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(Woodland, CA) - October 18, 2016 - Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig announces the success of the 9th Annual Yolo County Senior Resource & Crime Prevention Fair. On Thursday, October 13 from 9am to 12pm, Yolo County Seniors attended this large-scale event which was held at the Woodland Community Center, 2001 East Street, in Woodland.
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Rotator cuff is the group of tendons in the shoulder joint providing support and enabling wider range of motion. Major injury to these tendons may result in tear of these tendons and the condition is called as rotator cuff tear. It is one of the most common causes of shoulder pain in middle aged adults and older individuals.
Shoulder Pain
Pain in the shoulder suggests a shoulder injury which is more common in athletes participating in sports such as swimming, tennis, pitching and weightlifting. The injuries are caused due to the over usage or repetitive motion of the arms.
The shoulder is a highly mobile ball and socket joint. The ball of the upper arm bone (humerus) is held in place at the socket (glenoid) of the shoulder blade (scapula) by a group of ligaments.
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Shoulder impingement is the condition of inflammation of the tendons of the shoulder joint. It is one of the most common causes of pain in the adult shoulder. The shoulder is a 'ball-and-socket' joint. A 'ball' at the top of the upper arm bone, humerus, fits neatly into a 'socket', called the glenoid, which is part of the shoulder blade, scapula.
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The shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint. A 'ball' at the top of the upper arm bone (the humerus) fits neatly into a 'socket', called the glenoid, which is part of the shoulder blade (scapula).
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The term arthritis literally means inflammation of a joint, but is generally used to describe any condition in which there is damage to the cartilage. Damage of the cartilage in the shoulder joint causes shoulder arthritis.
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The shoulder joint is a "ball and socket" joint that enables the smooth gliding and thereby the movements of arms. However, it is inherently unstable because of the shallow socket.
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Golfer's Elbow
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Elbow Injuries
Elbow Fractures: Fracture is a common injury to the elbow. Elbow fractures may result from a fall onto an outstretched wrist, a direct impact to the elbow or a twisting injury. Elbow fractures may cause severe pain, swelling, tenderness and painful movements.
Little League Elbow
Little league elbow also called as medial apophysitis, is an overuse condition that occurs when there is overstress or injury to the inside portion of the elbow. It is commonly seen in children involved in sports activities that require repetitive throwing such as baseball.
Elbow Pain
The elbow is a hinge joint made up of 3 bones – humerus, radius and ulna. The bones are held together by ligaments to provide stability to the joint. Muscles and tendons move the bones around each other and help in performing various activities.
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Clavicle Fracture
Clavicle fracture, also called broken collarbone is a very common sports injury seen in people who are involved in contact sports such as football and martial arts as well as impact sports such as motor racing.
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Unlike a compromise which involves a give and take between opposing viewpoints, a republicompromise means to agree with whatever the Republican overlords say given their attitude of arrogance and self righteousness and certainty that they are always right. Whether their 'mandate' consists of a one vote victory in the US Supreme Court as in the 2000 Presidential election, or taking back one house in the Congress as in the 2010 election despite polling showing the popularity of the party overall at 25% in approval ratings, they never waver from their certitude that they are always right and belong in power.
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Netflix Buys Mark Millar's "Millarworld" Line, Teases 'Wanted' Sequel
Mark Millar is, arguably, the most successful comic book creator ever when it comes to adaptations of his work. The creator of Kick-Ass, Wanted, Kingsmen: The Secret Service, and writer of the stories that led to Captain America: Civil War, Logan, and Josh Trank's Fantastic Four is always on the cusp of having one of his comics developed for the big screen. So Netflix decided to get on the groundfloor where they can pick at Millar's brain more easily, by snapping up the rights to his entire Millarworld line.
Millarworld properties will now have an exclusive home at Netflix, where they plan to adapt his creator-owned material in a variety of different ways. Basically, expect movies, adult-oriented TV series, and shows geared towards the kiddies. Yes, Millar does that stuff, too. Here's a little bit from the press release:
Together, Netflix and Millar will bring Millarworld's portfolio of critically and fan-acclaimed character franchises to life through films, series and kids' shows available exclusively to Netflix members globally. Millarworld will also continue to create and publish new stories and character franchises under the Netflix label.
"As creator and re-inventor of some of the most memorable stories and characters in recent history, ranging from Marvel's The Avengers to Millarworld's Kick-Ass, Kingsman, Wanted and Reborn franchises, Mark is as close as you can get to a modern day Stan Lee," said Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos. "We can't wait to harness the creative power of Millarworld to Netflix and start a new era in global storytelling."
"This is only the third time in history a major comic book company has been purchased at this level," said Millar. "I'm so in love with what Netflix is doing and excited by their plans. Netflix is the future and Millarworld couldn't have a better home."
What you won't find are new Kingsmen or Kick-Ass projects because they are housed at different studios. Not that Netflix needs them. They've got their eyes firmly set on a number of Millar projects according to the below tweet...
Chrononauts, Superior, and Nemesis have had feature projects in the works for years, but it looks like they are fair game now, along with possibly a new version of Wanted, which has had a sequel in development Hell just as long. Perhaps they can finally convince Angelina Jolie to return? If Colin Firth can come back for 'The Golden Circle'...Actually, Wanted may be better off as a series, too. Make a clean break from the movie.
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On top of the many flashy features of Apple's new iOS 9 devices, there's another reason business owners might want to upgrade their electronic devices: To ramp up cybersecurity.
Apple's latest line, unveiled Wednesday, is expected to require a six-digit code, and sometimes a fingerprint, to access the features. That's a step up from the four-digit code used on current models, and one expert said it could be motivation for enterprise customers to make the switch to Apple products.
"This is a big deal, and honestly our friends at Apple are leading the way here," Caleb Barlow, IBM security vice president, said Friday on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street." "It's time to step it up a notch, both on our own devices and on what companies require for logins."


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Newest Accolade Comes as Nimbula Showcases Nimbula Director at VMworld 2010 Europe
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(Marketwire - October 13, 2010) - Nimbula, the Cloud Operating System Company, today announced that Dow Jones VentureWire named it one of 50 companies to watch in The Wall Street Journal at http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2010/10/12/venturewires-fastech-conference-to-spotlight-most-promising-start-ups/. This news comes as Nimbula is demonstrating Nimbula Director in Booth #109 at VMworld 2010 Europe this week.
Nimbula, which emerged from stealth mode in June 2010, was founded by former Amazon executives Chris Pinkham and Willem van Biljon, who led the development of the Amazon EC2 public cloud service. Nimbula's business and technology focus is on blending EC2-like scale, agility and efficiency with private infrastructure customization and control. Nimbula recently closed a Series B round of financing -- bringing the total to more than $20 million in funding from VCs Accel Partners and Sequoia Capital.
"Enterprises want the same benefits of agility, automation and scale demonstrated by public cloud services such as Amazon EC2 behind their firewall. Although the number of private and hybrid cloud solutions is increasing rapidly, discerning which solution is best suited to your organization can be difficult," said Reza Malekzadeh, VP of Marketing at Nimbula. "This recognition from Dow Jones VentureWire validates the market opportunity and the strength of our team, vision and architecture."
The Dow Jones VentureWire listing is the latest in a series of accolades for Nimbula. Nimbula was recently named one of the most exciting cloud computing startups to keep an eye on, was a GigaOM Structure 2010 LaunchPad! Finalist and was dubbed one of three cloud properties ready to burst by Fortune.
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LIMERICK cage fighter Catherine Costigan added another victory to her glittering CV when she defeated Noelia Molina from Monaco in Cage Warriors 70 at The Helix in Dublin.
Catherine, who is co-owner of the Pankration Kickboxing Academy with her husband Dermot, won the fight in the first round, defeating her opponent by technical submission with an armbar.
Catherine was quite pleased with the comprehensive nature of her win, but she was less impressed with Molina's conduct before and during the fight.
"She was the most aggressive opponent I've ever faced. She really tried to get in my face and mentally intimidate me. It was ridiculous, really. I don't know what she was thinking.
"Before the fight she was on social media proclaiming how she would give me the beating of my life and that she would mentally take me down. I suppose that's good for the fight promotions but after she lost, she wouldn't even shake my hand or my coach's. I thought that was bad form."
Catherine now hopes that her latest triumph will open the door for a title fight in the months ahead, with her eyes fixed on Cage Warriors' flagship event on December 31.
"The New Year's Eve event is the biggest show on the Cage Warriors calendar. They asked me to do it last year and Cage Warriors chief executive Graham Boylan told me that he's looking to find the right opponent for me, although nothing is confirmed yet."
Catherine's loyal supporters were disappointed that there was no live coverage of the fight against Molina, either on television or online. Their angry Internet feedback could prompt Boylan to schedule the Limerick fighter on the main card for her next Cage Warriors event.
Catherine said: "I was shocked that it wasn't broadcast. Normally the fights would be streamed online but a few matches on the card fell through. Such was the outrage on Twitter that I think Graham and company realised they made a mistake and that I deserve to be on the main card next time."


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Much like many parts of the city, the west end of SoMa is going through a development renaissance. A recent area tour revealed once blighted sections transformed into blocks blooming with construction activity. Highlighted below are the six most notable development hotspots in that area.
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3016 false true true false true true false auto false ease-in-out 300 auto false 0 true trueThe construction schedule for Angelo Sangiacomo's Trinity Place recently progressed into phase 3 with builder Swinerton having broken ground late last year. An onsite tour of the construction site revealed micro-piling equipment and excavators surrounding a trench that hints to a future subterranean parking lot. The site is adjacent to buildings one and two which were completed in phase one (2009) and two (2013) respectively. The phase three project, with an expected finish date of early 2017, comprises of a 19 story L shaped building that will house a total of 546 units. The design of the new building, like the first two buildings, represents a simplified and somewhat diluted version of Arquitectonica's initial innovative design. Regardless of the styling, the Trinity Project when completed will add 1900 residential units to a reinvigorated once blighted section of SoMa.
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3018 false true true false true true false auto false ease-in-out 300 auto false 0 true trueThe site at 1321 Mission Street currently contains a 15 foot deep excavation trench bottomed with a freshly poured mat of concrete. Majority of the building was initially intended to house college students, however, amendments to an early approved proposal would allow non-students to lease most of the building's 160 units at market and below market rates (BMR). Based on planning documents, it is currently unclear which path owner Panoramic Interests will take. Regardless of who will be the renters, two thirds of the units will have a SmartSpace design with diminutive 291 sq. feet of floor space. Additionally, the 11 story building's 3,359 sq. feet of retail space will increase sidewalk foot traffic in a sometimes desolate stretch of Mission Street. Builder Pankow expects the Kwan Henmi designed building to be completed by summer 2015.
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This weekend, one of Northumberland's horticultural shows is looking forward to celebrating its 100th show.
Organisers of the Longhirst Show, which will be held in the village hall, say that the first event they have on record dates back to 1915 and took place in Longhirst Hall.
As part of the centenary celebrations, the group has this year scheduled some extra classes.
These centenary classes are all themed around things that could only be grown or found 100 years ago. The sections will include any vegetable variety grown at that time as well as any flower variety, an old recipe, a black and white or sepia photograph of the time and any craft item which might have been made 100 years ago.
Organisers are hoping that this special theme, centring on their heritage, will prove to be a real crowd-puller.
Show secretary Gill Featonby said: "The first record we know of a show being held in Longhirst was in 1915 at Longhirst Hall.
"I've competed at the show and been on the show committee since 1978 and followed Alf Younger as secretary.
"Both Bob Jackson, who is the current chairman, and myself have decided not to stand for re-election at the end of the year.
"We sincerely hope that some of the younger members of the parish might be interested in taking the show on into the future."
With the added centenary classes, there are 129 classes in total for people to enter. They include a wide range of entries from crafts, photography and cookery right through to vegetables and flowers.
There will also be a special class for the best begonia plant from corm.
Obviously, the show would not be complete without the junior entries for ages 16 and under. There's a variety of classes which youngsters can enter, including best flower arrangement, best greeting card, best painting or drawing and even best flower arrangement plus more.
For those wishing to enter the competition, entries must be taken to the village hall or by arrangement with Gill.
Entry is 10p for each exhibit – only one entry per class and exhibits can be set up tomorrow or on Saturday.
The show on Saturday starts at 2.30pm and admission is £3 for adults and children are free. There will be teas, tombola and a raffle with an auction sale of produce at 4.45pm.
For anyone wishing to enter the show or for any further information on the event, contact secretary Gill Featonby on 01670 812447 or email email@example.com


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So. You're going to have a baby? Please, young lady, let me prepare you for everything you think you already know. Ha.
You are soon to learn that being a mother is truly a thankless job. This is something you've heard time and time again as naive young girl, but it won't make much sense to you until you've spent some sleepless nights with a fussy newborn. Thankless. Those ten little piggies aren't going to thank you for the billions of tasks you do each day to make her life wonderful.
They won't thank you for letting your body take a hit on behalf of her birth (and by 'hit" I mean that you're not invisible to gravity like you currently believe. Your plump college booty is going south, sweetie… and you can kiss triangle-top bikinis goodbye. Nobody wants to see that.)
You won't be showered with gratitude for quietly cleaning up that last massive blow-out that occurred just before you were able to slide the next clean diaper under her butt (the one that left you with a hand full of Lord-only-knows-how-that-came-out-of-a-baby).
That little meaty ball of cuteness isn't going to wipe away your tears when your amidst a mommy-meltdown because your keys are missing, you're wearing two different shoes and you're trying to get out the door before the end of the century.
Thankless (for now)… but amazing.
It's not going to take you long to learn this. Being a mother is not for the faint of heart. It's this realization that will make you thankful for your own mother beyond words… something that she's been waiting for you to realize for 29 years now.
Let me tell you what being a new momma will mean…
It means you'll never really sleep again… and when you do fall into a 2 hour super-coma, your dreams will be loaded with all of the worries of being a new mom: the plethora of terrible things in this world that could possibly harm your little peewee. You'll be shaken awake by even the tiniest little baby fart, and like a warrior you will rise to the occasion of changing your ten billionth poopy diaper at O'dark thirty while daddy sleeps soundly on the pillow next to yours.
Being a mother means that your body is no longer yours. You'll simply become a glorified cow, dropping everything when she needs to eat – no matter when or where. Your cute "Very Sexy" bras will be replaced with the ugly fleshy colored slings that you and your girlfriends used to laugh at while walking past the underwear section. And don't think for a second that you won't pick up a pair of those sweet granny panties hanging next to them. Slipping on those comfy drawers will soon be more rewarding than a day at the spa.
Speaking of shopping…being a new mom means that your beloved Target trips no longer consist of scouting the sale rack for a new wardrobe under $50 while you stroll around with hot pretzel and an icee. It means you will plop that newborn in the back of that cart and zip through the store like you're on Supermarket Sweep – stopping only long enough to compare diaper prices and pick up some clearance deodorant… all while pookie-pants cries her face off as your boobs are leaking down to your knees because it's feeding time. Moo.
It means that "date night" with your hubby will consist of conversations about baby's latest poop over a quick burger and water. You'll talk about your new life at home (reminiscent of the movie Groundhog Day), about things like laundry and dust bunnies… while your husband stares blankly at the new creature that babbles on in front of him. Poor man. Gone are the days of grabbing a few drinks and "painting the town red" (whatever that means..). Now you've got a three-hour window to rush through dinner and maybe even an exciting trip to Babies R' Us before your precious udders are being screamed for by that little farmer back home.
Being a mother is tough. The glow of pregnancy has faded. You're no longer that cute round "momma to be" that everyone wants to talk to. You'll become that young mom whose baby is screaming her face off in Target while everyone stares at you in horror.
You'll learn that there isn't enough concealer in the world to truly hide the new bags you're sporting. You'll feel jiggles in parts of your body that you could have sworn were made of bone. You will inevitably have at least one night where there's nothing left to do but cry with your baby and it will feel surprisingly good.
You'll become your mother in ways you swore you wouldn't – complaining about how inappropriate commercials are these days and worrying that your baby might have developed West Nile from that brisk walk to the park. You'll look forward to things like Jeopardy and Meatloaf.
When I say being a mother is thankless I simply mean that only other mothers will truly understand how hard you work, how tired you are, and how much you do. It's impossible for anyone else to see it. It doesn't mean your husband won't tell you that you're doing great, because he will. And you will hang on those words for as long as you can, repeating them over in your head.. trying to believe them yourself.
The "thank you's" won't come as words from her for a long time.. but whatever you do – DO NOT wish this time away. Embrace it. It won't always be like this. It's not easy being a new mom. I don't believe anybody ever told you it would be. You have become part of a sacred society of women who have learned the art of selflessness. A society of women who eat 4-day-old cold pizza for breakfast while they nurse a baby and simultaneously clean up the living room with their feet. You will become, in a sense, a super hero.
This isn't to say that motherhood is an unrewarding job.
Her love for you will be the greatest earthly reward you've ever known.
It's that little cutie that will keep you going long passed the point you'd expected yourself to quit. You will thrive off of a tiny smile, a little hand grasped around your finger… you will live for the little moments where your eyes lock and you can't look away. You'll enjoy just watching her sleep like an angel. You'll crave the feeling of her warm little body snuggled into your chest. You'll think of her every second you're away from her. You'll speak of her every chance you get. She will make your heart feel bigger than it ever has… She will remind you how mighty God is… She will restore your faith in miracles.
That will be her way of thanking you until she's far older… about the age that you are now. And while that seems like an eternity away, you've been warned that it's only a matter of a single blink before she's grown. Dear me, hold on tight, stay strong, and believe your husband when he tells you that you're doing a great job… because you are.
29-Year-Old You


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The Craig's New Home
|Ken, Kimberly, and Kenny Craig
|Building new home
|Sometime in the next 12 months
|Toll Brothers
|New address:
|50 Marathon Key Way, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
|Town of Nocatee in northern St. Johns County, Florida
|Coastal Oaks at Nocatee
|Home model:
|The Franklin with the Heritage elevation
|Toll Brothers
|Coastal Oaks at Nocatee
|St. Johns County
Wednesday, June 13, 2007 (Ken) -
First of all, pictures. June 2nd and June 10th visits. We're getting near the end. Tile, bathroom counters, and all cabinets are in. Gas line to the back patio is in. Staircase railing is in. Intercom system, surround sound speakers, driveway and front porch pavers are in.
We're meeting with the landscape lady tomorrow at the house to go over the planting plan. Since we're the first house in our section, we get a $3,000 upgraded landscaping package. We'll see how it goes. Kimberly, as the resident green thumb, has some specific wants for the yard.
The key to finishing the house is getting FPL to install the electrical service to the neighborhood. Electricity leads to sprinkler system which leads to landscaping and lawn. Electricity also leads to a working AC. Lawn and AC lead to carpets. Beyond that, there's only minor detail work to go. So, we're close. Bob Toback (that's him to the right, HI BOB!) mentioned the second week of July as a possibility for the closing - we'll try to get a better read tomorrow. Regardless, Bob said they would work with us on the closing date.
Now, for the good news. We have another contract on our Goshawk home. Lower than the last one, but we can live with it. The inspection was earlier today. No word yet, but we're cautiously optimistic. The buyer is getting an FHA loan, so the closing is a little different that it would have been before. The closing date on the contract is July 31, but we should be able to accelerate that if everything works out OK.
All things considered, we're back on track. Should be an interesting (and hectic) month!
Tuesday, May 22, 2007 (Ken) -
Contract on the Goshawk house fell through. Not happy. Back on the market.
May 12 visit photos - Kim's Aunt Glenna came to Jax for Mother's Day weekend and came out to the site with us. Brought her little dog, as you'll see.
May 20 visit photos - more progress. I don't feel like writing more now. I'll elaborate later.
Buy my house, please!
Sunday, May 6, 2007 (Ken) -
Rainy day out at the house (photos). Things are progressing very nicely. The final coat of stucco is on - main color is a nice neutral green and the trim is white. Looks really good. We're all really happy with the way the house looks now. Inside, several walls are painted and most of the trim is up. The wainscoting in the dining room is done. Garage doors are up. Many of the interior doors are up also. Solid progress.
Stopped by model row - Toll Brothers has finally moved their sales office on site there. Signed off and wrote a check for the Atlantic Home Technologies work - surround sound, computer wiring, intercom. Met with Bob Toback and found out that he's seen this site - a client in New Jersey pointed him to it! HI BOB! For the record, Bob has been great. Very responsive and has helped resolve a few small problems. Our impression of Toll has improved dramatically as a result of Bob's involvement.
Our current house - the inspection is scheduled for Tuesday. Assuming we pass without any major issues, we're on track for a May 31 closing. Stopped by the condo we'll stay at during the interim. My boss, Terry Hull, owns it and is just finishing up a pretty significant renovation. Looks really good for the couple months we'll need it. Big thanks to Terry for helping us out.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007 (Ken) -
HOT DIGGITY DOG! We sold our house! Actually, we have a signed contract and just need to pass the inspection scheduled for next Tuesday. The buyers are an older couple moving from St. Augustine to be closer to their kids who live in Mandarin. The price ended up on the low end of what we thought we could get, but overall, we're REALLY happy. Closing date is scheduled for May 31. Lots of packing between now and then. We're going to stay at my bosses condo until our Nocatee home is done - probably a month or two.
As for the new house, we went out last Saturday to look around (photos). We completely forgot that Toll Brothers was having their "Toll Days" event out at the model around the corner from us. The turnout was pretty good. Finally got a chance to meet our Project Manager Brian. Only 3/4's of the way through the process! Found out they've sold a couple lots in the Legacy collection - lots 126, 106 or 107?, and their building now on the corner lot 104. So we'll have some neighbors after all. Even got a chance to meet the couple building on 106 (or 7?). Older college and high school aged kids. The family moving into 126 supposedly has a couple kids under 10.
Inside the house, they've started on the trim work - base boards, door casing, window sills, and crown molding.. The textured ceiling is up too. We still don't have a completion date, but we're hearing July.
Monday, April 23, 2007 (Ken) -
Stucco, street signs, and drywall - oh my! Photos
Wednesday, April 18, 2007 (Ken) -
DRYWALL!!!! Photos
Site visit on 4/8: Photos
Site visit on 4/1: Photos
From our pre-drywall meeting on 3/29 (Photos).
Sunday, March 25, 2007 (Ken) -
GRRRRR. Someone buy my house. We've had our house listed for three weekends now and had 3 people come through during an open house last weekend and only one other showing so far. I'm not sure if our agent isn't doing enough to scare up people or the market is just that slow. Here's our listing in the MLS. GRRRR!
We've had a couple issues with Toll Brothers. First, a couple weeks ago we found out our sales rep, Lianna, quit. Not a big loss since she didn't know too much about the company, development, house, or much of anything else. Her boss, Shane, was fired soon thereafter - probably more for personality issues than anything else. Anyway, we're now dealing with Bob Toback. He's been with Toll for a long time and seems to know what he's talking about. Now, we're dealing with a problem with the intercom on the back lanai. Since the rear wall in the family room is the full two story height, the columns are made of 4 2x8's nailed together @ 16" on center. That doesn't leave enough room for the intercom box to fit on that wall under the lanai roof. I find it hard to understand how Toll could have built this house before (there are a couple Franklin's in Palencia down the street) and not run into this before.
We'll come to a resolution this Thursday at our pre-drywall inspection on site.
More photos from today. Photos from Mar 25.
Sunday, March 18, 2007 (Ken) -
More photos from today. Photos from Mar 18.
Saturday, March 10, 2007 (Ken) -
Been a while since we updated, although we've been to the site several times. I'll start with a couple links
Photos from Feb 25
Photos from Mar 10
Monday, February 19, 2007 (Kimberly) -
Photos. It's a two story house! Very Nice! The stairs are not in yet so we could not go to the second floor. You can see where the windows are going to be. The front yard is actually going to be bigger that I expected. The driveway will be longer than our current driveway. Also, the house does not sit straight onto the road. It is angled slightly West (facing South). So, instead of seeing the garage stand out, you will see the beautiful porch and balcony. We are already picking out rocking chairs.
There is no electricity to the neighborhood yet. It is very quiet. It is amazing to think that the workmen bring a generator, equipment and tools etc to the site each week (or day).
The woods behind the house are mostly pines and scrub palms. A few holly bushes. I can't wait to make a trail and hang up a birdfeeder!
Until next week. Blessing to all...
Sunday, February 11, 2007 (Kenny) -
OK we visited the property today and the framing is up!!!!!!!! The framing showed how large our living room is and it is pretty big. I think you will enjoy to hear that I kind of like living in a new house. We saw animal tracks and they looked like Raccoon tracks and they were going toward a dumpster. Well that's about it I hope you enjoyed this report on our house bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Photos.
Monday, February 5, 2007 (Ken) -
We all headed out to the property yesterday after church. THE SLAB HAS BEEN POURED!! Photos. Everything is looking good so far. The lumber is on site including the roof trusses.
One issue I haven't mentioned yet came up during the preconstruction meeting. We were surprised to learn that Toll would not provide natural gas to the property. We knew that Coastal Oaks would not have gas lines run throughout the community and that we would need to have a tank at the house to provide gas. But all the homes Toll is selling have gas fireplaces, plus they offered and sold us both a gas stove and an additional line to the line (for a grill). Given that, we assumed Toll would coordinate installation of a gas tank at the property. Not so fast thought, turns out that is something we have to take care of after we close on the house. This is the first really significant negative issue we've had with Toll. I'm really surprised that they see no problem selling us a home without a working stove. In the great grand scheme of things, it's not that big a deal. Just something I thought they would handle.
Sunday, January 28, 2007 (Ken) -
Just returned from a site visit with Granny - Kim is working and Kenny is visiting a friend. Photos. Slab has not been laid yet, but most of the prep work is complete. A worker was there finishing up some of the rebar connections. The stem wall has been filled with dirt, leveled, and shaped for footers. The below grade plumbing is in. Looks like the slab will be poured this week. Also, they've brought in a lot of fill dirt - the back yard looks much better than it did last week. The slope seems to be manageable.
Friday, January 26, 2007 (Ken) -
Things are finally moving forward. We snuck out to the lot last Sunday and took a bunch of pictures. They have laid the stem wall so we can now see the outline of the home and how it sits on the lot. VERY EXCITING!!! The roads are still technically closed, but we haven't had any problem getting back to the property the last couple of weekends. The entrance roads have a bunch of landscaping in - still have to add mulch or sod to clean things up a bit.
We had our preconstruction meeting on Monday (1/22/07) at the Coastal Oaks sales center in Ponte Vedra. Met the Site Super (Andy) and discussed schedules, etc. Our PM didn't show up for the meeting - apparently had a doctor's appointment. Andy expects to pour the slab this week, maybe we'll get some photos of the slab on Sunday. We're planning to go to the property after church every Sunday. Andy expects to start framing within a couple weeks. Overall, we're probably 6 to 7 months from closing.
Every time we go out to the property, I'm going to try to take a photo from the same spot as the shot to the right. This is roughly the right side of our driveway-to-be. Imagine a big old house behind Kim and Kenny. Should be neat to see it grow up before our eyes.
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 (Ken) -
Added photo to the right of Kimberly at the Sales Center pointing out our lot on their big map. She's standing on the north end of the map.
Thursday, November 2, 2006 (Ken) -
Met with Scott Combs at Atlantic Home Technologies yesterday to go over various electronics options. We figured out where to locate the cable, phone, and network outlets. (Gonna have a cable outlet on the porch out back!) We also purchased an intercom system - figured out where the panels will go. We're getting prices to run surround sound wiring plus speakers in the family room. We'll see what the costs look like in a few days.
The PARC Group (overall Nocatee developers) made a new DVD that promotes Nocatee available on-line. Link
Sunday, October 22, 2006 (Ken) -
Made our first visit to the actual home site. Pictures. Set up this site. Plan to add a bunch of stuff (floor plans, neighborhood maps, and lots of photos) and keep a record of the process from now until we move in (an beyond?).
We chose the Franklin model with the Heritage elevation. Because of our lot configuration, we have what's call a "left-handed" house which is the mirror image of a "right-handed" home. The image above shows a scan of the Heritage elevation (mirrored with some image processing software).


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Thursday night a friend of mine brought me to a very fun event called Pancakes and Booze. In summary: it's an art show with booze, pancakes, and a DJ!
Photo courtesy of pancakes and booze.
The show travels around the country and features artists local to your area. You can also purchase art during the show. Some great Washington artists I met during the event include ATypical Notion, Alecia Renece, Janie Was Here, Jacob Cordell, My Blokhead, Lvon Yoder, and Sara O'Connor. Some of the artists, like O'Connor, were working during the show. I love seeing art in action; I'm always inspired to make (elementary) art myself.
To see if Pancakes and Booze is hosting an event near you, take a look at their Facebook page. Here are some more of my favorite images:
Now I'm inspired to host my own pancakes and booze party …


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On the MBTA: Man busted masturbating, woman arrested for pulling knife and spitting
A Mattapan man is accused of masturbating on the Orange Line Tuesday, and a Cambridge woman is charged with pulling a knife Thursday.
A Mattapan man was arrested last Tuesday for allegedly pulling out his penis and masturbating in front of a woman on the Orange Line.
Ramon Antonio Baez, 25, was charged with open and gross lewdness after police tracked him down, on Thursday. The victim snapped a photograph of Baez during the incident, and handed it over to police.
The same day Baez was arrested, a Cambridge woman allegedly spit and assaulted a man with a knife on the MBTA Red Line.
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Transit Police posted a photograph of the Madden on their website, and tips from the public led to the woman's arrest. She is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, in addition to assault and battery.
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
2 comments:
- Mimi's Toes said...
I haven't checked in for a while. I've been dealing with a sick colon and am so behind on my blog reading. I can't believe he is so big. He is a cutie patootie.
- July 19, 2011 at 11:02 AM
- MelADramatic Mommy said...
Time sure does fly! He's adorable.
- July 26, 2011 at 11:41 PM
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We wanted to update you on what's coming in September and October!
We have Word Vancouver (formerly Word on the Street Vancouver) on Sunday, September 29, 2013. This is our annual outreach activity with the public. We have a table located just left of the main entrance to the Vancouver Public Library in Library Square … right across from Blenz. We'll be there from 11am to 5pm. Details about who will be demoing what types of bookbinding will be posted here in early September.
Alcuin Society is holding their biennial Wayzgoose on Saturday, October 5, 2013. It is an all day event open to the public held at the Vancouver Public Library (lower level), Library Square. We have a table at this event, too. More details to follow!
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China 30 November 1998 CIETAC Arbitration proceeding (Glassware case) [translation available]
[Cite as: http://cisgw3.law.pace.edu/cases/981130c1.html]
CASE HISTORY: Unavailable
SELLER'S COUNTRY: People's Republic of China (respondent)
BUYER'S COUNTRY: Australia (claimant)
GOODS INVOLVED: Glassware
APPLICATION OF CISG: Yes
Key CISG provisions at issue:
Classification of issues using UNCITRAL classification code numbers:
84A [Seller bound to refund price must pay interest]
84A [Seller bound to refund price must pay interest]
(a) UNCITRAL abstract: Unavailable
(b) Other abstracts
Original language (Chinese): Zhong Guo Guo Ji Jing Ji Mao Yi Zhong Cai Wei Yuan Hui Cai Jue Shu Hui Bian [Compilation of CIETAC Arbitration Awards] (May 2004) 1998 vol., pp. 2932-2935
Translation (English): Text presented below
English: Dong WU, CIETAC's Practice on the CISG, at n.105, Nordic Journal of Commercial Law (2/2005)Go to Case Table of Contents
|Case text (English translation)
Glassware case (30 November 1998)
Translation [*] by Meihua Xu [**]
Edited by John W. Zhu [***]
The China International Trade and Economic Arbitration Commission (the Foreign Trade Arbitration Committee of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, hereafter, the "Arbitration Commission") accepted the case according to:
|The arbitration clause in Sales Contract No. 96GW016 signed by Claimant [Buyer],
Australia __ Company, and Respondent [Seller], China Shanxi __ Import & Export
Company on 29 May 1996; and
|The written arbitration application submitted by [Buyer] on 2 June 1998.
Since the amount in dispute in this case is less than renminbi [RMB] 500,000, according to the Arbitration Rules, which became effective on 1 October 1995, the summary procedure is applicable. Pursuant to Article 65 of the Arbitration Rules, the Chairman of the Arbitration Commission appointed Mr. P as the Presiding Arbitrator to form the Arbitration Tribunal to hear the case.
The Arbitration Tribunal examined the [Buyer]'s arbitration application and the attached evidence, and held a court session in Beijing on 12 November 1998. The [Seller] had received notice of the court session in advance, but did not send a representative to the session, nor did it explain the reason for its absence or submit a defense before the court session.
The Arbitration Tribunal processed this case by default based on Article 42 of the Arbitration Rules. The [Buyer] sent its agent to the court session who made further statements on the facts and reasons for the arbitration application, and answered the Arbitration Tribunal's questions.
After the court session, the [Seller] did not submit any arbitration defense notwithstanding being requested by the Secretariat of the Arbitration Commission.
Pursuant to the Arbitration Rules, this case has been concluded. The Arbitration Tribunal has handed down its award on the basis of the facts and existing materials.
The following are the facts, the Tribunal's opinion and the award.
The following facts were stated in the [Buyer]'s arbitration application and at the court session.
On 29 May 1996, the [Buyer] and the [Seller] signed Contract 96GW016 (sales confirmation), by which the [Buyer] was to purchase 9,250 dozen glassware light green cups at a unit price of US $4.6/DZ CIF Sydney, totaling US $42,500.00.
During the performance of the contract, the goods were found to have severe defects after being inspected by the China Import & Export Commodity Inspection Bureau, Australia Branch (hereafter, CCIB Australia). After negotiations, the two parties signed a "negotiation agreement", by which they agreed to the following terms:
|Because the glassware had severe defects, the [Buyer] asked for return of the goods, which was accepted by the [Seller];
|The goods to be returned to the factory were to be reproduced;
|[Buyer] would bear the transportation fee from Sydney to Tianjin port;
|[Buyer] agreed to pay an extra RMB 4,400.00 for the 111,024 pieces of glassware to be reproduced;
|[Buyer] would also purchase an additional 10,008 pieces of glassware at a unit price of US $5.75/DZ CIF Sydney;
|The total amount of the goods was 121,032 pieces (6DZ/CTN, totaling 1,681CTN, shipped in three installments).
This agreement was a supplement to the original contract. After the [Seller] delivered the goods again, the [Buyer] discovered that the goods still had quality problems, which could severely affect the sales of the glassware; therefore, on 16 July 1997, the [Buyer] again asked CCIB Australia to inspect the goods. The result was, the goods were found to have many quality defects and there was a shortage of part of the goods.
On 11 September 1997, the two parties reached another "glassware resolution agreement" on the following terms:
|[Seller] shall refund the price of the goods of US $32,550.00 within six months, which
was from October 1997 to March 1998. The remaining US $5,000.00 would be
deducted from future payments when the [Buyer] made new purchases from the
|[Buyer] would not make any further claims against the [Seller];
|[Buyer] need not return the goods delivered by the [Seller], which should be considered a compensation for the [Buyer]'s costs.
However, the [Seller] never refunded any payment to the [Buyer], raising finance difficulties; therefore, the [Buyer] asks the Arbitration Tribunal to rule that:
(1) The applicable law
The [Buyer] and the [Seller] did not stipulate the applicable law in their contract, nor did they reach an agreement on the applicable law afterwards. Since the countries of the two parties, China and Australia, are Contracting States of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sales of Goods (hereafter, the "CISG"), therefore, the Arbitration Tribunal deems that the CISG should be applied in this case.
(2) [Seller]'s contract violation and compensation
1. The contract signed by the two parties on 29 May 1996 submitted by the [Buyer] satisfies the requirements for contract formation as stipulated in the CISG. The content of the contract is clear and affirmative, and the signatures of the two parities indicated the two parties' mutual agreement;
2. The Arbitration Tribunal examined the inspection certificates issued by CCIB Australia on 15 August 1996 and 21 July 1997, the "negotiation agreement" (28 December 1996) and the "glassware resolution agreement" (11 September 1997) and holds that the [Seller] violated the contract by delivering non-conforming goods to the [Buyer], which affected the [Buyer]'s reselling the goods and caused losses to the [Buyer]. Because the contract in this case is effective and binding on the two parties, according to the relevant provisions in the CISG, the [Seller] shall bear the responsibility for contract violation, and the [Buyer] is entitled to receive compensation from the [Seller].
Regarding the [Seller]'s responsibility in detail and the remedies for the [Buyer], the Arbitration Tribunal notes that on 11 September 1997, the two parties reached the "glassware resolution agreement", by which the [Seller] was obligated to refund US $37,550.00 to the [Buyer] within six months (from October 1997 to March 1998), and the remaining US $5,000 was to be deducted from the amounts payable by the [Buyer] in future transactions.
From the payment documents provided by the [Buyer] (T/T payment receipt and L/C), the Arbitration Tribunal confirms that the [Buyer] has paid the [Seller] US $42,550.00, and that the agreement between the two parties was in accordance with the relevant provisions in the CISG; meanwhile, the Arbitration Tribunal notes that the amount actually paid by the [Buyer] was inconsistent with the amount determined in the agreement, and the [Buyer] asked a refund of US $42,550.00 instead of US $37,550.00 in its arbitration application and at the court session.
Even though the [Buyer] has paid certain expenses, it has sold the non-conforming goods at a discount price which decreased its loss and the Arbitration Tribunal deems that the US $37,550.00 determined in the "glassware resolution agreement" is reasonable. Therefore, the Arbitration Tribunal does not accept the [Buyer]'s claim for the refund of US $42,550.00. Instead, the [Seller] shall refund US $37,550.00 to the [Buyer] as stipulated in the "glassware resolution agreement."
3. For the [Buyer]'s loss of interest, according to Article 84(1) CISG, which stipulates that "if the [Seller] is bound to refund the price, he must also pay the interest on it, from the date on which the price was paid", the [Seller] shall pay the interest to the [Buyer] from 1 April 1998 at a 7% annual interest rate (since business loan interest rate in Australia was 6% ~ 8% then, and the average is 7%) to the date of this award.
The calculation in detail is US $37,550.00 × 7% ÷ 365 days × number of days from 1 April 1998 to the date of this award.
4. For the arbitration fee in this case, the Arbitration Tribunal holds that the [Buyer]'s claims are due to the [Seller]'s contract violation, and that most of the [Buyer]'s claims are supported by the Arbitration Tribunal. The Arbitration Tribunal also holds that the [Seller] delivered a certain amount of conforming goods, and the [Buyer] did not return the non-conforming goods to the [Seller], but resold them at a discount price In addition, the [Buyer] failed to provide evidence accordingly; therefore, its claim that the [Seller] should pay 10% of the total amount claimed as the arbitration fee cannot be accepted. Based on above, the [Buyer] shall bear 30% of the arbitration fee and the [Seller] shall bear 70%.
The Arbitration Tribunal rules that:
1. [Seller] shall refund US $37,550.00 to the [Buyer];
2. [Seller] shall pay the interest on the aforesaid amount calculated from 1 April 1998 to the date of this award at 7% annual interest rate;
3. The [Buyer] shall bear 30% of the arbitration fee and the [Seller] shall bear 70%. The [Buyer] has paid the entire arbitration fee in advance, therefore, the [Seller] shall pay back US $ __ to the [Buyer];
4. [Buyer]'s other claims are dismissed.
[Seller] shall pay the aforesaid sum within 45 days of this award.
This is the final award.
* All translations should be verified by cross-checking against the original text. For purposes of this translation, Claimant of Australia is referred to as [Buyer] and Respondent of the Peoples' Republic of China is referred to as [Seller]. Amounts in the currency of the United States (dollars) are indicated as [US $]; amounts in the currency of the People's Republic of China (renminbi) are indicated as [RMB].
** Meihua Xu, LL.M. University of Pittsburgh School of Law on an Alcoa Scholarship. She received her Bachelor of Law degree, with the receipt of Scholarship granted by the Ministry of Education, Japan, from Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan. Her focus is on International Business Law and International Business related case study.
*** John W. Zhu, LL.M. China University of Political Science and Law (National Graduate Scholarship); Bachelor of Law, Southwest University of Political Science and Law; Double Degree, English Literature, Sichuan International Studies University, Chongqing, China. Focus: International Economic Law.Go to Case Table of Contents


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STUDY: Improvement Of Gait Following Walking Based Long-Term Aerobic Exercise
Improvement Of Gait Following Walking Based Long-Term Aerobic Endurance Exercise In Mildly Disabled MS Patients
Stephan Schmidt2 and
Marc Wonneberger1
Neurology April 8, 2014 vol. 82 no. 10 Supplement P3.056
OBJECTIVE: The long-term effects of walking based aerobic endurance exercise on gait stability have not yet been sufficiently investigated in MS patients.
BACKGROUND: Impaired balance and leg weakness are highly prevalent in MS patients often leading to falls. The aim of the present study was to investigate the impact of a 12 month walking based aerobic endurance exercise on gait parameters such as step length, cadence and contact time of feet on the ground.
DESIGN/METHODS: Prospective, case-control, observer-blinded, single-center trial including 60 patients with relapsing-remitting MS and an EDSS ≤ 3.5. All patients performed an individualized walking based aerobic exercise for 12 months. Control examinations using a modified Naughton treadmill protocol were performed every three months, camcorded in the sagittal plane and analyzed with regard to step length, cadence, and the contact time of feet on the ground at two different load steps (3.2 km/h with 3.5 % slope and 4.8 km/h with 7.0 % slope). ANOVA for repeated measurements was applied to examine the longitudinal changes over time. Patients were assigned to an exercise group (EG; n=44) or control group (CG; n=16) comprising drop-outs who agreed to participate as an internal control.
RESULTS: After 12 months the contact time of feet on the ground was significantly elevated in the EG for both load steps (p< .001, ƞp2= 0.2; p= .01, ƞp2= 0.1). The cadence was significantly lower in the EG at 3.2 km/h with 3.5 % slope (p< .001, ƞp2= 0.2). The step length increased significantly in the EG at 3.2 km/h with 3.5 % slope (p< .001, ƞp2= 0.15). No changes with regard to any of the analyzed gait parameters were detectable in the CG.
CONCLUSIONS: Our data suggest that a walking based aerobic endurance exercise may contribute to improved gait stability. Further research is needed to analyze the impact of walking exercise on gait parameters.
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The Principles of Inter-being, Medicine, Health and Awareness... The Apple Medical Model (The Collaborative Patient-Centred Care Model (CPCCM))
My motivational and personal belief and structure around medical models theories evolve around an apple. Take the time, appreciate the apple and realize the facets and depths of dimension. Sadly in life, we don't appreciate neither depth nor breadth of the humble apple.
How often have we eaten an apple? But what of the apple? Where does it come from and what went into the creation of the apple? How often do we stop in our busy lives to reflect, assess and reflect on the apple? That apple serves in so many ways both past reaching and future extending. It also can stand as a reflection of our day, our actions, our inspirations. When we stop, reflect and look at the dynamics behind what we are doing and seizing the moment, we are better suited and able to tackle the next steps.
The simple apple is extra-ordinarily complex. Why dont we stop and appreciate? Think of the apple in its intricacies. That will help us deliver the day and deliver the moment and ultimately colour our thoughts, aspirations and interactions with others. What if this was to be transposed into the concept of being a person, an individual? Let us interface the day to day and motivational concepts into medicine...
This the the crux of the theory. There are basically 2 different accepted models in medicine. The first is the medical model that does a very good job of looking at the disease states in isolation. The next model that is in the literature is that of the bio-psycho-social mode. This addresses a person from the medical perspective (biological) but not the psychological or sociological implications of a disease. Basically the bio-psycho-social model addresses the impact in a second and third dimension and gives some depth and breadth to the discussion and care of the person. No matter what disease, whether it be diabetes, mental health issues or infectious in nature, there is a ripple outward effect. However, I propose that there is a fourth dimension that needs to be effectively dealt with. It is the dis-ease of the disease and thus that fourth dimension is the one of the spirit. How can we best treat the individual to move ahead and recover beyond the pills, medications, treatments and nostrums? There in such lies my Apple Medical Model.
So much goes into the physical treatment modalities of an individual. We too are very complex in nature. We bring our past, successes, challenges, accolades, problems, families, belief systems and genetics to the table. As such, treatment should be individualized and medications are but a piece of the puzzle. As such, treatment options should be bio-psycho-social-spiritual in nature. They should address the patient from a biological, social and psychological component plus know how the patient FEELS and BELIEVES. The disease versus dis-ease (and in fact the inter-twine of the two) must be considered in therapeutic options. If one considers the complexity of a 2000 piece jigsaw puzzle, they will know only one iece fits exactly where it should. That the lines, shadows and colours all play into choosing that piece at that time in that puzzle. And not unlike a jigsaw puzzle, if you are missing 1 piece of the puzzle you can still see the picture, but the picture is not complete. So as the challenges and complexities of treatment in mental health. Many of these premises have come from masters such as Thich Nhat Hahn (primary), James Allen III and Norman Peale. Gyatso also serves as an excellent reference.
Back to the apple... when you look at the apple it it far deeper than it looks in complexity. Take the time and appreciate the apple. So too individuals. Take the time, appreciate the moment and love the small things. The apple is but a humble analogy but the facets are infinite.
Medical professionals and patients it doesn't matter... we need to be ourselves, often. Awareness, compassion, empathy and tolerance and acceptance all extend from being ourselves and aware of the intricacies that each of us possess. Take the time, appreciate what goes into an apple. That slowing down, building awareness transfers so well into life. Mindfulness and reflection are the keys to well-being.
Here is the Introduction to the CPCCM Model by Lamoure J, Stovel J, Piamonte M et al being published in early March of 2011 (Copyrighted). Full text available through link, Contact pages or publications page link:
"Patient care has traditionally been guided by the conventional paradigm known as the medical or biomedical model, whose roots can be traced back to the era of reductionism and mind-body dualism, which separates the mental from the somatic. (Engel, 1977) In this model, disease is defined as a biophysical malfunction. (Engel, 1977) In the biomedical model, the goal of treatment is to correct the malfunction in order to cure the disease. (Engel, 1977) As such, this traditional medical model places the pathophysiology of the disease, objective tests, and therapeutic interventions at the centre of patient care. (McCollum, 2009) Such a model offers a one-dimensional approach to patient care that excludes the patient experience of illness and how this might impact other facets of the patient's life (e.g., work disability, finances, social networks, etc.) because they are believed to lie outside of medicine's responsibility and authority. (McCollum, 2009; Engel, 1977)
By incorporating other psychological (e.g., thoughts, emotions, behaviors) and social dimensions of the patient into the care plan, one moves towards the bio-psycho-social (BPS) model of patient care. (Phelps, 2009) The BPS model was first theorized by a psychiatrist, Dr. George L. Engel, in 1977. (Engel, 1977) In the BPS model, patient care is based on the belief that psychological and social dimensions also contribute significantly to human functioning within the context of disease or illness and, as such, need to be considered when providing care to a patient. (Engel, 1977) Specifically, the biological component examines the cause of the illness and how it affects the functioning of the body. (Engel, 1977) The psychological component of the model explores any potential psychological causes for the illness (e.g., lack of self-control, emotional stressors, negative-thinking, etc.). (Engel, 1977) Finally, the social component considers how different social factors (e.g., socioeconomic status, religion, culture, etc.) impact illness. (Engel, 1977) In order to address all aspects of this three-dimensional model, an integrated team approach involving allied healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurses, psychologists, pharmacists, social workers, and rehabilitation specialists are critical for ensuring that more comprehensive patient care is provided. (Phelps, 2009) Overall, the underlying premise of the BPS model is that the body and mind are intricately connected and what affects one will affect the other. (Halligan, 2006; Freudenreich, 2010) However, while this model advances patient care and can address the dis-ease that exists within the disease, it still does not encompass the patient as a "whole" and consider all the multitude of facets that make up the individual.
An alternative model to the biomedical and BPS model of care is the recovery model. In the recovery model, the patient is involved in a lifelong recovery process that involves a number of incremental steps across various facets of his or her life. (Turton, 2010) Moreover, the primary illness is seen as only one dimension in the patient's recovery process. (Turton, 2010) Other key aspects of this model include negotiating treatment approaches between patients and practitioners such that the patient feels empowered. (Turton, 2010) Moreover, this model enables patients to regain their dignity and identity beyond the illness. (Turton, 2010) As such, this model takes the BPS model and advances it forward to include other patient dimensions in the provision of their care. Thus, the underlying ethos of this model for the patient is one of hope and optimism. (Turton, 2010)
A recent study conducted in ten European countries aimed to examine the recovery model of patient care in order to identify aspects of care that key stakeholders believed to be most important in the promoting recovery, specifically in patients with mental illness. (Turton, 2010) Eleven important domains of care identified by stakeholders in this study included: (1) social policy and human rights, (2) social inclusion, (3) self-management and autonomy, (4) therapeutic interventions, (5) governance, (6) staffing, (7) staff attitudes, (8) institutional environment, (9) post-discharge care, (10) caregivers, and (11) physical health care. (Turton, 2010) The authors also found that there was generally a high consensus between groups and countries with some modest differences in priorities noted. (Turton, 2010) Interesting, the most highly rated aspect of care was therapeutic interventions, a central piece of the more traditional medical model of care. (Turton, 2010) The authors suggest that stakeholders may still hold therapeutic interventions as the most important aspect of care because such interventions form the foundation and 'raison d'être' of health care. (Turton, 2010) Thus, it may be difficult for practitioners to step away from convention and embrace a new paradigm.
Incorporating various aspects of the BPS and recovery model of patient care, a patient-centered care (PCC) model has evolved over the last several years to replace the conventional biomedical model of care. (Laird-Fick, 2010) The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has stated that embracing a PCC model will help to close the "quality chasm" often present in the care provided to patients. (IOM, 2001) In a PCC model, the patient's individuality is central. (Wolf, 2008) The patient has the right to have his or her needs, desires, beliefs, values, and goals respected and placed at the centre of the care plan. (Laird-Fick, 2010; Wolf, 2008) Such respect of the patient's individuality is part of the team's commitment to understand the patient's perspective of his or her own health status and subsequent care. (Wolf, 2008) The underlying ethos of this model of care is that the patient has the right to respect, dignity, and care that focuses on the person and situation versus the disease process. (Wolf, 2008)
Our hypothesis is that the medical and bio-psycho-social models act as an essential foundation on which a more patient functionality centered model evolves: the Collaborative Patient/Person-Centric Care Model (CPCCM). This has a paradigm shift in the deliverables of patient care which involves talking to patients and family, listening to their desired outcomes, collaborating with allied health team members in order to help facilitate these patient goals, and finally formulating an individualized care plan that combines the patient's wishes with the clinical endpoints derived from a uniform therapeutic thought process. The root of this theory is enmeshed in goal driven outcomes, as are the other models. However the goal is driven by the patient and then filtered through the professional lenses of the members of the treating team versus the converse. This evidence-informed versus evidence-based approach is more patient centric than when outcomes are determined independently by clinicians in a traditional hierarchical structure. This also allows the current structure to be realigned along a linear axis. (Lamoure 2008)"


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You know what they say? An apple a day will keep you know who that's right the doctor away. However in today's fast-paced world of technological advancements and high spy gadgets one could say a different rhyme about Apple. An Apple a day can help keep the FBI away or at least at bay and it just may. Hear what I have to say, Apple's briefing board recently hit the FBI with some cold hard facts.
It was as if the agent from Harold & Kumar Escape Guantanamo Bay has taken over and is leading the government's case for the FBI against Apple. The FBI agent that claimed that iCloud account information had been turned off was, in fact, looking at the wrong screen. This highly intelligent over Adderall dosed individual does not even know how to use an iPhone. And with the vast amount of knowledge at their disposal apparently nobody else in the FBI understands how an iPhone works either.
The iCloud does not just get turned off and on by an individual. Apparently the FBI is unaware of this fact. Comments made about the government and Apple in court we're very true and to the point. One of my favorites was by Edward Snowden. "Today I learned that #Apple has way better lawyers than the DOJ. So to the feds out there that like to Snoop on people and believe that they should have full access to do whatever they want when they want perhaps you should try hiring a little bit more educated lawyers or perhaps just stop being such Richards.


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Let me rewind the clock by some years and start my story in a city and time that, to this day, holds very special memories.
In 1999, I was both living and working in Munich in the Bayerischer Hof Hotel. It was a strange and yet exhilarating time, where I was living on my own, in a foreign country and missed my family and Australia so much. In those days, being young and emotionally immature, I was very homesick and very alone. I did have friends and my brother (who was also in Europe), but they had their own lives. The city would become my friend and on the days when I was not working, I would walk and discover many wonderful places. It would become my favourite past-time and it would keep the longing for home at bay. It was a time of discovery, an appreciation for the culture and a love for the people. Fast forward to the present and my solo travel through Europe, never was it a possibility that I should not revisit a city that was once home.
I left Prague early on an empty stomach. The hostel would not provide breakfast for another hour and I need to be at the station early. I knew that the train station was not so far away from the hostel and therefore decided to walk. Upon reflection, I cannot believe I did not use common sense. The snow was so thick, which made walking very slippery and at times there is no walk-way for pedestrians. I did not take this into account and struggled and wasted time finding a clear path. Finally the station came into sight and I had to walk across a major road (at peak-hour), made more perilous with the extra weight on my back. I had to take the chance and cross the road. It almost cost me my life. The cars were beeping their horns (and no doubt swearing) at the stupid tourist and I did not feel great either at my stupidity. Sorry to all the driver's.
Time is now against me and so is the weather. I had hoped to buy some breakfast before my train departs, but then that quickly changed when all trains are thrown into chaos due to the weather. My eyes had to stay glued to the departure board to see where and when my train departs. I could not buy anything. I then hoped that I would be able to buy food (at a marked-up price of course) on board the train. Finally when my train's platform number came up, it is a fast walk to the far end of the station (of course) before the train departs in ten minutes. I just make it. The train is old and it soon became apparent that no refreshments will be available at all. I share a compartment with a middle-aged couple who unbeknownst to them, tortured me when they brought forth a bag filled with home-made lunch and a flask of hot coffee. It will be a long journey.
And it was. The unprecedented amount of snow caused major problems for the crew that worked on the train. At each major stop, our departure is delayed whilst the crew remove ice that has built up over the brakes and under the train. The situation is entirely out of anyone's control and for safety reasons, these precautions need to be undertaken. It just meant that the journey would be that much longer and my hunger more prevalent.
Late, tired and hungry, the train pulls slowly into Munich's train station and I am greeted with a familiar sign – Grundig. And that is where the familiarity ends, for what is before me, is a massive and very much changed station that is now not so familiar. I know that change must occur and time stands still for no-one, but this is ridiculous! Lost, I walk and hope to find some things that can trigger some sense of direction. The changes are great and although I am confused at first, I find my direction and start to enjoy the moment and feeling of being back into a place once so familiar. I need to get to my hostel and more importantly, get something to eat.
But it was not going to be that easy. The first u-bahn I get on, terminates next stop. I get off, get on another and quickly realise I am going in the wrong direction. Last attempt and I finally arrive at my destination, which is in a nice suburb. I check-in, unload my belongings and go in search of dinner. Tomorrow can not come soon enough.