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The Kevin Draggoo family shows their continuing support of the arts, music and education in 2012 with two generous donations to the East Lansing Educational Foundation.
Lansing, MI (PRWEB) December 30, 2012
The Kevin Draggoo family continues to provide substantial support for the arts, music, and education in Lansing with two separate contributions to the East Lansing Educational Foundation (ELEF) in 2012. One gift was a $15,000 endowment they created for a high school band and the second one was a direct gift of $15,000 to the ELEF for immediate use.
The endowment created with the ELEF is named "The Draggoo Family Fund For High School Band." It is an open fund, meaning others can also contribute funding to it.
The fund creators are Kevin, Lauri, Steve and Stephanie Draggoo: Lauri plays flute, piccolo, cello and piano. Steve plays baritone, euphonium and valve trombone. Stephanie plays trumpet and piano. Kevin plays trumpet. All played in the high schools band, orchestra, marching band, jazz band and pit orchestra. Stephanie plays in the Michigan State University Concert Orchestra. Kevin also sang in vocal groups.
The Kevin Draggoo Family has become the first platinum sponsors for the East Lansing Educational Foundation's "Business Partners in Education" with a $15,000 commitment.
"We know that music is an important component in the development of bright, balanced, open intelligence individuals with well-rounded personalities. In addition to playing instruments, both of our children, Steve and Stephanie, have worked at the Michigan State University Wharton Center for many years. We have watched them grow into happy, talented people and seen how music and the arts have positively contributed to their lives. We want to help others have this same experience," says Kevin Draggoo, CPF, CRPC, and Senior Vice President Wealth Management Merrill Lynch.
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IRVING, Texas (AP) — Dallas Cowboys practice-squad linebacker Jerry Brown was killed in a one-car accident Saturday and teammate Josh Brent was charged with intoxication manslaughter.
Irving police spokesman John Argumaniz said the accident happened about 2:20 a.m. Saturday in the Dallas suburb. Brent was speeding when the vehicle hit a curb and flipped at least once, Argumaniz said.
Argumaniz says the 25-year-old Brown was found unresponsive at the scene and pronounced dead at a hospital.
The police spokesman said officers conducted a field sobriety test on Brent and arrested him. The charge was upgraded after Brown was pronounced dead.
"We are deeply saddened by the news of this accident and the passing of Jerry Brown," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in a statement released by the team. "At this time, our hearts and prayers and deepest sympathies are with the members of Jerry's family and all of those who knew him and loved him."
The team said in a statement that Brent was not on the team flight to Cincinnati, where the Cowboys play the Bengals on Sunday.
Argumaniz said Brent is being held without bond. Brent is named as Joshua Price-Brent in the police news release. Argumaniz also said Brent missed a 10 a.m. Saturday booking session with a judge because he was intoxicated. He does not know if Brent has an attorney.
Brent, who played football at the University of Illinois, was arrested in February 2009 near campus for driving under the influence, driving on a suspended license and speeding, according to Champaign County, Ill., court records.
In June 2009, Brent pleaded guilty to DUI and was sentenced to 60 days in jail, two years of probation, 200 hours of community service and a fine of about $2,000. As part of his plea deal, prosecutors dropped one count of aggravated DUI/no valid driver's license. Brent successfully completed his probation in July 2011, court records show.
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Brent has played in all 12 games this season and has been a bigger presence on defense with starting nose guard Jay Ratliff battling injuries. He made his first career start the season opener against the New York Giants and has 35 tackles and 1½ sacks.
The Cowboys signed Brown to their practice squad Oct. 24, but he hasn't been on the active roster.
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does anyone know if the Heat are getting screwed over by two points? They went with the arena score instead of the other score
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never thought I'd say this bring back Jose.... and I am calling Amir bi-polar lol
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AVON – A 16-year-old Canton High School student was critically injured after the car he was driving smashed into a telephone pole on Lovely Street Wednesday night, police said.
Two passengers were also injured in the crash, which knocked out power to about 100 Connecticut Light & Power customers around 10:20 p.m.
Police said the driver, Gary Wright, of Forest Lane, Canton, was flown to Hartford Hospital by Lifestar. As of 4 p.m. Thursday, Wright was listed in critical but stable condition there.
One of the passengers, Michael Folbert, 19,of Lakeview Boulevard, Avon, was also flown by helicopter to Hartford Hospital and remained in serious but stable condition there Thursday afternoon.
The other passenger, Frank O'Connor, 18, of West Avon Road, Avon, was taken by ambulance to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries and was released from medical care Thursday.
State Department of Motor Vehicles spokesman William Seymour said Wright, who doesn't have a driver's license, obtained his learner's permit in March 2012.
According to the DMV, a learner's permit only allows holders to drive with a supervisor who is at least 20 years old, with at least four years of driving experience. No passengers are allowed in the car unless the driver is accompanied by a driving instructor as part of a driver's education course.
Lovely Street was closed between Blueberry Road and Helena Drive until early Thursday morning. CL&P restored power to all its customers a few hours after the crash.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation by Avon police, with assistance from the North Central Municipal Accident Reconstruction Squad. Anyone with information is asked by police to contact them at 860-409-4200.
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I currently have OS/2, Solaris 10, Ubuntu, Win2K, OpenStep, Rhapsody DR2, and BeOS as guests. Wacky!
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But unlike qemu virtualbox's ui is much better.
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1) It wouldn't work with the first boot disk I fed it to load the OS - it locked up.
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EDIT: Doesn't work with Vista x64 guest
Virtualbox doesn't support 64-bit guests. From what I have seen from VMWare and Hyper-V, they run 64-bit guests but neither of these ran XP64 very well for me. Not enough that I'd really want to use it.
I installed Vista 32-bit in Virtualbox and it runs surprisingly well in both XP64 host and OS X host.
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Clark Park is a pristine river front park which contains acres of green space and a half mile river front trail, soccer fields, native gardens and a state-of-the-art BMX trail. Also, it has a public canoe/kayak launch and is a recognized butterfly sanctuary and bird watching habitat.
We oppose constructing a 2 acre sized boat warehouse/crewing facility which will negatively impact the park - it will be too large for Clark Park and introduce a 3 story building, surrounded by concrete, increased vehicle traffic, and will interrupt existing activities at the park. The public demands a period of public review to investigate moving the facility to a larger park or a different location.
A much smaller boathouse facility could be constructed at Clark Park, containing canoes/kayak, badly needed washrooms and a public water source, concessios and possible bike rental. Green Space is the most valuable resource in the parks, especially in this one-of-a-kind riverfront park - it must be protected for future generations.
I will have to decline your generous offer, as I see the Cubs winning a world series first.
I actually took pictures of the fenced-off area from every angle yesterday, but got too depressed to upload and link them. Hopefully that designated area is extra-large as it is also accommodating equipment staging and protecting tree root zones from compaction.
I'm pretty confident at this point saying the CPD pulled a switch on the bridge and reallocated funding to the "underbridge" that will run along the river's east side connecting the south and north sides of Addison. And that's a fine thing - except that this facility will be a conflict with those wanting to bike along the river's east side.
It is very short-sighted to pave over a big chunk of what precious little pristine open space Chicago has left. All the existing user base had wanted were some fairly basic facilities like restrooms and water fountains.
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Thanks for the link lorraine reder!
It almost looks like there could be room for a Roscoe Ped/Bike Corridor Bridge there after all by the looks of that site. Is that the whole boathouse or just the site? If it is the boathouse then it is MUCH larger than the 20,000 square foot footprint or even the 40,000 square foot footprint everyone was arguing about.
Anyhow, maybe a bridge is in the works. I rode by on the other side and it looks like there is construction fencing on Roscoe there too. So either they are starting the Ped/Bike Bridge to link the Roscoe Bike Corridor or they are just going to rip up the street for other industrial uses like they have wanted to all along.
Your guess is as good as mine -but I bet you we will NEVER see a bridge there. I'll bet someone a free wheel-build. What will you bet me in return?
I don't have much of a horse in this race, but if I was in your guys' shoes I'd be trying to get journalists/media interested in this. My first step would be to hold a "media focusing event" and get the basic grievance out there in press release form. Or has that already happened? Or are there reasons I'm not considering that that might not be something you'd want to pursue?
h', there were multiple stories by the Roscoe Village Journal, so it did get some media coverage, hard to compete with NATO. But this was a done deal, and the CPD prevented any effective organizing by deceiving the Clark Park Advisory Council/pulling a bait and switch at the 11th hour.
If a decades-established community organization associated with the park got run over, it's clear the Mayor doesn't care what anyone in the area thinks, and decided this was going to happen (see James' note on Meigs Field) one way or the other.
Of course, none of that means anyone has to like it, or that we shouldn't call it out for what it is.
Carter- Can I get a copy of your photos at email@example.com? I think it's important to take before and after photos because most of those trees in the fenced off area will be gone.
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I actually took pictures of the fenced-off area from every angle yesterday, but got too depressed to upload and link them. Hopefully that designated area is extra-large to accomodate equipment staging and for protecting tree root zones from compaction.
I'm late to the discussion. Sorry.
I paddle. Kayaks. Mostly alone. The Clark Park landing offered me a paddle in a fully accessible spot on the river. I was able to drive slowly down the accessible launch ramp to unload my boat and repeat the process after a nature filled paddle. As a sometimes gardener I enjoyed the native plantings. Conversation with fishermen and cyclists taking a break as I launched and landed was a fine bonus to my frequent outings. I will miss this and fear my quiet accessible spot is gone forever.
I'm looking for a new river launch... So far none compare. I will now be launching into a steep muddy bank on the Des Plaines near Irving or be relegated to a 50 mile round trip to Skokie Lagoons and Busse Woods. None of these offer the rich variety of wildlife found on my little stretch of the Chicago, nor the accessibility for a sometimes aging solo paddler.
Is there any possible action to stop or alter the development at this point?
Tim Norris
River park has a boat launch, map
Also once the construction is completed you will once again have access to launching at Clark Park and the launch will be larger.
Thank you, Liz.
I have paddled past there more than many times. On the west bank there is a landing with quite a hike to reach the water with a boat... It's just under the waterfall. I've even portaged from there to the real Chicago River above the fall. If there is a launch sight on the east bank, I have never noticed one. I will be making a run up there in a few minutes. As well as a run to Clark to look around up close and chat up any workers...
I obviously don't know if you are a kayaker. What we and our fellow canoeists look for in a landing is a shallow sloped bank and easy access to the water by motor vehicle. Carrying the darned boats a couple hundred yards... We just look for a better spot. And dealing with even a floating dock (such as the Oakton facility) is quite unpleasant. Most of us just want unobstructed access to a natural part of the river. The plans I have seen will not allow for this... Nor for accessibility.
Clark Park has been the spot for me and others for years before the rental guys came in. Before Clark, the Berteau landing was our place. Berteau was not even near ideal and it was sort of unfair of us to keep using it at the expense of the surrounding home owners who improved and maintain the area.
I will visit Clark after construction is finished. I fear my spot is lost forever.
Liz said:
River park has a boat launch, map
Also once the construction is completed you will once again have access to launching at Clark Park and the launch will be larger.
I just got word of this, anyone know more?
>Just saw this from the Mayor's office for Finance Committee at 10 a.m. on Monday.
A communication recommending a proposed ordinance concerning the authority to enter
into and execute an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Chicago Park District for the
redevelopment of Clark Park.
It was in the minutes of this morning's Council Finance Committee meeting:
11. An ordinance authorizing the Commissioner of the Department of Housing and
Economic Development to enter into and execute an Intergovernmental Agreement with
the Chicago Park District for the redevelopment of Clark Park.
Looks like a whole lot of money may be flowing into Clark Park soon. It appears the ordinance will be up for a vote on the June 6 City Council meeting.
TIF money for the park.
Project Budget TIF-Funded Improvements
The total cost ofthe project is $7,400,000. In no event, however,
shall funding from the Western Avenue South TIF Fund exceed $1,000,000.
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Chicago One (Private Donations) $3,950,000
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It would be interesting to know who the "Chicago One" private donor is. WMS Gaming?
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That's quite the optimistic headline spin. Alderman Pawar has proven to be one of the quickest sell-outs in aldermanic history.
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Here's the final page in this chapter:
That's quite the optimistic headline spin. Alderman Pawar has proven to be one of the quickest sell-outs in aldermanic history.
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As leader of a non-profit with a major focus on water resource protection, I've got to admit, we kind of like when it rains. Believe me, I don't love the fact that runoff wreaks havoc with our waterways, streets, and basements, but downpours do draw attention to the problems we human-folk have brought upon ourselves by altering the landscape. Once upon a time, nature did a great job of balancing the water cycle, but as we chopped, paved, and built our way into a life of impervious-ness, we generated a ton of stormwater runoff — which causes flooding, erosion, and pollutes our rivers and streams.
So, what's the connection to sport? Last weekend, one of the nation's biggest Bike races came to Philadelphia, and luckily for riders and the partygoing fans, the rains had left by race day. This week, the U.S. Open has come to our suburbs; attendees from far and wide have been pummeled by storms. And next weekend, the TriRock Philadelphia Triathlon takes place. The latter event involves a swim in the Schuylkill River, a biking segment in Fairmount Park, and is capped with a run. If we get any major rains leading up to or on race day itself, chances are good that the swim will be canceled because of high water and potential contamination. Oh, the event will likely go on, but in a drastically different form. (I'll be racing as usual, and since I'm a mediocre swimmer, I'd benefit if the swim gets canceled. But I'd also be disappointed because I signed up for the challenge of the three discipline event…)
The point is that storms bring runoff and runoff disrupts our lives in myriad ways. The learning moment is that WE CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. People all around us are trying to minimize the impacts by getting this stormwater under control. If you haven't seen it yet, check out the inspiring story of Philadelphia's Green City, Clean Waters program. Learn more by visiting StormwaterPA. And then Get into the Act by planting a tree, building a rain garden, installing a rain barrel, and sharing what you've just learned.
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In my former neighborhood of West Philly, the end of the semester for the University of Pennsylvania is seen by many as "Penn Christmas." For the weeks following the end of the academic year, people dumpster dive and trash pick wonderful treasures. Some trash finds are downright mythic. I have a friend who claims to have discovered both an iPod and a backpack that still had cash in it!
Since 2008, UPenn has been working to eliminate the amount of items that get tossed. PennMOVES collects donated items, and then resells them to benefit local charities. It's such an excellent idea! I wish more schools would implement such a program. If you are interested in scoping out some free secondhand treasures, I definitely recommend looking up your local college's academic calendar.
Do you know of other colleges that collect donated items from their students moving? Or have you found such cool items after college lets out? Let me know! !
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We are still settling down after a busy week of awesome events with the Philadelphia Science Festival. Anita and I met so many wonderful people through the Science Carnival, our teacher workshop, and the South Philly Neighborhood Science Activity.
One thing I am particularly proud of is how creative we got with our materials. Our mission was to create a model to show the importance of green spaces in cleaning polluting contaminants out of our water and helping to slow the flow of rain waters. With limited money and time, we also hoped to reuse as much materials as possible and produce very little waste.
So, what did we end up using? Anita snagged hundreds of used plastic water bottles from an education conference. We trash picked a few more plastic liter bottles from our respective neighborhoods. (Don't worry, Mom; I washed my hands thoroughly!) We used old pantyhose that had holes in them to hold our soil profiles in place in the plastic bottles. We collected coffee grounds from our homes and had more given to us by the coffee shop around the corner from our office. Our bookkeeper Terry donated leftover soil that was taking up space in her home garden's shed. All we had to purchase was some gravel, sand, and radish seeds! Not too shabby!
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The Philadelphia Science Festival is a ten-day, community-wide celebration of science that takes place annually in April, featuring lectures, debates, hands-on activities, special exhibitions and a variety of other informal science education experiences for Philadelphians of all ages. GreenTreks Network's environmental education program, EcoExpress.org, will be participating in three upcoming events as part of the Philadelphia Science Festival!
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Saturday, April 20, 2013, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
at Logan's Circle (on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 19th Street in Philadelphia, PA)
You've never experienced an outdoor carnival like this one! This carnival features more than 100 exhibitors offering non-stop, family-friendly experiments, interactive activities, games, and a packed line-up of live entertainment. Enjoy liquid nitrogen ice cream, make gak, meet live zoo animals, check out the inner-workings of robots, take a tour of a helicopter, extract DNA from a strawberry, test a "crime scene" for forensic evidence, and so much more!
Teacher Workshop: Connecting to our Everyday Environment with EcoExpress.org and the PA Horticultural Society
Monday, April 22, 2013, 4:00pm to 7:00pm
at the Department of Making and Doing (3711 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104)
Engage in a lively discussion with other educators on how to make cross-curricular connections to environmental science. Then, learn how to address ecological topics while using your student's everyday environment and gain valuable classroom resources from EcoExpress and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. Participating Pennsylvania-based teachers will receive three Act 48 credit hours. Register for free here.
Student Event: Neighborhood Science After School
Thursday, April 25, 2013, 3:30pm to 5:30pm
at the South Philadelphia Branch of the Free Library (1700 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19145)
Turn your kitchen into a science lab! Discover how chemistry plays a role in some of your favorite foods. Then, learn how you can keep our drinking water safe and clean by protecting water at the source, and how to write and break secret codes! Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center, the Chemical Heritage Foundation, and Temple University will also be presenting! This event is FREE and open to students in K through 12!
In addition to attending these excellent events, don't forget to enter EcoExpress' contest to win a mini video camera!


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This worldwide recording artist will blow you away with his rousing repertoire of jazz and big band songs and others.
Featured Concerts
Multi-Day Events
KIXI artist Harry Connick Jr in concert
Sunday, November 18th, 2012
Immerse yourself in a night full of raw emotional rhythm and blues from the 1960's.
Tuesday, November 27th, 2012
One of the musical icons of our generation, Glan Campbell, is taking a final victory lap and a farewell tour to say thanks to his millions of fans.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2012
THE IRISH TENORS delights you in their Christmas Gala Performance while you benefit a great cause.
Sunday, December 30th, 2012
Saturday, January 19th, 2013
Remember Harry Belafonte's life as he takes you on a journey of his eventful life of his performances and social justice work.
Saturday, February 9th, 2013
Sunday, February 10th, 2013
Friday, February 15th, 2013
Join the back-to-back Grammy Winning artist for Record of the Year and legendary R&B artist.
Saturday, March 9th, 2013
Sunday, March 10th, 2013
Sunday, March 24th, 2013
Saturday, March 30th, 2013
Wednesday, May 8th, 2013
Saturday, June 1st, 2013
Sunday, June 2nd, 2013
Saturday, June 15th, 2013
Thursday, August 8th, 2013
Friday, November 15th, 2013
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- Dan Murphy
- Stardust
- KIXI Music Mornings
- KIXI Music
- When Radio Was
- Imagination Theatre
- Twilight Zone Radio Dramas
- Crime Club
- Radio Trivia
- Shake Rattle Showtime
- Elvis Only
- Big Band Jump
- Alki Tours & Travel Talk
- Parker Cruise and Tour Talk
- Commercial Programming
- Public Affairs
- Sounds of Sinatra
- Fifties at Five
- Chat With Women
Featured Events
Get healthy with a free Health & Fitness Expo and a good run in a marathon.
Come to a weird, wacky and world famous parade and fair.
Enjoy festivities, activities, live music and vendor's wares in Puyallup.


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(NEWSER) – The State Department all but raised the white flag on closing Gitmo today, quietly reassigning the special envoy in charge of shutting down the notorious prison, the New York Times reports. The office of Daniel Fried is being closed, with no one to replace him, as his work is "assumed" by a legal-advisory office inside the department, according to an internal memo. Yet President Obama's administration still says it plans to shut down Guantanamo Bay.
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Design By: Maggie Weldon
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: 40" x 56" Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn - White – 30 oz, 1125 yds(840 grams, 1012 meters); Pink – 10 oz, 370 yds(280 grams, 333 meters); Green – 1 oz, 38 yds(28 grams, 34 meters); Yarn Needle
Crochet Hook: Size H-8 (5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Crochet Pattern for Butterfly Afghan and pillow
This spring-inspired crochet pattern is one of our favorites! Vibrant colors and a lighthearted design combine to make this gorgeous afghan. This is great throw on the back of a chair or couch to brighten your home up this spring.
The Butterfly Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern is a spring-inspired design sure to be one of your favorite crochet projects. Vibrant colors and a lighthearted design combine to make this gorgeous afghan. Decorate the back of a chair or couch or use the afghan and pillow anywhere in your home that you need some color. Maggie Weldon took the sense of freedom and happiness that is often felt when you see a butterfly, and transformed it into an light and frilly afghan. The bonus is that this design also works well on a pillow from a complete set. The Butterfly Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern includes instructions for the crochet afghan and coordinating crochet pillow. Put this afghan out in spring when you are ready for winter to be over, or keep it out all year long so you are always thinking spring.
Butterfly Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern uses a worsted-weight yarn for a delicate, yet sturdy afghan that you can use on a regular basis or set out on display. This intermediate level crochet pattern has a finished size of 40 inches by 56 inches. The pretty butterfly afghan is large enough to use as a lap covering, or the perfect size for a throw over the back of a chair. Butterfly Afghan and Pillow makes a nice accent to a sun room, or any place where you can sit and feel the bright sunlight. Butterflies come out in the spring and summer months. This is exactly what you will feel when sitting with this pretty crochet pattern for this afghan.
Other popular crochet afghan patterns include:
Scrap Afghan and Pillow Pattern http://www.maggiescrochet.com/scrap-fan-afghan-and-pillow-pattern-p-355.html
Giraffe Afghan, Pillow and Toy Pattern http://www.maggiescrochet.com/giraffe-afghan-pillow-and-toy-pattern-p-1238.html
Afghan Lovers Collection http://www.maggiescrochet.com/afghan-lovers-collection-p-1726.html
Pansy Afghan and Pillow Set http://www.maggiescrochet.com/pansy-afghan-and-pillow-set-p-1602.html
Ladybug Afghan and Pillow Pattern http://www.maggiescrochet.com/ladybug-afghan-and-pillow-pattern-p-140.html
Best Ever Afghans http://www.maggiescrochet.com/best-ever-afghans-p-1884.html
Delight over this Crochet Pattern!
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Starry Night Dress
Style: 24707200
- Only sold thru Free People
*Machine Wash Cold
*Made in USA
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- Model's Height:
- 5' 10"
- Wearing Size
- Small
- Model's Height:
- 5' 9"
- Wearing Size
- Small
- Model's Height:
- 5' 10"
- Wearing Size
- Small
Measurements for Small:
Length in Front: 45 1/2"Length on Sides: 32"
Bust (all around): 28"
Waist (all around): 24 1/2"
Armhole Drop: 9"
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A new report from the Institute of Medicine examines the treatment needs of service members and veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and how certain comorbidities can affect treatment for PTSD.
The report's authors classify the conditions that are most likely to interfere with effective PTSD-specific treatments, and whose treatment should be integrated into a comprehensive treatment program for PTSD, into 3 categories: psychiatric; medical, which includes chronic pain, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and amputation; and psychosocial. They note that the "prevalence of co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions and psychosocial issues differs among the varied cohorts and subpopulations of service members and veterans … and that the treatment needs of different groups will be different."
In addition, the report examines the effect of PTSD on long-term health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, and diabetes mellitus.
Of the service members and veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan and screened positive for PTSD symptoms, about 40% have received a referral for additional evaluation or treatment, and of those referred, about 65% go on to receive treatment, the report says.
Earlier this year, APTA was invited by the Office of the First Lady to participate in the Joining Forces Initiative—a comprehensive national effort to mobilize all sectors of society to give the nation's service members and their families the opportunities and support they have earned. As a provider that specializes in treating injuries that affect a vast number of returning service members and veterans, APTA is uniquely positioned to help ensure its practitioners have the best, most up-to-date information on TBI, PTSD, and postcombat depression.
Read about APTA's commitment to the initiative, and access educational and advocacy resources on the management of wounded service members, on APTA's Joining Forces webpage.
The Olympics are just around the corner, and APTA is taking the opportunity to promote the physical therapist's role in helping athletes of all abilities maintain a mobile and active lifestyle. Be sure to listen for APTA's Move Forward radio ads running this week on SiriusXM radio leading up to the Olympic Games. The ads, part of APTA's ongoing branding campaign, are running all week on the following channels: SiriusXM Stars (includes numerous shows such as Rosie O'Donnell and TMZ); CNN; MSNBC; CNBC; Oprah Radio; and Martha Stewart Living Radio. Listen to the ads through APTA's website.
In response to initial member feedback, APTA has made some navigational adjustments to its inaugural issue of PT in Motion Extra—a new complement to APTA's monthly member magazine, PT in Motion. An instructions page will now help you navigate through the issue, and arrows guiding you within and between articles have been revised to be more intuitive. Other responses to the survey at the end of the issue indicate that the most popular article among readers was "Robotic Devices Help Patients Walk, Reach."
Recent policy changes and new federal regulations could have serious implications for members of the physical therapy profession who offer services in home health and inpatient rehabilitation settings, and in skilled nursing facilities.
APTA's 2-day post-acute care compliance seminar will provide essential information to physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and their administrative staff that can be used to improve practices and ensure compliance with federal regulations and laws.
Participants will be able to meet and talk with nationally known experts about documentation, patient assessment and classification, compliance with Medicare regulations, and emerging issues in health care reform.
Seating is limited. Register now to reserve your place at the October 12-13 seminar in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Hyatt House Charlotte City Center, or the November 9-10 seminar in Dallas, Texas, at The Adolphus Hotel. For registration and course information, visit APTA's Learning Center.
APTA's Essential Health Benefits (EHB) webpage provides an overview of this new benefit package, established under the Affordable Care Act, which ensures that certain health plans offered in the state Health Insurance Exchanges (exchanges) provide a baseline of coverage, benefits, and services to their enrollees.
Most health plans that will be offered in exchanges, with some exceptions, must cover 10 categories of benefits in order to be certified and offered in the exchanges. Of particular interest to physical therapists is the rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices category. Although rehabilitative services will be mandatory services in most Qualified Health Plans, states will most likely impose annual visit limits, caps, or other restrictions for therapy services as current employer-sponsored plans do. Therefore, it is imperative that physical therapists continue to educate state legislators, state policy makers, and consumers of the value, benefits, and cost savings of physical therapy services.
Find background information on essential health benefits, a map of Medicaid and exchanges coverage by state, resource for state and chapter advocacy efforts, and more on this 1-stop resource page.
Details of the proposed rule for the 2013 home health prospective payment system (HH PPS) are available in a new highlights document on APTA's Medicare Payment and Policies for Home Health webpage. Find out how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposes to update payments, modify the physician face-to-face requirement, and implement new therapy coverage requirements regarding functional reassessments. The summary also outlines changes that CMS proposes to the HH PPS grouper, updates to quality reporting, and revisions to requirements and sanctions for compliance and noncompliance for home health agencies regarding state survey and certification.
Check out highlights from last year, read a message from the president, and view a Legacy Gala video in the Foundation for Physical Therapy's 2011 Annual Report. The report also includes information on the Scientific Review Committee, grant and scholarship awardees, Foundation service awards, and donors.


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