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42 U.S. Code § 2297h–11 - Low-level waste
(a) Responsibility of DOE
(1) The Secretary, at the request of the generator, shall accept for disposal low-level radioactive waste, including depleted uranium if it were ultimately determined to be low-level radioactive waste, generated by—
(A) the Corporation as a result of the operations of the gaseous diffusion plants or as a result of the treatment of such wastes at a location other than the gaseous diffusion plants, or
(2) Except as provided in paragraph (3), the generator shall reimburse the Secretary for the disposal of low-level radioactive waste pursuant to paragraph (1) in an amount equal to the Secretary's costs, including a pro rata share of any capital costs, but in no event more than an amount equal to that which would be charged by commercial, State, regional, or interstate compact entities for disposal of such waste.
(3) In the event depleted uranium were ultimately determined to be low-level radioactive waste, the generator shall reimburse the Secretary for the disposal of depleted uranium pursuant to paragraph (1) in an amount equal to the Secretary's costs, including a pro rata share of any capital costs.
(b) Agreements with other persons
The generator may also enter into agreements for the disposal of low-level radioactive waste subject to subsection (a) of this section with any person other than the Secretary that is authorized by applicable laws and regulations to dispose of such wastes.
(c) State or interstate compacts
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no State or interstate compact shall be liable for the treatment, storage, or disposal of any low-level radioactive waste (including mixed waste) attributable to the operation, decontamination, and decommissioning of any uranium enrichment facility.
Source(Pub. L. 104–134, title III, § 3113,Apr. 26, 1996, 110 Stat. 1321–347; Pub. L. 108–447, div. C, title III, § 311,Dec. 8, 2004, 118 Stat. 2959.)
Section was enacted as part of the USEC Privatization Act and also as part of the Omnibus Consolidated Rescissions and Appropriations Act of 1996, and not as part of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 which comprises this chapter.
2004—Subsec. (a)(4). Pub. L. 108–447, § 311, which directed the addition of par. (4) to subsec. (a) ofsection 3113 of Public Law 102–486 (42 U.S.C. 2297h–11), was executed by adding par. (4) to subsec. (a) of this section, which is section 3113 ofPub. L. 104–134, to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
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The tool already has a brief campaign history, but the U.S. Senate race in Missouri between Republican Todd Akin and Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill may boast the most prominent use so far of talking direct mail.
It's like those singing birthday cards. But meaner:
From Campaigns & Elections magazine:
[Democratic Super PAC] American Bridge is putting at least $37,000 behind the mailer. It was produced by the Democratic direct mail firm Ourso Beychok and mailPOW, which creates the sound cells that go into the talking cards.
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
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October 22nd, 2012
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The only thing left to do is add a "scratch-and-sniff" medallion.
October 22nd, 2012
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Wonder if it will scream when you put it in the shredder.
Hi, vote for me because – AAAAIIIIIEEEEEE!
October 22nd, 2012
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The election is not even over and the GOP slime balls are already outsourcing their campaigns to China. China will love making the nasty grams for the slime.
It will help keep the USPS in business.
Wonder if akin has Romnesia,"
October 22nd, 2012
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They need junk mail that sounds out a dog whistle. That'll put an end to the whole junk mail thing.
October 22nd, 2012
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Oh, horrors! I would very much hate to open a political ad to hear a whining voice (one octave higher these days) blaming Bush for all his (Obama's) many, many failures. I could seriously damage my foot stomping something of this nature, and I don't have ObamaCare!
Save Big Bird! Freezing is the recommended method of food preservation.
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Mirror peeks into the magic factory and introduces you to the wizards who craft your favourite silver screen moments
Veteran soap opera actor Charles Keating has died after losing his battle against cancer.
For her look in the period biopic "Main Aur Charles", actress Richa Chadda reached out to her mother's collection of accessories and apparel.
Randeep Hooda talks about his crossover project and being in Salman Khan's 100 crore club.
The man who discovered DNA fingerprinting has won the world's oldest science prize — Royal Society's Copley Medal.
A 24-hour strike by Air France ground staff caused flight delays and frustration for huge numbers of passengers at Paris airports on Saturday — on one of France's busiest travel weekends of the year.
Burglars who broke into Miley Cyrus' home and stole her Maserati and jewelry will now serve time behind bars, it has been revealed.
The eighth edition of the three-day MindSpark, an annual technical festival of the College of Engineering, Pune (CoEP) will kick-start on Friday.
Renowned architect Charles Correa will be in the city on April 10 and he will make a presentation at Big Cinemas, Bharath Mall in the city at 4pm.
India's leading architect Charles Correa will interact with professionals and students of architecture, give a presentation at Big Cinemas multiplex theatre here on April 10 from 4pm to 7pm.
To enjoy the majestic beauty of Vazhachal waterfalls, Prince Charles reached here on Tuesday afternoon. As part of his visit, tourist restrictions and traffic regulation in Chalakudy were imposed.


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Linn County families are getting help making the upcoming holiday season a little more joyous.
The Salvation Army of Cedar Rapids has begun registering families for Toys for Tots and Holiday Food Assistance.To qualify, families must fall under 185% of the poverty level and live in Linn County or Anamosa. Families must register to receive assistance.
"We want to make sure that, all the kids in this community, they have a Christmas morning," said Lia Pontarelli with The Salvation Army. "They have a reason to give thanks and be happy and we don't want to make it a burden on the parents more than it needs to be."
Registration will be held through Nov. 15. For hours and a list of what you need to register, click here.


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Botox Helps Decrease Frown Lines
When you look very attractive, in front of the mirror, you are really happy enough to take that look, but what when you turn a little older? You need to think of the option which you can get it done for your face to stay attractive as well as look younger on the other hand. When you do look younger even when you are aged, what will you feel so? You will definitely feel awesome, thereby you can achieve the happiness and also can expect having the desires attended and accomplished too.
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It's much natural, that you seek the right look to your face even when you grow older, isn't it? There are many possible options which you can rightly bring in any such solutions to you, but you need to research a lot to help you. The facial wrinkles are very common which can be visible, when you grow older. There are many cosmetic treatments available, which you can seek for your own needs, and thereby you need to realise the benefits for you, by undergoing the known points like pros and cons on enabling it for your requirements. When you think of these procedures like cosmetic treatments, you need to really consider the benefits rather than knowing it after undergoing such procedure. Isn't it benefiting you? It will not at the end, when you don't know ABC of it.
Frown lines are very common, but it can be reduced by means of an option which is highly recommended so. It's nothing but the option of using Botox, whereby this option can help you in decreasing the frown lines.
According to ethembahealth.com, this option of using the Botox treatment can help you getting the minimum level of wrinkles, whereby it has some levels of toxins, which does block the nerve impulses, thus the temporary relaxation is given to muscles. This will give you the refreshed look and also the appearance can help in reducing the wrinkles thereby.
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Also, it should be very much identified whether the person is suitable for this treatment, else the allergy can form, or it may even cause harm to your skin which is much visible, and that may cause the dull look too. It's better to know you or your skin is problem-free, thereby the Botox treatment is well useable for you in search of reducing the wrinkles. Thus when Botox is useable, your skin can get all that it needs, whereby it can gain the refreshed feel and look too, making you feel and look young.
Also, when you go for this treatment, you must approach the practitioner to be experienced enough to check you whether you are suitable enough thereby you can gain the benefits to you. reduction of wrinkles can help you feel good and also better to stand in front of the mirror, also it is important to do it for you again after a period of few months, else the lines may come back too, giving the aged look back to you again.
The Way Out of Dry Skin
Oh in case you're out of touch or just too busy to notice, summer is already upon us. Which means problems with dry skin is becoming more prevalent. If this is your problem too, we'll be glad to help you improve your skin's chances of surviving the heat.
1. Since we began entertaining the season itself, why not take your time off the sun? If by any chance, skinny dipping is unavoidable, then by all means wear sunscreen! If you're not allergic to it, lactic acid lotions can be helpful. It helps much with exfoliation of very dry skin and increased retention of epidermal moisture (you know, geek speak for maintaining that supple skin).
2. Do not overdress. As much as we hate to admit it, itchy uncomfortable clothing that make you look good is a definite no-no. If you can avoid Jacuzzi tubs or even saunas, at all cost do so. If your regular bathing period is from one hour till forever, we also suggest that you have to officially take shorter baths from now on. Over-cleaning will only strip natural oils off your body, and do away with hot water too. Air from heating is just as troublesome as winter air.
3. Yes, according to cwcmedspa.com, skin radiates the overall condition of your body from the inside so be mindful of stuff you ingest. Foods rich in zinc or fatty acids is best for skin wishing to retain more water. Fish oil supplements taken from the cold waters (best example: tuna or salmon) is now also a common fad best for skin moisturizing. Caffeine improves skin condition while vitamins A and B helps reduce dryness. So yes again, pay attention to what you eat.
4. Be wary of your own skin care products. If you use deodorizing soaps and it soon becomes dry and even flaky, stop using it. Your skin may not feel compatible to it. As such, you won't even need deodorant soaps applied to your whole body because only certain parts have odor glands. Stop using other types of harsh soaps too. If you're using moisturizers, use thick ones. Always apply it to slightly wet skin and use the right type for your skin.
But then, even the best precautionary measures may still falter every now and then. Here are some common causes of dry skin:
- Existing medical condition: malnutrition or psoriasis
- Medication side effects
- Poor diet lacking essential fatty acids
- Prolonged hot water exposure
- Hypothyroid
- Genetic predisposition
- Age
- Prolonged and frequent exposure to dry air environments
- Exposure to harsh chemicals (most notably in skin care vanity products)
5. See a skin care expert. If all else fails seek the help of a dermatologist. A physician can help you know what's happening under that uncomfortably itchy and dry skin. They can help you diagnose if the itch is only skin deep or if there are other underlying medical conditions that need more serious attention (e.g. diabetes and hypothyroid). In short, the treatment relies on the cause. But be wiser than most people if itching and discomfort persists despite self-medication. Visit your specialist for the correct assistance.
Finding the Best Third-Party Logistics Provider
Searching for third party logistics (most commonly abbreviated to 3PL) company is quite a burden of a task. Your bottom line should always be to forge a win-win relationship. How? Take a look at our tips below.
1. A provider with true interests. You wouldn't want someone who'd leave you hanging anytime soon. Right on the get go, look for a partner that will walk beside you through and through. You will know if a 3PL is truly invested into helping you if they can show you in details, how they can aid your expansion needs (in case you need to). Open lines of communication is the best way to begin any search.
2. Experience is gold. More so when a third party provider has some years into its feathers. This means that they know what they're doing to last that long. But be true to the point. Look for a partner with experience relevant to your company's operational experience. Scrutinize their actual involvements in the industry you belong to. Make it a perfect fit and ask about their personal and professional development programs. As noted on fmicanada.com, if each member of their team looks enthusiastic and engaged enough in their normal day to day operations, they're for keeps.
3. Cheap is not always good and say yes to customization. What is it that they say about you get what you pay for? Don't be such a cheapskate when searching for a 3PL. Outsourced solutions can be beneficial in the long run but always ask first about ways by which a provider in question plans to increase and improve your continuous cost and efficient operations. For customization, if you're a bit picky, choose a smaller provider as it will be easier to relate to them on a personal level. Keeping it that way will create better results since friendship is somehow already established. To challenge a contender for your logistics provision, ask them for actual samples in which they have offered a customized solution to a previous organization they serviced. You'd know by then who wins the case.
4. An able partner with multifaceted capabilities. This is applicable to businesses whose needs span more than just one industry. In choosing a 3PL partner, opt for one which can serve the most number of product markets you also serve. Ensure that they have the previous experience, future capacity and certification compliance with areas you deem important for your operations. Safety is of top concern in cargo security. If they have it, they'll flaunt it, so it's up to you to know the truth about it. Successful partnerships have foundations on trust and truth.
5. Is there a connection? Lastly, no matter how adept and promising a third-party logistics provider may seem, if you don't find that inner connection upon first happenstance then don't waste your time with such a partnership. Chemistry is key and being to sort out things right at the onset is a good way to go. If there's no spark right there, don't expect it to work in the long run.
The many choices is overwhelming, follow those steps and the search may soon be over.
The Growth of Medical Toursim
According to experts, more than two thousand international citizens travel overseas – not as visitors, but as sufferers. The primary cause driving the growth of global medical tourism is the ever-rising price of healthcare in the western world.
Medical tourism and leisure includes the choice made by sufferers to search for lower cost access to health care providers overseas, mostly with the objective of finding treatments at a lower cost. It holds all aspects of sufferers looking for therapy, enhancement and change through various medical or health and fitness methods away from home.
What aspects should one consider when deciding for the ideal location to go through medical treatment? Besides the price, it is necessary that the nation offering medical features is experiencing financial growth. The financial system of a nation is often a very good of the growth of facilities and the newest technological innovation in the medical sector. Check out for the services, features and professional abilities that the nation has to offer.
According to freshstartaesthetics.com, medical techniques that make sufferers grab their US passports most frequently consist of dental good care, aesthetic, large volume, memory foam and cardiovascular surgery therapy, and melanoma diagnostic and therapy.
Many nations are able to offer high-quality medical good care at a bargain price for those struggling to afford therapy in their house nation. Recently, thanks to the combination of low price of labor and great quality medical education, some parts around the world have become true medical tourism locations.
Unsurprisingly, Thailand tops the list of best attractions for medical tourism. Today, it offers some of the best and most cost-effective rehabilitation treatment centers on the world.
In Thailand, a medical tourist can get a variety of medical good care solutions, all at a fraction of the price he would pay elsewhere. That is probably the reason why, out of twenty thousand visitors visiting Thailand each season, almost two thousands of them came looking for some kind of medical service, surgical therapy being probably the most well known option.
India has a large pool of doctors educated in the USA medical schools. It is especially well known among medical visitors from African-American. The Indian government made it simpler for many people from other countries to enter Indian in order to get wellness solutions by removing the requirement for a visa. Indian specializes in cost-effective cardiac bypass surgery therapy, bone marrow transplant, eye surgery therapy, melanoma analysis and therapy, and other high-end surgical techniques.
Singapore is quickly becoming a top travel destination for those medical visitors looking for the best melanoma analysis and therapy available. The place to find some of the best medical features on the world, Singapore continues to invest in medical good care, most notably in medical.
Medical visitors from all over the world are traveling to the USA to get some highly specialized medications and techniques, especially when it comes to the area of surgical therapy. Although expensive, the USA medical good care features are probably the best on the world, employing top-notch professionals in the healthcare industry.
What is a Human Resource Management System?
We are living in a world where technology is everything. From the moment we step outside our house, we find ourselves surrounded by technology in the form of vehicles, shopping, banking, communicating or entertainment. Its influence cannot be escaped. Similar to us, the work organizations throughout the world are also relying on technology for their daily needs.
Human resource management system (HRMS) or Human resource information system (HRIS) can be understood as a method to manage the human resources in organizations. It is a way to manage the ever-growing large workforce more efficiently and clearly. It is essentially the employee management software which perfectly merges the human resource management and all is basic HR activities as a field and the elements of the information technology. The basic function of human resource department is to administrate the tracking of employee data, which basically includes skills, histories, accomplishments and salary. To reduce the enormous workload of these tasks, computers were used. They have simplified the task of analyzing huge amounts of data by allowing us to store the desired information in it. Human resource executives can now rely on IT professionals to develop and maintain the HRMS.
A good HRMS system should provide the following: - Efficient management of employee records. -Reporting and analysis of the employee information. -Company related documents such as handbooks, guidelines. There are several modules that a Human resource management system can tracks such as payroll, time and attendance, performance appraisal, recruiting management, performance record, employee self service, scheduling, analytics and high potential employees.
The HRIS can be used for the following purposes:
- -Human resource planning and analysis.
- -Equal employment.
- -Staffing.
- -Development.
- -Compensation and benefits.
- -Health and Security -Employee and Labor Relations.
The HRMS can contribute a lot of the company because its first purpose is to reduce the human effort which is required to compile the data on employees. It improves the efficiency with which the data is organized. With the help of the system, many activities can be performed easily and resourcefully without generating much paperwork. The task of record keeping is reduced exponentially since the entire data is kept on-line. It can also be retrieved conveniently when required easily.
The second purpose is that it makes the task of decision making and planning much more efficient and clearer. Having access to the data on-line, the HR planning is now based more on the information provided and less on depending on the managerial perception and intuition. The specialists can easily compile data from the servers rather manually doing the analysis for each department.
Choosing an HRIS is quite crucial as it is important to first understand the basic needs and strategies of the HR department of the company. Many companies need different functions and accordingly, a suitable HRMS must be chosen and designed to fit perfectly to the needs of the sector. At the same time, several factors like financial flexibility, ease of use, privacy and safety of the data should be considered when it comes to choosing the perfect Human resource management system.
Having a Lower Face Lift
A lower face-lift is intervention treatment that is designed to tense up the epidermis in the throat and face to reduce the ravages of time. This means that only a part of the head is targeted. A reduced face-lift is the recommended method for those with dropping face and jowls. Deep facial lines around the mouth and the jaw line can also be eliminated by this type of facelift. This is conducted by making a small cut that expands from the front of the ear and expands down and behind the ear. A short cut is created under the chin area when a throat raise is conducted along with the process. According to aestheticmedicinesymposium.com, choices distinguish the epidermis and eliminate excess tissue before shrinking the epidermis and ending it with stitches.
While these are required results, discoloration and discomfort are two other unwanted effects of a Lower Face Lift. Pain and discoloration are required to continue to persist within a few several weeks to several weeks after the surgery treatment and full treatment from the cuts will take several weeks.
Scarring damage is little with a process such as this, as the cuts created are usually invisible by the hairline. The marks will usually turn a recognizable light red before becoming white within a couple of several weeks.
Another issue with the face-lift is the price. A common Lower Face Lift can price you around $7,000. Based on the process the Lower Face Lift can price you around $4,000 to $10,000. This makes techniques like this a difficult option for those do not have this type of amount. You can expect more if you are planning to couple other techniques such as a throat raise or a temple raise.
Aside from the above, another issue with the facelift is that not everyone can have it. Those who have concomitant medical conditions and improved risk are seen in tobacco users and those affected by high blood pressure and diabetic issues are not good applicants for intervention treatment such as this.
Dangers of a Lower Face Lift
The risks of a lower face-lift are the same as the risks to any other type of surgery treatment. From blood loss to possible disease of the cuts, there are a number of possible responses that can cause a risk to your health once you go through a face-lift, even one that is focused to just a part of the face. Sufferers are also at a risk for creating negative reactions against medicines and the sedation used during surgery treatment.
One serious risk that comes with this process is the risk for sensors damage. Adjustment of the face muscles can result to sensors stress, which can cause to a loss of feeling in the impacted areas.
Post medical depressive disorders are another risk. Those who are vulnerable to depressive disorders can develop the condition after surgery treatment as a complication of sedation and other drugs. Having to work from home after surgery treatment and not being able to do the things one has done before for a period of a few several weeks can also predispose certain people to depressive disorders.
Things That Can Affect your Home Insurance Premiums
There are a number of factors related to your home that affect your ability to secure coverage and they extent of the coverage that you can secure. These are things that you should consider when you're planning to purchase a home or are in the hunt for a home.
An area that is prone to natural disasters, can make it difficult to secure coverage. According to squareoneinsurance.ca, natural disasters have become so costly that many large insurers now refuse to provide homeowners with coverage for homes in high-risk areas. So, if you live in an area that has a regular wildfire season, or hurricanes, or seasonal flooding, then you may fall into this particular category.
Believe it or not, your roof can be a major issue if it does not meet certain standards. Is it wind or hail resistant? If the roof is new and it's constructed of impact-resistant material, you may even get some discounts. Plumbing is another area of concern. Since water is one of the main causes of damage to homes, the idea of an old pipe rusting away or bursting would certainly cause one concern or a provider to question whether coverage would be available. And don't forget, with water damage, comes mold damage. This could turn into a very expensive proposition.
The electrical system is another area where insurance providers may draw a line in the sand regarding your coverage. Circuit breakers and panels have to meet existing codes. And if you happen to be interested in a heritage home, beware of knob and tube units…they will need to be replaced. Generally speaking, the older your home is, the higher your premium will be.
Proximity to a fire department is also a consideration, for obvious reasons. And your deductible affects your insurance premium. The more financial responsibility you, the homeowner, are willing to accept in terms of a higher deductible, the more the insurance company will be willing to reward you with lower rates.
Too many claims on your policy will negatively impact your insurance cost. Before making a claim, be sure that the premium impact is worth the return. People make unwise decisions when they choose to make claims for only a couple hundred dollars.
And finally, the security of the home will impact your home insurance premiums. A burglar or fire alarm that automatically generates a call to a security company or fire station can mean a discount on your premium. If it's in a gated community or in one with its own security measures, additional discounts may be available.


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Men's Track and Field Ranks 25th Nationally
The UTEP men's track and field team have moved up to secure the No. 25 spot in the USTFCCCA Division I team rankings.
Onakoya Proves to be a Triple Threat at UTEP Invitational
Abiola Onakoya proved to be a tough competitor taking the track in three events and dominating the race at the UTEP Invitational.
Miners Host UTEP Invitational
The UTEP track and field team will take the track one last time at home as they host the UTEP Invitational.
UTEP Set for Texas Tech Open
29 Miners will travel to Lubbock, Texas to compete in the Texas Tech Open on Saturday.
Relay Team Registers 12th-Fastest Time in the Nation
The men's 4x400m relay wrapped up Saturday on a high note posting the 12th-fastest time in the nation at Texas Relays.
UTEP Invitational
Photo Gallery by Michael Patrick Reese
Don Kirby Invitational
The Miners competed at the 2012 DonKirby Invitational on April 7, 2012.
2012: Indoor: Posted a personal-best of 21.81 in the 200m dash prelims at the Conference USA Championships ... Finished fifth overall in the 200m dash at the C-USA Championships ... member of the 4x400 distance medley team who crossed the finish line sixth at the Texas A&M Invitational with a time of 10:30.31.
Outdoor: Claimed bronze in the 200m dash at the Conference USA Championship with the time of 21:48 ... registered a career-best of 21.26 in the 200m dash at the UTEP Springtime ... part of the 4x100m relay team that posted a season-best of 40.17 at the UTEP Springtime meet, earning the squad a spot at the NCAA Preliminary round ... member of the 4x100m relay team that competed at the NCAA West Preliminary Championships and finished 14th overall with a time of 40.20 ... took silver at the C-USA Championships as a member of the 4x100m relay ... participated in the 100m dash at the C-USA Championships and finished sixth with a time of 10.92.
High School: Took first place in the 200m posting a time of 21.79 at the District 7-5A Championships ... finished third at the Region 1-5A Track and Field Championships in the 200m (21.85) ... part of the 4x200m relay team (88.56) that took first and second in the 4x400m relay (3:21.39) at the District 7-5A Championships.


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Putting Our Values Into Words
We recognize that what we believe—what we hold true and what we value—informs our decisions and our actions every day. As a team, when we share the same sets of beliefs and values, we are more likely to act in unison, creating consistently excellent experiences and reliable and safe care for our patients.
A task force of Beebe Healthcare team members met over multiple months to examine exceptional patient experiences and distilled from this evaluation the values they believed shape our behaviors when we are performing at our best.
Beebe Healthcare team members have pledged to live these values every day. As a patient or visitor at Beebe, you may see these value statements posted. We invite you to help us be mindful of our values as we care for you and your family members.
New Video Inspires Team Members
To help share our values with team members, we created a video. It is both a celebration of the great work we do each day, and a charge to remain dedicated to a shared set of values that guide us.
Click here to watch the video on YouTube.
Hospital Quality Study Finds Beebe Healthcare in Top 5% in Nation for 4th Consecutive Year™
Beebe is a non-profit community hospital dedicated to excellence in healthcare. As we grow, we remain focused on quality. In 2013, Beebe, recipient of the Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence™, has been ranked in the top 5% in the nation for overall clinical excellence by Healthgrades®.


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At approximately 3:50 p.m., on U.S. 278 three miles east of Hokes Bluff, a single vehicle crash occurred resulting in one fatality.
Gregory Ramon Sanford,51, the driver of a 2002 Chevrolet S-10 pickup, was killed when his vehicle left the roadway and struck a ditch. Sanford was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle.
No additional details are available as Alabama State Troopers continue to investigate this crash.
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Earlier this week, we rounded up a few small space wine racks. Today, we're sharing one of our own solutions to the space dilemma. We like using small patterned glasses to serve wine and cocktails. Stemware can take up a lot of room in kitchen cabinets, and these little guys are much better space savers...
They don't decant or keep temperature as well as a traditional wine glass, but to be honest we're not connoisseurs and we'd rather keep a set of small glasses on hand for a party than a dozen wine glasses.
We've used stemware in the past, and we still have a few wine glasses, but we're enjoying the small party glasses so much that we think we'll stick with them. These were given to us as a gift a couple of years ago, so we don't have the source, although we think they were purchased at Fly Bird in Oak Park.
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Super cute! They don't have a brand name on them? Lots of glasses like these turn up if you google "Moroccan tea glass", but none I like as much as these.
Awww! I love this idea!
Caitlin, I looked for a brand name and couldn't find one. Sorry! Thanks for the compliment!
Cute glasses Sarah!!!
I have both stemware and small glasses and just last night I realized just how much more often I use the small glasses. I grabbed a white wine glass and noticed just how dusty they were from non-use. Plus they can be a real pain to wash. I can't tell you how many that I've broken while washing or knocked over in the drying rack.
this online store has a really nice assortment of Moroccan tea glasses that are quite reasonably priced:
katie, I always break my wine glasses too. When the last one breaks, I'm not getting anymore.
Thanks for the tea glass link, kungfookimmie.
I friend was insulted once when I served a fabulous italian red in slightly fluted tumblers. She said, "so I'm not good enough to break out the nice crystal, huh?" I was stunned! In Italy, table wine is frequently served in simple glasses -- something like what we call juice glasses. It took a trip to Italy the following year for her to find out it was true, though she'd never admit the wine tasted just fine without a stem.
Your selection of Goats Do Roam is a great choice for unpretentious drinking too.
If you want a stem, something big and fat like an Ikea Rättvik holds up well in the dishwasher.
I love my small glasses however, the glass size and shape can affect how the wine tastes. If it is a new wine or nicer bottle I like to use my big round glasses. Wine is supposed to be enjoyed so if you enjoy it in a small water glass then so be it.
Here is a video blog on testing the wine glass shapes with the same wine. He is a great wine expert but I could do without his swishing.
Oh my gosh! I am the biggest AT addict in South Africa and often get miserable that the goodies posted are not available in SA. But look, "Goats do Roam" wine, horray! This wine farm is just up the road from my home in Cape Town... I feel a thirst coming on :)
i'd like to attest to the value of a wine glass shape. when sipping a really fantastic red in a restaurant my dining partner and i couldn't stop raving, after switching glasses to share the wine around more we noticed slight differences in the glasses (one was for a syrah and another for a bordeaux) and the taste was surprisingly quite different.
this was a rather expensive wine and i won't buy it for myself until i've got the proper glasses... but for everyday guzzling i'm happy to use my ikea cups any day.
kungfookimmie - Thanks for that link! I may have to buy some of these....
i much prefer to drink my wine out of a stemless glass. i have Riedels, but occasionally i'll pour some white wine in a little juice glass.
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A general algorithm for computing the exact DFT must take time at least proportional to its output size n. In many applications, however, most of the Fourier coefficients of a signal are small or equal to zero, i.e., the output of the DFT is sparse. This is the case for video signals, where a typical 8x8 block in a video frame has on average 7 non-negligible frequency coefficients (i.e., 89% of the coefficients are negligible). For sparse signals, the Ω
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Vaccines have weathered their fair share of criticism. First, there were concerns that the hepatitis B vaccine caused multiple sclerosis, then it was presumed that the MMR vaccine caused autism, and you have certainly been bombarded by the latest medical "fact" that the preservative thimerosal (the infamous mercury preservative used in vaccines prior to 2000) is at the root of the autism epidemic.
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The national leader of the Nation of Islam spoke on behalf of keeping the Voting Rights Act intact at Birmingham's historic Kelly Ingram Park on Friday.
Shelby County has challenged Section Five of the act, which calls for preclearance of any changes to voting laws. Attorneys for the Shelby County Commission contend the requirement is no longer needed due to advances in minority voting.
More than 200 people greeted and gave a enthusiastic welcome to the Minister Louis Farrakhan.
"Farrakhan, Farrakhan, Farrakhan," chanted through the park. Farrakhan, using the words of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., said the Voting Rights Act should not be changed in any way.
"Laws passed for the Negroes' benefit are so widely unenforced that it's a mockery to call them laws," Farrakhan said.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case and is expected to rule at any time. Farrakhan told the crowd if Section Five is struck down, those opposed to the Voting Rights Act will gain an advantage.
"Would now be free to keep us going back and forth to court. Litigating, litigating and litigating. Hell with litigation," Farrakhan said
Among the crowd, a pair traveled from Etowah County to hear Farrakhan speak.
"I think it would be a detriment if the Supreme Court overturns that, especially since I'm an elected official. If we didn't have the right to vote, as the minister says, I wouldn't be an elected official," Carolyn Parker, an Etowah County Commissioner, said.
"Over the years, a lot of people sacrificed for our right to vote and to see it being challenged shouldn't even be up for consideration," Spencer Gray of Etowah County said.
Farrakhan addressed some of the criticism he received from the Birmingham Jewish Federation for coming to Birmingham.
"To call me a hater in the face of Alabama hatred. I didn't segregate black children. I didn't tell black people you can be buried here," Farrakhan said.
Farrakhan is expected to make stops speaking in favor of the voting rights act in Shelby County, Selma and later this afternoon in Montgomery.
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KSP Offers Safe Driving Tips For Thanksgiving Holiday
Date of News Release: 11/16/2010
(Frankfort, Ky.) (Nov. 17, 2010) -- According to the American Automobile Association, approximately 39.7 million motorists will hit the road during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, a 12 percent increase from 2009. To help keep Kentucky's roads safe, the Kentucky State Police will be boosting its road patrols and operating safety checkpoints throughout the Commonwealth beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 24 and ending at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 28. Coordinating enforcement efforts with local police and sheriff's offices, KSP troopers and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement officers will cast a vast safety net designed to save lives.
"Higher traffic volumes, combined with increased numbers of out-of-state visitors traveling to or through the state, have the potential to produce added risk for highway travel," says KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer. "Last year, there were 1,113 motor vehicle crashes on Kentucky roadways during the four-day Thanksgiving holiday period. Eight people died and 325 were injured."
"These are tragic and needless deaths," he adds. "I urge all motorists to protect themselves and their fellow travelers by practicing the following simple, safe driving tips."
"Three out of four vehicle crashes happen within 25 miles of home at speeds of 45 miles per hour or less," notes Brewer. "About 40 percent of all fatal crashes occur on roads where the speed limit is 30 miles per hour or less."
"Thanksgiving is about family," he adds. "Staying focused and alert while operating a motor vehicle is essential to protect yourself and others and to ensure that we all arrive safely to our loved ones. It's the best holiday gift you can give."
Motorists can contribute to highway safety during the holiday period by reporting erratic, impaired or speeding drivers to the KSP toll-free hotline at 1-800-222-5555. Indications that a driver might be impaired include weaving, swerving, drifting or straddling the center line; driving on the wrong side of the road; driving at inconsistent speeds; stopping without cause or braking erratically; ignoring or responding slowly to traffic lights; driving too close to curbs and driving at night with no lights. Callers will remain anonymous and should be prepared to give a description of the vehicle, direction of travel and license number if possible.
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Tom Budziakowski, a student majoring in political science and legal studies at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, will spend six weeks this summer working as an intern in the Washington, D.C., office of Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin.
Budziakowski, who's from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, said he pursued the internship to apply and expand his knowledge of political science through a "once-in-a-lifetime experience."
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Polk County is strategically located in the center of the Florida peninsula, about equal distance from the east and west coast and half way between the Georgia-Florida border and the Southern tip of the peninsula. Polk lies on the Interstate-4 corridor, 25 miles east of Tampa and 35 miles southwest of Orlando. As the geographic center of Florida, it is estimated that more than 7.5 million people reside within a 100 mile radius of Polk County. This is one of the largest concentrations of population in the southeast.
"Imperial" Polk County was the nickname given to the county by a newspaper editor to recognize the county's prominence in agriculture, phosphate and cattle with the timber, turpentine and naval stores operations making strong contributions. In 1914, the county issued a $1.5 million bond to pave a number of roads. That bond issue was considerable for those days, and allowed for 9-foot-wide roads to start from Bartow to Mulberry, Lake Wales, Fort Meade, Winter Haven, Lakeland and Auburndale. According to historical reports, then-county commission clerk W.S. Wev had the idea of erecting an arch over every paved road at its entrance to Polk County, proclaiming that the motorist was about to enter "Imperial Polk County." The name has since remained.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Here are five things Kentuckiana will be talking about today:
1. Severe weather threat -- After weeks of snow, ice and bitter cold comes spring-like weather today, and that includes the threat of damaging winds and tornadoes tonight. WAVE 3 News Storm Tracking Team Meteorologist Christie Dutton is keeping an eye to the sky as the temperature soars toward 70 degrees, leading to very unsettled weather.
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One in eight adolescents age 12 to 17 received treatment or counseling in a specialty mental health setting for problems with behavior or emotions in the past year.
According to a recent report from SAMHSA's 2007 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), Adolescent Mental Health: Service Settings and Reasons for Receiving Care, there are three major types of settings where adolescents generally receive mental health services.
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Suicidal Thoughts. Of young people who received specialty inpatient care, thinking about or attempting suicide and feeling depressed were reported equally often as the reason for receiving care (44.9 percent and 44.8 percent, respectively).
Depression. Of those adolescents who received outpatient specialty mental health services, feeling depressed was the most common cause for receiving care (50.4 percent).
Problems at Home. The second most frequently cited reason for receiving care in an outpatient specialty setting was problems at home or with the family (29.0 percent).
According to the report, educators and health care providers may be among the first to be contacted about mental health issues among adolescents. Making sure these professionals can recognize mental health problems and refer adolescents appropriately is a mental health priority.
Read or download the report, Adolescent Mental Health Service Settings and Reasons for Receiving Care.
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Put your steins together and say "Prost!" to A's Oktoberfest on Saturday, September 20. Specialty beers will be available to fans 21+ years old throughout O.co Coliseum. 10,000 fans will receive an Oktoberfest Stein, presented by Cache Creek Casino Resort, upon entry to the ballpark. Enjoy German-themed entertainment throughout the ballpark during the game, plus German-themed food offerings.
In addition to the events throughout the ballpark, fans ages 21+ were able to purchase special tickets to attend a Brewmaster Meet & Greet that includes an Oktoberfest Ceramic Stein. Brewmaster Meet & Greet tickets are SOLD OUT.Brewmasters that are scheduled to participate include Linden Street, Drakes, Lagunitas, Green Flash, Calicraft Brewing Co., and Altamont.
Brewmaster Meet & Greet with Ceramic Stein tickets: Special tickets that include a commemorative A's Oktoberfest Ceramic Stein and exclusive pregame Brewmaster Meet & Greet in the Eastside Club South at O.co Coliseum are now available and limited in quantity. Brewmaster Meet & Greet takes place in the Eastside Club South on Saturday, September 20 from 11:05 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Demonstrations are ongoing during that time span. Attend with special ticket anytime throughout duration and to pick up Ceramic Stein. Special tickets are required to attend and must be pre-purchase online through the link above. Specialty beer tastings will be available for additional cost. A's players are NOT part of the Brewmaster Meet & Greet.