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New edutainment title costs as much as Tekken 6.
I think we may have a new record for DS pricing. Famitsu.com has a first look at Shin Noukyo Iku, a new DS edutainment title from Marvelous Entertainment that carries the shocking price tag of ¥7,980! That's equivalent pricing to a high profile PS3 and Xbox 360 game! Most DS games run ¥5,040.
The high price appears to be due to the name associated with the title. Marvelous has enlisted the support of Hamagakuen, a school in Gunma Prefecture that has a good record for its students going on to tough higher educational institutes and eventually advancing to the prestigious Tokyo University.
Users will find 17 puzzle types and over 50,000 problems which work the brain in five areas of thought. There are some non-game elements on top of the non-game elements too, as the software will compute your "brain calories" burnt during your play sessions. DSi-exclusive camera support is included as well, allowing users to add a picture to their profile.
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This short film beautifully illustrates Peter's transformation from fearful denial as a disciple to bold leadership in the early church. Atmospherically filmed, the 30 minute DVD movie also offers you a convincing way to introduce friends to the gospel.
From the producers of The Road to Emmaus comes this exciting new biblical drama. Starring Bruce Marchiano (Visual Bible Series, The Encounter) as Jesus, and Emilio Doorasingh (Apostle Peter and the Last Supper, Kingdom of Heaven) as the Apostle Peter.
More than just a historical account of Jesus and Peter, Come Follow Me explores what it really means to be a disciple and follower of Jesus for us today.
Depicting scenes from the life of the Peter as he journeys with Jesus, the Apostle's story begins in misunderstanding, false pride, misplaced zeal, doubts, fears and even denial. Yet Jesus fashions this raw human material, through a transformation of faith and grace, into Peter the rock of the early church.
This short film traces Peter's rough road - as rough then as now for followers of Christ today. Emphasising the power and promise of Jesus' words to Peter, the film is also an effective evangelism tool especially for those without much biblical knowledge.
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Why I want Ghost to Have a Chance
Glenn Meads • Blackpool, Bolton, Chester, Lancaster, Liverpool, Manchester, Oldham, Salford • 28 Mar 2011
For every person who groans "another musical based on a film" there is another like me - who wants this show to succeed. But why - because after all it is simply based on another blockbuster movie. We often run 'Five Reasons To See....' features, whereby actors/directors/writers tell us what to expect from a production. So here are my five reasons why I am looking forward to seeing Ghost.
1. The Movie
Okay, so the potter's wheel scene has been sent up so many times now that it may seem a bit quaint and corny. But the film remains a cute, cuddly love story meets crazy comedy and a gripping thriller. A true hybrid genre movie and who can forget the use of music and iconic scenes?
2. Dave Stewart
I loved the Eurythmics and not just for Annie Lennox. This band made a great partnership and I have also purchased some of Mr Stewart's other collaborations. anyone remember his single "Lily Was Here" with Candy Dulfer? As he is behind the music and lyrics for Ghost, we can expect something a bit different from the usual conveyor belt jukebox musical, hopefully.
3. Caissie Levy
Last September I travelled to London to see Hair bow out of the West End. I love the songs in this show but I'm also a big fan of Gavin Creel who played Claude. Unfortunately he had finished his stint in the Broadway transfer. But all was not lost as the cast were tremendous but one performer really caught my eye with her great vocals and vulnerable performance and that was Caissie Levy, who I am convinced will be just as good as Molly.
4. Manchester gets it first
I love London but Manchester does have a thriving theatre scene which rarely gets the credit it deserves, so it is wonderful that we get to see the show first in its tryout version in the North West. It not only saves us the train fare but also means many people will be visiting this great city from afar and will see what else we have to offer them in good old "Manchester, England."
5. The Fleesh
Any regular theatre-goer in Manchester knows of the Fleeshmans - the talented theatrical family. Dad (David Fleeshman) regularly treads the boards here at the Royal Exchange, the Library Theatre and the Octagon as does mum (Sue Jenkins) for Pele Productions, The Library and recently at the Palace Theatre in The Vagina Monologues. Their son Richard Fleeshman has starred in Coronation Street, won Soapstar Superstar, toured with Elton John, released an album and recently finished starring alongside Sheridan Smith in Legally Blonde. So, it will be interesting to see his Sam opposite Cassie's Molly.
Also, we have Sharon D Clarke - the vocal powerhouse as Oda Mae the medium. What's not to like?
Ghost runs at the Manchester Opera House from 28 March - 14 May.
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Sour cream biscuits are a delicious use of extra sour cream, for a special occasion or just for the fun of it. Using extra sour cream or sour milk to make biscuits or pancakes is an old technique that dates back to farm house days when there would be extra milk or cream from milking the cow. Organic sour cream will give a noticeably richer flavor.
This recipe comes to us via "Chile, Corn and Croissants" by Joan Stromquist who traveled all across New Mexico visiting inns to compile the favorite recipes of the innkeepers and owners. She shares almost 400 dishes, from spicy Southwestern standards to old favorites. Casita Chamisa, run by Arnold Seargeant, is in Albuquerque and sits on an ancient Pueblo ruins dating from around 720 BC to the mid 1600s AD. This is an old recipe and has been updated for today's cuisine.
Calories: 3002
Fat: 181g
- 3 Cups flour - White Sonora Wheat is excellent
- 1 Teaspoon raw sugar
- 1 Tablespoon baking powder
- ¾ Teaspoon baking soda
- 1 Teaspoon natural salt - like RealSalt
- ½ Cup coconut oil, warmed or vegetable oil
- 1½ Cups sour cream
- Preheat oven to 450°
- In a large bowl add the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Stir together well.
- Add the coconut oil and cut it in well with a pastry blender or stand mixer so that the mixture is crumbly.
- Add the sour cream and mix in so that everything is blended, but do not overwork.
- Place the dough on a lightly floured surface. Knead the dough about 10 times or just until smooth.
- Roll out the dough to about ½" thick.
- Cut out the biscuits with a 2½" round biscuit cutter.
- Place the biscuits on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 10 - 15 minutes, or until they are lightly browned. Check at 10 minutes for doneness.
You can also use Greek strained yogurt in place of the sour cream.
These are really easy and quick to make, taking about 10 – 15 minutes to mix, knead, roll and punch out.
I rolled the dough out to about 1/2″ thick…
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The recipe made exactly 24 biscuits, after re-rolling the dough from the scraps left over after cutting the biscuits out. Ready to go into the oven.
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Poll: Who should Dysis be paired up with in Hetaoni: The Haunted Mansion? Vote Now!
Author has written 11 stories for Fruits Basket, Transformers/Beast Wars, Ninja Turtles, Lord of the Rings, Holes, Hetalia - Axis Powers, and Undertale.
Name: Fk306
Age: 23
Gender: female
Apperance: Brown hair that is below shoulder, brown eyes, 5 foot 1 inch tall
Personality: Depends
Characters I have used: Shadow Killer, Hopper, Swift Runner, Lightning Cloud, Jiji, Denise, Leslie, Yoko, Mika, Kisho, Nozomi, Leiko, Isamu, Rai, Hissyfit, Blondie, Fry, Halia Arden, Dysis Khalida, Aleron Azrael.
Suggestion: There will be so many stories where I review stating 'this is great I look forward to more' If you do not find this satisfactory, simply PM me asking for my opinion on the story.
Favorite Quotes:
Why talk baby talk to a youngster if plain english is hard enough for the poor kid?
Your shirt may say 'Princess' but your face says troll
Im only wearing pink because my executioner shirt is covered in blood
If french people are so smart, then why dont they know english?
Love may be blind, but jealosy sees to much
Death is but another journey that we all must go through in the end
Sometimes smart people can do really really stupid things
Dont juggle knives unless your really really good at it
If at first you dont succeed, try again. Then give up. There is no point in being Ridiculous about it
When a mad is wrong and wont admit it, he normally gets mad
Hating people is like burning down your house just to get rid of a rat
The most important thing in acting is honesty, if you can fake that you have got it made.
If we are going to sleep in the same bed then you have to stop touching me!. lol my little brother said that to my big brother when they were sharing a bed in a hotel...and by touching he meant to stop putting his feet on his back .
Milk is good, but never drink spoiled! Trust me diarea!!
You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law
By reading this profile you have allowed me a few minutes of full control over your mind
Name: Leslie
Age: 15
Gender: Female
Story she is in: Shadow Killer, A Masked Face, Shadow Seeker
Race: Human
Personality: (you will have to read the story to find out)
Name: Shadow Killer
Age: Unknown
Race: Fox Demon
Gender: Female
Stories she is in: Shadow Killer, Shadow Seeker (mainly Shadow Killer)
Name: Hopper
Age: Unknown
Race: Fox Demon
Gender: Male
Stories in: Shadow Killer and Shadow Seeker
Name: Yoko
Age: depends on story
Race: Unknown
Gender: female
Stories in: Secret of my own, Some New Friends, Running Away, Meeting the Sohma's.
Name: Halia Arden
Age: 21
Race: Human
Stories in: Hetaoni:The Haunted Mansion
Name: Aleron Azrael
Age: 20
Race: Human
Gender: Male
Stories in: Hetaoni: The Haunted Mansion
Name: Dysis Khalida
Age: 20
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Stories in: Hetaoni: The Haunted Mansion
Unexpected Guest: Abandoned
A Day in the life of another: Abandoned, if anyone wants to continue it then PM me
Secret of my own: Abandoned, if anyone wants to continue it then PM me
Some New friends: Abandoned, if anyone wants to continue it then PM me
Running Away: Abandoned
Meeting the Sohma's: Abandoned
A Masked Face: Abandoned
Shadow Killer: Complete
Shadow Seeker: Abandoned
Hetaoni: The Haunted Mansion: In progress. Chapter 39 In Progress
Silvernekobaka is kind enough to attempt a manga version of Hetaoni: The Haunted Mansion
Favorite Quotes from fanfictions read:
"Bee, he's my guardian. He's my protector, he watches out for me. And not once, not once, has he ever. . .ever. . . humped me." Ryhme nor Reason, Transformers, Chapter 1, Aragem
Naruto Quiz Thing! Label your own 1-12 fav characters, then answer the questions. Don't forget to copy and paste this inside your profile!
1. Shino Aburame
2. Rock Lee
3. Gai Maito
3. Neji Hyuuga
4. Kakashi Hatake
5. Naruto Uzumaki
6. Itachi Uchiha
7. Tobi
8. Kisame
9. Jiraiya
10. Iruka
11. Temari
12. Hinata Hyuuga
1) Have you ever read a Six/Eleven fanfic before?
No but I'm willing to read that =3
2) Do you think Four is hot? How hot?
yes, smoking hot ///.///
3)What would happen if Twelve got Eight pregnant?
Hinata getting Kisame pregnant? did they switch genders? O.o
4)Do you recall any fics about Nine?
5) Would Two and Six make a good couple?
Lee/Itachi? um, depends on how creative whoever writes that couple is
6) Five/Nine or Five/Ten?
naruto/Jiraiya or naruto/iruka? um Naruto/Iruka. Unless its timetravel, then I am open to either
7) What would happen if Seven walked in on Two and Twelve having sex?
Tobi walking in on Rock Lee and Hinata having sex. Probably back away slowly before running as far away as possible
8) Make up a summary of a Three/Ten fanfic.
Neji/Iruka? Um...
It was fate that Neji would run into Iruka on the day that Naruto left to train with the Ero-sensei. Everyone had come to say their farewells and Neji could not help but notice his academy teacher as Iruka tried to hold back his tears. What was Neji to do?
9) Is there any such thing as a One/Eight fluff?
Shino/Kisame fluff... not that I've ever read
10) Suggest a title for a Seven/Twelve Hurt/Comfort fic.
Tobi/Hinata? Hmm Stuttering Tears
11) Where'd you disappear to?
12) Does anyone on your friends list read Three het?
13) Does anyone you know writes or draw Eleven?
14) Would anyone on your friends list write Two/Four/Five?
unlikely, Lee/Kakashi/Itachi? wow
15) What might Ten scream at a moment of great passion?
You Pass!!
16) If you wrote a song-fic about Eight, what song would you choose?
'Thanks for all the fish' from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
17) If you wrote a One/Six/Twelve fic, what would the warning be?
Shino/Itachi/Hinata WARNING: May cause confusion
18) What would be a good pick-up line for Ten to use on Two?
Iruka to use on Lee? "Come over to my place and so I can show you how to improve on your youthful training"
19) How might Eleven describe a relationship between Two and Eight?
Temari describing a relationship between Lee and Kisame...
20) How emo is Seven?
Not very, he is very cheerful
1. You must choose only ONE of your OCs. Do it again if you wanna use another OC.
2. Your OC must answer every question as truthfully as possible.
3. Title the journal as "OC's Quiz"
4. When you're done, tag as many people as you want.
5. Have fun!!
Halia: This sounds fun!
1A: Hi! What's your real name and nickname?
Hiya! My name is Halia Arden!
1B: What's your gender?
I'm a gal!
2. Interesting... what's your current age?
I'm actually meant to be 12 but for the sake of the storyline I'm in, Fk306 made me 21 and made adjustments to how she believes I would be at the age of 21.
3. Uh huh. What's your favorite food?
I like eggs and sausage!
4. And your favorite drink?
Orange Juice!
5. Confession time! Who's your crush/lover?
Um, I don't really have a crush on anyone...
6. Aww! Have you two kissed yet?
7. Classic question! What's your favorite color?
Orange! Or... Yellow! Or Red! Any color associated with fire really...
8. Who's your favorite author?
J.K. Rowling
9. Now what's your biggest fear?
I'm claustrophobic...
10A:- stifles a giggle- I'm not laughing. -bursts out laughing- Sorry. Have an embarrassing experience in your past?
This one time, I was walking with Dysis when I fell into a hole in the ground and got covered in thorns, what is embarrasing was the fact that the hole wasn't even hidden and that I cussed up a storm when I am usually against cussing...
10B: Any Siblings?
Yes, three siblings an older brother named Edric, an older sister named Elissa and a younger brother named Nicholas. Edric is 8 years my elder, Elissa is 3 years my elder and Nicholas is 2 years younger than me.
11. Almost, it's only twenty questions. Who's your hero?
My hero would have to be my father, who, in my eyes, can do no wrong.
12. Okay, who is your worst enemy?
Fk306, she keeps having me get hurt or killed and she keeps making it so that I'm I can't fight back to defend myself... I don't like that.
13. What would you do if your hero and your worst enemy got together?
I can take care of myself! Though I suppose I would be cheering for my hero if a fight started.
14. Interesting... what would you do if you met your creator?
I would demand for her to stop killing me and let me fight my own battles!
15. Okay, I'll contact them right now. Done! Now, what do you want to be when you grow up?
16. What's your worst nightmare?
To have my friends leave me forever
17. What's your lifelong dream?
To be a mother and raise my own family.
18. What would you do if your lifelong dream came true?
Enjoy it to the max.
19A. Okay, where's your favorite place to relax?
In my backyard watering the plants and simply enjoying the day.
19B: Favourite music?
19C: Do you have any friends?
I have too many to list, but the top of the list are my best friends Aleron and Dysis!
20. Last question! What do you spend most of your time doing?
I train with Thorman, my personal self defence trainer, YOU HEAR THAT JAPAN AND ALL THE OTHER NATIONS?! I KNOW HOW TO FIGHT! When I'm not doing that I usually read a book or hang out with Aleron or Dysis!
1. America
2. Italy
3. Germany
4. Japan
5. China
6. Russia
7. England
8. Canada
9. France
10. Romano
What would happen if number 1 woke you up in the middle of the night?
Move to the side of the bed before turning my back to him and falling asleep.
Number 3 walked into the bathroom while you're showering?
Me: Please leave...
Germany: -leaves quickly-
Number 4 announced he/she's going to marry 9 tomorrow?
Japan is going to marry France... France what did you slip into Japan's drink?!
Number 5 cooked you dinner?
Me: I love chinese food!
Number 6 was lying next to you on the beach, sleeping?
I would probably let him use my lap as a pillow.
Number 7 suddenly confessed to be part of your family?
England is part of my family, I expected Spain or Mexico but England blows my mind...
Number 8 got into the hospital somehow?
America, you have to be more gentle when playing baseball with Canada!
Number 9 made fun of your friends?
Me: -smiles- (My friends say they think of Russia whenever I smile...)
Number 10 ignored you all the time?
I can see that...
Two serial killers are hunting you down. What will 1 do?
It's America... He's a hero, don't cha know?
You're on a vacation with 2 and manage to break your leg. What does 2 do?
Italy would make me pasta to make me feel better.
It's your birthday. What does 3 get you?
A German shephard, I've never made it a secret that it's my favorite breed of dog. Or beer...
You're stuck in a house that's on fire. What does 4 do?
He would sigh and save me, then scold me not getting out on time.
You're about to do something that'll make you feel extremely embarrassed. What will 5 do?
China would pat me in the back while letting me know that embarrasment isn't permanent.
You're about to marry number 10. What's 1's reaction:
America: Congratulations! I hope youd on't forget about where you originated!
You got dumped by someone. How will 7 cheer you up?
England: Chin up, there are plenty of fish in the sea... and you deserve better than him.
You compete in a tournament. How does 9 support you?
France sends me a roses by the dozen and promises me a trip to Paris as a reward should I come out on top.
You can't stop laughing. What will 10 do?
Romano would demand that I stop because he is absolutely certain I'm making fun of him.
Number 1 is all you've ever dreamed of. Why?
America is my country, I can't imagine living somewhere else!
Number 2 tells you about his/her deeply hidden love for number 9
Italy in love with France? France! First Japan and now Italy?!
France: What can I say I'm irresistable!
Italy: Veh, you promised you wouldn't tell
You're dating 3 and he/she introduces you to their family. Would you get along?
I think I would get along great with Prussia!
Will number 5 and 6 ever kiss?
I've read plenty of fanfictions where China and Russia are together so maybe?
Number 6 appears to be a player, breaking many hearts. What do you do?
Nothing, he is bigger than me...
Could 1 and 6 be soul mates?
the Cold war was simply sexual tension...
You had a haircut and 7 can't stop looking at you. What goes on in your mind?
I wonder what I'm forgetting...
Number 8 thinks he/she'll never get a girl/boyfriend. What will you tell him/her?
Don't worry Canada, I'm sure someone will notice you! How can they not, you are the nicest guy I know!
Number 9 is too shy to face you and confesses their love by sending an email. Now what?
France, shy? He is going to marry Japan and has gotten Italy to fall in love with him... Fat chance, i don't date a player... I'm flattered though.
You spot 10 kissing 1 How do you react?
Back away slowly... Get a camera...
1 accidentally kicked 10
You notice that 3 and 4 have been inside that hotel room for MORE than a few hours. What are you thinking?
I wonder if I should grab a camera and sneak in...
Number 4 is bored and pokes 10. What happens after that?
Romano freaks out and surrenders
2 sent a message to his/her Bf/Gf but 9 got it. What would happen?
France would hold it over Italy to get him to do what he wants...
6 noticed he/she wasn't invited to your birthday?
You were too invited! See?! -takes out invitation- oh... I guess I forgot to send it... that would explain why no one else is here... -looks around at empty house- So... Russia... Wanna watch a movie? I think the party was cancelled...
Meaning of color and your birthday!!
Don 't cheat, If you are honest, this tells the truth. It's pretty good.
Write your answers on a piece of paper, and NO cheating!, The answers are at the bottom.
1. Which is your favorite color out of: red , black , blue , green , or yellow?
2. Your first initial?
3. Your month of birth?
4. Which color do you like more, black or white?
5. Name of a person of the same sex as yours.
6. Your favorite number?
7. Do you like Flying or Driving more?
8. Do you like a lake or the ocean more?
9. Write down a wish (a realistic one).
When you're done, scroll down. (Don't cheat!)
1. If you choose:
Red - You are alert and your life is full of love.
Black - You are conservative and aggressive.
Green - Your soul is relaxed and you are laid back.
Blue- You are spontaneous and love, kisses and affection from the ones you love.
Yellow - You are a very happy person and give good advice to those who are down.
2. If your initial is:
A-K You have a lot of love and friendships in your life.
L-R You try to enjoy your life to the maximum & your love life is soon to blossom.
S-Z You like to help others and your future love life looks very good.
3. If you were born in:
Jan-Mar: The year will go very well for you and you will discover that you fall in love with someone totally unexpected.
April-June: You will have a strong love relationship that will not last long but the memories will last forever.
July-Sep: You will have a great year and will experience a major life-changing experience for the good.
Oct-Dec: Your love life will not be great, but eventually you will find your soul mate.
4. If you chose:
Black: Your life will take on a different direction, it will seem hard at the time but will be the best thing for you, and you will be glad for the change.
White: You will have a friend who completely confides in you and would do anything for you, but you may not realize it.
5. This person is your best friend.
6. This is how many close friends you have in your lifetime.
7. If you chose:
Flying: You like adventure.
Driving: You are a laid back person.
8. If you chose:
Lake: You are loyal to your friends and your lover and are very reserved.
Ocean: You are spontaneous and like to please people.
9. This wish will come true only if you re-post this in one hour as "Meaning of color and your birthday!" and it will come true before your next birthday


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902 KAR 20:101. Facility specifications; ambulatory surgical center.
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 216B.042 and 216B.105 mandate that the Kentucky Cabinet for Human Resources regulate health facilities and health services. This administrative regulation provides licensure requirements for facility specifications for construction, alteration and maintenance of ambulatory surgical centers.
Section 1. Definitions. (1) "Board" means the Commission for Health Economics Control in Kentucky.
(2) "License" means an authorization issued by the Board for the purpose of operating an ambulatory surgical center and offering ambulatory surgical services.
(3) "Licensure agency" means the Division for Licensing and Regulation in the Office of the Inspector General, Cabinet for Human Resources.
Section 2. Preparation and Approval of Plans and Specifications. After receiving a certificate of need from the board, the following procedures shall be followed:
(1) Before construction is begun for the erection of new buildings or alterations to existing buildings or any change in facilities, the licensee or applicant shall submit plans in the detail specified in Section 3 to the licensure agency for approval.
(2) All architectural, mechanical and electrical drawings shall bear either the seal of an architect registered in the Commonwealth of Kentucky or the seal of a professional engineer registered in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, or both.
(3) Drawings shall not exceed thirty-six (36) inches by forty-six (46) inches when trimmed.
(4) All such plans and specifications shall be approved by the licensure agency prior to commencement of construction of new buildings or alterations of existing buildings.
(5) Plans and specifications in specific detail as required by the Kentucky Building Code shall be submitted together with architectural and/or engineering stamps as required by KRS Chapters 322 and 323, to the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction for determining compliance with the Kentucky Building Code. All such plans and specifications shall be approved by the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction, and appropriate local building permits shall be obtained prior to commencement of construction.
Section 3. Submission of Plans and Specifications. (1) First stage; schematic plans. Single line drawings of each floor shall show the relationship of the various departments or services to each other and the room arrangement in each department. The name of each room shall be noted. Drawings shall include the typical patient room layouts (scaled one-fourth (1/4) inch equals one (1) foot) with dimensions noted. The proposed roads and walks, service and entrance courts, parking and orientation shall be shown in a plot plan.
(2) Second stage; preliminary plans.
(a) Architectural: plans of basement and floors.
(b) Outline specifications.
1. General description of the construction, including interior finishes, types and locations of acoustical material, and special floor covering;
2. Description of the air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems and their controls, duct and piping systems; and dietary, laundry, sterilizing and other special equipment;
3. General description of electrical service including voltage, number of feeders, and whether feeders are overhead or underground.
(3) Third stage; contract documents.
(a) Working drawings. Working drawings shall be complete and adequate for bid, contract, and construction purposes. Drawings shall be prepared for each of the following branches of the work: architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical. They shall include the following:
1. Architectural drawings.
a. Approach plan showing all new topography, newly established levels and grades, existing structures on the site (if any), new building structures, roadways, walks, and parking areas;
b. Plan of each basement, floor and roof;
c. Elevations of each facade;
d. Sections through building;
e. Required scale and full-size details;
f. Schedule of doors, windows, and room finishes;
g. Equipment; location of all fixed equipment. Layout of typical and special rooms indicating all fixed equipment and major items of movable equipment. Equipment not included in contract shall be so indicated;
h. Conveying systems; details of construction, machine and control spaces necessary, size and type of equipment, and utility requirements, for the following: dumbwaiters: electric, hand, hydraulic; elevators: freight, passenger, patient; loading dock devices; pneumatic tube systems.
2. Structural drawings.
a. Plans for foundations, floors, roofs, and all intermediate levels with sizes, sections, and the relative location of the various structural members;
b. Dimensions of special openings;
c. Details of all special connections, assemblies, and expansion joints.
3. Mechanical drawings.
a. Heating, steam piping, and air-conditioning systems; radiators and steam heated equipment, such as sterilizers, warmers, and steam tables; heating and steam mains and branches with pipe sizes; diagram of heating and steam risers with pipe sizes; sizes, types, and capacities of boilers, furnaces, hot water heaters with stokers, oil burners, or gas burners; pumps, tanks, boiler breeching, and piping and boiler room accessories; air-conditioning systems with required equipment, water and refrigerant piping, and ducts; supply and exhaust ventilation systems with heating/cooling connections and piping; air quantities for all room supply and exhaust ventilating duct openings.
b. Plumbing, drainage, and standpipe systems; size and elevation of: street sewer, house sewer, house drains, street water main, and water service into the building; location and size of soil, waste, and water service with connections to house drains, clean-outs, fixtures, and equipment; size and location of hot, cold and circulating branches, and risers from the service entrance, and tanks; riser diagram of all plumbing stacks with vents, water risers, and fixture connections; gas, oxygen, and vacuum systems; standpipe and sprinkler systems where required; all fixtures and equipment that require water and drain connections.
4. Electrical drawings.
a. Electric service entrance with switches and feeders to the public service feeders, characteristics of the light and power current, transformers and their connections if located in the building;
b. Location of main switchboard, power panels, light panels, and equipment. Diagram of feeder and conduits with schedule of feeder breakers or switches;
c. Light outlets, receptacles, switches, power outlets, and circuits;
d. Telephone layout showing service entrance, telephone switchboard, strip boxes, telephone outlets, and branch conduits;
e. Nurses' call systems with outlets for beds, duty stations, door signal light, annunciators, and wiring diagrams;
f. Fire alarm system with stations, signal devices, control board, and wiring diagrams;
g. Emergency electrical system with outlets, transfer switch, sources of supply, feeders, and circuits;
h. All other electrically operated systems and equipment.
(b) Specifications. Specifications shall supplement the drawings to fully describe types, sizes, capacities, workmanship, finishes and other characteristics of all materials and equipment and shall include:
1. Cover or title sheet;
2. Index;
3. Sections describing materials and workmanship in detail for each class of work.
(c) Access to the work. Representatives of the appropriate state agencies shall have access at all reasonable times to the work wherever it is in preparation or progress, and the contractor shall provide proper facilities for such access and inspection.
Section 4. Compliance with Building Codes, Ordinances and Regulations. (1) This section may be administered independently from other sections of this administrative regulation.
(2) General. Nothing stated herein shall relieve the sponsor from compliance with building codes, ordinances, and regulations which are enforced by city, county, or state jurisdictions.
(3) The following requirements shall apply where applicable and as adopted by the respective agency authority:
(a) Requirements for safety pursuant to 815 KAR 10:020, as amended.
(b) Requirements for plumbing pursuant to 815 KAR 20:010 through 190, as amended.
(c) Requirements for air contaminants for incinerators pursuant to 401 KAR 59:020 and 401 KAR 61:010.
(d) Requirements for elevators pursuant to 803 KAR 4:010.
(e) Requirements for making buildings and facilities accessible to and usable by the physically handicapped, pursuant to KRS 198B.260 and administrative regulations promulgated thereunder.
(f) Requirements for radiation protection in x-ray and gamma ray installations pursuant to 902 KAR Chapter 100.
(4) Prior to occupancy, the facility shall have final approval from appropriate agencies.
(5) All facilities shall be currently approved by the Fire Marshal's Office in accordance with the Life Safety Code, before relicensure is granted by the licensure agency.
Section 5. General Facility Requirements and Special Conditions. (1) All ambulatory surgical center facilities shall contain at least all the elements described herein, or the narrative program shall indicate the manner in which the needed services are to be provided and identify appropriate modifications or deletions in space and equipment requirements. Each element provided in the ambulatory surgical center facility must meet the construction requirements outlined herein as a minimum, with the understanding that in many instances the elements will need to be expanded to fulfill the program requirements.
(2) A narrative program for each project shall be provided by the sponsor which describes the functional space requirements, staffing patterns, departmental relationships, and other basic information relating to the fulfillment of the objectives of the facility.
(3) The extent (number and types of rooms) of the diagnostic, clinical, and administrative facilities to be provided shall be determined by the services contemplated and the estimated patient load as described in the narrative program.
(4) The planning of ambulatory surgical center facilities shall provide for the privacy and dignity of the patient during interview, examination, and treatment.
(5) Facilities shall be available and accessible to the public, staff, and patients who may be physically handicapped. Special attention shall be given to ramps, drinking fountain height, mirrors, and other items deemed necessary for the physically handicapped.
(6) The facility shall have adequate administrative, public, and staff facilities (e.g., offices, lobby, toilet facilities) to accommodate the needs of the public, patients, and staff without interfering with the provision of medical care services.
Section 6. Clinical Facilities. (1) General purpose examination room(s) to be used for medical examinations shall have a minimum clear floor area of eighty (80) square feet, excluding such other spaces as vestibule, toilet, closet, and work counter (whether fixed or movable). Arrangement shall permit at least thirty (30) inches of clear space at each side and at foot of examination table. Provide lavatory or sink with handwashing facility and counter or shelf space for writing.
(2) Facilities for charting and for clinical records (nurses' station(s)). Provide counter space, temporary storage, and communication device; these may be located in each examination room and each treatment room.
(3) Drug distribution station. If the facility is to maintain a medication preparation room for the proper storage of drugs and biologicals, it shall be so located as to be under the nursing staff's visual control. It shall contain a work counter, refrigerator, and locked storage for drugs and biologicals.
Section 7. Medical Records Unit. This unit shall include:
(1) Active record storage area;
(2) Record review and dictating room;
(3) Work area for sorting, recording, or microfilming;
(4) Inactive record storage area. (May be omitted if microfilming is used.)
Section 8. Diagnostic Facilities. (1) Radiology suite. If the facility provides radiology directly it shall provide equipment for diagnostic purposes but may also include therapeutic equipment. The suite shall contain:
(a) Radiographic room(s);
(b) Film processing facilities;
(c) Viewing and administration area(s);
(d) Film storage facilities;
(e) Toilet room which is directly accessible from each fluoroscopy room without entering the general corridor area;
(f) Dressing area(s) with convenient access to public toilets.
(2) Laboratory facilities. Facilities shall be provided directly within the ambulatory surgical center or through a contract arrangement with a nearby hospital or laboratory service for hematology, clinical chemistry, urinalysis, cytology, and bacteriology. If these facilities are provided through such a contract, then at least the following shall be provided:
(a) Laboratory work counter(s) with sink, gas and electric service;
(b) Lavatory(ies) with handwashing facility;
(c) Storage cabinet(s) or closet(s);
(d) Specimen collection facilities. Urine collection rooms shall be equipped with a water closet and lavatory. Blood collection facilities shall have space for a chair and work counter.
Section 9. Janitor's Closet(s). This room shall contain a sink and storage for housekeeping supplies and equipment. Provide at least one (1) janitor's closet per floor.
Section 10. Surgical Suite. (1) General. The suite shall be located to prevent through-traffic.
(2) Operating rooms. Each room shall have a minimum clear floor area of 240 square feet, with a minimum dimension of fifteen (15) feet.
(3) Recovery facilities. A separate room with charting space, medication storage and preparation space, and clinical sink is required.
(4) Service areas in each surgical suite. The size of each service area will depend on the surgical workload and shall include:
(a) Surgical supervisor station;
(b) Sterilizing facilities; near operating room with high-speed autoclave;
(c) Facilities for storage and preparation of medication;
(d) Scrub-up facilities; adjacent to operating rooms;
(e) Soiled workroom. Shall contain counter, clinical sink, waste receptacles, and soiled linen receptacles;
(f) Storage for sterile and unsterile supplies (may be in clean workroom);
(g) Anesthesia workroom for cleaning and storage of equipment;
(h) Storage room for anesthetic agents;
(i) Nitrous oxide and oxygen facilities (provide storage room if these services are not piped in);
(j) Clean workroom for storage and assembly of supplies; shall contain counter and sink;
(k) Equipment storage room for surgical and monitoring equipment;
(l) Janitor's closet. Floor receptor or service sink and storage for housekeeping supplies and equipment;
(m) Clothing change areas, lockers, and toilet rooms for doctors, nurses, orderlies, and other personnel;
(n) Holding area (for patients) in facilities with two (2) or more operating rooms;
(o) Stretcher alcove.
Section 11. Central Medical and Surgical Supply Department. The following areas shall be separated from each other:
(1) Receiving and cleanup room. Space for cleaning equipment and disposing or processing of unclean articles shall be provided.
(2) Clean workroom. This room shall be divided into work space, clean storage area, sterilizing facilities, and storage area for sterile supplies.
(3) Unsterile supply storage area. May be located in an area other than this department.
Section 12. Engineering Service and Equipment Areas. The following shall be provided:
(1) Room(s) for boilers, mechanical equipment, and electrical equipment.
(2) Refuse storage room. This shall be located convenient to service entrance.
(3) Waste processing services:
(a) Provide space and facilities for the sanitary storage and disposal of waste by incineration, mechanical destruction, compaction, containerization, or removal, or by a combination of these techniques.
(b) If provided, the incinerator shall be in a separate room, in a designated area within the boiler room, or placed outdoors.
Section 13. Details and Finishes. All details and finishes shall meet the following requirements:
(1) Details.
(a) Corridors inside surgical suite shall be eight (8) feet minimum width.
(b) All doors to toilets which may be used by patients shall be equipped with hardware which will permit access in any emergency.
(c) The minimum width of doors for patient access to examination rooms shall be three (3) feet. Minimum width of doors to all rooms needing access for beds or stretchers shall be three (3) feet and eight (8) inches.
(d) Thresholds and expansion joint covers shall be made flush with the floor surface to facilitate use of wheelchairs and carts.
(e) The location and arrangement of handwashing facilities shall permit their proper use and operation. Particular care shall be given to the clearances required for blade-type operating handles.
(f) Paper towel dispensers and waste receptacles shall be provided at all lavatories and sinks used for hand washing.
(g) Ceiling heights:
1. Boiler rooms: Not less than two (2) feet and six (6) inches above the main boiler header and connecting piping.
2. Radiographic and other rooms containing ceiling mounted equipment and including those having ceiling mounted surgical light fixtures shall have a height of not less than nine (9) feet.
3. All other rooms shall have ceilings not less than eight (8) feet high except that ceilings in corridors, storage rooms, toilet rooms, and other minor rooms may be not less than seven (7) feet and eight (8) inches. Tracks, rails, pipes, etc., located in the path of normal traffic, shall be not less than six (6) feet and eight (8) inches above the floor.
(h) Rooms containing heat producing equipment (such as boiler or heater rooms) shall be insulated and ventilated to prevent any floor surface above from exceeding a temperature ten (10) degrees Fahrenheit above the ambient room temperature.
(2) Finishes.
(a) Floor materials shall be easily cleanable and have wear resistance appropriate for the location involved. In all areas subject to frequent wet cleaning, floor materials shall not be physically affected by germicidal and cleaning solutions. Floors that are subject to traffic while wet, as shower and bath areas and certain work areas, shall have a nonslip surface.
(b) Wall finishes shall be washable and, in the immediate area of plumbing fixtures, shall be smooth, moisture resistant, and easily cleaned.
(c) Wall bases in areas used for surgical procedures, and other areas subject to frequent wet cleaning shall be made integral and coved with the floor, tightly sealed within the wall, and constructed without voids that can harbor insects.
(d) Floor and wall penetrations by pipes, ducts, conduits, etc., shall be tightly sealed to minimize entry of rodents and insects. Joints of structural elements shall be similarly sealed.
(e) Acoustical ceilings shall be provided in corridors, multipurpose rooms, and waiting areas.
(f) Ceilings in operating suites shall be washable.
Section 14. Construction. Foundations shall rest on natural solid bearing if a satisfactory soil is available at reasonable depths. Proper soil-bearing values shall be established in accordance with recognized standards. If solid bearing is not encountered at practical depths, the structure shall be supported on driven piles or drilled piers designed to support the intended load without detrimental settlement, except that one (1) story buildings may rest on a fill designed by a soils engineer. When engineered fill is used, site preparation and placement of fill shall be done under the direct full-time supervision of the soils engineer. The soils engineer shall issue a final report on the grading operation and a certification of compliance with the job specifications. All footings shall extend to a depth not less than one (1) foot below the estimated maximum frost line.
Section 15. Elevators. (1) General. Elevators shall be required where examination or treatment rooms or diagnostic services are located on other than the main entrance floor.
(2) Cars and platforms. Cars shall have a minimum inside floor dimension of not less than five (5) feet. The car door shall have a clear opening of not less than three (3) feet.
(3) Leveling. Elevators shall have automatic leveling of the two (2) way automatic maintaining type with accuracy within plus or minus one-half (1/2) inch.
Section 16. Mechanical Requirements. (1) General. Prior to completion of the contract and final acceptance of the facility, the architect and/or engineer shall obtain from the contractor certification that all mechanical systems have been tested and that the installation and performance of these systems conform to the requirements of the plans and specifications.
(2) Steam and hot water systems.
(a) Boiler accessories. Boiler feed pumps, condensate return pumps, fuel oil pumps, and circulating pumps shall be connected and installed to provide standby service when any pump breaks down.
(b) Valves. Supply and return mains and risers of space heating and process steam systems shall be valved to isolate the various sections of each system. Each piece of equipment shall be valved at the supply and return end.
(3) Air-conditioning, heating and ventilating systems.
(a) Temperatures and humidities:
1. The systems shall be designed to provide the temperatures and humidities shown below:
Area Designation
Temp. F.
*Variable range required
**If combustible anesthetics are used the range for humidity shall be 50-60.
2. For all other occupied areas, a minimum temperature of seventy-five (75) degrees Fahrenheit shall be provided at winter design conditions.
(b) Ventilation system details. All air-supply and air-exhaust systems shall be mechanically operated. All fans serving exhaust systems shall be located at the discharge end of the system. The ventilation rates shown in Table 1, Section 18 of this administrative regulation, shall be considered as minimum acceptable rates and shall not be construed as precluding the use of higher ventilation rates if they are required to meet design conditions.
1. Outdoor ventilation air intakes, other than for individual room units, shall be located as far away as practicable but not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the exhaust from any ventilating system or combustion equipment. The bottom of outdoor intakes serving central air systems shall be located as high as possible but not less than eight (8) feet above the ground level or, if installed through the roof, three (3) feet above roof level.
2. The ventilation systems shall be designed and balanced to provide the general pressure relationship to adjacent areas as shown in Table 1, Section 18 of this administrative regulation.
3. All air supplied to sensitive areas such as operating rooms shall be delivered at or near the ceiling of the area served, and all air exhausted from the area shall be removed near floor level. At least two (2) exhaust outlets shall be used in all operating rooms. Exhaust outlets shall be located not less than three (3) inches above the floor.
4. Room supply air inlets, recirculation, and exhaust air outlets installed in nonsensitive areas shall be located not less than three (3) inches above the floor.
5. Filters.
a. The ventilation systems serving sensitive areas such as operating rooms, recovery rooms, and laboratory sterile rooms, shall be equipped with a minimum of two (2) filter beds. Filter bed No. 1 shall be located upstream of the conditioning equipment and shall have a minimum efficiency of thirty (30) percent. Filter bed No. 2 shall be located downstream of the conditioning equipment and shall have a minimum efficiency of ninety (90) percent.
b. Central systems serving other than sensitive areas shall be provided with a filter or filters rated at a minimum of twenty-five (25) percent efficiency.
c. The above filter efficiencies shall be warranted by the manufacturer and shall be based on the National Bureau of Standards Dust Spot Test Method with Atmospheric Dust.
6. Acoustical lining materials shall not be used in the interior of duct systems serving sensitive areas such as operating rooms and recovery rooms.
7. Cold-air ducts shall be insulated wherever necessary to maintain the efficiency of the system or to minimize condensation problems.
8. The ventilation system for anesthesia storage rooms shall conform to the requirements of NFPA Standard No. 56A as adopted by the State Fire Marshal's Office for ambulatory surgical center facilities.
9. Boiler rooms shall be provided with sufficient outdoor air to maintain combustion rates of equipment and reasonable temperatures in the rooms and in adjoining areas.
(4) Plumbing fixtures.
(a) The material used for plumbing fixtures shall be of nonabsorptive acid-resistant material.
(b) Lavatories and sinks required in patient care areas shall have the water supply spout mounted so that its discharge point is a minimum distance of five (5) inches above the rim of the fixture. All fixtures used by medical and nursing staff shall be trimmed with valves which can be operated without the use of hands. Where blade handles are used for this purpose they shall not exceed four and one-half (4 1/2) inches in length, except that handles on scrub sinks and clinical sinks shall be not less than six (6) inches long.
(c) Hot, cold, and chilled water piping, and waste piping on which condensation may occur shall be insulated. Insulation of cold and chilled water lines shall include an exterior vapor barrier.
(d) Hot water distribution systems shall be arranged to provide hot water at each fixture at all times.
(5) Hot water heaters and tanks.
(a) The hot water heating equipment shall have a sufficient capacity to supply water at the temperature and amounts indicated below:
6 1/2
Temp. F.
(b) Storage tank(s) shall be provided and shall be fabricated of noncorrosive metal or lined with noncorrosive material.
(6) Drainage systems.
(a) Drain lines from sinks in which acid wastes may be poured shall be fabricated from an acid-resistant material.
(b) Piping over operating and other critical areas shall be kept to a minimum and shall not be exposed. Special precautions shall be taken to protect these areas from possible leakage of necessary overhead piping systems.
(c) Floor drains shall not be installed in operating rooms.
(d) Building sewers shall discharge into a community sewage system. Where such a system is not available, a facility providing sewage treatment which conforms to applicable local and state regulations is required.
(7) Nonflammable medical gas systems. Nonflammable medical gas system installations shall be in accordance with the requirements of NFPA Standard No. 56F as adopted by the State Fire Marshal's Office for ambulatory surgical center facilities.
Section 17. Electrical Requirements. (1) General. All material including equipment, conductors, controls, and signaling devices shall be installed to provide a complete electrical system with the necessary characteristics and capacity to supply the electrical facilities shown in the specifications or indicated on the plans. All materials shall be listed as complying with applicable standards of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., or other similarly established standards. The essential electrical systems shall be designed in accordance with NFPA Publication Nos. 70 and 76-A as they relate to hospital facilities.
(2) Switchboard and power panels. All breakers and switches shall be indexed.
(3) Lighting.
(a) All spaces occupied by people, machinery, and equipment within buildings, and the approaches thereto, and parking lots shall have electric lighting.
(b) Operating rooms shall have general lighting for the room in addition to local lighting provided by special lighting units at the surgical tables. Each special lighting unit for local lighting at tables shall be connected to an independent circuit.
(4) Receptacles (convenience outlets). Anesthetizing locations: Each operating room shall have at least three (3) receptacles of the interchangeable type as defined in NFPA Standard No. 56A as adopted by the State Fire Marshal's Office for ambulatory surgical center facilities. In locations where mobile x-ray is used, an additional receptacle, distinctively marked for x-ray use, shall be fed by an independent ungrounded circuit.
(5) Equipment installation in special areas.
(a) Installation in hazardous areas. In areas where flammable anesthetic agents are used, such as operating and anesthesia induction rooms, and rooms for storage of flammable gases, all electrical equipment and devices including receptacles, wiring and conductive flooring installations shall comply with NFPA Standard No. 56A as adopted by the State Fire Marshal's Office for ambulatory surgical center facilities.
(b) X-ray film illuminator. Viewing panels shall be installed in each operating room and in the x-ray viewing room.
(6) Nurses' calling system. An emergency nurses' calling station shall be provided for nurses' use in each operating room and recovery room.
(7) Emergency electric service.
(a) General. To provide electricity during an interruption of the normal electric supply that could affect the medical care, treatment, or safety of the occupants, an emergency source of electricity shall be provided and connected to certain circuits for lighting and power.
(b) Sources. The source of this emergency electric service shall be as follows:
1. An emergency generating set, when the normal service is supplied by one (1) or more central station transmission lines.
2. An emergency generating set or a central station transmission line, when the normal electric supply is generated on the premises.
(c) Emergency generating set. The required emergency generating set, including the prime mover and generator, shall be located on the premises and shall be reserved exclusively for supplying the emergency electrical system. Exception: A system of prime movers which are ordinarily used to operate the emergency generator(s) will be permitted provided that the number and arrangement of the prime movers is such that when one (1) of them is out of service (due to breakdown or for routine maintenance), the remaining prime mover(s) can operate the required emergency generator(s) and provided that the connection time requirements described in paragraph (e) of this subsection are met. The emergency generator set shall be of sufficient kilowatt capacity to supply all lighting and power load demands of the emergency system. The power factor rating of the generator shall be not less than eighty (80) percent.
(d) Emergency electrical connections. Emergency electrical service shall be provided to circuits as follows:
1. Lighting.
a. Exitways and all necessary ways of approach thereto including exit signs and exit direction signs, exterior of exits, exit doorways, stairways, and corridors.
b. Surgical room operating lights.
c. Laboratory, recovery room, nursing station and medication preparation areas.
d. Generator set location, switch-gear location, and boiler room.
2. Equipment essential to life safety and for protection of important equipment or vital materials.
a. Nurses' calling system;
b. Alarm system including fire alarm actuated at manual stations, water flow alarm devices of sprinkler system if electrically operated, fire detection systems, paging or speaker systems if intended for issuing instructions during emergency conditions, and alarms required for nonflammable medical gas systems, if installed;
c. Fire pump, if installed;
d. Pump for central suction system;
e. Sewage or sump lift pump, if installed;
f. Receptacles for blood bank refrigerator;
g. Receptacles in operating and recovery rooms except those for x-ray;
h. One (1) elevator, where elevators are used to transport patients to operating rooms;
i. Equipment such as burners and pumps necessary for operation of one (1) or more boilers and their necessary auxiliaries and controls, required for heating of operating rooms, recovery rooms and sterilization;
j. Ventilation of operating and recovery rooms;
k. Equipment necessary for maintaining telephone service.
3. Heating. Where electricity is the only source of power normally used for space heating, the emergency service shall provide for heating of operating and recovery room.
(e) Details. The emergency electrical system shall be so controlled that after interruption of the normal electric power supply, the generator is brought to full voltage and frequency and connected within ten (10) seconds through one (1) or more primary automatic transfer switches to all emergency lighting, all alarms, blood banks, nurses' call, equipment necessary for maintaining telephone service, pump for central suction system, and receptacles in operating and recovery rooms. All other lighting and equipment required to be connected to the emergency system shall either be connected through the above described primary automatic transfer switching or shall be subsequently connected through other automatic or manual transfer switching. Where fuel is normally stored on the site, the storage capacity shall be sufficient for twenty-four (24) hour operation. Where fuel is normally piped underground to the site from a utility distribution system, storage facilities on the site will not be required.
Section 18. Tables. Table 1 - Pressure Relationships and Ventilation of Certain Areas. Table 2 - Lighting Levels for Certain Areas.
to Adjacent
Air From
Minimum Air
Changes of
Outdoor Air
per Hour
Total Air
Per Hour
All Air
Directly To
Operating Room
Treatment Room
X-ray, Fluoroscopy Room
X-ray, Treatment Room
Soiled Workroom
Clean workroom
Janitor's closet
Sterilizer Equipment Room
Laboratory, General
Anesthesia Storage
Central Medical & Surgical Supply: Soiled or Decontamination Room
Clean Workroom
Unsterile Supply Storage
P = Positive N = Negative O = Equal -- = Optional
Administration and lobby areas, day
Corridors and interior ramps
Examination and treatment room general
Examining table
Exit stairways and landings
Janitor's closet
Nurses' station, general
Nurses' desk, for charts and records
Nurses' medicine cabinet
Stairways other than exits
Utility room, general
Utility room, work counter
*Minimum on task at anytime.
(8 Ky.R. 245; eff. 11-5-82; Am. 1174; eff. 6-2-82; 16 Ky.R. 1003; eff. 1-12-90.)


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By Frances Dinkelspiel
Kenny Warren had just left his job at the barbershop at 3019 Shattuck Avenue Thursday evening and was walking around the corner to a friend's house to watch a basketball game when he was pelted with a barrage of gunfire.
His assailants were lying in wait for the barber, port worker, and father of five, and fired off more than 80 rounds from a semi-automatic weapon and a pistol to make sure the 32-year old was dead. After Warren collapsed on the porch of the duplex at 2114 Emerson Street, the suspects walked up the stairs and fired some more rounds point blank into his body, according to witnesses.
"I heard him knock on the door and say 'It's Ken,' said an occupant of the apartment where Warren was killed. She asked that her name not be used. "I went to answer the door, then hesitated. Then the bullets started flying and I heard him scream. There were so many bullets. They kept coming so fast. There were so many."


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On "the Eurovision" in rehearsal Lazarev struck the decorations, the singer fell
Just at the first rehearsal of the Russian participant of "Eurovision" Sergey Lazareva in Stockholm scenery collapsed during a performance by artist trick with walking on ice floe floating in the air. The organizers even temporarily interrupted the broadcast, as the incident sparked confusion and consternation.
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Sergey Lazarev.
Joker-directed by Fokas Evangelinos made uniform magic show, and decoration did not survive. The press is not allowed into the hall, watching the stream of a rehearsal in the press center, ask around. Falling from the ice caused the first confusion and the scream of fear among journalists. The stream at the time of the interruption, but, fortunately, all survived. The second and third run passed without incident.
The suit is not yet shown, but it is clear that the number of supplied "explanation" of the clip You Are The Only One. From Lazarev in the course of action grow wings and eventually he transformed into a black-black angel. Wow! A few more press on the site of the met rehearsal restrained and friendly applause. The room looked fancy and looks very confident on the background of already traitorously today 8 countries – Finland, Greece, Moldova, Hungary, Croatia, Armenia, San Marino. The bookies, meanwhile, have continued to assume Sergei Lazarev the most likely winner of Eurovision 2016.Related posts:


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In a season when a movie called "Little Children" features half a dozen adults who are case studies in infantilism — and where the most responsible among them, a convicted child molester, is portrayed by Jackie Earle Haley of "The Bad News Bears," who's been MIA for the past 15 years — perhaps it's only fitting that a record number of adult dramas feature children in pivotal roles.
Not counting kidpics, some eight films this fall feature actors between the ages of 8 and 13 in what can only be described as nuanced character roles: Abigail Breslin, 10, stars as the eccentric, eponymous "Little Miss Sunshine"; Ivana Baquero, 12, carries most of the dramatic weight in Guillermo del Toro's "Pan's Labyrinth," as does Jodelle Ferland, 12, in Terry Gilliam's "Tideland"; Keke Palmer, 13, in "Akeelah and the Bee" holds her own against an imperious Laurence Fishburne, as does Cameron Bright, 13, against Aaron Eckhart in "Thank You for Smoking"; Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's son Jaden, 8, makes a memorable film debut alongside his father in "The Pursuit of Happyness"; and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's "Babel," dedicated "To my children … the brightest lights in the darkest nights," combines multiple story threads of parents and children to showcase an American and Moroccan ensemble led by Elle Fanning, 8, dynastic heir to her sister Dakota. (A likely candidate for this group, Shareeka Epps in "Half Nelson," is 17, although she plays younger.)
Each of these, whether through opposition or augmentation, brings a value-added performance to the template of the cute, generic child actor.
The most likely prerequisite for the standout child lead would seem to be a heightened intelligence. Cindy Osbrink of the Osbrink Agency reps more than 200 child actors — anywhere from 15 days old to those in their mid-20s who play younger — including both Elle and Dakota, now 12 (starring this Christmas in "Charlotte's Web").
"She's very bright," Osbrink says of Dakota, who in particular seems to have set the bar for her generation. "She remembers everything. She's my walking computer. But I think a lot of it, too, is trusting their gut and their instincts, which Sean Penn taught Dakota (in "I Am Sam," which also introduced Elle in a flashback scene). It was a great gift. It was hard, because it was her first (major) movie, but he improvises everything, and when he played that character, it was never the same twice."
"I don't think I'm smarter than other kids," says Baquero, star of the Spanish film "Pan's Labyrinth," although her stunning command of English would seem to belie her claims. Of her director, whom she calls "an old kid," Baquero says, "One thing Guillermo's really proud of about me as an actress is that he says I have a really good instinct: If something goes wrong, I continue, and try to fix the scene in some way. So I think I'm quick, I get the message."
Such instincts would seem especially imperative in the realm of comedy, especially to an actor whose identity is only just emerging.
"There's a difference between when my friends laugh at me and when they're laughing with me," says Breslin, who made an early impression with her comical presence in the thriller "Signs," but has proved herself equally adept at existential drama in the lesser-seen "Keane." "The first time I saw 'Little Miss Sunshine' with an audience, some of the stuff they laughed at, I didn't even think it was funny. But then, I don't really get some of the stuff grown-ups laugh at."
"I really feel like people are finally seeing kids as not just a prop for an adult actor," says Breslin's mother, Kim Breslin, whose son Spencer stars in the recently released "The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause."
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The R510 TP also features a Golf Pride Tour Velvet non-cord grip, and is available in right-handed 7.5°, 8.5°, 9.5° and 10.5°, and left-handed 9.0°; and in X, S, and R shaft flexes. Manufacturer's suggested retail price is $699. The TP Shield on the toe incorporates dual racing flags that symbolize the spirit of authenticity, high performance, precision design and fine-tuning that embody this distinctive driver.
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Terrible Two's
i have gone through this, and i am going through this.
if the child is having a tantrum your best defense is to remove him from the room, the situation, or distract him to something else.
don't try to reason with a two year old. that comes next year.
there will be times that you can't distract him or remove him from the room/situation. if you have to say no, and he's freaking out, just remember that he can't scream forever and he'll get over it.
if he gets real upset where he's out of breath, that's the point where he's tired himself out and you can probably flip him over your shoulder, rock him in place, rub his back, or even sing to him. a cool washcloth on the head even or a sippy cup.
trust me, if he's crying because he wants a lolipop he can't have, or wants to play with your lipstick he can't have, he's not going to be traumatized for life if you say no and he freaks out. he won't remember it the next day.
also, make life easier and plan ahead by avoiding the real tantrum triggers...for example...if you have cookies on the counter he can see, and he wants those for lunch instead of healthy food...you might have been better off to leave them where he can't see them.
the tantrums can get really annoying after a while and even be embarrassing when he has them in public, but the tantrums are probably worse for you than him. try not to let yourself get embarrassed, which leads to stress. stress will make you yell at him, and he'll just cry.
you want to stay quiet and calm as possible, stand firm and hold him gentley. after it's all over, wait for his nap and set that time aside for you to relax somehow without feeling guilty for grabbing his nap as your me time instead of doing chores. it'll help you rest up for the next tantrum
Let him get his way, right away.
Why frustrate him? If you're going to give in, give in immediately. If you're not going to give in, how he reacts to it is his business, not yours.
Let him be frustrated (the whole world is capable of frustrating him, you can't prevent it from happening) so he can learn how to handle it when it's necessary.
Don't frustrate him to 'make a point.' The world will provide ample opportunities for him to practice it.
Having a house where the answer is generally 'yes' will ease your life and his, and stop you having power struggles from now until he's 17.
Out of all four of my children, the third one was the most persistent with tantrums. She most liked to throw them when we were out in public. If we were in grocery store when she had a tantrum, I would just sit down in the floor next to her, but would not speak to her. She usually got over it pretty quickly. However, the day she quit throwing tantrums in public was the day she laid down in the aisle of the grocery to scream and fake cry, and I laid down in the floor next to her and said, "Jessie, you're not doing it right..." She turned and looked at me when I said, "Try it like this..." and I started kicking my legs, stomping my feet and slapping my hands against the floor, and yelling "Ahhhhhh!!!" She quickly got up and ran to our cart where her brothers and sister when waiting in amazed silence.
Good luck!
lol wait till the horrible 3's kick in, sorry I couldn't help my self. Be patient, remember that it is just a phase.
lol 3's were worse at our house too. :-/
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lol wait till the horrible 3's kick in, sorry I couldn't help my self. Be patient, remember that it is just a phase.
The first step is to understand why kids tantrum. Their frontal lobe is nowhere near being developed yet, in fact it doesn't develop until closer to 25. Sadly the frontal lobe controls impulse control, reasoning, and emotions some what.
Because your toddler has a lack of impulse control they will do things without thinking it through. When they get overly emotional they have no control on the reaction. All they know is what they feel and that leads to yelling and screaming, kicking and hitting etc.
The first step is redirect, redirect, redirect. If that is not working remove him from the situation into a quiet room. Let him tantrum. Do not talk, do not look at him, just sit with him. If he becomes violent with you you can try sitting down with him in your laap, place your legs over his in a cross-legged fashion and hold his arms down. Some children respond very well to pressure.
The next step, which at 2 he may not be ready for but yuo can start anyway, is to help him find positive outlets for his anger or frusteration. Tell him its okay to be angry but its not okay to hit and yell. Instead we can colour, go outside and run around, read a book, scream into a pillow, hit a pillow or a punching bag, or breath. Just telling him is not going to be enough you are going to physically have to help him do it at first. The breathing for example when you see he is getting angry get near him and breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth and exaggerate it a lot. tell him what you are doing and he may start to copy. Try removing him from the situation before it happens.
Your best solution is to find the source of frustration in your toddler. Example: My son when he was younger would randomly freak out. I finally figured out that was his way of asking for water. I taught him a sign for water and he did that until he learned water. It drastically cut down on tantrums.
I let dd throw her tantrum and when she calms down, then I try to talk to her and see if she can tell me why she threw her tantrum. Works about 45% of the time, but it's a work in process.