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Spirit of Christmas
Mike Sweet from the Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce explains the many activities planned for this year's Spirit of Christmas Community Celebration
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Steuben County CVB - Dave DeGolyer
July 19th, 2019 12:00am
Dave stops by to tell us about an exciting new event coming to Bath and the Steuben County Fairgrounds - Finger Lakes Trail Days!
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Cornell Cooperative Extension
with Dave Taylor Smith
July 3rd, 2019 12:00am
Jenny Groen from Cornell Cooperative Extension discusses upcoming free summer programs
Chat A Whyle One Year Anniversary
June 27th, 2019 12:00am
Employees of the iconic Chat A Whyle Restaurant talk about some of the changes after one year of the new ownership with Mike Romano and his wife Anne
Steuben Youth Services Fund
June 21st, 2019 12:00am
Bill Caudill with the Steuben County Youth Bureau explains the reasons for the newly created Steuben Youth Services Fund
Glenn Curtiss Museum
June 13th, 2019 10:00am
Ben Johnson Executive Director of the Glenn Curtiss Museum talks about this weekends Father's Day promotion at the museum in Hammondsport
May 23rd, 2019 12:00am
Cornell Cooperative Extension representatives are in studio talking about World Milk Day and the Dairy Festival
Early Voting Plans with Steuben County Board of Elections Commissioners
May 17th, 2019 12:00am
We sat down with Vicky Olin and Kelly Penzuil to talk changes and plans for the state early voting mandate set for elections 2019.
Celebration of Spring
May 14th, 2019 12:00am
Kathy Bates of the Office for the Aging and Evan Czajkowski of the Haverling Student Council discuss this weekends "Celebration of Spring" event at Haverling High School
Joe Rumsey Bath Central School
April 11th, 2019 12:00am
Supt. Joe Rumsey updates us on what's going at the Bath School District
Mike and Tuesday Mishook this year's Tyrtle Beach Couple talk about Tyrle Beach and how they found they had been chosen
April 4th, 2019 12:00am
It's our monthly visit with Cornell Cooperative Extension
March 28th, 2019 12:00am
Jenny Groen with 4-H Youth program talks about the 4-H and their annual fundraiser
Haverling Senior Play "Aida"
March 12th, 2019 12:00am
Cast members Evan Czajkowski, Cassidy Case, Tori Cleveland and Bethany Smith are with us to discuss this Elton John Musical this weekend at Haverling High School
To The Nine's
March 5th, 2019 12:00am
Haverling Student Council members explain the program that allow students to arrange for prom dresses and other semi-formal wear inexpensively
February 28th, 2019 12:00am
Monthly chat with Cornell Cooperative Extension
Nick Pelham, Steuben County Fair Manager
February 6th, 2019 12:00am
Nick drops by the studio to make a very special announcement about the upcoming 2019 county fair. Country superstars, Lonestar will be this year's headliner!
January 25th, 2019 12:00am
Nancy Reigelsberger Financial Educator talks about "America Saves Week" and a related contest for people and businesses to participate in.
Jack Wheeler Steuben County Manager
January 15th, 2019 12:00am
Jack Wheeler reviews 2018, discusses the budget and what's planned for 2019
December 27th, 2018 12:00am
John Sterlace Nutritional Educator discusses how you can learn to eat smarter and healthier
Coaches vs Cancer
December 26th, 2018 12:00am
Randy Abrams...Haverling Athletic Director and Varsity girls basketball coach talks about this tournament and it's beginnings
Farmer's Almanac Discussion with Peter Geiger
December 19th, 2018 12:00am
Peter fills us in on expecting weather patterns and fascinating information available in the 2019 Farmer's Almanac
Fidelis Care
December 6th, 2018 12:00am
Dave Taylor Smith sits down with Jennifer Lyons of Fidelis Care, talking about the importance of healthcare and answering healthcare related questions.
November 20th, 2018 12:00am
Executive Director Larkin Podseidlik discusses a special upcoming dinner on Nov 29th and reviews the 100th anniversary year for Steuben CCE
Matt Hill Haverling Boys Soccer Coach
October 29th, 2018 12:00am
Matt talks about the Section V Title win, the game, the community celebration, and what's next.
October 26th, 2018 12:00am
Nancy Reigelsperger discuess the upcoming Southern Tier Financial Conference for Women by Women
October 15th, 2018 12:00am
County Manager discusses the new County Building Annex and what it will be used for
Chat A Whyle New Owners October Plans
October 5th, 2018 12:00am
Mike and Anne Romano share with us some community events that they have planned at the Chat A Whyle Restaurant during the month of October.
Servu Credit Union
October 4th, 2018 12:00am
Representatives from Servu were on hand Wednesday to open the Steuben Branch Office known as "The Vault"
Kirk House Steuben County History Week
October 2nd, 2018 12:00am
Steuben County History Awareness Week is underway and Kirk House Director of the Steuben County Historical Society is with us to explain this special event
Cornell Cooperative Extension
September 27th, 2018 12:00am
Representatives are in studio discussing upcoming events Farm City Day and the Southern Tier Outdoor Show
September 20th, 2018 12:00am
Joe stops in to let everybody the latest news and information from the Bath Central School District.
Strong Kids Safe Kids Bill Caudill
September 6th, 2018 08:40am
Bill Caudill of the Steuben County Youth Bureau talks about the 8th Annual Strong Kids Safe Kids and the many features of this free family event on Sept 15th
August 30th, 2018 07:47am
Representatives from the Steuben Cornell Cooperative Extension explain upcoming programs and the 100th anniversary celebration in Sept
August 29th, 2018 06:40am
Joe fills us in building projects on the school campus, the first day of school and other school district news.
Steuben County Fair
August 9th, 2018 07:51am
Fair Manager Nick Pelham is in studio to talk about this year's Steuben County Fair
July 27th, 2018 07:45am
Jenny Groen is in studio discussing upcoming Steuben County Fair week the Cprnell Cooperative Extension is involved in this year
Arnot Health Department of Telemedicine
July 9th, 2018 01:45pm
Sara Mattison and Gabe Smalt are in studio to explain Telemedicine now available locally and also talk about a Telmedicine Health Fair coming to the campus of Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital on July 20th from 2:00pm to 6:00pm
Chat A Whyle New Owners
July 3rd, 2018 04:58pm
New owners of the Chat A Whyle Restaurant sit down with us and talk about who they are....about purchasing the historic restaurant and what they hope to do.
McDonald's Ribbon Cutting Interview
July 1st, 2018 07:34am
I had a chance to attend the McDonald's Ribbon Cutting ceremony and caught up with Pete Manikas along with Mayor John Bryson (1975) and current Mayor Bill Von Hagn...to reminiscence a little.
June 28th, 2018 07:47am
Cornell Cooperative Extension members fill us in on the latest news and upcoming events that are planned as they celebrate the 100 anniversary of Cornell Cooperative Extension
June 18th, 2018 12:15pm
Joe fills us in on the latest news and happenings at the Bath Central School District
Lorelie Wagner - Steuben County Public Health
June 15th, 2018 08:38am
Lorelie fills us in on the County residents survey designed to help improve the region's health. She also talks about some of the other programs offered by Steuben County Public Health
Jim Bassage Steuben Council on Addictions
June 14th, 2018 08:17am
Director Jim Bassage talks about Graduation Parties and adult responsibility
Tyrtle Beach Final Total Announcement
June 8th, 2018 07:43am
Bill Caudill with the Steuben County Youth Bureau is in studio to fill us in on the Final Total for this year's 27th Tyrtle Beach Fund Raising event
May 24th, 2018 07:46am
Jenny Groen is with us talking about upcoming 4H events
Evening in Vegas
May 15th, 2018 07:48am
Shelly Hammond and Kaleigh Stonier are in studio talking about the upcoming Evening in Vegas sponsored by the Steuben County Office for the Aging
Bath Haverling Superintendent
May 9th, 2018 10:12am
Joe Rumsey shares with us all the latest news and information out of the Bath Haverling School District.
Bath Electric Gas and Water Systems
May 2nd, 2018 08:07am
Erin Bonacci Director of BEGWS announces some rate increases and explains why.
April 26th, 2018 07:52am
Nancey Reigelsberger Financial Educator for Cornell Cooperative Extensions talks about up coming programs available
Arts in Bloom
April 24th, 2018 07:54am
Jay and Terry Pullman are in studio to talk about this year's Arts in Bloom Trail this weekend April 28th and 29th throughout Steuben County.
Kelley Meade
April 3rd, 2018 07:56am
The 2018 Tyrtle Beach jumper was in studio to talk about her selection as the next jumper for youth programs into the chilling waters of Lake Salubria
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[View the story "Movie stars, filmmakers, fans say goodbye to Roger Ebert" on Storify]
Movie stars, filmmakers, fans say goodbye to Roger Ebert
On Twitter the famous mourn and celebrate the legendary film critic.
Storified by Jeff Elder· Thu, Apr 04 2013 14:09:10
All best thoughts to Roger Ebert who's undergoing another battle. He's been a part of my life for my whole career. marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2013/04/03/rog…Steve Martin
R.I.P. Roger Ebert. One of the greats in his field. I'm very sad.Albert Brooks
Roger Ebert. Millions of thumbs up for you. RIPMichael Moore
Thanks Mr. Ebert.Steve Carell
Young Roger Ebert pic.twitter.com/d9MTyHEZRppourmecoffee
Roger Ebert will be revered for his contribution to filmmaking and to our city. bit.ly/Z4LTGCChicagoMayorsOffice
Roger Ebert. Clear-eyed dreamer, king of the written word… http://say.ly/bRt5wg3Cameron Crowe
Shocked and truly, deeply saddened at the loss of the great Roger Ebert. A legend. His voice will be missed.Anna Kendrick
Pretty great RT @emmaroller: Love this old photo of Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert: slate.com/articles/arts/… pic.twitter.com/1UiqUWRQ07Matt Yglesias
We are so sad to report that renowned film critic Roger Ebert has died at the age of 70. We'll miss you, Roger. imdb.to/Zb1MKU #RIPIMDb
Ebert was singular. We are all in his shadow and his debt.a. o. scott
Roger Ebert was an excellent writer, a gifted artist, and as nice a guy as you'll ever meet. Sad he's gone.Jimmy Kimmel
I started watching/reading @EbertChicago in 1984. He was a good man & a fierce advocate for great film. #RIPEbertRainnWilson
R.I.P. Roger Ebert. It was a privilege to interact with you. Thank you for the support, the criticism, and the true love for the movies.Diablo Cody
Roger Ebert wrote yesterday: "Thank you for going on this journey with me. I'll see you at the movies." nyti.ms/14Ht2s9The New York Times
"We fought like cats and dogs, but we always loved each other." Roger Ebert on his relationship with Gene Siskel: slate.me/10CktYMSlate
There is a hole that can't be filled. One of the greats has left us. Roger Ebert has passed away at the age of 70. suntm.es/Z4EIOFSuntimes
Ebert was a huge presence on Twitter, a second act that endeared him to a whole new audience.Anthony De Rosa


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There was a controversial end to the Elite Men's race. Paul Van Der Ploeg (big bloke in blue) and Chris Jongewaard (small bloke with white helmet) came together and they ended up off their bikes. I gave the video to the commissaires, they reviewed it, prior to deciding the outcome of the race. Paul kept the win. They are leaning on each other from about 3 seconds into this video.
"Came together" and "ended up off their bikes" indeed.
Even more salacious was the subsequent media coverage:
Well, no, Mario. This is what she meant:
It involved a substantial amount of contact between the two and the situation became heated.
I bet it did. Sounds like they were doing the ol' two-taint tussle.
Moving on, there's been a lot of news out of Boston concerning cyclists on the highway, and this mornint a tweeter on the Twitter tweeted this tweet from some Boston sportswriter at me:
I know this is borderline heretical, but bicycles just don't belong on American streets. It's a nice abstract concept, but impractical.
— Bob Ryan (@GlobeBobRyan) August 9, 2015
Wow. Nobody in media is dumber about bikes than aging sportswriters. Remember Tony Kornheiser back in 2010?
What is it with these people? They write about sports! Why are they so upset by people who engage in physical activity? You don't see food critics getting angry at people for eating. Anthony Bourdain tries the street food, he doesn't yell at all the other people eating it for blocking the sidewalk, or say stuff like, "Food just doesn't belong on city streets. It's a nice abstract concept, but impractical."
Anyway, upon reading that tweet I fired off one of my own:
Don't worry, it's not "borderline" anything, you're fully inside Moronistan. https://t.co/cSPm8as6qY
— Bike Snob NYC (@bikesnobnyc) August 11, 2015
I should at this point remind you that I hate sports, partly because they're boring, but mostly because the stupid attitudes surrounding them hurt my brain. Therefore, I didn't know who Tony Kornheiser was before that whole kerfuffle (even though he went to my high school, which is not surprising given his dimwitted worldview), and I didn't know who Bob Ryan was either--until after I sent that tweet, at which point I looked him up on a popular user-edited online encyclopedia and read this:
On January 28, 2008 his 37-year-old son Keith, was found dead in his home in Islamabad, Pakistan. Initial reports indicated that his death was an apparent suicide, however reports in the Pakistani newspapers Dawn and The News International indicated that Ryan's death may be investigated as a murder. A State Department spokesperson would only say the death was under investigation.[5] Bob Ryan released the following statement: "Everyone is devastated. I am well aware of these reports and we are very concerned about that. (But) we have no reason at this time to doubt the official version".[6]
That is completely horrible, and it made me feel really bad about the "-stan" thing, which was obviously a coincidence. Ironically though I was initially going to type "Retardistan," but people always get upset when you use the "R" word that way, so I changed it. Clearly I should have skipped trying to be clever altogether and just Tweeted "You're a fucking idiot."
You can never go wrong with that.
Indeed, very little good comes of the Twitter, though I was pleased to learn about this:
Sensible stuff from Paris: http://t.co/3TJJRrmsh3 cc @shaneferro @bikesnobnyc
— Felix Salmon (@felixsalmon) August 11, 2015
Here's the story:
No, by "jump red lights" they don't mean you can do the "two-taint tussle" with traffic signals. What they mean is you're allowed to run the red light under certain specific circumstances:
The latest gift, being introduced over the summer, is a radical step that recognises a regrettable truth: that cyclists in cities often fail to stop at red lights. Rather than step up repression of this misdemeanour, the Paris city authorities have decided to make it legal.
Over July and August, signs are being put up at 1,800 junctions across the capital. They show an upside down triangle, with a picture of a bicycle and an arrow.
What this indicates is that when the signal is red, cyclists can nonetheless - and with all due care and attention - jump the lights. They can, to use the lingo, "griller le feu".
Mmmm, griller le feu is my favorite Parisian street food.
Anyway, here's when you're allowed to barbecue the light:
"It required a rewriting of the Code de la Route [the laws governing road use], but what in effect we have done is turn the red light for cyclists into a give way sign," says Christophe Najdoski, deputy Paris mayor in charge of transport.
It is important to note that the change only affects right turns or going straight on at a T-junction - in other words where the cyclist can hug the pavement.
This makes total sense, which is why it will never happen in New York. See, here in America's Most Bike-Friendly City, these are the exact spots where the NYPD set up their cyclist red light sting operations.
Lastly, speaking New York City, a reader alerted me to the latest Bill Cunningham video, which I can't embed, so just click here instead. Not only does he reveal that he's had 32 (!) bikes stolen, but he also spots a Citi Bike unicycle:
Presumably you only get 15 minutes instead of the usual 30.
Anyway, this video was highly thought-provoking, in that it made me think about how much I'd like to see a video of Bill Cunningham kicking Bob Ryan in the nuts.


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In Control
So yeah, college is more demanding than high school. Studying… reading… actual effort… A few bad weeks can turn into a bad semester pretty fast. But it's okay – you have a team and we're here to help. We promise.
This is Not Cool
This… is not what you signed up for. And these people probably aren't your friends. We're here to help you take a stand. We've helped students in your position before. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel when you can't. Pretty soon today's "in crowd" will be a blip on your path to graduation. We promise.
Mom, Dad, I Got This
Mom, Dad, you see a young boy. We see a young man who's taken care of classes, clubs, his job, roommates, rent, that internship. He's on top of things. So take a breath. He's actually making you proud. If you need to worry, we'll make sure you know. We promise.
It's Just A Fight
Looks like everyone got up on the wrong side of the bed today. Right now, these two don't see it, but this whole mess will be resolved. It doesn't matter who "borrowed" whose hairdryer or who let their boyfriend spend the night. I'm trained, I'm knowledgeable, and I have a team behind me. We've got this covered. We promise.
It's Not Worth It
We get it. Stealing doesn't feel as bad as failing a test. If you get away with it, stealing won't get your parents mad, and it won't threaten to take away your tuition…IF you get away with it. It's not worth it. You're smarter than that. You have options, and we can help you figure things out. Pretty soon today's stress will be a blip on your path to graduation. We promise.
Think Don't Send
Like grandma said. If you don't have anything nice to say…don't put it online. Your tech savvy grandma was right. If you're mad at someone, take a breath. If you're really mad at someone, we can help you figure it out. We're great at problem solving. And we love helping. Pretty soon today's flame war will be a blip on your path to graduation. We promise.
Best College in Arizona For LGBTQ Students
The University of Arizona has officially been ranked the Best College in Arizona for LGBTQ students. This list was created in partnership between BestColleges.com and Campus Pride, who hand-curated the list based on criteria of inclusivity factors. It gives LGBTQ youth a LGBTQ friendly option to consider as they begin their college search.


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Louis Vuitton Flore BagCategories:Louis Vuitton
Last week we showed the new Louis Vuitton Bagatelle hobo bag, remember? Today we'd like to introduce the new Flore tote bag to you. You might think: 'huh isn't that the similar bag like the Bagatelle hobo?'. Good question!
No it's not, but you guessed almost right. You see, new Flore bag is made from the same material, but the style is different. The Veau Soie calfskin gives a fine touch and it's embellished with the braided handles. More, the Flore has the same signature like the Bagatelle hobo, the front is printed with: 'Articles De Voyage Paris, Louis Vuitton Malletier 101, Champs-Elysees'.
The Bagatelle is made for the urban woman, the new Flore bag is much more elegant. It's function like a carry-all for everyday use and perfect for shopping. It has a roomy space, so big that it can hold your documents and laptop. A zippered flat pocket is made in the interior and a useful d-ring for your keys. The removable shoulder strap is completely optional.
Two sizes are currently available, but both are sold-out online. If you love it, you need to run to the store and check the stock. The MM size is measured: 13' x 13.8' x 3.9' inches and priced at €2.700 EUR and $4,000 USD.
The GM size is measured 14.6' x 16.1' x 4.7' inches and it's priced at: €3.100 EUR and $4.600 USD. Check out the colors on the slide show. At Louis Vuitton.


text: Middle Ear Mechanics - Cheng Laboratory The Cheng Laboratory uses newly developed laser holography techniques to measure motion of the entire surface of the tympanic membrane (TM), or the eardrum, in both magnitude and phase in a number of mammalian species in our lab. This study can address basic science questions, such as how does the TM interact with forward sound waves traveling down the ear-canal over a broad auditory frequency range (20 Hz ~20 kHz for human)? What role does the TM play in receiving and transmitting acoustic energy into the middle-ear ossicle and cochlea in normal hearing? Up to date, several different theories or models have been postulated to describe the function of the TM, such as catenary lever theory of a curved membrane by Helmholtz (1868), stiff plate membrane by von Bekesy (1941), modal motion at high frequency by Tonndorf and Khanna (1970), transmission line models by Puria and Allen (1988) and summed modal resonance model by Fay et. al (2006). Recently this group, by using stroboscopic holography to characterize TM surface motions in response to forward acoustic stimuli, has come to a hypothesis that sound-induced TM motion can be interpreted as the combination of modal motion and traveling-wave-like motion, where the relatively low-order modal motion plays a more important role for coupling acoustic energy into mechanical vibration of the middle-ear ossicular chain even at high frequency. A similar conclusion has been reached by the Columbia group (De La Rochefoucauld and Olson, 2010) using scanning Laser Doppler Vibrometery to measure surface motion of the TM on the gerbil. To further our understanding on the working mechanism of the TM, members of the lab are also investigating how the TM reacts to the reverse mechanical stimulation of the ossicles produced by, for example, an active middle-ear implant. Furthermore, how does TM motion produced by "sound" generated within the inner or middle ear affect the ear-canal sound pressure? The results from this study could help define the mechanical properties of the TM or other middle-ear structures for the modeling analysis of the ear. This study also has clinical impact. A detailed quantitative analysis of TM surface motion by holography on pathological ears, such as TM perforation, ossicular chain fixation or interruption, reconstructed middle-ear with various prostheses, could benefit diagnoses of middle-ear diseases and help plan for pre-operative treatment as well as post-treatment evaluation. Support Advancements in Research 617-573-3345


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In the years before iPhone, my smartphones had replaceable batteries and I usually carried a spare, especially on trips. Inexplicably, the iPhone doesn't afford this "luxury" -- the battery is not user-replaceable and when it's dead, it's dead. If you don't have a charger handy, you are out of luck. This can be particularly frustrating if you are taking a long flight, want to watch a movie on your iPhone's expansive screen, and still have enough juice left to call someone when you get to your destination.
Enter the mophie Juice Pack Battery Pack/Case for iPhone, available now at TiPB store for $99.95. Read on for the full review!
First Impressions
The mophie Juice Pack arrives sealed in an entertaining package. It's worth a look and a read, front and back, before opening it up and using the Juice Pack. Conveniently, the Juice Pack arrives fully charged and ready to use.
The inside part of the sled is a vibrant green rubberized finish, formed to accommodate the original iPhone (sorry, the 3G is incompatible). The rubberized sides are formed in a curve to wrap around the sides of your iPhone to hold it securely in place when your iPhone is seated. The back of the Juice Pack is black with the same rubberized finish, including a handy four-light LED indicator so you can check the power level.
The sides of the Juice Pack have slightly-raised rubber side-rails for an extra-grippy feel so you can hold it securely. A connector is located at the bottom for attaching your iPhone charger. You can charge the Juice Pack with or without the iPhone in place. Additionally, there is a "cutout" to accommodate the camera of your iPhone when the Juice Pack is in place.
To attach your iPhone, just slide your iPhone in from the top so the bottom connector fits into place, and you are ready to use the power from the Juice Pack.
The mophie Juice Pack is advertised as doubling your power. The product specifications are as follows:
- Standby Time - Up to additional 250 hours
- Audio Playback - Up to additional 24 hours
- Talk Time - Up to additional 8 hours
- Video Playback - Up to additional 7 hours
- Internet Use - Up to additional 6 hours
- Doubled battery life
- Soft-touch finish
- "Smart" - iPhone uses Juice Pack power first
- Must remove iPhone's case before use
- Offers only average protection


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Piraeus is the gateway to the ancient city of Athens, known as the "Cradle of Western Civilization" because of its immense impact on cultural and political achievements throughout the world. Due mainly to tourism and the 2004 Olympics, Greece has redeveloped many sites in Athens. A historian's delight, Athens is home to such magnificent wonders as: the Acropolis, the Parthenon, the atmospheric winding streets of the Plaka, Temple of Olympian Zeus and Temple of Athena Nike, and the Archaeological Museum with the world's finest collection of ancient artifacts.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. Concierge benefits do not apply to Executive Collection private cars or other private arrangements. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children 17 years and under must be accompanied by a an adult 18 years or older on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.


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Or shirts.
Especially shirts.
(Excuse me. That was entirely uncalled for.)
I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay.
I sleep all night and I work all day.
And to be honest, I resent that.
I've tried hinting. I've tried cajoling. I've even tried getting the girls on my side. But nothing works.
(Apparently lumberjacks read Gentlemen's Quarterly--who knew?!)
So tell me, what do YOU think of the buffalo plaid? Is this the next great fashion statement? Or should we send it packing to the Great Northwoods?


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We typically use "acorn" to mean the standard phrase that gets reshaped through eggcorning. No one's sure who first came up with that, but I found an early instance in an intriguing blog post on Hebrew eggcorns ("Eggcorns and Belial")—scroll down to Jan 29, 2005: http://ralphriver.blogspot.com/2005_01_01_archive.html
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In this case, we really don't know what is the acorn and what is the eggcorn. My guess is that any etymology that relies on compounding *beli with something else is wrong, since compounding, as a derivational process, is rare to non-existent in Biblical Hebrew. Still … from small eggcorns great oaks sometimes grow.
I suspect that Kem at least would find the rest of the post interesting. And the blog gets extra points for being entitled "Ralph the Sacred River."
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Thanks, Pat. The forum hasn't had a Hebrew . for a while.
Yes, I've read this fellow's blog before. He gets high marks on my scorecard for five years of intelligent blogging.
We tend to think of eggcorns as events that could occur in any language, but the eggcorn phenomenon may be more connected to English than we imagine. English puts us at the right distance to notice them and think them worth noticing. Would any Semitic language community have coined the term on its own? Word play is so intrinsic to some language communities that events resembling what we call eggcorns may not stand out enough to deserve lexical recognition.
Hatching new language, one eggcorn at a time.
We tend to think of eggcorns as events that could occur in any language, but the eggcorn phenomenon may be more connected to English than we imagine.
Wasn't there a brief exchange on this topic somewhere on the forum a few years ago? I think so, but I can't think of where it might be if I'm right.
In any case, I think trying to measure the "fitness" of different languages (and their cultures) as producers of eggcorns is an interesting idea, but I can't think about the topic long before I'm forced to concede that I just don't know enough. Outside of a bit of casual study of Finnish and Indonesian I've never really spent much quality time with a non-IE language (like, for instance, Hebrew), so my brain is just too stuck in IE patterns to really allow me to think about how "reshaping" would look outside languages related to my native tongue.
But it's not really clear to me that English should have any particular advantage in that regard over its neighbor languages. English has some aspects that might help in eggcornification. Most obviously, we blur word boundaries in speech (to some degree, at least), so that the end of one word runs into the beginning of another. That certainly helps drive some reshapings that are based on "cutting" errors. I'd imagine we Anglophones commit that sort of error more often than German speakers, since standard German tends to be tidier about word boundaries. (But of course French and Icelandic and other languages do that at least as often as English.) And the fact that in English the same form of a word can be noun, verb, adjective or even adverb simultaneously may allow some shifts of meaning that would be harder to do in other tongues.
But then again, we've got fewer grammatical and derivational suffixes than many other languages, and in some cases (like perhaps the case of Hebrew "Ishah" cited in the above blog), a derivational ending can look like the the end of the root of another word, enabling a type of eggcornical reshaping that would probably be less common in English.
And then you come to what you might call the "style" of lexical practice in one language or another. As you point out, a tendency toward punning might have an influence on eggcornification. But I wonder how you'd measure that. And can we be sure that such a tendency would only have a dampening effect? Isn't it possible that punning if it becomes habit might have a subconscious effect on word choice, at least in the quick give and take of speech? Wild speculation, but I guess my point is that it seems like it would be hard to anchor this kind of speculation in something measurable.
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I've been terse to the precipice of ambiguity again. Got to learn to expand, expand.
I wasn't meaning to say that some languages have more or fewer of what we would call eggcorns (The mind at the prospect of prospect of ranking languages on this scale.). What I was trying to say was that the warp and weft of English encourages us to notice them when they happen. Similar to the way a person with good hearing in the upper pitch ranges will hear birdsongs that others of us miss. English attaches to eggcorns an unnaturalness and a humor that makes them stand out.
Hatching new language, one eggcorn at a time.


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One suspect shot dead in standoff with authorities after death of police officer
Members of a police Swat team search through a neighborhood in Watertown as they search for 19-year-old bombing suspect Dzhokhar A Tsarnaev. Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
An empty street is seen near the historic Faneuil Hall (on left, with white cupola) and City Hall (back, centre) in Boston, Massachusetts, today, as the manhunt continues for Dzhokar Tsarnaev, the remaining suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings. Photograph: Neal Hamberg/Reuters
The Boston marathon suspects. Police in the city are conducting a manhunt for the white-capped individual on the right. Photograph: FBI/Reuters
Swat team members aim their guns as they search for one remaining suspect at an apartment building in Watertown, Massachusetts, today. Earlier, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus police officer was shot and killed at the school's campus in Cambridge. Photograph: Getty
Swat teams enter a suburban neighborhood to search an apartment for the remaining suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings in Watertown, Massachusetts today. Photograph: Reuters
Police officers search homes for the Boston Marathon bombing suspects in Watertown, Massachusetts. Photograph: Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters
Police officers keep a man on the ground in Watertown, outside Boston, Massachusetts, this morning following the shooting of a police officer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Photograph: Brian Snyder/Reuters
MIT Patrol Officer Sean A. Collier (26) of Somerville, Massachusetts was shot on the MIT campus following an altercation with the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Photograph: Handout/Reuters
Police officers take cover during a search for a suspect in the Boston Marathon blasts in Watertown today. Photograph: Gretchen Ertl/The New York Times
Black Hawk helicopters and heavily armed police descended on a Boston suburb today in a massive search for an ethnic Chechen suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings, hours after his brother was killed by police in a late-night shootout.
The normally traffic-clogged streets of Boston were empty as the city went into virtual lockdown after a bloody night of shooting and explosions. Public transport was suspended, air space restricted and famous universities, including Harvard and MIT, closed after police ordered residents to remain at home.
Officials identified the fugitive as Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (19) and the dead man as his brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev (26) who was killed last night in the working class suburb of Watertown. Details emerged today about the brothers, including their origins in the predominantly Muslim regions of Russia's Caucasus, which have experienced two decades of violence since the fall of the Soviet Union.
The fugitive described himself on a social network as a minority from a region that includes Chechnya, Dagestan and Ingushetia. Monday's bombing on the finish line of the world-famous Boston Marathon, which killed three people and injured 176, was described by president Barack Obama as "an act of terrorism." It was the worst such attack on USsoil since the plane hijackings of September 11th, 2001.
A man who told reporters he was an uncle of the brothers said they came to the United States in the early 2000s and settled in the Cambridge, Massachusetts, area. Ruslan Tsarni, who lives in suburban Washington and has not spoken to the brothers since 2009, said the bombings "put a shame on our family. It put a shame on the entire Chechen ethnicity."
Others remembered the brothers as friendly and respectful youths who never stood out or caused alarm. The FBI said the twin blasts were caused by bombs in pressure cookers and carried in backpacks that were left near the marathon finish line as thousands of spectators gathered.
Authorities cordoned off a section of the suburb of Watertown and told residents not to leave their homes or answer the door as officers in combat gear scoured a 20-block area for the missing man, who was described as armed and dangerous.
"We are progressing through this neighborhood, going door-to-door, street-to-street," Massachusetts State Police Colonel Timothy Alben said. Swat teams moved through in formation, leaving an officer behind to ensure that searched homes remain secure, a law enforcement official said.
Police expanded their search to Dartmouth, Massachusetts where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was enrolled as a student at the University of Massachusetts. The school was closed Friday. Two Black Hawk helicopters circled the area. Amtrak suspended train service between Boston and New York indefinitely. The Boston Red Sox postponed their night baseball game at historic Fenway Park, as did the Bruins hockey team.
The events elicited a response from Moscow condemning terrorism and from the Russian-installed leader of Chechnya, who criticized police in Boston for killing an ethnic Chechen and blamed the violence on his upbringing in the United States. "They grew up and studied in the United States and their attitudes and beliefs were formed there," Ramzan Kadyrov said in comments posted online.
"Any attempt to make a connection between Chechnya and the Tsarnaevs is in vain." The Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, the biggest mosque in the area, said in a statement that "after the terrible and sad events of last night, the criminal of the bombings on the loose" it was shutting its doors until further notice.
Internet postings
The brothers had been in the United States for several years and were believed to be legal immigrants, according to US government sources. US government officials said the Tsarnaev brothers have not yet turned up in any databases as possible militants. Investigators were looking for links to radical foreign groups or possible accomplices in the United States.
A Russian language social networking site bearing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's name paid tribute to Islamic websites and to those calling for Chechen independence. The author identified himself as a 2011 graduate of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, a public school in Cambridge.
He said he went to primary school in Makhachkala, capital of Dagestan, a province in Russia that borders on Chechnya, and listed his languages as English, Russian and Chechen.
His "World view" was listed as "Islam" and his "Personal priority" as "career and money." He posted links to videos of fighters in Syria's civil war and to Islamic web pages with titles such as "Salamworld, my religion is Islam" and "There is no God but Allah, let that ring out in our hearts."
He also had links to pages calling for independence for Chechnya, a region of Russia that lost its bid for independence after two wars in the 1990s. Video posted on NJ.com showed a woman who described herself as a sister of the suspects.
"I'm not OK, just like anyone else is not OK," she told reporters from behind the closed door of an apartment in West New York, New Jersey. She said the older brother "was a great person. He was a kind and loving man. To piss life away, just like he pissed others' life away ... "
She said of the younger brother, "He's a child." Luis Vasquez, a youth worker who lives two blocks from the Tsarnaev house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, said he coached the younger brother in high school. "I just remember him being a quiet, respectful, eager to learn kid," he said. Vasquez went to high school with the older brother.
"He was just a big friendly giant. He had a sense of humor. He was open to getting to know new people and just like his brother never really stood out in terms of something alarming."
House-to-House search
In Watertown, the lockdown cleared the streets for police, who raced from one site to the next. The events stunned the former mill town, which has a large Russian-speaking community. Overnight, a university police officer was killed, a transit police officer was wounded, and the suspects carjacked a vehicle before leading police on a chase that led to Tamerlan Tsarnaev being shot dead.
The older brother was seen wearing a dark cap and sunglasses in surveillance images released by the FBI on Thursday. The younger Tsarnaev was shown wearing a white cap in the pictures, taken shortly before Monday's explosions. "We believe this to be a terrorist," said Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis. "We believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. We need to get him in custody."


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So the other day I was walking along when it occurred to me that I couldn't remember having eaten anything green in at least a week. This seemed like maybe not such a good thing, so I dutifully purchased a bag of spinach at the store on the way home. Unfortunately, other than submerging it momentarily in boiling water and tossing it with sesame oil, soy sauce and sriracha, I don't have many ideas for what to do with spinach (feel free to email me some). So I poked around on the internet for inspiration and combined the results with a recipe for chicken and bacon that my dear friend Dunx sent me awhile ago, and voila, Chicken Epire. Because half the fun of discovery is naming. So it's eh-pee-RAY, and y'all better be rollin' them Rs to keep it sounding classy. Seriously though, this is delicious.
Chicken Epire
1 chicken breast
3 strips bacon
Some spinach
1 shallot (because I happened to have one...)
some bread crumbs
some parmesan
some (fresh) rosemary
some white wine*
*A note about cooking with white wine. I have learned the hard way that while you can get away with using bottom-of-the-barrel red wine when cooking and still come out scrumptious, cheap-ass white wine is gross. It will not taste good. Chicken Epire was made with Chateau D'Epire Savennieres 2003. It's a lovely wine, with the curious feature of smelling quite sweet and fruity, but possessing a mellow, subtle, and almost dry flavor. Thanks to Gregory Fulham at Binny's for introducing me to this one, it's fantastic.
To make:
Fry the bacon and set aside, leaving the fat in the pan (duh).
Slice the chicken breast into medium sized escalopes. Roll in a blend of bread crumbs, grated parmesan, black pepper, garlic salt, and chopped fresh rosemary (if you don't have a rosemary plant growing in your kitchen - get one. Fresh rosemary is marvelous.). Finely chop the shallot. Place the shallot and chicken in the bacon greased pan and fry over medium heat until the chicken is cooked through. Toss in the handfuls of spinach. Pour some white wine over the top (maybe a glass worth? Probably less?) and cover. Let cook for a minute or two, or until the spinach has wilted. Remove from heat, put it onto your serving dish and crumble the bacon over the top.
I put it over pasta. I tried to arrange it so as to look pretty for y'all, so I carefully laid down the spinach, then the chicken. Then in a flash of inspiration, I sprinkled a 6 italian cheese blend on that, and then crumbled the bacon on top, and then poured the oh-so-amazing wine, bacon and chicken fat juice over the top. Oh my goodness, it was marvelous, and went very nicely with a glass of the wine.
But to be totally honest, although it does make it look very pretty, you can probably ix-nay the spinach. I mean, it was nice, but not entirely necessary...


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ROCHESTER — The Franklin Gallery at Ben Franklin Crafts, 60 Wakefield St., will sponsor an exhibit called "Glorious Nature" -- multimedia artworks by Nashua artist Caroline Liebenow — March 1-30.
Caroline Liebenow has been doing creative work since childhood. After several years of immersion in various creative genres including fabric art and photography, she earned a BFA from UMASS Amherst in 1998.
Primarily a surface designer, Liebenow works in both graphic design and the reproducible medium of photography. She also creates hand-decorated, one-of-a-kind silks and velvets.
"I've drawn inspiration from nature, international travels (including five years living in Finland), and an appreciation for French Provencal, English and Italian Renaissance motifs," she says. "I enjoy integrating both fine art and functional design, and have participated in shows in both the United States and Europe."
Liebenow's surreal digital graphic design works are created using computer-altered components of her original watercolor paintings and nature photography. Close-up "portraits" of flowers are an expression of her longtime reverence for nature.
Creating the works for this exhibit has taken Liebenow from the traditional darkroom to the computer, the great outdoors, and indoor greenhouses. Her black-and-white photography works are one-of-a-kind, each created by using special effects during the printing process, so exact reproduction is impossible with conventional darkroom techniques.
Liebenow's passionately eclectic approach to the Arts will be everywhere evident in this richly varied exhibit. "I choose not to focus on a particular art medium or genre," she says, "because I feel compelled to explore everything that interests me, and to share a variety of works that I consider to be successful."
Caroline Liebenow has lived in Nashua since 2006 with her husband Heikki. Her studio, Blue Cape Design, was established in 2011. For more information about Ms. Liebenow's work, visit www.BlueCapeDesign.com.
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Not sure you've ever come across this in all your pizza-traveling glory... but thought it might be interesting for Slice'rs...
FWIW, I'm not sure I'd call it pizza even though it technically fits my definition of pizza. I'm seriously conflicted.
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Thank you!
This is funny, because these remind me of the "Pizza Bread" recipe a 3rd grade classmate added to our "Third Grade Cookbook." We each had to contribute a kid-friendly recipe, cook it, and bring it to class. For one month, everyone in the class had a day to bring in enough treats to share and then give a presentation on the recipe. At the end of the month, our teacher compiled the recipes into a cookbook and had them printed up.
Anyway, this one kid brought in "Pizza Bread." Simply a loaf of frozen bread dough thawed out, rolled out, slathered with pizza stuff and rolled back up. Basically a pizza roulade.
It's the only recipe I remember from that book. I wish I still had my copy of it.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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OsmoDevCon 2012 is over...
We just finished the 4th and final day of the OsmoDevCon 2012. It contained four days of in-depth presentations and discussions related to Free Software communications systems, most notably OsmocomBB, OpenBSC, OpenBTS, OsmoNITB, SIMtrace, OsmoGMR, OsmoSDR, rtl-sdr and many more.
I think it was a great chance to make sure the key developers involved with those projects are up-to-date with what everyone else is hacking on. I was especially happy with the presentations of Holger's smalltalk implementation of certain GSM protocols/interfaces, and it seems my small informal Erlang intro has raised some interest.
If anything, the 4-day conference has shown that there is a massive amount of work going on in the various different projects, and that it has clearly grown beyond anything that a single person could still be involved in all the sub-projects.
Personally, I'm happy to see what has grown out of this "we have a BS-11, let's see what we can do with it" that Dieter and I started in 2008. Now we're no longer talking about BTS/A-bis/BSC, but about SS7, MSC, TCAP/MAP, SCCP, HLR, Erlang, smalltalk, DECT, SIM/USIM, COS, SDR, GMR/Thuraya, TETRA and more recently also femtocells as well as NodeBs.
In the spirit of that 2008 presentation Running your own GSM network using the BS-11, Dieter Spaar has now demonstrated his talk on Running your own UMTS network, using NSN or Ericsson NodeBs. I'm really excited to see where that will take us - despite the fact that due to the 5 MHz wide channels, it's pretty close to impossible to get the experimental spectrum licenses that most of us have been able to get in recent years for our work.
As an outlook, over the remaining year 2012, I see progress in the following areas:
- osmo-nitb will get a VLR/HLR split (async database access)
- we will build a stand-alone osmo-msc with A interface
- the signerl TCAP/MAP implementations will be used in production
- OsmoSDR firmware will be completed, the hardware will start shipping
- a new card operating system (OsmoCOS) will emerge
- a UMA gateway will be implemented
- a Free Software GPRS/EDGE PCU and RLC/MAC implementation will appear
- last but not least, sysmoBTS will start commercial shipment really soon now
I'd like to thank our host c-base for having us block their conference room for 4 days, as well as all attendees who have travelled from all parts of Europe, but even the United States and Russia to participate. There definitely will be another OsmoDevCon, though we don't know yet at which point in time.


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Kenneth Evans becomes Lamar's 15th president
Kenneth R. Evans was invested as Lamar University's 15th president on Thursday, Nov. 7, calling on students and faculty in his inaugural address to recognize the strengths of the university's heritage while also seeking to invent a promising new future.
The investiture ceremony began with a procession of University faculty, deans and distinguished guests, followed by congratulatory remarks from students, faculty, staff, alumni and community. They included Representative Joe Deshotel, Beaumont Mayor Becky Ames, faculty senate president Barbara Hernandez, student government president Charity Ogbeide, Alumni Advisory Board president Vernon Durden, and LU Foundation President Joe Domino.
Prior to the inaugural address, Texas State University System Chancellor Brian McCall served as emcee as Evans was presented several symbols of office. Texas State University System Regent David Montagne presented Evans with the presidential robe, President Emeritus James Simmons presented the presidential medallion, and TSUS Regent Bill Scott presented the presidential mace. Texas State University Board of Regents Chairman Donna Williams then installed Evans as president.
Before his address, Evans praised Jonathan Blake, a master's student in music, who composed a trumpet fanfare for the occasion. "I am both humbled by this gracious gesture, and grateful that Lamar University is fortunate enough to have this talented young man in our music school," Evans said.
Out of respect for the many deaf members of the audience and in recognition of LU's world-known programs in deaf studies and deaf education, Evans chose to sign a portion of his speech personally.
"As much as I am affected by the ceremony attached to today's event," Evans signed, "it pales in comparison to my excitement about the prospects for Lamar University and its students, faculty and staff. This is a day when we celebrate the legacy of Lamar and its opportunities for inventing what promises to be an exceptional future."
Evans, who discovered his passion for teaching as an adjunct professor, feels "lucky that the choices and decisions I have made that place me before you today have contributed to a life full of rich experiences with many opportunities yet to come."
"This campus, and more broadly, higher education, will experience unprecedented growth in the next few decades," Evans said as he considers the population growth in Texas. "As it (Lamar) grows, it must do so recognizing the strengths of its heritage while also seeking to assert itself in inventing its promising future."
Recognizing the position of Southeast Texas as an energy hub for the nation, Evans sees the university playing an even more dynamic role in the nation's energy future.
"With so much of the nation's refining taking place in Southeast Texas, our presence in the provision of skilled engineers, environmental scientists, excellent consultants and cutting-edge research makes us the 'go to' resource for the energy industry," Evans said.
"That is not all," he said. "We also educate educators by offering the largest online platform for masters and doctorates in education of any university in the state of Texas. Add to this our highly regarded programs in speech and hearing science and deaf studies, business, nursing and assorted other programs and one can readily see why Lamar University is so attractive."
"We confront a future where growth will be inevitable, demands on institutional quality will never be higher, the global community will continue to close in around us, and technology will connect us in ways we have yet to imagine," he said. "To embrace the reality of tomorrow, we must reinvent ourselves and find new ways to continue to do so."
Evans shared his own journey as a first-generation college student in his family and encouraged faculty, staff, parents, family members and mentors to encourage like students in their pursuit of their degree. "Each student you encourage will be forever grateful as I am today," he said.
After the processional march, Evans and his wife, Nancy, greeted well wishers at a public reception in the Montagne Center before heading off to his duties as the newly installed president of the university, chiefly helping host the regular meeting of the TSUS Board of Regents on the campus that evening and the following day.
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The National eHealth Collaborative(www.nationalehealth.org) (NeHC), a public-private partnership established through a grant from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, recently released what the NeHC describes as a "roadmap" to accelerate health information exchange on a national level.
The report(www.nationalehealth.org), titled Health Information Exchange Roadmap: The Landscape and a Path Forward may be downloaded at no charge from the collaborative's website.
According to an April 2 NeHC statement(www.nationalehealth.org), the 60-plus experts who contributed to the report all struck a common chord: The vision of successful health information exchange throughout the United States is attainable, but next steps must include a collaborative process to tackle remaining challenges.
The report provides a framework designed to be used by anyone working toward health information exchange at the local level. The report covers
- federal efforts to help create a solid base for the interoperable exchange of health information by developing common standards, services and policies;
- examples of successful connectivity and exchange approaches that are leveraging national standards to improve patient care, achieve efficiencies, and realize cost savings; and
- suggestions on how successful federal strategies can be blended with private-sector innovation to form an overall cohesive strategy to create a standards-based, national health information exchange.
According to the executive summary of the report, health information exchange can "eliminate boundaries in health care so that patients can be treated in a timely, informed manner no matter where they are."
The summary also notes that when properly implemented, health information exchange will "revolutionize the practice of transition of care and connected health, which have long been difficult to manage."
Report authors note that secure exchange of health information improves care coordination and assures patients and their physicians that the right medical information is in the right hands at the right time. That, in turn, leads to fewer errors and duplicative tests and procedures, improved health care quality, and cost savings.
The release of the report also heralded the launch of the NeHC's new Health Information Exchange Learning Network(www.nationalehealth.org), which will include multiple workgroups charged with building consensus on best practices for addressing ongoing health information exchange challenges.
The workgroups likely will tackle topics such as how to
- evaluate and select technology solutions,
- address variations in implementation of interoperability standards,
- build patient consent models,
- encourage payer and employer engagement in health information exchange, and
- define the role and function of health information exchange in supporting the accountable care model of health care.
Physicians interested in volunteering their opinions on key issues can sign up(www.nationalehealth.org) to participate by joining a learning network workgroup.
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A new study found that using a tanning bed has a reward effect in the brain that's similar to what's seen in drug addicts, which bolsters the theory that tanning is physically addictive. However, it's still unclear if that means tanning is addictive, or just pleasurable. At stake is our ability to make fun of the Jersey Shore cast's odd hue with abandon.
Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center say the finding may explain why people continue to use tanning beds despite the risk of skin cancer. According to ScienceBlog:
"In this study, participants used tanning beds on two separate occasions: one time they were exposed to ultraviolet radiation and another time special filters blocked exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Participants did not know on which session they received the real or the filtered ultraviolet exposure. At each visit, participants were asked before and after each session how much they felt like tanning. Participants were also administered a compound that allowed scientists to measure brain blood flow while they were tanning."
When tanners were under the ultraviolet radiation, not the filtered light, their brains showed activation in the regions associated with pleasure and reward. Lead author Dr. Bryon Adinoff said:
"Using tanning beds has rewarding effects in the brain so people may feel compelled to persist in the behavior even though it's bad for them ... The implication is, 'If it's rewarding, then could it also be addictive?' It's an important question in the field."
While Adinoff said the answer isn't clear, this led to many headlines like, "People Addicted To Tanning Just Like Drugs Or Booze." Time's Maia Szalavitz doubts this is the case. She points out that there are biological advantages to enjoying sunlight, such as raising vitamins D levels. However, Szalavitz argues that just because an activity is pleasurable, doesn't mean it's addictive:
"Many of us clearly take risks to enjoy tanning, which is one potential sign of addiction. But saying that tanning is "addictive" because the reward areas of people's brains light up in response to UV light is a little like saying we like sugar because it tastes sweet. It's a tautology. Anything that you perceive as enjoyable will activate the pleasure regions regions: if it didn't, it couldn't be experienced as pleasant."
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It doesn't look like protesters will need to return to the Bangor Daily News this afternoon as they had planned.
A statement released by the paper on Friday said it has rescinded their Maine Freedom of Access Act requests to Maine law enforcement agencies for records on concealed weapons permit carriers.
In the statement, Anthony Ronzio, director of news and new media at the BDN, said the paper was committed "to the privacy and security of the data," but "these conversations have been trumped by rampant misinformation about our request, as well as swift political opportunism."
Earlier today, state Rep. Dick Campbell, R-Orrington, called on people to protest the paper saying no good could come of the BDN having that personal information even though they claimed they had no intention of publishing the information.
On Thursday, Gov. Paul LePage launched his criticism of the request, with his office tweeting a a photo of LePage displaying his own concealed weapons permit. His office issued the following statement:
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COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Georgia College & State University women's basketball team (2-0) got the job done from the charity stripe, hitting 33-of-43 tries for 77 percent en route to a 79-67 win over Tougaloo College at the Columbus State University Tip-Off Classic.
Despite being outscored in the second half 42-41 the Lady Bobcats were able to hold on and win opening the season 2-0 for the third-straight year. Georgia College pounced on the Lady Bulldogs with a 22-3 run to start the second half.
Junior guard Shandrea Moore (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) had a game-high 18 points for Georgia College hitting 8-of-9 in free throws. Junior forward Tiauna Brantley (Woodstock, Ga.)was also in double figures with 16 points to go with eight rebounds. Brantley stands as the only player to hit double-figure scoring in both games this season.
Reserves Dominique Huffin (Tucker, Ga.) and Daniela Nopuente (Daly City, Calif.) accounted for 10 and eight points, respectively.
Junior Antoniette Reames (Orlando, Fla.) and senior Emily Bixler (Lawrenceville, Ga.) kept the Lady 'Cats in the rebound battle with 23 between the two of them. Bixler finished with 12 boards and eight points while Reames added 11 caroms with her eight points.
After a slow start the Lady 'Cats led at the half 38-25. One of the highlights of the first frame was a rare four-point play by Huffin.
The bench continues to play a major role in the Bobcats' offense as they got 29 points from the reserves in the afternoon's match-up, compared to the Lady Bulldogs' 25. On the defensive side, Georgia College forced 18 turnovers and scored 27 points off those take-aways.
Kim Kern was the leading scorer from Tougaloo with 18 points, aided by 10 each from Tykeyah Sadler and Felicia Dixon, who had a near double-double with eight rebounds.
Field goals were hard to come by for both squads, as the Bobcats shot 31 percent (21-67) while Tougaloo hit 22-of-64 for 34 percent. The Lady Bobcats have gone 6-0 over the last three years at this tournament.
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It's not all bad though, there is a lot to be grateful for and I'm just trying to focus on that. Buster learned to fetch this week, which is just about the cutest thing ever, mostly because when he does it he just gets this look on his face like he is so proud of himself. I'm continually amazed by how smart this little dog is and I am still loving getting to know him. Can you believe we've only had him three months? That just seems like no time at all! I am so so happy he came into our lives.
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On January 16, 2001, Central Penn College was informed by the PA Department of General Services that it held the winning bid on the Ontelaunee Creek Bridge. Specialty contractors began the relocation and restoration project. On January 22, 2002, the historic bridge was lifted from its home of 100 years and traveled to Greiner Industries in Mt. Joy, where it was restored. On May 6, 2002, the newly-refurbished historic bridge traveled across three counties to finally rest on the campus of Central Penn College in Summerdale, Pa.
Throughout the restoration and moving process, the 93-foot span did not lose any of its historic integrity. Concrete forms were replicated to match the old stone piers on which the bridge rested. The deck remains 15-feet wide and is composed of strong oak planks. In certain places, it is 22-feet high from the ground level. It is ADA compliant, is equipped with handrails and is illuminated for traversing at night.
Today, Henszey's Bridge serves as a pedestrian walkway for students, faculty, staff and visitors on the campus of Central Penn College. The bridge symbolizes the high-quality, hands-on education that the college provides to connect students to their career dreams.
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