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Taylor Armstrong's Psychiatrist Says Her Book Has Helped Women Get Out of Abusive Situations
Taylor Armstrong may have some detractors these days (among them, Brandi Glanville), but her phychiatrist, Dr. Sophy, is proud of how far she's come.
On Wednesday night, the 40-year-old Real Housewives star had a book signing for her recently released memoir, Hiding From Reality, at The Grove in Los Angeles. Dr. Sophy, who seems to go everywhere with Taylor these days (he's the one who turned SUR's back room into group therapy at Lisa Vanderpump's launch party), was also there to offer his encouragement.
Dr. Sophy first showed up on the Bravo series last season as Russell and Taylor's marriage counselor, but he has continued to consult Taylor since Russell tragically committed suicide in August. And while the general public is torn on Taylor's decision to release a tell-all memoir so soon after Russell's death, when Radar Online caught up with the doc, he only had positive things to say about his patient's life choices.
"I'm so unbelievably proud of Taylor for the strength to keep going, and for still doing the hard work while still mourning the loss of her late husband, and going through the process of mourning the loss of Russell, and being a single mom," says Dr. Sophy.
The doctor says Taylor's signing for Hiding From Reality — now a New York Times bestseller — was "very emotional" for the reality star. He says many women approached Taylor with stories about how her book has helped them, or women like them. In particular, Dr. Sophy says three sisters, vacationing from Hawaii, came to the book signing and told Taylor that their mother, who had been in an abusive relationship "for most of their adult lives," decided to leave the abusive man after taking in Taylor's advice.
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Panthers forward Krys Barch was ejected from Saturday's Montreal-Florida game after the first period. NHL Senior Executive Vice President Colin Campbell is investigating the details of the penalty.
The Miami Herald, citing an unidentified League official, said linesman Darren Gibbs heard Barch's verbal exchange with Subban at the end of the first period. The paper reported that Gibbs evaluated Barch's comments as a racial slur and ejected Barch based on NHL Rule 23.7.
Barch exited the Panthers' locker room without speaking to the media, but Florida coach Kevin Dineen talked to reporters.
"Well, my take is we have an incredibly broken-up player in there who feels extremely bad that there was an insinuation that something inappropriate was said and now it's moved on to a league matter," Dineen said. "And obviously the Florida Panthers, Krys Barch and all of us are really shaken up by this, that there was an insinuation that something was said that was inappropriate.
"Again I'll leave it with the league right now, but I think this is always a very sensitive area for anybody and we'll let the facts play out and make sure that things are handled accordingly and move forward from there."
Subban talked about it post-game too.
"Personally, I didn't hear anything. I don't even know what happened, really," Subban said. "A couple of guys on the ice told me that something was said. I don't know what was said. I didn't hear it. As far as I'm concerned it's really out of my hands, so I don't really know too much about it."

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Sweet Phyl... I am curious about Daryl's.... I couldn't find anything about them online, do you know their address? I will be visiting the OBX during Thanksgiving, currently live in CA and need to get my fill of hush puppies when I am back east. Any other suggestions for top hush puppy spots? Also, I am looking for somewhere to go for a thanksgiving meal. I was considering the lifegaurd station at the sanderling inn, curious why its on your avoid list. THANKS!!! =)
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Women's Soccer Team Drops C-USA Road Match To UAB 2-1
Oct. 26, 2003
Birmingham, Ala. - The University of Memphis women's soccer team came up a goal short for the sixth time in Conference USA play as the Lady Tigers dropped a 2-1 decision to UAB Sunday at West Campus Field. The Blazers tallied the go-ahead goal in the 72nd minute and held on for their seventh C-USA victory of the season.
Memphis (5-9-3, 2-6-1 C-USA) forward Yuiko Konno had her team-leading 11th goal in the contest which equals the third most goals ever scored by a Lady Tiger in a season.
UAB (12-4, 7-2 C-USA) outshot Memphis 6-3 in a scoreless first half, but the Lady Tigers put all three of their shots on goal forcing UAB goalkeeper Katie Forbis to make three saves in the opening 45 minutes.
The Blazers kept the offensive pressure on in the second half and scored first when Midfielder Jennifer Williams sent a one-timer past Memphis goalkeeper Kari Rawe in the 52nd minute. Williams' goal was the first of her season.
Memphis squared the match at one when Konno headed in a free kick by Nicky McLeod in the 68th minute. The assist tied McLeod with three other Lady Tigers for the team lead with three helpers on the season.
Just over three minutes following Konno's goal, UAB forward Tara Kidwell knocked home the game-winner past a diving Rawe on assist by Jill Knottek. The Blazers kept Memphis from scoring the equalizer over the final 18 minutes of the match as Forbis finishedwith six saves. Rawe finished with three saves all coming in the first half.
UAB held a 12-8 advantage on shots and a 4-1 advantage on corner kicks for the match. Memphis was whistled for 12 fouls while the Blazers only had six.
The Lady Tigers will conclude their season with a road match at TCU on Halloween day, Oct. 31, with an afternoon kickoff at 2 p.m.


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Making the case for the Union
Tom Harris kicked off the New Year with an attack on those who want to split up the UK.
Speaking to Andrew Gilligan on London radio station LBC 97.3, Tom rejected the notion that Scotland's culture is somehow different from that of many other parts of the UK, pointing out that Glasgow as a city has more in common culturally with Manchester than with Edinburgh.
And he again highlighted the nationalists' double standards in rejecting a Union with England – with whom we share a common language, culture and history – while embracing one with 27 other European nations.
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Lives and rugby careers will be changed overnight this weekend as the nail-biting, spine-tingling, nerve-shattering series between Robbie Deans' Qantas Wallabies and Warren Gatland's British & Irish Lions reaches its climax in front of an expected crowd of 84,000.
Picking a winner is virtually impossible given the Lions won the first Test by two points and the Wallabies the second by one. The fact that both games could have been won by the losing team with an 81st minute penalty merely proves the point you can't put a cigarette paper between the two teams.
Deans' reaction to the challenge of trying to hold on to the Tom Richards trophy for the next 12 years has been to recall the veteran flanker George Smith in the only change to the side that triumphed 16-15 in Melbourne. Smith is the only survivor from the Australian team that clinched the last series against the Lions in 2001 with a dramatic victory at the same Sydney venue 12 years ago.
Will muscle memory, and an awesome ability at the breakdown, turn the returning, and thereafter departing, Smith into a national hero? It is one final farewell for the 110 cap flanker, but will it turn him into only the eight player in history to become a double series winner against the Lions?
Gatland's final roll of the selectorial dice was been rather more dramatic this week. He removed his only veteran from 2001, Brian O'Driscoll, as he followed up his five changes from the winning team in the first Test for the second with a further half-a-dozen for the Sydney finale.
He has gone with what he knows best, picking a record equalling 10 Welshman. The last time the Lions did that was for the first Test against the Wallabies in Brisbane in 1950 - it worked, and the Lions won!
The fit-again Jamie Roberts joins one of the stars of the tour, Jonathan Davies, in the midfield to try to add more thrust, Mike Phillips returns at scrum half and No 8 Toby Faletau earns his first Test cap in a back row that also features Ireland's abrasive Sean O'Brien in place of the injured captain Sam Warburton.
So what have the Lions got to do to wake up on Sunday morning drinking champagne and feeling like champions? Not an awful lot more than they have managed in the opening two games - just a little bit longer and with greater consistency.
In Brisbane the line-out was fantastic, the scrum dominated in the first half and there were six line breaks and two tries. Leigh Halfpenny only missed with one kick, yet the penalty count was high and the breakdown a lottery.
A week later in Melbourne the breakdown improved significantly, the defence was water-tight until the 77th minute and the penalty count dropped. The line-out was once again a great source of primary possession and the scrums eventually evened themselves out.
But there was no real threat behind the scrum and the Lions' relied on the boot of their impeccable full back, Halfpenny, to try to haul them over the line. He kicked five out of seven for all 15 points, but couldn't perform the miracle needed to win the game with his 55 metre shot with the last kick of the game.
The Lions have poured unprecedented amounts of financial and human resource into ending their 16 year wait for a series win. It is still well within their grasp, but they will have to win more of what assistant coach Rob Howley described as the 80 one minute battles than they did last week, especially in the second half.
They have to create more chances and make more of them when they come along. In a game that will predictably be as tight as its two predecessors the team that makes the most of its moments will prevail. It is going to be huge, it is going to be memorable and there will be much agony before anyone can enjoy the ecstasy of holding aloft the Tom Richard Trophy.
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"We're disappointed and we think emotionally we can improve for it but there's a question whether they can do the same thing."
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"This doesn't come around again. At the final whistle it's archived. You've heard the players talk about it because of the scarce nature of the event and you've heard players who have experience it in the past and come up short how it lingers with them. The players understand that, it's important for the game. They only get one crack at it. It's important for the game, the nation and, most importantly, it's important to the individuals."


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Too soon for Brewers to be at crossroads after double loss?
Posted: November 28, 2012|
IT MAY be a little harsh to talk about a season being at its crossroads as early as November but Gary Rowett's comments after Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Wycombe Wanderers suggested that is how it is at Burton Albion.
Rowett might also point out – and he would be right – that a season contains more than one crossroads, or pivotal moment.
But the fact is that what he was saying after the Wycombe defeat sounded familiar – it included the sort of things he was saying towards the end of last season, when he was preparing to sweep a new broom through the club.
Now that he has swept the broom and brought in a lot of his own players, he would not want to find himself thinking they had run out of steam this early in the season.
Yet this was what he said after a thoroughly miserable, wet afternoon at Wycombe: "Sometimes, when you get to a testing period, you look at the players and see the ones that really want to kick on.
"Maybe not enough have come to the fore.
"At times in the last few games, someone's on the ball and three or four are watching him, when you want to see them running into areas to try to cause the opposition a problem."
Burton had just missed a good opportunity to establish themselves in the top five of League Two by losing to the division's two bottom clubs without scoring a goal.
It is only partial comfort to note that both Aldershot Town and Wycombe are probably in a false position – and both appear to be sorting out their problems.
The same could have been said of Dagenham & Redbridge, who were on a roll when Burton beat them 3-2 with a sparkling display a fortnight ago.
Solving that condundrum – why his side can be so good one day and so poor another – may well be occupying Rowett's mind more than this weekend's FA Cup second round tie at Crewe Alexandra.
That game, to a certain extent, will look after itself. The Brewers can go into it with the freedom and lack of pressure they took to Leicester City and which earned them a memorable 4-2 win in the Capital One Cup earlier this season.
Free at last of midweek games for a couple of weeks, Rowett and his assistant, Kevin Summerfield, can seek to point an undoubtedly talented squad back in the right direction before the arrival of Accrington Stanley at the Pirelli Stadium a week on Sunday.
"We have two more weeks now before the next League game and we have to make sure we bounce back in the way we should do," said Rowett.
"We're a team that thrives on energy. We have a bit of drive in us and that's what made us good in the earlier games.
"We have to get back to doing what we do best.
"We've just come away from where we can be."
The critics who thought Rowett was fortunate to get the manager's job after he was assistant to the dismissed Paul Peschisolido last season will have relished the last couple of results and will see them as a bubble bursting.
They are also complaining that Burton are not playing entertaining, passing football – but these are often the same people who were calling for Peschisolido's head when he was trying to play that way and losing games.
My feeling is that to take that view is to under-estimate Rowett – and to over-estimate the quality of League Two.
Sure, Burton are more, shall we say, basic than last season. But so are most teams in the division, an unavoidable fact which Rowett recognises.
When push comes to shove, can anyone argue that this is not, player-for-player, a better Burton team than last season's?
Players like Zander Diamond, Lee Bell, Anthony O'Connor and Damien McCrory are plainly stronger than most at this level, prepared to work hard and with a cussed streak which serves them well.
Robbie Weir has had a rough couple of weeks but it is a while since Burton had the non-stop, selfless energy in midfield that he provides.
Up front, Rowett is getting more from Calvin Zola, playing to his strengths, than has previously been the case and it is surely only a matter of time before Billy Kee returns to his best form.
Rowett may have allowed himself to hope for better before the last two games were lost – but he has not lost sight of the big picture.
"It is an opportunity lost because we were in a terrific position to establish ourselves in that top little section if we'd have got three or four points from these two games," he said.
"That's two poor games out of an awful lot of games.
"But the league is so tight – two or three good results would put us back up there.
"We've never said we're going to finish in the top three but we have said we want to be competitive and as good as we can be.
"We have come out of a period of a lot of games and now we can allow it to settle down and work a little bit harder to try to improve."
Burton are far from perfect, for sure, but Rowett will not have got it wrong this season if they finish mid-table, as seems likely.
After the alarms of the last two seasons, consolidation would do nicely, thank you, and anything else would be a bonus.


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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Gandules (Pigeon Peas) are a popular food in Caribbean cooking. This legume contains high levels of protein, along with the amino acids methionine, lysine, and tryptophan. You can purchase them dried, canned, or frozen. For this recipe I used canned. To enhance the color of the plate, I used both brown pigeon peas and green ones.
The following interpretation is my take on this Puerto Rican classic. I must be free to create in the kitchen, so some of the ingredients have been changed. However, I certainly feel that the tropical soul of the dish is still there.
First we want to create a strong flavor base to work with, that comes from the bacon, andouille sausage, vegetables, spices, and white wine. The wine must be reduced to almost dry. This step is time consuming, however the intense flavor gained makes it all worthwhile. I like to use white extra long grain rice for this preparation. Feel free to substitute brown rice for a healthier plate. The garnish is cooked chorizo, gold pearl onions, edible flowers, and cilantro.
Enjoy this taste from 'La Isla del Encanto" you will be transported to the Caribbean with a most unique amalgamation of flavors.
Arroz con Gandules:
4 strips bacon – (diced)
3 oz Andouille sausage – (out of casing)
1 golden beet – (small dice)
2 red bell peppers – (small dice)
1 tbs bird's eye chili – (small dice)
2 leeks - white & light green parts only (small dice)
2 shallots – (small dice)
Ground Cumin
Ground coriander
Sea salt
White pepper
1 Meyer lemon – (zested & juiced)
15 0z brown pigeon peas – (drained of canning liquid)
15 oz green pigeon peas – (drained of canning liquid)
350 ml Spanish white wine – (Albarino)
8 oz tomato sauce
3 cups uncooked Canilla rice – (extra long grain)
5 cup water
3 bay leafs
1. Heat 1 tbs Safflower oil in a stockpot over medium heat. Add the bacon and sausage.
2. Cook till rendered.
3. Add the golden beet, leeks, red bell pepper, bird's eye chili, and shallots.
4. Season with all-spice, ground cumin, ground coriander, sea salt, and white pepper.
5. Cook for 10 minutes.
6. Deglaze with the white wine.
7. Cook till almost completely reduced.
8. Add the Meyer lemon juice and tomato sauce.
9. Cook for 3 minutes.
10. Add the rice, pigeon peas, bay leafs, and water.
11. Re-season with all-spice, ground coriander, ground cumin, sea salt, and white pepper.
12. Bring to boil. Reduce to simmer. Lightly tent with aluminum foil.
13. Cook until rice is tender and the liquid is absorbed.
NOTE: You must stir the pot very frequently. To avoid anything from sticking to the bottom of the pot and burning.
For the Garnish:
2 Spanish chorizos
10 gold pearl onions
Edible Flowers
1. Preheat the oven to 450 F.
2. Soak the onions in warm water for 5 minutes to loosen the skin.
3. Using a paring knife peel the skins off.
4. Toss in olive oil & lightly season with sea salt
5. Roast in oven for 25 minutes. Stirring 2 to 3 times to avoid burning.
6. Cut chorizo into ½ inch rounds.
7. Heat a sauté pan over medium heat. No oil.
8. Add the chorizo. Brown on both sides. DO NOT OVER DO IT. Brown good, black throw it away.
To Plate:
1. Center a generous portion of the rice.
2. Top with the pearl onions & chorizo.
3. Scatter the edible flowers and cilantro.
4. Finish the presentation with the Meyer lemon zest.
You know a dish is right when you cannot stop eating it. I need a nap, because I really overdid it tonight.
That's it for now…till we exchange a few words again…Peace!
28 comments:
This is very nice. I like the use of flower petals rather the whole flower. I am not familiar with pigeon peas or canilla rice. I will be looking for both. Is there a substitution for pigeon peas? Black-eyed peas?ReplyDelete
Puerto Rican food...yum!!!ReplyDelete
Primo I love this recipe, especially since I can easily veganize it. So funny, when I first saw your post, I thought you titled it, Puerco Rico! I wasn't far off, was I?ReplyDelete
Hi LazaroReplyDelete
Excellent combination of flavours, a very flavoursome dish.
Wishing you a great Sunday x
Wow! That looks absolutely amazing!! Better than anything I could have ordered in a resturaunt!ReplyDelete
Stunning dish! It looks divine!ReplyDelete
The flavor has to be intense and amazing with the use of bacon, andouille sausage, bird chili peppers-wow. I think you did a good job honoring and fusing the Caribbean flavors.ReplyDelete
Oh que recintinha deliciousa com Amor, e amor que fazes os deliciousa nao e.....ReplyDelete
bjs e bom fim de semana....
This sounds like a terrific specialty I would love to try! I love your presentation!ReplyDelete
So beautiful looking and healthy for you too! Lovely lovely! I will try this soon! YUMMY! :D Great stuff!ReplyDelete
A very delicious combination of flavours. I know very little, almost nothing, about Caribbean cuisine, and now I am very much intrigued!ReplyDelete
I've never had any kind of Puerto Rican dish, as far as I know. I'm not too familiar with pigeon peas and definitely have never heard of Canilla rice. I learned something new tonight! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Wonderful flavors, as always. :)
Looks great- truly. It's tagged as a "must try" in my book... I will have to let you know when I do! :)ReplyDelete
What a fantastic recipe! Not only does it look beautiful, but it sound absolutely delicious! I'm so glad that you commented on my blog so that I could find yours- you have such authentic, quality meals here! I love the unique attention to detail that you provide- even the guide to plating it! Thanks for creating such wonderful food and for your excellent advice!!ReplyDelete
What incredible flavors are in this dish! It looks totally delicious and so nicely plated!ReplyDelete
Oh that is definitely a gorgeous dish, very well balanced and put together. Great flavor combo!ReplyDelete
What a sweet comment about your wife. I appreciate a man who knows how to appreciate his wife. I'm not very familiar with Caribean cuisine but your dish looks and sounds delicious. Can't wait to read more.ReplyDelete
An exotic interplay of flavors :DReplyDelete
hummm!!!!! j'adoreça sa l'aire super bon en plus avec du bacon humm, j'adore, bravo il est superbe sa donne vraiment envie de manger , bisousReplyDelete
You have my mouth watering for this dish. What a wonderful combination of flavors. It looks so elegant too. And, what a sweetie you are to speak of your wife in such warm regards.ReplyDelete
~Thank you for sharing this recipe
Beautiful presentation! This recipe is original and creative, a tasty combination!ReplyDelete
thank you so much for the comment & for following - I appreciate the support.ReplyDelete
this looks incredible!!
I love your presentation skills as well!
Looking forward to seeing more!
Hi Lazaro, It looks very yummy, I love Andouille sausage, Puerto Rican flavors are delicious.ReplyDelete
I love this, and can hear your accent as you speak through your writing! Ummm, I may have to make rice today, maybe even for breakfast before work! Keep inspiring me...ReplyDelete
This is a great post Lazaro!ReplyDelete
I make Arroz con Gandules once a week. My husband is Dominican and he loves it. I have gained a few pounds since I met him because of Arroz con Gandules :-(
I make a lot of variations with meat, veggies, etc. Ahh, and just because of my love always requests "concon", I let the rice stick to the bottom of the pot, go figure that, he says that's the best part of the dish.
Once again, great presentation!
Alba H. Rodriguez
I love your interpretation on this Puerto Rican classic. I also enjoy reading your comments as you generously support culinary adventures of fellow foodie bloggers everywhere!ReplyDelete
So glad I stopped in & I'll be back.
Ciao, Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
I love the way as you present your food, going to follow you will wait for more recipes, ideas, & tips. keep writing & sharing.ReplyDelete
While not traditional, your interpretation looks delicious and contemporary especially with a golden beet.ReplyDelete


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As a part of the DA's Jobs Campaign, the DA Youth is pleased to announce the launch of our second National Youth Entrepreneurship Competition. The competition is aimed at young South Africans between the ages of 16 and 30 and, with the support of the Start-Up Fund, run by Charles Maisel, will award up to R20 000 to every viable and innovative business idea submitted through the competition to test the viability of the concept in the marketplace.
Supporting entrepreneurship is one of the key ways in which countries can grow their economies and reduce unemployment. This can be seen in India, where SMMEs form 90% of all employer firms. In Ghana, it is estimated that 92% of all the businesses in the country are small businesses, and they contribute about 70% to the national GDP.
With over 3.2 million people under 34 currently unemployed in South Africa, youth unemployment has reached crisis point, and it is vital that we explore new ways in which we can actively bring young people into the economy.
Through this competition, which runs until 1 October 2012 and follows our successful inaugural competition run in 2011, we aim to both contribute practically to the development and support of young entrepreneurs, as well as raise awareness about the importance of entrepreneurship in combating unemployment.
The DA Youth started lobbying government to direct increased resources towards entrepreneurship development in 2011, when we handed over a discussion document to the Minister of Trade and Industry that presented a number of proposals which, if implemented, would help create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship.
Our proposals included:
- A youth entrepreneurship collateral fund, which would see government standing surety for young entrepreneurs who qualify based on the merit of submitted business plans to access commercial/private sector credit;
- Opportunity vouchers for matriculants that could be used to subsidize a small business or pursue tertiary education;
- Tax breaks for experienced business owners who enter a mentoring programme with young entrepreneurs;
- The reintroduction of a business services vouchers programme to provide young entrepreneurs with access to subsidized business services;
- An intensification of entrepreneurial studies within the school Life Orientation curriculum;
- An expansion of career guidance testing to include entrepreneurship as a viable career path;
A national government entrepreneurship campaign that would see the consolidation of government entrepreneurship resources into one publicized and easily accessible repository.
With the launch of this competition we hope to see a greater awareness emerge of the important role entrepreneurship has to play in alleviating the youth unemployment crisis.
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GOLD COAST HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 2009 annual report Vision: To promote the best possible health care for all people of the Gold Coast community. Aims: • To support good health and excellence in patient care • To provide state of the art equipment and facilities • To encourage and support research • To promote and support education programs • To be actively involved in health promotion • To encourage community understanding and participation in health programs Contact: Beth Dermoudy – Development Manager 07 55712150 0419775832 Postal Address: Box 902 Southport Qld 4215 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.gchfoundation.org.au Contents: Vision & Aims 1 Contact Details 1 Board of Directors 2 Chairman's Report 3 The Year in review 5 Equipment and Grants 7 Donations 10 Fundraising Activities 11 Financial Reports 14 Board of Directors The Board of Directors of the Foundation are appointed by the Governor in Council, serve voluntarily and are from the local Business, Medical and University communities. A Board meeting is held monthly. Chairperson Gary J Baildon – Company Director / Former Gold Coast Mayor Deputy Chair Eda Beck – Director – Beck Psych. Chairperson - Qld Emergency Service Advisory Council Secretary Dr Adrian Nowitzke – CEO Gold Coast Health Service District Alternate Secretary Naomi Dwyer – COO Gold Coast Health Service District Treasurer Stephen Board – Senior Partner KPMG Members Prof Lyn Griffiths – Dean of Research Health Sciences - GU Dr Teresa Withers – Neurosurgeon/Director of Surgery GCHSD Helen Raptis – G.C. Development & Greek Community Festival Heather Haynes OAM – Charity Fundraising Professional Shirley Wee – Gold Coast Community Council Dr Brian Bell – Medical Superintendent GCHSD Alan Midwood – Property Analyst Chairman's Report Gary J Baildon It has been a busy year for the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation and the Gold Coast Health Service District. The commencement of the building of the new University Hospital is an exciting development which will result in many stimulating challenges for the Foundation in the future. The Foundation Board members meet monthly to discuss upcoming activities, requests for funding and the myriad other procedures necessary for the smooth running of this very active organisation which is managed by fulltime Development Manager, Beth Dermoudy. The inaugural Gift of Life Gala Dinner was held at the Sheraton Mirage, Main Beach in August 2008 and was an outstanding success, both in enjoyment by those attending and for the $50,000 raised which enabled the Foundation to continue its support of the local community through the Gold Coast Health Service District. Another important innovation this year has been the incorporation of a tiered sponsorship structure and I am happy to announce that Heritage Building Society is the 2009 Platinum Sponsor. Heritage Building Society has been a strong supporter of the Foundation for many years and is involved in various events. This sponsorship structure will be extended to include Gold and Silver levels in the future. The support of the local community and businesses is ongoing and appreciated. The Gold Coast Health Service District includes Gold Coast Hospital Southport, Robina Hospital, and Community Health Centres throughout the District providing health care from the state border of NSW to the Coomera region in Queensland and is rapidly expanding to meet the growing population needs. Carrara Health Centre, a $14.5 million interim care and rehabilitation facility, and the Gold Coast Surgery Centre, a dedicated day surgery facility, have been introduced to the District to complement current facilities and help manage service demand. In 2012, Gold Coast Hospital will be absorbed into a new 750 bed tertiary facility to create the Gold Coast University Hospital. The $1.55 billion health facility will provide complex care, research and teaching opportunities on the Gold Coast and will play a key role in training the clinical leaders of the future. An additional $287.7 million has been pledged to enable further expansions at Robina Hospital including the addition of 179 beds and the development of a $26 million community health precinct by 2010. The Foundation will be involved in supporting these new additions to the District by providing assistance as it has done in the past. Chairman's Report Cont.. The aims of the Foundation are to ensure that our community is provided with excellence in patient care, the most up to date medical equipment and facilities close to home, to encourage research and support education programs and be actively involved in health promotion. This year, an amount of $248,231 has been injected into the District through the Foundation for medical equipment and improve facilities and $90,158 was provided for research and education grants. The Foundation donated funding to enable the establishment of a Sensory Garden at Carrara Health Centre and for the beautification of the recreation area of the Psychiatric wards at Gold Coast Hospital. Funding for medical equipment has been ongoing again this year and fundraising efforts have been in full swing to enable the Foundation to continue to provide support for the District ensuring the best possible facilities and treatment for the community of the Gold Coast and surrounding areas. As well as the 'Gift of Life' Gala Dinner, a successful Cloud 9 Luncheon was held at Sheraton Mirage in October and the Toshiba Charity Golf Day, after a first try washout, is being hailed brilliant. Three art unions were conducted and the hospital foyer shop manned by volunteers, Sheila and Dennis continues to provide additional funding. Thanks go to the many community fundraising ventures that have been carried out to aid the Foundation. This year has also seen the Foundation website go live enabling us to present information quickly and efficiently. This will be of great benefit in the coming years. I would like to acknowledge my fellow Board members, many of whom are practicing doctors and scientists leading extremely busy lives. They work voluntarily for the Foundation and their input is invaluable. I congratulate everyone associated with the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation on a wonderful year and look forward to continuing this success in the future. GARY BAILDON Chairman The Year in Review The Foundation has been active in its support of the District again this year. Research and Education Grants were distributed to many worthy applicants to pursue further studies and research in their chosen fields. These Foundation grants totalled $60,171. A further $29,987 was distributed by the Foundation to the applicants of the Collaborative Research Grants in conjunction with Griffith Institute for Health and Medical Research who funded the other $30,000 for these grants. Foundation donations to the Health Service District enabled the purchase of much needed equipment and facilities for items such as the establishment of a sensory garden at Carrara Health Centre. This Centre is an innovative new model of care which provides quality rehabilitation and aged services for the Gold Coast community. Patients include medically stable, dementia and rehabilitation patients who have been in hospital and need more time and care before returning home. Refurbishment of the recreation area of the Psychiatric wards is another rewarding endeavour commenced this year. Restful scenes will be painted on the walls, shade cloth and new flooring provided and access to music made available. Consultation was held with both the staff and patients of this facility to ensure that the best, most desired and needed improvements be supplied. $248,331 was donated through the Foundation to the Gold Coast Health Service District for medical equipment and facilities, from fundraising endeavours, sponsorship and donations to the Foundation. The total donations through the Foundation to the Health Service District this year was $338,389. Heritage Building Society was welcomed as our Platinum Sponsor for this year, having given $15,000 in support of the Foundation. Heritage Building Society is very supportive of any event that the Foundation hosts. The inaugural 'Gift of Life' Gala Dinner was held in July 2008 and was a tremendous success and the ongoing Cloud 9 Luncheon at the Sheraton Mirage, Main Bach was again well attended and enjoyed by all. A new addition to our fundraising this year was the Toshiba Charity Golf Day held at Robina Woods Golf Club. Details and photographs of the Foundation fundraisers are included in this report. Three Art Unions are held annually and are very popular with the community. The prizes are impressive yet practical and winners are thrilled to receive them. Ongoing events and activities plus innovative ideas will ensure that the Foundation will be able to continue its support for the Gold Coast community through its input into the Gold Coast Health Service District in future years. EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE GOLD COAST HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT INCLUDED: • $102,909 to Paediatric Department for a Dash Monitor, an Incubator, a Foetal Heart Monitor, Vital Signs Monitor and other vital equipment • $50,000 to Carrara Health Centre for the establishment of a sensory garden • $15,000 to Surgical Department for a Bronchoscope and other equipment • $41,732 to Emergency Department for an Electrocardiograph and other vital equipment • $50,000 allocated to Mental Health refurbishment of the recreation area of the Psychiatric wards with work commencing in August 2009 • $19,000 to Clinical Forensic Medical Unit South East Region for two mobile gynaecological beds • $ 8,000 to Community Sexual Health for a Centrifuge • $ 6,000 to Palliative Care for equipment • $ 4,750 to Medical Imaging for a Medical Imaging Safe Wheelchair • $ 2,595 to ICU for equipment • $ 700 to Community Mental Health for an Invacare Wheelchair EDUCATION AND RESEARCH GRANTS: • $29,987 GCHF/GIHMR Collaborative Research Grants • $15,971 Education Grants • $44,200 Research grants • $ 2,200 Encouragement Award GOLD COAST HOSPITAL FOUNDATION/GRIFFITH INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH COLLAB0RATIVE RESEARCH GRANT: $29,987 donated by Gold Coast Hospital Foundation $30,000 donated by Griffith Institute Health & Medical Research 1. Professor Wendy Chaboyer – ( NUM Michelle Foster ICU GCHSD) * The ICU Nursing Workforce: Understanding Opportunities for skill Mix $ 19,687 Variations. 2. Dr Robert Smith ( Prof Alfred Lam GU & A/Prof Stephen Weinstein GCHSD Collab Prof Lyn Griffiths)* A new chapter. The role of a novel $ 10,500 transforming oncogene in colorectal cancer. 3. Dr Larisa M Haupt GU & Dr Ann Warrel GCH * Breast Cancer stem $ 10,500 cells, what is the role of heparan sulfate proteoglycans. 4. Dr Luke Haseler GU & Rohan Jayasinghe GCHSD * Skeletal Muscle $19,300 Mitochondrial Function and Oxidative Stress in Chronic Heart Failure. Research Grants have been awarded to the following District Staff RESEARCH GRANTS: 1. Dr Graeme Brown - GCMH ATODS, Nurse Educator $ 8,500.00 The use of 'chill out'/'sensory rooms' in acute mental health care. \Can We Do It Better ? 2. 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EDUCATION GRANTS HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRICT STAFF: 1. Dr Naylin Bissessor – Cardiology $ 2,000.00 Travel Conference as part of research, encompassing complex coronary artery stenting transcatheter patent foramen ovale closure, percutaneous aortic valve replacement. 2. Lee Chant – Perioperative services, Anaesthetics. $ 1,030.00 Two part workshop – PM Plus Workshop Effectively Managing Projects. 3. Brad Davis – Engineering Building, Team leader $ 2,000.00 Vocational Graduate Certificate Strategic Business + VG Diploma. 4. Bree Fairweather – Administration Mental Health $ 2,000.00 Child & Youth Unit Robina. 37 hours/ fortnight Certificate IV Occupational Health and Safety. 5. Madeline Hall – Public Health Nurse Indigenous & $ 1,100.00 Community Immunisation. 5 Day Intensive Communicable Disease Control Course 29/9 – 3/10 '08 6. Jacqui Kaye – Paediatric Dietician $ 495.00 Course in Paediatric Nutrition & Dietetics Melbourne 26 – 29 Nov '08 7. Suzie Lewis – Infant Mental Health, Child/ Youth MH $ 1,000.00 Southport. Psychologist Airfare & Accommodation for Training Workshop NSW Institute of Psychiatry Sydney. Sept. '08 8. Marian Pasere – Pharmacist / Robina $ 2,000.00 33rd Annual (15th International) Psychiatric Pharmacy Conference 10 – 12 Oct '08 United Kingdom. 9. Val Porter – Mental Health Nurse / Robina $ 1,546.00 34th Australian College Mental Health Nurses International Conference Melbourne 7 – 9 Oct. '08 10. Toni Simpson – Clinical Nurse, Aged Care / Robina $ 2,000.00 XIXth World Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics Paris, July 2009. 11. Patricia Taylor – Library Technician, GCH Library Southport $ 400.00 Statement of Attainment Medical Terminology TAFE NSW external study. Complete by 14/11/08 12. Amanda Wallace – Librarian / Robina Hospital $ 400.00 Statement of Attainment Medical Terminology TAFE NSW external study. 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To speak of "the Jews" in the aggregate, as though they form a monolithic super-entity with a single view and agenda, is exactly the kind of thinking that gutter anti-Semitism embraces in every age. To talk of an all-powerful "Jewish lobby" which controls American foreign policy is to embrace the paranoid fantasies of the infamous Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Facts live in one place and narratives live in another; there is no need for them ever to meet when you are broadcasting for the BBC.
When these dangerous assumptions about Jews are allowed to fester, they soon create an atmosphere which is dangerous for Jews and where violence against them becomes increasingly commonplace – as we are seeing today across Europe. If evils aren't fought, they will grow.
Jew hatred isn't more stupid or more wicked than other forms of racial and religious hatred. But Jew hatred is more disempowering and self-defeating than most other kinds of hate because it involves not only negative emotions about a group of people but a deeply false set of ideas about how the world works. Anti-Semitism is not just a moral obscenity; it is the road to intellectual and political ruin. (Walter Russell Mead – American Interest)


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Be a rebel and wear white shoes after Labor Day
It can be quite constricting if you're a free spirit and just want to do your thing, especially if it's as harmless, as say, wearing white shoes after Labor Day. My sentiments – be true to yourself. It's entirely a matter of preference. If you're convinced that you're not trampling on anyone's sentiments, go ahead with it. If you want to wear flat white sandals, then so be it. So here's looking at some adorable white footwear this season:
- Go with the mood to guide you in your clothes and footwear is what I say. Daisy women's Selma pumps in white with T strap and cap toe are your sophisticated pumps with smooth, leather uppers. Softspots women's Stephanie is soft and flexible for all day wear and goes beautifully with trousers or skirts. If you want to go casual, check out Roppee white multi-sandals from Steve Madden with suede uppers that resemble gladiators.
- Liz cutout sandals by Apple Bottom are white thongs with a cutout design at the center with a soft lining and footbed. The round toe and toe thong are made for comfortable wear. Vonda thong sandals in white have an adjustable strap with a flat sole, soft lining and footbed and a round toe.
- Flower strap sandals by Carrini are thong style sandals in white and other colors in an easy slip-on style with big toe strap and flat sole made for comfortable walking. Wild Diva Becky braided chain link flat sandals are fun to wear and look great with most outfits. L & C women's white thong sandals have a flat bottom and adjustable straps. Two lines of glitter rhinestone on the center add to the fun element.
Go with what you feel is right. Just don't make any serious fashion faux pas and you'll be fine.


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I was wondering if anyone could answer a question for me.... I attended the Korn show in Boston and I did buy a VIP package but it didn't include the taping of the show.... Does anyone at all know if I can purchase this ? or am I SOL? If I can purchase it somehow, can someone direct me in the right direction?
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The taping will be available on Korn.com if you are a Premium Member when they post it. It's not up yet but it will be in the near future. If you are a premium member just click on Community then click on the Exclusive Downloads and thats where it will be posted when they post them. Enjoy!


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I'm running 10.6 on iMac and iTune V.10. on my iPOd 4th V.6. However, during a recent software update iTune wanted to force to install iTune 11 which I didn't want. I let it go through but apparently it never got installed because I can still see that I have iTune 10 installed.
But when I connect the iPod iTune shows an error message with a neg #. Then it tells me that I need to reset my iPod back to Factory settings and by doing so, it will installed the latest version of iTune V.11 which I don't want.
After the update I went to TM and restored iTune from TM which it had iTune 10. Is there any way that I could restore my iPod without installing V.11
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AFTER the initial meet and greet between the coaching staff and the players, all reports indicate a mood of excitement. Players used terms like energy and hard work. They're still hungry for specifics, but at least they're no longer "frustrated" that they don't know what they'll be doing.
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Having a team that's hungry is a good thing. even if it is only for specifics. Right now though the mindset of the coaching staff is most likely focused on the draft. After that's over they'll start working on specifics or at least finish finalizing them and letting the players know. I know it's tough but no one should expect this to be overnight success. Pete Carroll had two losing season in Seattle before going 11-5 last season. It takes time and rushing things is never better then being patient and working out ever problem all the way though.
I expect that Seattle will be taking a step backward this year.
You make it sound as if the coaching staff is going into the Draft without specifics. Do you mean to imply that they still don't know what their plans are?
No I'm sure the coaching staff has a plan going into the draft and for after it. But without being able to interact with the players yet there's no point to start going over specifics of what they are going to ask of them because the coaches probably already have a plan as to go about it and want the players to follow that plan.
I mean guys already know Kelly's offensive philosophy offensively, and defensively it's no secret that they are going to a 4-3 under or a 3-4. Plus this keeps everyone on their toes. Some times not knowing everything that is coming can motivate guys to work harder while they wait for camp.
I'm sure though if Kelly wanted certain guys to get faster, or slim down, or whatever it may be that message has gotten to those players already one way or another.
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Hey be an optimist. That's what being a fan should be. But be willing to cut the guy some slack if he doesn't make the playoffs but at least pulls 6-10.
That's what i've been saying too since they hired him... you have to give him at least two season to make his mark on the team. personally i'd give him three if by the end of the third we haven't make a legit run at the playoffs then that's when the scrutiny should come down. You have to remember that he didn't get to build this team the way he would have wanted it so you have to give him a shot to rework it.
The players better get used to this style from Chip Kelly. He's guarded with his secrets. He's not going to tip his hand until he has to. He's closed practices down for the most part to both the media and the fan base. At the same time he doesn't answer questions with the same nonsense like "gotta do a better job." Kelly clearly thinks on a different level from normal coaches, and it may take him some time to find the guys to buy into his system, but I'm glad he's making these guys earn it. The previous regime protected these guys far too often. Guy are going to have to put in the work to win their jobs. I love how Nick Foles made it clear he's fighting to win the starting job. Mike Vick better be ready to work instead of worrying about some book signing. Just remember"bigger....stronger." Not my words, but Chip Kelly's.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Kayley Herman (Weyburn, Saskatchewan) made 27 saves to record her first shutout of the season and backbone the University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team to Saturday afternoon's 2-0 Hockey East victory against the University of Vermont at Gutterson Fieldhouse.
UNH claimed sole possession of sixth place in the league standings – the top six teams qualify for the Hockey East tournament – by improving to 7-12-0 in Hockey East with two games remaining. The Wildcats are now 14-15-1 overall. UVM, which had won three consecutive games, is 7-15-9 overall and 4-11-4 in the league.
Herman made 10 saves in both the second and third periods, as well as seven in the first, to earn her 15th career shutout, and that total ranks fourth on UNH's career leaderboard. Two of the third-period saves were recorded against Catamount Tedy Fortin in the final 2:03 of the game while Vermont skated with an extra attacker.
UVM goalie Roxanne Douville was credited with 19 saves.
New Hampshire took a 1-0 lead at 8:38 of the first period on an unassisted goal by Maggie Hunt (Naperville, Ill.); it was her second goal of the season.
UNH led by that one-goal margin at the first intermission despite being outshot 7-2.
The Wildcats extended the advantage to 2-0 at 8:20 of the second period when Arielle O'Neill (St. Catharines, Ontario) scored her team-leading 11th goal of the season. Kristina Lavoie (Fonthill, Ontario) was credited with an assist, her team-best 11th of the season.
UNH recorded a 13-10 shot advantage in the scoreless third period. In the last 2:03 of the game, in addition to Fortin's two shots on goal, the Catamounts had two other attempted shots blocked, another wide and one in the closing seconds by Saleah Morrison ricochet off the pipe.
With one point apiece, Lavoie and O'Neill remain tied atop UNH's point leaderboard with 19.
UNH's penalty kill did not allow a goal on five UVM power-play opportunities. The Wildcats' penalty kill is perfect each of the last five games (24 opponent power plays in that span).
New Hampshire concludes the regular season next weekend with a home-and-home series against Boston College. The teams face off at BC's Conte Forum on Feb. 19 and UNH's Senior Day at the Whittemore Center is Feb. 20. Both games begin at 2 p.m.


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