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Toolbar Cleaner is a program which does more or less precisely what its name suggests, removing toolbars, apps, plugins and assorted other unwanted extras from Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome.
Oddly, the program will by default also install an addon itself, the "Anti-phishing Domain Advisor". And while this is displayed clearly during setup, it's also a little different to usual, coming at the very end of the process. So pay attention during installation, and don't just click "Finish" on the final screen: read the prompts and clear the relevant checkboxes if appropriate.
With that out of the way, though, Toolbar Cleaner proves very straightforward. Just launching the program displays your various browser toolbars, BHOs, extensions and more, all conveniently listed on the same screen.
If you see something you don't need, select the checkbox to its left (or click "Select All" to choose everything). And then clicking the "Remove" button will remove whatever you've chosen.
It's worth keeping in mind that the program isn't removing the toolbar executable files themselves, just their references within your browser. So they won't be loaded when you restart Internet Explorer, say, but they're still on your hard drive.
And Toolbar Cleaner effectively acknowledges this by offering to launch Control Panel to fully remove the programs themselves. Which is a smart move, but of course means you could also do precisely the same thing without having to install Toolbar Cleaner at all.
Still, the program is a simple way to at least review your current browser addons. It's also very lightweight (the entire Toolbar Cleaner installation is under 1MB). And as a bonus, the program also lists the contents of your Windows Startup folder, and allows you to remove any unwanted applications in just a few clicks.
A simple and effective tool for viewing your browser extensions, and removing any you don't need


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Panel moderated by Elisabeth MacNamara, LWVUS President
Panelists: Eleanor Clift, Newsweek Political Reporter and The McLaughlin Group Panelist; Mickey Edwards, Director of the Aspen Institute-Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership and former Congressman (R-OK); Trevor Potter, President and General Counsel of the Campaign Legal Center and former Chair of the Federal Election Commission
Kathleen Hall Jamieson is a Professor of Communication at the Annenberg Schooland Director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania
On Monday, June 11, 2012, Attorney General Eric Holder spoke to the League of Women Voters 50th National Convention in Washington, DC about the challenges to voting rights, protecting all voters and strengthening America's elections systems.
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The Marion House Book is a blog that has kept my attention from it's beginning. Always inspiring, flawless design and style, it really is time well spent. Emma the creator of MHB is also a delight, she has crafted a blog that makes you feel at home, in her home. Her regular post "Hello Neighbour" is a very popular one. She gives you a peek into other peoples homes that live in her neighbourhood in downtown Toronto. We were fortunate enough to be one of those neighbours a year or so ago, before we pulled up stakes and hauled it to the country.
When Emma suggested a trip out to Orono for a little "Hello Neighbour"/country cousin sort of post I was thrilled. And stressed. We were done, mostly. Just a little lipstick and rouge left to do...and wallpapering, and trimming, and staining, and door hanging, and, and, and. Luckily I work best under a deadline. So, we rolled up our sleeves and got busy. Most of it got done in time. Any stress I felt about what did not was smoothed away with a lovely meal cooked by Emma and Kristen (also a friend and the "Hello Neighbour" shooter), a few bottles of wine and a big ass piece of cake. Thank you ladies!
To see our country house view the newest "Hello Neighbour" post here. Really my house never looks more lovely or clean than on this blog (in my head that is the house I actually live in).
A couple of shots I took that weekend...
A walk in the woods after the photo shoot. Kristen being the best sport, sliding with my kids.
Bird watching with Paul...
Lastly I would like to give a blog shout out to Dawson Campbell and his new venture RELIK.
Dawson (as many of you already know) is one half of the brilliance that is Backshed Design. The guys that have been at the house from day one, taking it from a rubble filled shell to the home it is today. Dawson builds much of my furniture, and I have yet to make a request that stumps him. He and his sawmill recently moved to a gorgeous property just outside of town. He has set up shop in a barn, and will be making beautiful furniture full time. He also does interiors, exteriors, he will come to your property and mill your very own trees for you...full meal deal. You can view his work and contact him through RELIK.
Time to share the wealth I guess, it would be rude to keep it all to myself. xo


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X79 Motherboard Roundup Video Preview
Subject: Motherboards | November 14, 2011 - 02:51 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: x79, video, msi, Intel, gigabyte, asus
I am sure by now you have been reading our review of the new Sandy Bridge-E processors, in particular the Core i7-3960X, but we only had a brief mention of the various X79 motherboards we had in-house in that article. (Which if you haven't read yet, you definitely should!)
Over the course of the last 14 days or so, we have seen and played with:
- ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
- ASUS Sabertooth X79
- ASUS P9X79 Pro
- Gigabyte X79-UD3
- Intel DX79SI
We will have reviews of all of these boards in the coming days, but I wanted to at least make sure you saw each of these motherboards in our video roundup and preview.
Stay tuned to PC Perspective for more on the X79 platform and Sandy Bridge-E!!
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Ryan, Thanks for the great intro to X79 and for getting it out so quickly.
I'm liking that gigabyte X79-UD3 for its lower cost plus generously spaced pci-express slots. But I would have liked the full 8 dimm slots even if I had to pay a little extra.
Is there any of the x79 boards that would have what I'm describing including a reasonable cost?


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Every year, the Museum is proud to host the Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate, which brings together prominent scientists and public figures to discuss pressing questions on the frontier of scientific discovery.
Moderated by Neil deGrasse Tyson, who is the Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium, the 2014 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate is titled "Selling Space" and will feature panelists including Elliot Pulham of Space Foundation and Tom Shelley of Space Adventures Ltd. discussing the commercialization of space. Tickets for this event have already sold out, but the debate will be live-streamed on Wednesday March 19 at 7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time at amnh.org/LIVE. By March 21, the debate will also be available as a video on AMNH.tv or on the Museum's YouTube channel.
In anticipation of the 2014 debate, this week's podcast brings you a recording of the 2010 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate, titled "Moon, Mars, and Beyond: Where Next for the Manned Space Program?" Listen as panelists such as Lester Lyles, four-star Air Force General and Paul Spudis, lunar mapper at the Lunar and Planetary Institute discuss the future of the manned space program, and where the next astronauts might find themselves. The event was moderated by Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil deGrasse Tyson and took place at the Museum on March 15, 2010.
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The late Dr. Isaac Asimov, one of the most prolific and influential authors of our time, was a dear friend and supporter of the American Museum of Natural History. In his memory, the Hayden Planetarium is honored to host the annual Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate — generously endowed by relatives, friends, and admirers of Isaac Asimov and his work — bringing the finest minds in the world to the Museum each year to debate pressing questions on the frontier of scientific discovery. Proceeds from ticket sales of the Isaac Asimov Memorial Debates benefit the scientific and educational programs of the Hayden Planetarium.


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Meet the Kenyan Who Built an Airplane in His Backyard
How are you spending you weekends? Gabriel Nderitu, an I.T. specialist in Kenya, has been spending his building an airplane, from scratch, in his backyard. The only question is: Will it fly?
Nderitu's plane should be taking its first test run sometime in the next few days, according to this news story from Kenya Citizen TV. If it's successful, he'll be the first person in Kenya to build an airplane.
He spent the last year working on weekends with the help of a few men he employed as welders. It's spent most of that time in the backyard of his compound in Kahawa West, a neighborhood in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, until he finally wheeled it out last week for the cameras.
And, well, it doesn't look like the sturdiest thing in the world, does it? But what do I know? I spend my weekends writing complaint letters to ABC about the Lost finale. Not building airplanes.


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Rachael King
The Sound of Butterflies
Rachael King
The Sound of Butterflies
Release Date: 11/4/2008
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Sophie Edgar barely recognizes her husband, Thomas, an amateur naturalist, when he returns from the Amazon, where he had hoped to find his long-dreamed-of mythical butterfly, Papilio sophia. The optimistic young Edwardian gentleman is gone, replaced by a weak, nearly mute shadow of the man she married. Unable to break through his heartbreaking silence, Sophie must glean what she can from his diaries and boxes of exquisite butterflies in order to discover what happened to Thomas in the lush and perilous jungles of Brazil. In the process, she learns as much about herself and her marriage as she does about the secrets harbored by a haunted soul.
A magnificent debut, written in rich and sensuous prose, Rachael King's The Sound of Butterflies is an unforgettable journey from the demure gentility of turn-of-the-twentieth-century England into the heart of darkness.


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Looking for a story, an out-of-work journalist named Martin Sixsmith (Steve Coogan) stumbles across Philomena Lee (Judi Dench), an elderly Irishwoman who a half a century before was a pregnant teenager. In her predicament, she was sent to live with nuns in a convent, where she gave birth. When her son was a toddler, she was forced to give him up and he was adopted by an American couple.
When Philomena decides she wants to find her son some 50 years later, Sixsmith follows her progress. Stephen Frears' film "Philomena" could have turned out sentimental, but the director's vision of the true story and Dench's Oscar-nominated performance make it much better than that. Ultimately it becomes part road movie and part serious investigation into moral and religious questions.
The subject isn't new, however, having been addressed in Peter Mullan's 2002 film "The Magdalene Sisters"; "Philomena" doesn't feel new, just well done.
'Walter Mitty'
Ben Stiller's take on Walter Mitty — James Thurber's archetypal daydreamer — is the portrait of a timid photo archivist with fantasies that seem more out of a macho-man deodorant commercial than today's typical superhero movie. Maybe that is because his Walter still balances his checkbook manually, and appears stuck in a bygone world than would seem foreign to today's video gamers enamored with their on-screen personas.
Directed by Stiller, who also takes the title role, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" has a sweet, melancholy quality that is both its strength and a drawback. The early part of the film mostly spills out Walter's special-effects moments of saving the world and wishing he could step up to the plate when it comes to his crush on a co-worker named Cheryl (Kristen Wiig). The second part is about Walter actually finding his groove.
Turning the Walter Mitty story into a journey of self-discovery was an interesting move by Stiller. It would have been easy to make it into a modern-day version of the silly Danny Kaye film, which Thurber reportedly hated.
The new trip takes away some of the giddy humor you might expect, and there is something more likable about underachiever Walter than the competent man he becomes, which, oddly, is a bit of a letdown. Still, I was more taken with the film than I expected.
'Invisible Woman'
"The Invisible Woman" is based on the true story of Charles Dickens' longtime clandestine affair with Nelly Ternan, a teenager 27 years his junior when he took up with her.
When the film opens Nelly (Felicity Jones) is on a British beach. Memories of her time with the great author (Ralph Fiennes, who also directed) are prompted by a play she's putting on at a boys school that she had seen Dickens and his friend Wilkie Collins (Tom Hollander) mount. By the time Nelly is on the beach, Dickens is long dead. She has married a schoolmaster (Tom Burke), fudging her age by 12 years.
The screenplay by Abi Morgan ("Shame," "The Iron Lady") not only examines the affair but the larger-than-life aspect of Dickens, whose appetite for being in the limelight was no less than his concerns for Nelly. For the most part, her secret remained so for more than a century.
While understated, "The Invisible Woman" gives a real sense of the 19th century, sometimes feeling like it is a painting come to life. I don't mean that in a negative way, but I'm sure some may find the film a bit slow.
It's a compelling story, though, in which both Dickens and Nelly emerge as complicated, conflicted people.


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Plasma/Chip-On-Board (COB) Plasma/COB technology is the latest market sensation. Released in the spring of 2013, these provide a combination of the benefits of CCFL and LED as the newest advancement in Solid-State Lighting Technology. Chip-On-Board (COB) design is where hundreds of semiconductors make direct contact with the circuit board, essentially turning the entire circuit board into a single, complete lighting unit. They are bright enough to be seen in light and dark environments and have the same smooth glow that made CCFL so popular, although they cannot be controlled by remotes and are not yet capable of changing colors or the cool programmable lighting effects that only LED Halos can do. They last the longest of all Halo Rings but are also the most expensive. Starting in early 2017, Plasma technology went under the knife; a full redesign and upgrade to this style has Oracle rolling out better and brighter Plasma halos every day, with startlingly impressive results. PLASMA


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Author Notes: A whipped cream with staying power, from The Food of Campanile by Mark Peel and Nancy Silverton.
"Perfectly whipped cream has a smooth sheen like white, shiny frosting and will hold its shape, but no sharp peaks. Cream must be very cold to whip properly, and it is important to chill the bowl and whisk as well. This is because whipped cream separates very easily and even a little heat enhances the problem.
Cream should be whipped no more than a few hours before use, because it absorbs flavor from all the pungent things that are in your refrigerator. If you must whip in advance, underwhip it slightly, cover it well, and refrigerate until needed. Just before serving, remove it from the refrigerator and whisk it briefly before serving to bring out the full body.
The addition of a little sour cream or creme fraiche to every cup of whipping cream will ensure that beautiful sheen, extra smoothness, and fuller flavor." - Nancy Silverton
Note: You may sweeten this to taste if you like, with a few tablespoons of confectioners' sugar, which will also help stabilize the cream (due to the cornstarch). —Genius Recipes
Makes: 2 cups
Prep time: 5 min
cup whipping cream
tablespoons crème fraîche (or sour cream), to taste
- To whip by hand, you need a very large bowl and a large, balloon-style whisk. The large bowl is necessary to be able to whip the cream vigorously without making a mess, and the style of whisk is very important: If you whisk is too small or has too few wires, it will take much more effort to whip the cream. Whisking vigorously, it should take about 3 to 5 minutes to bring the liquid cream to the proper consistency.
- By machine, start on low speed until the cream thickens enough not to spatter. Increase the speed to medium high and continue to whip, stopping the machine before the cream will hold soft peaks. Remove the bowl from the electric mixer and finish whipping the cream by hand with a whisk. Fold or gently whisk in creme fraiche.
- Note: Salvaging extremely overwhipped cream can be done. You must add up to 1/4 cup of cold whipping cream and work it in, stirring with a rubber spatula to restore the proper consistency.
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SCons / Qt4Tool
The SCons wiki has moved to https://github.com/SCons/scons/wiki/Qt4Tool
Qt4 Tool
Mainline Repository and Release Tarball
The project page for this tool is on Bitbucket https://bitbucket.org/dirkbaechle/scons_qt4. There you can find more infos about how to get the sources or download a release tarball, but it is recommended to use Mercurial to branch the mainline branch -- a form of continuous release.
Historical background
David García Garzón had been working on a Qt4 Tool for SCons with much success. He has a few SCons tools which you can get from the SCons section of his webpage. Based on the code mentioned above, Russel Winder set up a Bazaar branch of this tool on Launchpad https://code.launchpad.net/~russel/sconsaddons/qt4 (deprecated, please use the Mercurial/Bitbucket branch instead!). Philippe Vaucher and Dirk Baechle then set about making various additions and fixes to create a production version of the tool. The current mainline can be found from the project page at https://bitbucket.org/dirkbaechle/scons_qt4.
If you are interested in compiling Qt4 apps/libs with SCons, you should have a look at its manual: manual.pdf manual.html and/or the doc archives: sconsaddons_qt4_manuals_pdf.zip sconsaddons_qt4_manuals_html.zip and then get the latest code of the tool. More detailed instructions for this, can be found on the page of external SCons Tools, the so-called ToolsIndex.


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Ridhii Kapoor began her journey, and has spent a number of years studying various modalities in depth, and still continues to do so. Healing and energy work is her passion and she truly believes that the magic is within all of us.
As so rightly affirmed by Reiki Grandmaster Dishaa, a young and dynamic lady, an M.B.A turned natural healing expert from Chandigarh (India) for whom life has always been a 'Love for the Moment' which is beautiful yet compassionate...
Arti Mittal is an Astrologer, Hypnotist & NLP expert. She combines hypnotism and astrology to help unblock repressed aspects of the personality, as well as working on the links between your birth chart, karma and pre-birth experiences. She specialises in combining both astrology and hypnotism...
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It is true that marriage is the most auspicious occasion in one's life. After marriage both the girl and the boy steps in memorable life and stays together forever. The feeling of togetherness makes it more prosperous. If you are also stepping in the married life then the following information shall actually be helpful for you. Confused how? Don't be? It is actually seen that the couple has several question striking in their mind that whether the person they are selecting would be correct for each of them, whether they made the correct decisions, whether they are made for each other and so on. If you are also puzzled in these questions then you will be happy to know that today with the help of astrology you can easily sought out these questions. Since years, the science of astrology has made several issues easier, like career, education, marriage, love etc. Through love astrology and marriage astrology you can know the ways that will let you know about your married life.
It is a firm belief of most of the people that answers to their love questions are sorted through their stars reading. However love astrology is not just restricted to this. It has to do far more things than this. They let you know many other things than just the compatibility of your zodiac signs. It also let you know the ways through which you can come to know that how you're beloved can become truly yours and fall in to real love with you. You can also understand the tips and techniques that can let you know how the person can really love you. This is the reason why love astrology is in great demand these days. When it has become difficult to make out that whether the person is true to you or not, you can take help of love astrology and make your life happy forever.
The relation of husband and wife is the most special relation of all. After marriage the life changes which brings lots of questions and responsibility along. Along with happiness it thus brings along anxiety. Thus with the help of marriage astrology there are several advantages that you can seek off to make yourself comfortable. Astrologers provide various astrological solutions that simplify the process to select the apt match for you. It is essential that prior to marriage you consult an astrologer to verify your compatibility with your partner, because if you are not compatible then you might lead to sadness and sorrows that you would surely not like.


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Sarko calls for global Mars exploration gig
We must all work together, says French prez
Newly-wed French president Nicolas Sarkozy called yesterday for the world's space powers to work together in a global programme to explore Mars, New Scientist reports.
Sarkozy, speaking on a trip to the Ariane rocket launch site in French Guiana, declared: "I am convinced that an exploration programme can only be global, without exclusivity or appropriation by one nation or another... Each will be able to take part with their capabilities, their strengths and their choices."
He added: "Because Mars is there and Mars is accessible to the technologies available to humanity, we cannot refuse to attempt this adventure."
Sarkozy explained that Europe boasted "skills in robotic exploration, transport and technology", while the US could bring its financial clout and "technical and scientific competences" to the table.
Accordingly, he said he'd ask the ESA and European Union to "co-operate on a framework for dialogue with the US and other space powers on a joint initiative".
The US has had its eyes on the Red Planet for some time, and NASA last year announced a possible manned trip by 2031.
China, meanwhile, is hooking up with Russia for a joint Mars probe mission slated for 2009, and the former is reportedly keen on the idea of putting a comrade on the lunar surface at some point. ®
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Great Character Actors of Today #3
July 5, 2011
Name: Zeljko Ivanek.
Best Known As: The courtly, corrupt, and ultimately tragic high-powered lawyer Ray Fiske on Damages, a very affecting performance despite the shakiness of Ivanek's Southern accent.
Trademarks: Hiding behind an unpronounceable Slovenian name, this very American stage actor has a dimunitive frame, a prominent forehead, and a crooked, sardonic mouth, all of which tilt his casting toward the debauched or the demonic.
First Glimpsed In: The cult horror film The Sender, with our friend Shirley Knight.
First Big TV Exposure: Part of the Tom Fontana repertory, Ivanek played a prosecutor on Homicide and the governor on Oz.
High Art Moment: Ivanek was part of the amazing ensemble in Dogville, Lars Von Trier's best film, and its disastrous sequel, Manderlay.
Ivanek the Terrible: Lately he's been overexposed as TV's go-to guy for generic villainy: miscast as a rogue military operative in Heroes, miscast as a deranged redneck on Big Love, nothing to do as a vampire judge in True Blood. Somebody should use Ivanek against type as a nice guy, before I get tired of him.


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Assistant general manager Mike Hazen driven to help get Red Sox on track
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Mike Hazen is watching Will Middlebrooks take grounders at third base and Jose Iglesias take them at shortstop. They are two players who grew up in Hazen's minor league system when he served as Red Sox farm director. They are the successes.
Now the assistant general manager, and one of Ben Cherington's confidants, Hazen finds himself in a different role, helping to make the decisions that affect the Sox at a time when the focus of the organization has shifted directly toward the baseball operations department.
Hazen, who grew up in Abington, Mass., the son of schoolteachers, doesn't shy away from the responsibility of a major decision-maker. He is extremely hard on himself, critical of some of the moves he's been a part of since the collapse of September 2011.
While the Sox have fired managers, coaches, and members of the medical staff, the baseball operations department has remained intact, and has been added to. Hazen is aware of the scrutiny the front office will be under this season.
Have they made the right calls for 2013?
"Look, we haven't been very good from September of 2011 on,'' Hazen said. "We haven't had major league players coming up. We've had injuries, but part of having injuries is having guys underneath those guys to fill in, but just not to fill in, but be able to win in the American League East with.
"We need to do a better job of that, more so on the pitching side. It's something we need to continue to improve.
"We face that pressure every day and have every day for the last seven years. We want to be right. Whatever has happened on the field, I think we've taken as much responsibility as anyone. We continue to.
"Last year's season is no exception. We probably made some choices and decisions we shouldn't have made. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves to get it right, to be right more often, whether it be improving processes, coaching staffs, whatever goes into it. We feel the ultimate responsibility, as we should.''
Hazen still calls farm director and scouting director the two hardest jobs other than GM. He feels uneasy taking credit for some of the Sox' successes because, "As a farm director or scouting director, it's never your anything.
"It's certainly rewarding for the scouts and coaches to see these kids make it on the major league stage, like Middlebooks and [Felix] Doubront. They haven't 100 percent established themselves but they did a good job for us last year. It's rewarding to see them in the mix here with the next wave of players coming.
"Unfortunately, you look at it ultra-critically. You say for each guy who makes it, there's four or five guys you wish you could have done a better job with so they could help the major league team.''
One of the deals Hazen was a part of was the Josh Reddick trade to Oakland that netted the Sox Andrew Bailey.
"You develop relationships with players, but everyone understands at the end of the day it's a business in terms of making deals,'' Hazen said. "It's always tough trading away Josh Reddick and Kyle Weiland [to the Astros in the Mark Melancon deal], guys like that. You have to evaluate objectively or you're not doing your job.''
Hazen is part of a troika in Cherington's inner circle, with Allard Baird and Brian O'Halloran. Each has a different expertise. Hazen is player development-oriented. Baird is the player evaluation man, and O'Halloran has dealt with rules, administrative tasks, and contracts.
Hazen said that much of his job is information-gathering for Cherington, perhaps playing devil's advocate, and also giving his input on players and deals and possible free agent signings. He also oversees the farm director, but his major focus is gathering information about the major league teams the Sox may be dealing with.
Hazen's work is far from over this spring.
Before the end of camp, the Sox must wade through their outfield/first base options. They must adjust if David Ortiz isn't ready to start the season because of his Achilles' tendon issues. There are bullpen slots that have to be determined. There may be more injuries to contend with.
As camp continues and then as the season starts, the baseball operations staff must adjust if it finds the team it assembled isn't what they thought it would be. If the team isn't contending, then comes the biggest decision of all — whether to trade veteran players and let the kids play.
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This is the second major deal announced this year that facilitates data sharing between providers and health plans. Ambulatory EHR vendor Greenway, insurer Florida Blue, and Availity, a national health information network, announced last spring that they'd begun enabling Greenway clients to send clinical data to Florida Blue and to receive back patient care summaries based on claims and other data.
Although Inovalon didn't reveal which payers were interested in receiving Allscripts data, it serves hundreds of plans that together cover about half of the insured population, according to Keith Dunleavy, president and CEO of the company.
Inovalon aggregates claims, lab, pharmacy, durable medical equipment, functional status and patient demographic data for the payers, Dunleavy told InformationWeek Healthcare. For the past decade, Inovalon has also been collecting clinical data from providers for its health plan customers, he said. Most of that information has been manually abstracted from paper charts. But during the past five years, an increasing amount of the information has come from EHRs. With the permission of providers, he said, Inovalon has garnered "raw data" from their EHRs using a combination of export and "screen scraping" methods.
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The Allscripts deal provides a higher level of sophistication, allowing Inovalon to take advantage of interfaces between Allscripts' EHRs and the back-end system of Inovalon, which is connected to the systems of its health plan customers.
"When a provider or provider group authorizes the integration, they don't have to do any more work onsite," Dunleavy said. "The back end [of Inovalon] handles the rest, coordinating the data exchanges for the providers."
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Yesterday was a tears in the bathroom day.
Yes, lunch. Their 2nd meal of the day was being consumed 8 hours after they'd been given breakfast by my husband. See, Dear A is on vacation again. And it's painful for everyone.
Because this vacation exceeds her contract, it's unpaid leave. We have a friend of Dear A's watching the kids for us a few hours each day, and have arranged shortened work days/alternate hours to cover off the rest, but she's charging a higher hourly rate. Dear A's making less and we're paying more. Painful, sure, but something I had sorted out and accepted.
The pain I'd forgotten (or blocked out maybe?) was the insanity around having a new caregiver in the mix. For some reason, I was thinking, "Ok, 2 weeks, no biggie. The kids know her, she's recommended...." instead of "Ok, I now have to train a new nanny, learn how to best communicate with a new person, re-sort out the dynamics of 3 caregivers in the house and so on and so on...." This blank on my part has resulted in backwards diapers, a runaway dog and the aforementioned food-less day for my kids. That's the part that really got to me yesterday - when my air-eater kid finally breaks down and asks for lunch you know he's really, really hungry. Realizing that, I felt like a really shitty mom. And had to hide in the bathroom for a quick cry.
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British international open water swimmer Tom Sunter, 20, chats with blueseventy about his transition from the pool to the deep blue and the 2013 Open Water swim circuit.
Tell us a little bit about your background.
I've been a swimmer from a very young age, but I only competed in my first open water event in 2010. The last past two years have seen me gain a lot of experience in what was an 'alien' sport to me! I made the British team for the 2010 LEN Cup in Israel (which also doubled as the World trials), despite never having swum more than a 1500m in the pool!
So what have you been up to more recently?
I swam at the 2012 European Open Water Championships in Italy, where I was hoping for a top ten finish on the 10k. I was a bit unlucky and was out of the water for a month before. I only got back in just three weeks before the competition, so I knew it was going to be tough.
I started well and to the 7000m mark I was sitting in around eighth place. But then the lack of training and preparation caused me to slip down the pack and finish in 27th... Not what I had hoped for!
I'd finished 5th at the Junior Europeans for the previous two years, but this was my first European Championships as a senior. But you have to look at the positives and I did take a lot of experience from that race.
What does the 2013 hold for you then?
In January I am competing in the first two legs of the World Cup Series in Brazil and Argentina and I'll be taking my blueseventy nero legskins with me. This will be the first time I compete in a FINA World Cup event, even though I've competed in five legs of the European Cup over the past two years. I'm looking forward to visiting Brazil, especially with the build up to the 2016 Rio Olympic Games just beginning.
What would you like to achieve in 2013?
My main aim is to qualify for the World Championships in Barcelona in July. If I manage to secure a place on the team for that, then that is just a bonus, as I know how difficult this is going to be.
Who are you up against this year?
My main rival for a place on the team is Daniel Fogg. Dan finished 5th in the 10km at the 2012 Olympic Games. I've raced him a few times over the last two years on 10km events and I know how tough he is.
Seeing as you're from a pool background, how have you found the transition to open water?
It wasn't as hard as I expected. My stroke is suited to racing in rough and choppy water, and I'm able to 'spot'(lift my head up forward to breathe) quite easily. The thing I wasn't used to during my first few races was just how physical a 10km race is! So many swimmers swim in such a small area that competitors receive knocks to the face and body. Obviously there is a referee to stop physical contact, but I have been hit a few times and I know that it was done intentionally!
So apart from taking self-defence classes, what are your tips for someone looking to make the move to open water?
Making the move from pool swimming into open water swimming is very exciting, but I would advise starting on a small/local race. That way you can work on techniques and skills, and then it will be easier to build up towards the bigger races, which are undoubtedly going to have more contact and be more challenging.
Another tip I have is to draft behind other swimmers. Drafting behind other swimmers means a decrease in effort but still being able to maintain speed. It is estimated that a swimmer who has their head on the hip of another swimmer is exerting around 13% less effort that the swimmer in front. This means you can save energy for the sprint finish at the end. I once led a race for 9400m only to be overtaken on the final sprint... Had I drafted more, the results might have been different.
What suits do you where when you race in the pool and open water?
I've raced in blueseventy suits before in the pool, last season for example I wore the neroXII jammers and I was pleased with how they felt. Some suits often don't fit as well around the knee but the Nero was great. I have also raced in the Helix wetsuit in one of the Great Swims in 2011. It was the first time I raced in a wetsuit and I found it surprisingly light and the freedom of movement I had was amazing!
Good luck to Tom in 2013 as he takes on the world; we hope he'll be swimming faster in blueseventy too!


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