are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month. Participants are asked to bring a list of all medications, prescription and over-the-counter medications, including vitamins, etc. To schedule a free and confidential appointment, please call Lahey Health Senior Care at 978-922-7018, ext. 1305.
Suicide Survivor Support Group meets in Beverly Farms
SAFE PLACE, a peer-run suicide survivor support group is held for those who have lost a loved one to suicide. The support group is sponsored by the Samaritans of Merrimack Valley of Lawrence, MA.
Friends and family are welcome and invited to attend the free support group that meets at St. John's Episcopal Church, 705 Hale Street, Beverly Farms on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, from 7 p.m. -8:30 p.m. There is no fee. Pre-registration is not required.
For further information, please call Debbie Helms at 978-327-6671.
Huntington's Disease Support Group
The Huntington's Disease Society of America (HDSA) will host an informational session with Karen Baker, LICSW, MSW, HDSA Regional Social Worker. The free session will be held at
Beverly Hospital, 85 Herrick Street, Beverly, on Saturday, March 15, 10:30 12 Noon. The program will be held in Garden Conference Room, across from the SunFlower Gift Shop.
The information session is for those facing Huntington's Disease, diagnosed, family members, care-givers or at-risk. These informal meetings will provide an opportunity to learn more about advocacy, research updates, resources and to meet other families facing similar concerns.
Pre-registration is requested by calling Karen Baker, LICSW, MSW, at 508-446-7705 or by e-mail: email@example.com. For updates on weather cancellations or other changes.
Alzheimer's Care-giver Support Group at Spectrum Adult Day Health Program in Beverly
A free Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group is held at the Spectrum Adult Day Health Program (www.spectrumdayprogram.org), 600 Cummings Center, Suite 176 X, Beverly. The program is held on the first and third Wednesdays of every month from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Free respite care is available upon request.
Information and education about Alzheimer's disease and related memory disorders is shared. Increased understanding through shared experiences, mutual support from other caregivers.
Light refreshments are served. To RSVP for respite care or with questions, please contact
Pam Taylor, LICSW at 978-921-5020, ext. 1146.
Community CPR programs at Beverly Hospital
Beverly Hospital is offering several American Heart Association CPR courses designed for non-medical personnel and teach the skills and techniques used in adult, infant and child CPR. This course also covers choking in adult and children, and the use of protection devices for mouth-to-mouth breathing. This course is appropriate for anyone wishing to learn lifesaving CPR skills.
The cost of the course is $50 and includes the American Heart Association Heart Saver Student Workbooks. At the completion of the course you will receive an American Heart Association Heart Saver course completion card; this card signifies that you have successfully completed the CPR program.
The classes will run from 6-9 p.m. and are subject to cancellation due to low registration. The cost of the course is $50 and includes the text book. To register or for further information , please contact Kim Regan at 978-922-3000, ext. 3436.
Prostate Cancer Support Group
The Beverly Hospital Prostate Cancer Support Group meets on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Ledgewood Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, located on the campus of Beverly Hospital. This free meeting meets in the Garden Room, located on the first floor.
Pre-registration is not required, those wishing further information may call the Community Relations Department at Beverly Hospital 978-283-4000, ext. 585.
North Shore Postpartum Help
The North Shore Postpartum Depression Task Force is available to women experiencing postpartum stress, as well as the family members, friends and practitioner's who support them. They are available for help, hope and connection. Visit their website at NorthShorePostpartumHelp.Org.
Those needing to talk to someone immediately may call the Parental Stress Hotline at: 1-800-632-8188.
It is the goal of this Task Force to bring together the practitioners, organizations, research, and best practices that North Shore families need for a healthy postpartum experience. The initial scope of this Task Force is the North Shore United Way community, including the following towns: Beverly, Manchester, Hamilton, Wenham, Ipswich, Essex, Gloucester, and Rockport.


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Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky Lab is preparing to launch a new company that will compete for lucrative cybersecurity contracts with U.S. government agencies.
The newly created company, Kaspersky Government Security Solutions Inc., is staffed with several former senior level systems engineers from Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), a McLean, Va.-based IT engineering and government services contractor,.
Located in the Washington D.C. region, the new firm is a separate entity with different products and services than its North American commercial arm, which is headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Kaspersky Lab CEO Eugene Kaspersky announced last year his plans to open a Washington D.C. area office as a test to enter the federal market.
Kasepersky Lab hired Adam Firestone, a veteran systems engineer, to oversee the Kaspersky Lab federal operations. He is serving as senior vice president and general manager out of its Washington, D.C. office.
Firestone spent 17 years at SAIC and also served briefly at WSO2 Inc., where he spearheaded the launch of the middleware platform maker's Federal Systems subsidiary as its director of defense and government solutions, according to his LinkedIn profile.
[Related: Kaspersky Lab Partners Keeping Eye On Deteriorating U.S.-Russia Relations]
In an interview with CRN, Chris Doggett, managing director of Kaspersky Lab North America said the federal arm reports through the company's North America unit, but structurally, it will be operated as an autonomous subsidiary.
Current partners under the North America channel program will not see any changes, Doggett said, adding that the new company may work with specialized public-sector contractors and consultants that specialize in providing federal government work.
"For various reasons we need to have clear compartmentalization of that company so there is no overlap with this company, whether it is budgetary, corporate legal structure, leadership people. It all has to be separate," Doggett told CRN. "This is a different type of business, much more specialized for the federal government space with different services and partners as well."
In addition to Firestone, the newly created Kaspersky Lab federal unit has two other SAIC veterans. Linda Merchlinsky, as vice president of government sector systems engineering, is also a veteran systems engineer and project manager. According to her LinkedIn profile, she spent 20 years at SAIC where she worked on projects for the federal government. Her most recent work was with Digital Infusion, a Gathersburg, Md.-based firm that specializes in big data analytics for the biotechnology industry.
Hilary MacMillan will serve as vice president and cybersecurity intelligence operations. She spent more than a decade at SAIC as a systems engineer working on a number of projects, including developing event simulation for the U.S. Navy.
Kaspersky Lab entered the U.S. commercial market in 2005 and gradually increased its presence with offerings aimed at small and midsize businesses. Analysts say the company has made gains against Intel Security (formerly McAfee) Symantec and Trend Micro in the endpoint protection market.
Eugene Kaspersky has been publicly shifting his company's attention onto critical infrastructure protection and the security of supervisory control and data acquisition systems, specialized platforms that monitor critical processes. The North American arm established a new sales team last year to capture larger enterprise deals.
In 2012, Kaspersky acknowledged an internal project to develop a secure, restricted operating system for the industrial control systems in power plants, chemical refineries and other highly sensitive facilities.
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We exist to break the fatherless cycle through Christ-centered, Life-on-Life relationships.
Our Mission
At GRIP Outreach For Youth, our mission is to break the fatherless cycle through Christ-centered, Life-on-Life relationships.
Our Vision
We have a vision for thousands upon thousands of kids to grow into solid Christian adults who will positively impact and contribute to society, their communities, their churches, and their families.
More specifically we want to see:
• Thousands of transformed lives
• Transformed cities
• Strong local churches
• Solid schools
• Future leaders for Christ
• Centers for excellence for urban ministry
We're striving to create a network of support for our youth, not simply by serving them and their families in the home, but also by partnering with local churches in our outreach programs, and by having a presence in the public schools, where our youth spend the majority of their time.
Our History
Since its founding in 2004, GRIP has introduced a Life-on-Life relationship and the hope of Jesus Christ into the lives of hundreds of at-risk teens who desperately need someone to love them
and walk life alongside them.
SLAM is created and launched
GRIP officially incorporates as a 501(c)3 organization
SLAM impacts 800+ at-risk youth!
GRIP begins running The Miracle Basketball League
GRIP The School launches at Marshall High School
The launch of Streetlights
Wells High School opens its doors to GRIP The School
Vision Nehemiah merges with GRIP bringing with it the Legacy Conference and the UYN
1st Streetlights box set released: Divine DNA
For the 1st time, Legacy Conference sells out
GRIP programs have impacted 5,000 students since inception
Erick Correa
Erick Correa is a Chicago native, and Gordon Technical High School alumni. He attended Southern Illinois University for college and is a certified personal trainer. He is a professional mixed martial artist and he likes to exercise. He and his family live in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood. Erick enjoys watching Cubs games, and at one point in his life, he enjoyed singing. He has a strong passion for discipleship and joins GRIP as the SLAM Coordinator to reach at-risk youth in Chicago.
"My favorite part of living in Chicago is waiting to see which happens first: Jesus coming back, or Cubbies winning the World Series," Erick shares.
Itohan Osaigbovo
Itohan Osaigbovo is a Chicago native. She is a graduate of Howard University by way of Oak Park & River Forest High School. Ito previously served as a teacher in Chicago Alternative schools, and as a contracted Spoken Word Teaching-Artist with Oak Park Educational Foundation and Breakthrough Ministries. Traveling, beaching, reading, writing are a few of her favorite things to do. She currently lives in the Humboldt Park community and joined GRIP as a Female Mentorship Coordinator. She's passionate about empowering and encouraging GRIP's female mentors to build Christ-centered, Life-on-Life relationships. Ito shares, "Chicago is home for me. I'm originally from the Austin community, moved and attending school in Oak Park, spent weekends in West Garfield Park and Uptown, and grew up involved in Chicago's poetry community (Wicker Park). So my favorite part of returning to Chicago was watching all those things begin intersecting. Places, people, and identities I formerly thought of separately, are connected as intentionally woven patches making life in Chicago what it is. Much of the city holds memories for me. Through them, I witness Chicago's progress and know well its deepest wounds."
Karale Williams
As a Houston, Texas native, Karale joined GRIP staff as the Male Mentorship Coordinator to empower and encourage our male mentors to build Christ-centered, Life-on-Life relationships. Karale moved to Chicago to attend Moody Bible Institute and upon graduation became a youth pastor in Texas. If he's not reading Japanese Fantasy Novels, he's most likely enjoying a community activity in his neighborhood of Lawndale in the city of Chicago.
Scott Grzesiak
In 1999, Scott served on the launch team of SLAM. As one of the first mentors at SLAM and co-founder of GRIP, his own experience of "walking Life-on-Life" with teens reinforced the importance of Life-on- Life relationships as a foundation for true discipleship. With an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago and 13-years of experience in the business world, Scott's diverse background spans international sales, marketing, project management, and financial analysis. Scott and his wife, Jen, have five children: Kaiya, Josiah, Elia, Kianna, and Zechariah.
Dave Brecheisen
As Program Director, Dave is responsible for the direct oversight of GRIP's outreach programs & staff, including SLAM and GRIP The School. Dave has worked on staff for 8 years, previously having worked with Inner City Impact and a team to plant the church, Lighthouse Christian Fellowship (now Legacy Christian Fellowship). Dave's passion for outreach & discipleship of young people and intentionally being rooted in the community has been lived out here in Chicago for 20 years—14 years now in Garfield Park. Dave and his wife, Joscey, have 3 children—Mariah, Leah, and Luke.
Josh Burns
Josh manages the marketing communications for GRIP's programs and initiatives. As a graduate of Moody Bible Institute he quickly found his passion in telling stories of impact that move people to take action. He spent 5 years on staff at Park Community Church, and a year helping run a digital marketing agency. He and his wife, Amy, live in Humboldt Park and have a big heart to see the city of Chicago reached with the gospel.
Brian Dye
Brian's passion is to train urban leaders to make disciples. From this, Brian founded the urban discipleship conference—The Legacy—as well as Legacy Christian Fellowship—a network of house churches preaching Christ to Chicago. Living his passion for over the last 16 years Brian and his wife Heidi have had hundreds of young men live in their home to be discipled. Brian joined GRIP's staff in September 2011 to train and encourage GRIP's mentors to effectively foster and develop Life-on-Life relationships with youth.
Melody Fabien
Melody has worked with youth in Chicago for 13-years and speaks to thousands of teens and young adults around the country each year on the benefits of abstinence until marriage. Melody's heart is to see women set free, living set-apart and victorious in Christ. In September 2015, Melody joined GRIP part-time as one of GRIP's Female Mentorship Coordinators, empowering and encouraging GRIP's female mentors to build Christ-centered, Life-on-Life relationships. Melody is married to CD and blessed by her daughters: Jael and Maria.
Loren La Luz
Loren is a native of Chicago—born and raised in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. A musician at heart, Loren directed his first band at age 16, and experienced great success as a Chicago musician. Loren joined GRIP's staff to help launch Streetlights—the world's first urban audio Bible and multimedia curriculum. He's married with four children, and serves as the full-time drummer at his church, Chicago Tabernacle.
Aaron Lopez
With years of urban ministry experience in Logan Square and Englewood and nearly a decade of involvement with Chicago's music scene, Aaron joined GRIP's staff to help launch Streetlights—the world's first urban audio Bible. In addition to managing all the producers, vocal talent, and engineers involved with Streetlights, he is also the drummer and producer for the Chicago hip-hop band ALERT. Aaron and his wife, Susana, are members at New Life Community Church in Tri-Taylor. In his spare time, he is an avid collector of vinyl records and a "rookie" cook.
Dusty Peterson
Dusty was born and raised in the "Field of Dreams" (Iowa), and received both his bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri. He spent four years working for the Caterpillar Corporation before he was given the opportunity to serve with a ministry in Kenya, as the finance manager for Africa Hope. Dusty moved to Chicago in February 2011 and joined the staff at GRIP that March. He loves sports (both playing and watching), dancing, outdoor scenery puzzles, and going to bed by 10:30.
Shawn Procter
On staff with GRIP since 2011, Shawn is dedicated to recruiting volunteers and equipping them to serve Chicago's underresourced, public schools on a practical level in order to walk Life-On-Life with students. A graduate of Moody Bible Institute and a former musical theater actor, Shawn previously worked as program director for What's Good—exposing lies and revealing truth about sex, drugs, and violence through abstinence, character-based education in Chicago schools. Shawn and his wife, Pamela, have been blessed with a daughter, Annemarie Grace.
Esteban Shedd
Esteban is a Chicago native called to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus through creative outlets and preaching. He is a musician, MC for the band ALERT, and serves as GRIP's Streetlights Project Director. With a passion to see all engage the Scriptures, Esteban joined the GRIP staff in 2009 overseeing the production of God's Word through the Streetlights Urban Multimedia Bible, an urban tailored, word-for-word Scripture, multimedia resource. Esteban, his wife, Iris and son attend Edgewater Baptist Church and pray their family will be a genuine light of the redeeming hope of Christ in their neighborhood.
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Yesterday the President completed his 100th day in office. He held a press conference and a town hall meeting yesterday to discuss his progress so far and where he would like to head over the rest of his term. President Obama noted: "I'm pleased with the progress we've made, but I'm not satisfied," Obama told the cheering crowd at Fox Senior High School. "I'm confident in the future, but I'm not content with the present."
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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple has bought Topsy Labs in a deal that will provide the iPhone maker with more insights about the chatter on Twitter.
Topsy pores through the stream of conversations occurring on Twitter to identify trends and people influencing public opinion. The San Francisco startup also runs a free search engine that boasts an index of every tweet posted since 2006, a resource that's not publicly available on Twitter's own online messaging service.
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The upgrade is part of a large product refresh at Veritas that includes updates to its core data backup and file-system products and forays into new areas such as Linux cluster management and development around IBM's AIX operating system.
The company is building on last year's acquisitions of Precise Software and Jareva Technologies to expand its management play further into the data centre.
Veritas chairman, president and chief executive officer Gary Bloom detailed his vision for 2003, which included plans for Linux and a goal to beat Sun, Hewlett-Packard and IBM in the virtualisation race.
Bloom put Linux at the top of the list when it comes to growth areas, particularly given the company's development of new technology around Linux clusters that run Oracle and storage resource management (SRM).
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If you have lost faith or have never known it, or if you have ever wondered "what can religion offer?" here are wise and thoughtful answers. With the warmth, insight, and understanding that distinguished his phenomenal bestsellers When Bad Things Happen to Good People and How Good Do We Have to Be?, Harold Kushner addresses a critical issue in the lives of many: a spiritual hunger that no personal success can feed. Rabbi Kushner shows how religious commitment does have a place in our daily lives, filling a need for connection, joy, and community.
For anyone who has ever wanted a more fulfilling life, or wished to make a difference in the lives of others...for anyone who has ever felt guilty, afraid, or alone...Rabbi Kushner shares a path to faith that offers new sources of comfort and strength for all of us. Powerful, provocative, and persuasive, Who Needs God is a message of universal appeal.
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There are many ways you can help children and their families get the care they need.
A venogram is a diagnostic procedure that uses x-ray to take pictures of the veins (blood vessels) in a specific part of the body.
How Boston Children's Hospital approaches venography
Our pediatric interventional radiologists, the doctors who do the procedure, are highly trained and experienced in the advanced techniques for the diagnosis and treatment of certain disorders of blood vessels in children and infants.
In addition to the interventional radiologist, your child will be cared for by a team of anesthesiologists, nurse practitioners, nurses and technologists who specialize in caring for children undergoing interventional radiology procedures and treatments.
We perform venograms in our suite on the second floor of the hospital, which features three procedure rooms equipped with the latest imaging technology, a recovery area for patients who have received sedation or anesthesia and examining rooms for outpatient visits.
A venogram is an x-ray test that takes pictures of the veins (blood vessels) in a specific part of the body. It is performed by an interventional radiologist who injects contrast material into your child's vein. X-ray images taken during the injection show the inside of the vein. The radiologist is then able to determine the location and nature of any abnormalities of the veins such as blockages, areas of enlargement or abnormal anatomy.
A venogram is needed to gather information about how your child's blood vessels are working. Since venography is an invasive technique, it is recommended only in specific situations:
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When you schedule the procedure, you will be given instructions regarding the time and place of arrival and dietary preparation.
No sedation or anesthesia is required for this test, unless it is combined with a therapeutic procedure.
When you arrive, please go to the Interventional Radiology check-in desk on the second floor of the main hospital. An patient experience representative will check in your child and verify his registration information.
Venography, when performed by properly trained and experienced physicians, is a safe procedure with no significant long term side effects. A small proportion of children may have an allergy to iodine based contrast agents. If this is known to be the case in your child, please inform the doctor or nurse prior to the procedure.
The procedure involves placement of a needle or catheter into a vein. The remainder of the examination is not painful, although your child must lie very still during the procedure.
Your child will be exposed to ionizing radiation (x-rays) during the procedure. We believe that the benefit to your child's health outweighs the exposure that occurs during the percutaneous gastrostomy. Because children are more sensitive to radiation exposure than adults, we have been leaders in adjusting equipment and procedures to deliver the lowest possible dose to young patients.
Normally, you will learn the results from your referring physician. The results will be available immediately after the procedure, although, in complex situations, it may require a few hours to completely process and interpret the x-rays.
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