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Yesterday, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) finalized provisions in the Affordable Care Act ensuring that health plans offered in the individual and small group markets, both inside and outside of health insurance marketplaces (also called "exchanges") offer a core package of items and services, known as essential health benefits (EHB).
Beginning in 2014, all nongrandfathered health insurance coverage in the individual and small group markets, Medicaid benchmark and benchmark-equivalent plans, and basic health programs (if applicable) will cover EHB, which include items and services in 10 statutory benefit categories, including rehabilitation and habilitation services and devices. These benefits will be equal in scope to a typical employer health plan.
The final rule defines EHB based on a state-specific benchmark plan. States can select a benchmark plan from among several options, including the largest small group private health insurance plan by enrollment in the state. The final rule provides that all plans subject to EHB offer benefits substantially equal to the benefits offered by the benchmark plan.
The final rule also includes standards to protect consumers against discrimination and ensure that benchmark plans offer a full array of EHB benefits and services.
Substitution within EHB categories is still permissible to provide greater choice to consumers and promote plan innovation through coverage and design options. The requirement that any substitution must be actuarially equivalent is retained in the final rule. It is up to each state to set criteria for substitution.
HHS does not provide a federal definition of habilitative services in this final rule. If habilitative services are not yetcovered by the EHB-benchmark plan, then states have the first opportunity to determine which habilitative benefits must be covered by their benchmark plan. States may choose either the definition used by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners or Medicaid. If states have not chosen to define habilitative benefits, the health plan issuers' will determine the benefit. This is a transitional policy, and HHS intends to monitor available data regarding coverage of habilitative services.
HHS also finalizes actuarial values (AVs), also called "metal levels," to assist consumers in comparing and selecting health plans by allowing a potential enrollee to compare the relative payment generosity of available plans. Nongrandfathered health insurance plans must meet 1 of 4 specific AVs: 60% for a bronze plan, 70% for a silver plan, 80% for a gold plan, and 90% for a platinum plan.
APTA was highly involved in the processes that determined how EHBs should be defined. The association submitted comments to HHS in response to a December 2011 guidance bulletin, the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight's January 2012 bulletin, and the Institute of Medicine's report Essential Health Benefits: Balancing Coverage and Cost. APTA also took part in all public stakeholder meetings. Throughout the development of EHB, APTA urged HHS' secretary not to overly define the categories so that practitioners have the flexibility to provide both the type and frequency of care that is medically necessary for each individual.
APTA will post a comprehensive summary on the final rule shortly.
Barbara Melzer, PT, DPT, PhD, FAPTA, a clinician and educator for 38 years who held numerous national and state positions within APTA, died February 17. She had acute pneumonia that activated interstitial lung disease, a condition she was diagnosed with 7 years ago.
Melzer served on APTA's Board of Directors as director (1987-1992) and secretary (1992-1995), and on the Executive Committee (1991-1995). She also was a member of the Nominating Committee (2003-2006), serving as chair for 1 year (2005-2006). Most recently, she was member of APTA's House of Delegates (2007-present).
A member of the Education Section since 1976, Melzer served in numerous roles, including vice president (2000-2004). She was a coeditor of A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education, Version 2000. In 2003, Melzer was named a Catherine Worthingham Fellow, APTA's highest honor.
She also held many positions at the state level. She served as president of the Texas Chapter (1983-1984) and as chief delegate (2000-2003). She was a member of a variety of chapter committees, including conference planning, bylaws, and educational affairs.
Melzer was professor at Texas State University and director of clinical education. She represented the School of Health Professions on the Faculty Senate and was a multiple winner of the Texas State University Presidential Award for Service.
"Through the incredible span of her service and lengthy list of accomplishments, she has impacted the profession in ways no words can accurately capture," Eric Robertson, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, wrote in a tribute to Melzer.
APTA President Paul A. Rockar Jr, PT, DPT, MS, recently participated in Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart, an internet radio show hosted by Karen Litzy, PT, MS, to discuss the future of the physical therapy profession. During the 1-hour segment, Rockar answered questions and spoke on a variety of topics affecting our profession, including health care reform and how it will affect physical therapy, the "triple aim" of health care and how physical therapy fits into the overall health care system, and issues related to direct access, among others. The show, which originally aired on Monday, February 18, can be heard anytime online at http://www.talkingalternative.com/monday-shows/healthy-wealthy-smart.
In patients with radiculopathy due to cervical disc disease, anterior cervical decompression and fusion (ACDF) followed by physical therapy did not result in additional improvements in neck active range of motion, neck muscle endurance, or hand-related function compared with a structured physical therapy program alone, say authors of an article published this month in Spine. They suggest that a structured physical therapy program should precede a decision for ACDF intervention in patients with radiculopathy to reduce the need for surgery.
In this prospective randomized study, 63 patients with radiculopathy and magnetic resonance imaging-verified nerve root compression received either ACDF in combination with physical therapy or physical therapy alone. Outcomes, including active range of neck motion, neck muscle endurance, and hand-related functioning, were measured in 49 of these patients by an independent examiner before treatment and at 3-, 6-, 12-, and 24-month follow-ups.
There were no significant differences between the 2 treatment alternatives in any of the measurements performed. Both groups showed improvements over time in neck muscle endurance, manual dexterity, and right-handgrip strength.
Rep Bruce Braley (D-IA) recently reintroduced legislation to ensure that communities have access to a wide array of comprehensive health care services, including physical therapy. HR 702 amends the Public Health Service Act to establish a Frontline Providers Loan Repayment Program that would allow states the flexibility to bring health care providers to specific areas of need and incentivizes the transition to an interdisciplinary approach to health care.
The bill was referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on February 14.
About a quarter of recreational skiers who tear their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) on the slopes can be successfully treated without surgery, according researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. Their article appears online ahead of print in the journal Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy.
The study found that at 6 to 12 weeks post-ACL tear, results from 2 tests that involve only the physical manipulation of a knee can identify skiers with a torn ACL who will recover without surgery.
The researchers examined records of patients treated between 2003 and 2008 to identify recreational alpine skiers who were seen within 6 weeks of a first-time ACL tear. To be included, skiers had to have ACL rupture documented on an MRI after the injury and a minimum of 2 years follow-up. Patients were excluded if they had injured ligaments in both knees. They identified 63 acute, first-time skiing ACL tears; 29 of these patients did not undergo an ACL operation.
The researchers then separated the 29 patients into 2 groups, those that had low-grade Lachman scores and negative pivot shift tests, indicating a potentially healed ACL, and those that had Lachman scores of 2+ and a positive pivot shift test indicating a damaged ACL.
Six to 12 weeks after injury, 17 of the 29 skiers who did not have surgery had a Lachman score of 0 to 1 and a negative pivot shift test. Six of these patients were lost to follow-up, but 11 returned for a study-specific follow-up evaluation at more than 2 years post-injury. These patients completed questionnaires that gauged how well the knee was functioning and how their ski accident had occurred. They also underwent Lachman and pivot shift tests and a KT-1000 test to measure motions of the shin bone relative to the thigh bone.
Skiers described injuring their ACL in tumbles where the ski had rotated too far. Physical exams revealed that 10 of the 11 patients still had Lachman scores of 0-1 and negative pivot shifts tests, and only 1 patient's scores had deteriorated to a Lachman Grade 2+. None of the patients, however, complained about knee instability. Eight had returned to skiing without the use of a brace; 3 no longer skied. KT-1000 test results also were positive.
APTA member Greg Fives, PT, coauthored the article.
The federal government will be running new health insurance marketplaces, also known as exchanges, in at least 26 states, says an article by Kaiser Health News. These states include the major population centers of Texas, Florida, and Pennsylvania.
The Obama administration has given "conditional approval" to 17 states and the District of Columbia to run their own marketplaces. About 12 million people are expected to buy coverage through the Internet sites next year, with the number increasing to 29 million by 2021, according to consulting firm PriceWaterHouseCoopers.
For consumers, it should make little difference whether the new Internet sites are run from state capitals or Washington, DC. But federal regulators hoped states would shoulder some of the work and that stakeholder groups such as hospitals and insurers wanted states to help, too. The exchanges become effective October 1.
Governors from Arkansas, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, and West Virginia have sought approval for the third option— a partnership with the federal government. Three of those states—Arkansas, Delaware, and Illinois—have received conditional approval, says the article.
In a partnership, states would approve which plans can participate on the marketplace and handle consumer assistance duties, such as setting up call centers to handle inquiries. The federal government would handle the more complex duties of running the website, marketing the site, and determining the eligibility of millions of people for government subsidies that will make prices more affordable.


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EASLEY — Family and corporate teams and individual walkers who will be participating in March for Babies in Easley Saturday.
Hundreds are expected to gather to march for healthier babies and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the March of Dimes. The day's activities include an opening program at 8:30 a.m. in Old Market Square in downtown Easley, followed by a walk. Following the walk, participants will enjoy food and family-fun activities. Individuals and teams who achieved top fundraising honors will be recognized. The event is chaired by Roddey Gettys, former CEO of Baptist Easley.
In an average week in South Carolina, 169 babies are born too soon. Premature babies often spend their first weeks in the NICU fighting for life, and often have life long health and developmental consequences.
March of Dimes is the champion for all babies, those born healthy and those who need help to survive and thrive.
The Morgan family has been touched firsthand by the mission of the March of Dimes. TJ was born at 35 weeks, weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. He spent 18 days in the NICU.
About the March of Dimes
In 2013, the March of Dimes celebrates its 75th Anniversary and its ongoing work to help babies get a healthy start in life. Early research led to the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines that all babies still receive. Other breakthroughs include new treatments for premature infants and children with birth defects. About four million babies are born each year in the United States, and all have benefitted from March of Dimes lifesaving research and education. For more information visit marchofdimes.com/southcarolina or facebook.com/scmarchofdimes


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Generally, there is consciousness after conception, so willful abortion is considered killing. This issue is to be taken seriously.
However, we live in a world where often a clear-cut right-or-wrong decision is not possible. One needs to consider individual circumstances and make the decisions carefully.
There is no highest decision body in Buddhism that dictates what stance to take on these complicated issues. Instead, we aim to make people understand the karma consequences involved in each decision. For example, if a woman were raped and became pregnant, if she can, through her Buddhist practice, let go of her anger, keep and raise the child in peace, then this would be the best situation where she managed to turn "bad karma" into "good karma." If she were unable to do this and went through with the abortion, she should seek refuge in the Buddha's teachings, learn of ways to pacify herself and quench the enmity the aborted child would have toward her.
We should also look deeper into the causes of these problems: delusion, lust, disrespect, and anger, and work on transforming these mental-tendencies in each one of us into wisdom, discipline, respect, and compassion.
Will: you just keep repeating abortion is murder...there is really no sense talking to you on this.
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You will find on one here nor pretty much anywhere that states abortion is a good thing.
That just is not being stated by anyone, check the posts....
I will not deny Hsuan Hua was a great teacher and master but his words are his words and they state as will quotes and You-Bin Chen states... the Buddha states..."If one deliberately has an abortion and the fetus dies, one commits 'an offense that cannot be repented of.'"
That is pretty unequivocal. Others in Buddhism state otherwise. Who is wrong or right.....that is a personal decision.
The subject of this thread(the quote), combined with the title..no killing...makes a statement. That statement is.....this is prohibited in Buddhism.....Yes, I take exception to that statement and verse argument opposeing.
It's certainly fine to hold view personally, to combine personal view with lineage holders opinion on that thing and post such not in a place only for lineage holders of Chan but in a general Mahayana place....that may be opposed in general Mahayana contexts...which it is.
If this is moved to Chan view holders only place....I withdraw all comments. Till then I remain with opposition.
ronnewmexico wrote:the middle ground is already firmly established and taken in this thing....so you may also hold to it or claim a part to it, but personal understanding or not....it is quite taken(good try though).
ronnewmexico wrote:Well Bodhi
You are claiming the middle ground in this discusion. That is fine to do but first you must show my position as dogmatic or not middle. I contend my position is middle....abortion is harmful negative but circumstances sometimes dictate its employement, thusly it is not always the absolutely worst choice in a spiritual context, bad choice it always is.
So you may add to, as in claiming to be middle, also, but to address me and reference dogmaticism...you must first prove or show such to be so....and then claim middle ground.
To simply address me, make statement and then claim the middle in a discussion..no, sorry things in discussion or debate do not work in that fashion.
To clarify. Prove my position isn't middle by pointing to flaws in my logic and hence the presence of dogmaticism, to simply state such....is not proving point.
So I reject your claim... this, what I support.... is not middle ground and thusly offer counter and await response...
Seems fairly clear.
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The deal calls for the city to pay a $15-per-inmate booking fee, a $40-per-inmate daily base fee, plus a 10 percent surcharge. The new $15 booking fee should amount to a little less than $20,000 per year, according to City Manager John Bennett. The city did not pay a booking fee in previous contracts.
The committee also recommended that the county should refund the city $90,000 in overpayments through the years in one payment, as opposed to $45,000 payments in each of the next two years. The county wanted to spread the repayment out over two years to minimize the impact on their budget. That approval is up to the county.
"I think what we worked out is very reasonable," Bennett told the committee.
The new arrangement also redefines what constitutes an inmate day. Previously, if a city inmate was booked at 11 p.m. and released on bond at 12:30 a.m. that constituted two days. The new deal stipulates that a person has to be incarcerated for more than six hours to constitute a second day.
Rome Police Chief Elaine Snow reported that six new officers were sworn in last month and that the city is in the process of screening applicants to fill another six vacancies.
Thirty-three applications were taken, but only 16 applicants showed up for physical agility tests and nine were eliminated through background checks.
"I hope we get two or three (out of the remaining seven) at least," Snow said.
Snow and Fire Chief Gordon Henderson both indicated that the switchover to the new digital radio frequencies has gone well thus far.
Henderson said that the dispatch volume is still a little low on the fire department frequencies, while Snow said that patrol officers are using hand-held receivers for the time being. Car-mounted units have yet to be installed.
Committee Chair Buzz Wachsteter suggested that the city should start charging actual cost recovery charges for reporting false alarms.
Bennett said the Georgia Municipal Association is advocating for a fee increase for multiple false alarms to be approved in the General Assembly, but Wachsteter said that an increase in fees might not actually recover the cost of rolling police, fire, and other emergency units to a false alarm.
Currently, businesses and individuals are permitted to have three false alarms per year. The fourth false alarm generates a $35 charge, the fifth false alarms costs $65, the sixth costs $100 and any subsequent false alarms cost $125 each.


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A Tomball man stands accused of taking a hidden camera trick to new levels, after Tomball police recently filed charges against him.
Ronnie Hoyt Royston, 37, was charged with Improper Photography or Visual Recording, after police say he followed a 16-year-old girl around a Kohl's store, before eventually hiding a cell phone camera in her dressing room.
Police said the girl noticed the man following her around the store, on FM 2920 in Tomball. Later on, the girl and her sister went into a dressing room to try on clothes, when the girl's sister noticed a pair of men's swimming trunks underneath the bench.
"(The girl) stated that her sister found a cell phone hidden inside the shorts," court records state. "(She) stated that the cell phone's video recorder was recording and positioned as to record (the girl) undressing."
The girls mother then viewed the video on the phone, which allegedly showed Royston placing the phone inside the dressing room. The video also showed the sisters inside the dressing room.
Police took the cell phone and contacted the service provider, AT&T, who provided them with Royston's name.
Detectives then looked at store security footage, which they say showed Royston entering the store, following the girls and carrying a cell phone.
Detectives met with Royston, who admitted to being in the store that day, but said he lost his phone. Under more questioning he admitted to more, however.
"The defendant admitted to going inside the girl's dressing room with his cell phone (and he) admitted that he became aroused (prior to entering the store)," court documents stated.
That's when Royston gave detectives his cell phone unlock code, where they viewed Royston inside the dressing room, where he placed his phone down.
Police say Royston has agreed to voluntarily surrender, but as of press time he had not. Once arrested, he will be placed in the Harris County Jail on $2,000 bond.
Larry Dyke's official biography states that he has devoted his life's work to the interpretation of the beaty he sees in nature. That beauty will be on display in Tomball Sept. 15, as Dyke will appear at Sallie Fisher's Custom Frame and Art Gallery from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
"He is known for his Texas landscapes, golfing series and he does a lot of inspirational pieces," Fisher said. "He's one of the most famous artists of our time and his work is extremely sought after."
Dyke, who has a painting still residing at The Vatican, said his personal journey to art came as life brought other trials along the way.
"I would get in trouble with teachers for drawing when I was supposed to be paying attention, but then it was more of just something to do," he said.
Dyke said after trying to enter medical school without success, he settled on teaching. While he loved children, something was missing. It was then that a gallery told him they had sold two of his paintings and wanted more.
"That's when I cashed in my teacher retirement and went to work painting full time," he said.
He believes that opportunity was a blessing from God and is why he always signs his work with a special touch.
"I always add a scripture verse," he said. "I'm very grateful for this."
Dyke said the Tomball area has always been kind to him and holds a special place in his heart.
"It's always been a significant area to me," he said. "I don't do many public appearances anymore, but I do look forward to this one."
Fisher said she likes to bring Dyke to the area because his works are extremely popular.
"We try to bring him in every two years," she said. "It's an honor to be able to get him here."
For more information visit www.salliefisherart.com or call 281-351-5535.
Congressman Michael McCaul (R-TX) met with area business owners, community leaders and public servants last week, to talk about the state of Washington politics, as well as his new position as chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee.
McCaul stopped in on his way to meet with Gov. Rick Perry in Houston.
McCaul started off the meeting by telling members that the infighting between the two parties is due to one side being stuck in perpetual campaign mode, instead of governing. His specific target was President Obama.
"He is in a mode where he says let's talk about immigration reform, let's talk about everything but the economy," McCaul said. "He's in campaign mode."
McCaul told the audience that despite his position on the Homeland Security Committee, he hasn't been invited to the White House for meetings once.
"No attempt, despite all the talk about coming together," he said.
McCaul focused a lot of his criticism on the White House and Democrats in the Senate not passing a budget in the last four years; instead they have relied on continuing resolutions just to keep the government running.
"Four years without a budget," he said. "It's one of the most irresponsible things I have ever seen."
He also said that the recent Presidential election was about scaring voters, rather than talking about tough budgetary decisions that need to be made.
"This president won the election pandering to people that receive entitlement benefits," he said. "He was scaring the hell out of people."
McCaul said that Obama's recent attempts to demonize Republicans in the eyes of the voters don't help solve the problems facing the nation.
"We all agree that there needs to be a safety net, that we need to help those less fortunate, but it shouldn't be permanent," he said.
"Greece. That's where we are headed if we don't change our way," he added, referring to the debt riddled nation with a struggling economy.
McCaul went on to talk about his ascension to the chairman's seat of the Homeland Security Committee.
The Congressman went on to say there are numerous things he currently disagrees with the Obama administration on, specifically naming the Benghazi attacks and al-Qaeda's presence in Africa.
(The Obama administration's) narrative is that the al-Qaeda threat is over," McCaul said. "The African theater proves it is not."
McCaul said that al-Qaeda has seen resurgence since the Arab Spring uprising in North Africa, raising money and securing weapons.
"Al-Qaeda has reconstituted in North Africa, raised $100 million and grabbed arms caches from Libya, so we need to make sure that stays over there," he said. "These are serious weapons when compared to what they or the Taliban possessed."
Another concern of McCaul's are the recent calls from the Arab world to release Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, otherwise known as the Blind Sheik, who was convicted and jailed in connection with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. McCaul said the fact that the United States has imprisoned Rahman, combined with recent al-Qaeda chatter promising "shocking" attacks in the U.S., is a big concern to him and members of his committee.
When it comes to the Benghazi attacks, McCaul said he has a hard time reconciling the stories presented by the White House and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, with other accounts presented about the attack that killed a U.S. ambassador.
"I brought up a classified security document that was sent to (Clinton's) office and she admitted that she never saw it, her staff never saw it – well, who saw it?" he said.
Harris County deputies are searching for a man they believe walked into a Tomball area office and shot a worker in the face on Valentine's morning.
The Harris County District Attorney's Office has accepted charges of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Aggravated Assault with Serious Bodily Injury against Gary Ishmael Bolin, 61.
Detectives said that Bolin walked into a home that had been converted into office space for a nearby business at the corner of Dogwood and Hufsmith Kuykendahl Road at about 10:30 that morning and shot a 54-year-old employee in the face, after an argument quickly escalated.
Deputies claim the two men had an ongoing dispute, when the suspect walked into the offices.
They said that Bolin did not communicate with anyone else in the building, but went directly to the victim's office and minutes later pulled out a handgun.
Detectives claim that Bolin then fled from the scene in a dark red or possibly maroon over white dually pickup truck. They won't confirm what relationship the pair had, but said that Bolin does have something to do with the property. They also claimed that the two are currently involved in a civil lawsuit against each other.
The suspect was described as a white male, wearing a white cowboy hat, light colored western shirt and blue jeans.
As of press time he was still not in custody. If arrested, Bolin will be held on $60,000 bond.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office is asking that anyone with information on Bolin's whereabouts contact Crime Stoppers at 713-222-8477, or the Harris County homicide unit at 713-967-5810.
A Tomball man was killed and his son was severely injured, following a crash May 25 on FM 2978, near Dobbin-Hufsmith Road.
State troopers responded to the scene around 9 p.m. to find Magnolia firefighters working to remove victims from two vehicles. All three were in critical condition and transported to area hospitals via Life Flight.
Troopers said a 1997 Nissan driven by Piper Landon, 21, of The Woodlands, was traveling northbound and crossed the center line. The car crashed head on with a 2003 Subaru SUV, driven by Julio Reyes, 42, of Tomball. Reyes' 15-year-old son was also in the car.
All three were transported to Hermann Memorial in Houston, where Julio Reyes was pronounced dead upon arrival.
Troopers and Mont-gomery County District Atttorney's office investigators spent five hours at the scene, while also reconstructing the accident.
According to the Montgomery County Police Reporter, state trooper Sgt. Terry Barnhill believed that alcohol was a factor in the crash and may be the reason Landon crossed the center line.
A man accused of murdering his brother pled guilty in Brazos County court last week and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Kyle Wischnewsky, 28, of Shepherd, shot his brother Cliff, 43, of Tomball, to death March 22, 2012, after accompanying him on a trip to buy two four-wheelers.
Kyle and Cliff traveled to Brazos County to purchase a pair of ATV's. Cliff was carrying $14,000 on him to purchase the ATV's and asked his brother to accompany him in order to help.
Cliff Wischnewsky was found lying on a metal cattle guard the following day on Texas 21, east of Bryan. The truck driver that found the body called the sheriff's office.
The ensuing investigation led investigators to New Mexico, where they found Kyle at a motel in Carlsbad. He was arrested by the Carlsbad Police Department.
During the sentencing, about two dozen friends and family members sat in the audience, as Cliff Wischnewsky's son Brett gave a victim impact statement.
"Now I want to address the person who did this," The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports Brett Wischnewsky as saying. "I will not call you by name because you are nothing to me. I could speculate why you would do something so evil, but I guess the why doesn't matter as much anymore. It's done. Nothing will ever bring my dad back."
Brett Wischnewsky said his uncle remained emotionless throughout his statement.
"He had no emotion," Brett Wischnewsky told the Tribune. "There was nothing there in his face or his eyes."
Brett Wischnewsky said he wanted his uncle to see the monster Brett thinks he has become.
"I wanted to show him that no one is afraid of him because of what he has done," he said.
Brazos County District Attorney Jarvis Parsons said the guilty plea was the best outcome.
"This case is extremely unique considering that the mother of the victim is also the mother of the defendant," he said in a statement. "There is no way for the criminal justice system to fill the void left by this defendant's actions on his own family. Considering everything, including the fact that the defendant will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing his brother, we believe that this sentence is a just result."
Brett Wischnewsky agreed.
"We are glad we don't have to go through a trial and everything associated with that," he said. "It would have been 10 times harder on everyone. I believe justice has been done, but I also don't think there ever could be enough of a punishment for what he did to this family."
Brett Wischnewsky said his family is now ready to move on and remember the person that Cliff Wischnewsky was.
"I want everyone to remember how good of a guy he was, the soul he had and how he would do absolutely anything for anyone," Brett Wischnewsky said of his father. "He was one of the good guys and unfortunately the world has too few of them now."
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On 08/27/2012 at approximately 16:18, Officer Hernandez was dispatched to a suspicious persons call in the 1000 block of Hicks and found that person to be intoxicated. Officer Hernandez arrested the 30 year old woman from Tomball for Possession of a Controlled Substance.
On 08/28/2012 at approximately 11:50, Officer Sampson was dispatched to 28400 block of Tomball Parkway for a suspicious person looking into cars. The 24 year old man from Spring was placed under arrest for an Webster PD warrant. During a search incident to arrest, Officer Sampson discovered cocaine and pills in the suspect's pocket.
On 08/29/2012 at approximately 10:51, a 23 year old female from Tomball was arrested for Tomball PD warrants and Possession of a Controlled Substance. Officer White was dispatched to four corners on an impaired female call. During a search incident to arrest, marijuana was discovered in the suspect's pocket and hydrocodone in her purse.
Driving While License Suspended or Invalid
On 08/27/2012 at approximately 08:00, Officer Sellers arrested a 37 year old man from Sugarland for Driving While License Suspended and Display of a Fictitious Inspection Sticker in the 700 Block of East Main.
On 8/31/2012 at approximately 02:00, Officer Rodriguez arrested a 36 year old female from Conroe for Driving While License Suspended in the 29900 block of Tomball Parkway.
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On 08/26/2012 Officer Diaz arrested a 35 year old man from Tomball for Driving While Intoxicated.
On 08/27/2012 Officer Tikal arrested a 45 year old man from Montgomery for Driving While Intoxicated.
On 08/28/2012 Officer Burns arrested a 50 year old man from Cypress for Driving While Intoxicated.
On 09/01/2012 Officer Diaz arrested a 33 year old man from Magnolia for Driving While Intoxicated.
On 0/01/2012 Officer Burns arrested a 48 year old man from Houston for Driving While Intoxicated.
On 08/27/2012 at approximately 12:05, Detective Chambers responded to a theft in progress call in the 27600 block of Tomball Parkway. A 35 year old man from Houston was arrested for shoplifting and $138 of merchandise was recovered.
On 09/01/2012 at approximately 15:54 in the 27600 black of Tomball Parkway, Officer Ferguson arrested a 25 year old man from Houston for Shoplifting and merchandise totaling $61.61 was recovered.
On 08/27/2012, Officer Hernandez responded to a Burglary of a Building in the 14200 Block of Limerick, where an air compressor and gas can, valued at approximately $115, were stolen.
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Author Deepak Chopra attempts to answer the proverbial question "Who is the real Jesus?†in "The Third Jesus: The Christ We Cannot Ignore,†where he presents his argument about the enlightened master of God-consciousness. He analyzes the "God-consciousness†of Jesus through his own words from the New Testament and reveals the manifestation of "Christ-consciousness†which came from Jesus' self-realization of "God-consciousness.†He justifies the importance of certain spiritual traditions which Jesus practiced and believed in as the foundation of his teachings, lifestyle and early Christian practices.
Chopra explores the psychic phenomenon and evolution of Jesus by establishing his deep love for God, his Father. He showcases how political and religious leaders have used the Prince of Peace for their own self-centered goals.
"These two versions of Jesus—the sketchy historical figure and the abstract theological creation—hold a tragic aspect for me, because I blame them for stealing something precious: the Jesus who taught his followers how to reach God-consciousness. I want to offer the possibility that Jesus was truly, as he proclaimed, a savior. Jesus embodied the highest level of enlightenment. He spent his brief adult life describing it, teaching it, and passing it on to future generations,†Chopra said.
This is not a quick-read book. It is a detailed study and a highlighter and notebook is a must. It is written as Part One: The Third Jesus; Part Two: The Gospel of Enlightenment and Part Three: Taking Jesus As Your Teacher A Guide For Seekers.
"God-consciousness is something you can work toward today. The Church has postponed redemption until some far-off Judgment Day. Fortunately, God is everywhere,†Chopra said.
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Horses and people who care about them can rest a little easier tonight. HBO has announced that it is canceling Luck and ceasing all production on the series!
Even before filming on Luck started, PETA contacted David Milch, Michael Mann, and others associated with the production to suggest ways to protect horses, including the use of stock racing footage instead of using live animals. After the first two horses died—and the producers began stonewalling—PETA revealed the deaths publicly and obtained information from whistleblowers as well as necropsy reports from the racing board, which led to the disclosure that older, arthritic horses had been used in dangerous (and deadly) racing sequences and that the horses appeared not to have been provided with adequate protection. Beyond keeping the horses' plight in the public eye, PETA has also pressed law enforcement to investigate the deaths of the horses used on the set and to bring charges as appropriate.
A huge debt of gratitude is owed to the whistleblowers who refused to let these horses' deaths go unnoticed. If Milch, Mann, and HBO ever decide to start the series up again, PETA will again be calling on them to use stock footage, rather than putting horses' lives at risk.
Just one day after PETA sent a complaint to Los Angeles law enforcement urging the agency to investigate the deaths of two horses during the filming of the first season of HBO's Luck, we have learned that another horse has died on the set. Insiders at Santa Anita Race Track, where the racing scenes are filmed, called us early Tuesday and tipped us off. Now HBO has confirmed it.
But don't expect HBO or executive producers David Milch and Michael Mann to come clean about who the horse was and what condition he was in. They refused to tell us anything about the first two horses, so with the help of caring whistleblowers, we unearthed the disturbing evidence ourselves: One horse was drugged, and the other was arthritic and hadn't raced in years. Neither one should have been anywhere near a racetrack.
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Both were retired racehorses who wouldn't understand that when they went through the starting gate on a racetrack, it was just for a TV show and not a real race. Outlaw Yodeler was a 5-year-old thoroughbred who hadn't raced in months and was apparently so sore that he was given a potent cocktail of muscle relaxant and anti-inflammatory and painkilling drugs, including Butorphanol, a painkiller so strong that it's often used as an analgesic for horses undergoing some kinds of surgery. The other horse, whose name we believe is Marc's Shadow, was 8 years old and arthritic and had not raced in nearly four years.
Both horses were "raced" twice in one day—something even fit thoroughbreds would never be subjected to. Healthy racehorses need at least a week to recover from the stress of competition. Indeed, they aren't even exercised twice in one day. Both horses on the set of Luck broke down after the second run. Their leg fractures were so violent that their bones shattered under the pressure. We think—and we hope law enforcement agrees—that the way in which the horses were treated by the production company, the trainer, and the veterinarian warrants a swift and thorough investigation before yet another horse dies.
Human affection for horses unfortunately makes them popular subjects for the film industry. Horses may grab our attention, but these animals are not willing participants in the entertainment industry.
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The holidays provide an opportunity for comedians and other celebrities to let loose their funny on social media. In honor of Thanksgiving 2012, here are Ministry of Gossip's hand-picked top 10 Turkey Day celebrity tweets:
-- "Happy Thanksgiving, everybody! I'm grateful for each & every one of the 3,354,714 of you. (Except @KrazyMike15)" -- Rainn Wilson ("The Office," "Super," "Juno")
-- "I bet those pilgrims didn't shower before Thanksgiving dinner either." -- Jim Gaffigan ("My Boys," "It's Kind of a Funny Story")-- "Looking at my driveway, trying to figure out which Bentley I'm most thankful for." -- Todd Barry (The comedian and actor, whose credits include "The Wrestler," "Wanderlust" and "Road Trip," also recently tweeted "Bop bop shoo-bop @toddbarryis underappreciated and should be more famous" #LyricsWeAllKnow)
-- "If you ain't blasting Waka Flocka in your kitchen, your turkey gon be ratchet. #YouSayNotoRatchetTurkeyJuicyJCant" -- Aziz Ansari ("Parks and Recreation," "Ice Age: Continental Drift")
-- "And let us never forget our American Indian tribes, who gave us their very own Native American Thanksgiving prayer: 'Thanks for nothing.' " -- Ruth Buzzi ("Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In")
-- "When I trace a turkey, it comes out looking exact like my hand!" -- Conan O'Brien
-- "Good day to let everyone know. Blurt it out after 'amen.' " -- Alec Sulkin ("Family Guy" writer, producer)
-- "The lady who brought my room service said I was 'doing Thanksgiving right.' I replied, 'It's even more perfect now I'm sharing it with you.' " -- humorist Julieanne Smolinski
-- "I guess this is the last year mom makes her famous Twinkie salad." -- Josh Comers (writing credits include "Conan")
-- "Just finished writing T-giving grace. It's in Latin & accuses everyone at table of betraying man's covenant with God. Gonna be fun! :)" -- Adam McKay (co-founder Funny or Die)
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Dec 4, 2011 10:12 AM
Cannot render clips to elite or youtube + 360codmw3 channel is broken
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I'm surprised i don't see a thread about this in the support forums. It has been three days that my videos using the theater render to 100% and says it is succeful but the clips cannot be found on elite nor my youtube channel, which worked just perfectly three days ago !
Not to mentions that the main channel for people who did not link their youtube account is down too for a couple of days. (360codmw3 youtube channel).
Damnit Activision fix this nowwwwwww !!!!
It seems to have something to do with the youtube update days ago ,
because since that day i have the same problem.
True, it could be because of that update...
But i've tried unlinking and relinking my youtube account and it worked but did not change anything.
I have exactly the same problem and it is driving me up the wall. I too have been having problems finding any sort of information on the forums. I just want a categoric "yes it is not working, we are working on fixing it..." I have a different problem as well now, I de-linked my Youtube account and now cannot even re-link it... I can't find anywhere on Elite where I can re-link up my Youtube account!? What is going on?
I'm also having the same problem as you guys are. I've linked my youtube account and rendered my vids but none of them show up to mw3 elite player card. Even though after it's done rendering it says it's uploaded. I hope this gets fixed soon!
The last vid i was anle to upload was on november 29th.
I have rendered vids to youtube, worked fine. i went to bed and the next mornign my xbox informed me that my elite was delinked from my gamertag?? i relinked it but now when i render my clips to youtube, they don't show, i've tried everything for 2 days now and still nothing worked. if any of you find the answer please share!
yup, same issue here just tried to render 2 things, rendered 100% but icant find it
I am passing this on to our Elite and backend teams. I'll keep you updated.
For what it's worth, I'm having the same problem.
It doesn't show on either my YouTube channel or my Player Card.
It's ironic, too, because it was a video titled PLEASE FIX THIS and it showed how I missed a guy by 10 feet and it still killed him. While trying to complain about the game's problems, I ran into another problem.
Please fix.


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PASL keepers face shots traveling 60 to 80-mph or more, while guarding a goal that's 14-feet wide and 8-feet high.
"To be honest, half the time the ball just hits you," said Heat goalie Dave Kern. "I guarantee you could probably ask any ice hockey keeper, too; it's about putting yourself in the right position."
Hockey goalies have a helmet and pads; Kern wears gloves, long pants -- and that's about it.
CBS 21 News strapped a camera on both Kern and back-up goalie Justin Johnson during a practice to get a feel for what playing the position is really like.
Unlike the outdoor game -- where goalies may not see the ball for 4-5 minutes -- Kern and Johnson are a part of the action almost every 30 seconds.
Keepers also have less than a second to decide where the ball's heading -- or which wall it will bounce off next. "A lot of times, you're not so much worried about trying to catch the ball; rather than just keep it out of the net," added Johnson.
Harrisburg's next game is Saturday at Detroit. The Heat returns home on January 19 to play the Waza at the Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Goalkeepers live life on the edge; during a game or practice there's plenty of close calls -- and some too close.
In the PASL, they're required to do a little bit of everything on both defense and offense. "They're the last line of defense (and the) first line of offense," said Harrisburg assistant coach Gino DiFlorio. "Because everything starts through them."
The one thing they can't do? Be perfect.
The average keeper in the PASL allows seven goals a game. Kern (2-5) is one of the best, allowing 5.11 in seven games.
Accepting you can't stop everything -- no matter how hard you try -- is what being a goalie is all about in this arena soccer league.
"I told all my nephews, '(If) you're going to play soccer, you have to be a field player,'" said Kern, who attended Misericordia University and also played for the Harrisburg City Islanders from 2004-2007. "'That's who makes all the money.
"You don't make money being a goalie. And you obviously get punished, as well."
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The Best of Luke's Freak Show Vol. 1-6
Here it is ladies and gentlemen…what you all have been waiting for! Uncle Luke has compiled the hottest and wildest footage of flim excerpts from all of our Freak Show Series volume 1 through 6. It is totally out of control.
Best Of Luke's Peep Show Vol 1
You have got your hands on it-the infamous program that started it all THE PEEP SHOW. Originally produced exclusively for Pay Per View. Catch Luke hangin' and partin' with the hottest Stars in the biz; The late Biggie Smalls, Jay-Z, Lil Kim, and many more. You will see all the super freaky girls you've come to expect as you slide behind the scenes. And just wait till' you see those hot & nasty uncensored videos!!!
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First time available in 10 years, Luke Live footage on stage with his Luke Dancers and freaks across the nation. Enjoy concerts in Detriot, Miami, New York, Chicago, California, and beyond. Join Luke and his girls behind the scenes. Party with Luke all night long in the hottest hotel rooms acrooss the country. This is something you don't want to miss. If you thought the first tour was out of control, you gotta see this! Don't miss it.
Luke's Freakshow Vol. 4 UNCUT Spring Break
Luke's Freakshow Vol. 4 UNCUT Spring Break edition. Galveston, TX, Daytona Beach, FL, & Biloxi, MI.
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Luke's Frakshow Platinum Volume #3 "Luke t.v." is a reality version of Uncle Luke himself on the road. Follow him to an Indianapolis record store and see how crazy his fans get at his autograph sessions. Also, on this too hot for tv video, watch Uncle Luke take his freakshow to Okinawa, Japan! Its all keeps getting better and better especially if you want baby mama drama, watch Luke Calender Girls duke it out. Platinum Volume #3 is reality video as it's freakiest.
NEW Luke's Freakshow Platinum 4
Follow Uncle Luke to exotic cities & watch Freaky Red, Devastation & Persain get buck wild! Follow the stars thru un believable freaky trips to Cincinnati, OH , Galveston, TX & Atlanta, GA… Watch how Luke's girls take advantage of young, innocent men doing WILD and FREAKY things!!
Freak Show Vol. 3 Cancun
Luke's Freakshow Vol. 3 Cancun UNCUT. Includes Two Hot bonus footage music videos & photo gallery!
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This is a non-stop comedy with a taste of reality as we all know it. Luther "Luke" Campbell plays himself in this sexy, action packed comedy. Uncle Luke's Freakfest Weekend is packed with stars like BET Rap City's Big Tigger, Don "Magic" Juan from "pimps Up hoes down", JT Money, Lawrence Taylor, Doug E. Fresh, Ray J, the Lost Boys, 3 6 Mafia, Crazy Bone and Wu-Tang Clan.
While he's enjoying the Freakfest Bishop Don "Magic" Juan's credit card is hacked by three young players. But do they escape with their lives?
Three young ladies; one gold digger, one innocent and one exotic dancer maneuver their way thought the Freakshow weekend.
Freak Show Vol 1 UNCUT
Luke's Freakshow UNCUT Vol. 1. Featuring: Fat Joe, Bobcat, Tony Touch, Ed Lover, Luke, DJ Khaled, No Good, Terror Squad and Luke's Freaky Girls.


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Join the Kirkland Arts Center as it celebrates KAC's 50th Anniversary with an evening inspired by glamorous style of art deco. Proceeds from REDUX will support Kirkland Arts Center's vital arts and community programs.
Works of art, travel packages, wine, dining experiences, personal services, and unique experiences are yours for the bidding in KAC's silent and live auctions. Guests are encouraged to take on the 1920's theme in their attire for the evening.
The event runs from 5:30-9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Meydenbauer Center, 11100 N.E. 6th St., Bellevue.
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