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The following article, authored by Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a member of the Senate Finance and Judiciary Committees, was published today in the Houston Chronicle:
Texans would have been hit with the biggest tax increase in the history of our country if Congress failed to act on the American Taxpayer Relief Act in the early hours of 2013. The question I faced was, "Would Texans be better off with a massive tax increase?" In good conscience, I could not allow this to take place. I don't believe Washington needs more money; I believe Texans should keep more of their hard-earned dollars, which is why I voted for the act. This bill, while admittedly not perfect, makes tax cuts permanent for nearly all Texans.
Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the fiscal cliff ordeal was that President Obama engaged in the same type of brinksmanship that has become his hallmark. For the fourth time in two years, he stalled and delayed on critical fiscal policy actions.
In December 2010, it was the two-year extension of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts. In the spring of 2011, a government shutdown was narrowly averted by a midnight vote on Capitol Hill. The following summer brought us to the brink once more when the president walked away from the negotiating table on a deal surrounding the debt ceiling. And, of course, Congress rang in the new year with a last-minute escape from the largest tax increase in American history.
In every instance, the looming deadline for action has been obvious. And in every instance, the White House has purposefully slow-walked the process in a shameless attempt to score cheap political points.
The result has been a series of manufactured crises that have brought the country to the brink of economic catastrophe. This is a terrible, acrimonious way of doing business. It diminishes global confidence in the United States, and it is a disservice to the American people. Simply put, this must change.
Over the next few months, we will reach deadlines related to the debt ceiling, the sequester and the continuing appropriations resolution that has funded federal operations since October. If history is any guide, President Obama won't see fit to engage congressional Republicans until the 11th hour. In fact, he has already signaled an unwillingness to negotiate over the debt ceiling. This is unacceptable. The president should immediately put forward a plan that addresses these deadlines, and he should launch serious, transparent budget negotiations.
The biggest fiscal problem in Washington is excessive spending, not insufficient taxation. Tax cuts didn't cause this problem, so tax increases won't solve it. If we don't reduce spending and reform our three biggest entitlement programs - Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security - then we will strangle economic growth, destroy jobs and reduce our standard of living. With the national debt above $16 trillion, and with more than $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities hanging over us, our toughest fiscal decisions cannot be postponed any longer.
Republicans are more determined than ever to implement the spending cuts and structural entitlement reforms that are needed to secure the long-term fiscal integrity of our country.
The coming deadlines will be the next flashpoints in our ongoing fight to bring fiscal sanity to Washington. It may be necessary to partially shut down the government in order to secure the long-term fiscal well being of our country, rather than plod along the path of Greece, Italy and Spain. President Obama needs to take note of this reality and put forward a plan to avoid it immediately.
Cornyn serves on the Finance and Judiciary Committees. He serves as the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee's Immigration, Refugees and Border Security subcommittee. He served previously as Texas Attorney General, Texas Supreme Court Justice, and Bexar County District Judge.
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January 9, 2013 5:53am
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Why do Republicans claim class warfare when taxes
on high income people are raised back to the level
of the Clinton era but are silent while our progressive
tax system ...
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Why do Republicans claim class warfare when taxes
on high income people are raised back to the level
of the Clinton era but are silent while our progressive
tax system has always taxed the wealthy at a much
high rate than the rest of the population. And now
the Senate Minority leader wants to means test for
Medicare. All should be reminded that the income cap
for Medicare taxes was removed in 1994. High income
people pay from several times up to hundreds of times
the amount of Medicare taxes that middle class taxpayers
pay. And now, the head Republican in the Senate wants
to deny them the benefits that they paid dearly for.
How's that for spreading the wealth. George Wallace
was right when he said "There's not a dime difference
between the two."
January 9, 2013 5:28am
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Alvin is right. The federal revenue is only enough
to pay the entitlements and other mandates that are
already established in law by previous lawmakers.
All other federal ...
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Alvin is right. The federal revenue is only enough
to pay the entitlements and other mandates that are
already established in law by previous lawmakers.
All other federal expenditures are paid by borrowing.
Cuts in all entitlements, cuts in grants, and cuts
in all government provided health care along with
higher taxes on all is definitely on the horizon.
Alvin Charmaine
January 9, 2013 4:08am
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Senator Cornyn fires the first salvo in the war of stupid.
Nonody has the fortitude to veebalize what we're talking about.
Cutting Social Security, Medicare amd Defense ...
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Senator Cornyn fires the first salvo in the war of stupid.
Nonody has the fortitude to veebalize what we're talking about.
Cutting Social Security, Medicare amd Defense spending.
Senator Cornyn can introduce the Cornyn Bill to reduce Social Security, Medicare and Defense spending but he does not because he fears the backlash - instead he writes articles insisting the President introduce a plan.
Write up the legislation, write the Cornyn bill to slash spending. Id vote for it.
January 8, 2013 5:37am
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Facts only Please......How would you have voted ?
Do you think the debt ceiling should be frozen in the
next battle ?
Chopin, In your civil service career, have you ...
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Facts only Please......How would you have voted ?
Do you think the debt ceiling should be frozen in the
next battle ?
Chopin, In your civil service career, have you known
any new workers who outperformed the older entrenched
workers ? Usually talent shines through very quick.
So much for merit based decisions. Without new talent,
the whole almost tenured system may wither on the vine.
I still don't believe the economy would have tanked
by restoring taxes to the level when the economy was
doing fine under President Clinton. Doesn't make sense
to me. Maybe if Bush had never cuts taxes and assumed
more debt to pay for two wars, we might not be in the
current mess. Just saying.
Facts only please
January 7, 2013 9:40pm
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Cornyn: excuses...excuses..your vote showed your true Color
As far as Chopin...that is the most stupid thing I have heard. You make NO sense..trust me
La Vernia
January 7, 2013 6:53pm
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Believe me...the Government would be fine with all Agencies cutting any Civil Servant worker who has less than 3 years service. They are considered Career-conditional and ...
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Believe me...the Government would be fine with all Agencies cutting any Civil Servant worker who has less than 3 years service. They are considered Career-conditional and can be let go without any problems this should be done across the board within ALL Federal Agencies!
There are enough within the Civilian Force that do not produce. Maybe the career personnel would have to really learn their jobs and WORK!
Oh Darn, there I go again..making sense....how Stupid! Oh well.....there is still 2014!
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Chicago's - Roswell
- Address:
4401 Shallowford Road
Roswell, GA 30075Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Chicago's - Roswell
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.chicagosrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 7709937464
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Monday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Oscar Galan
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our intimate space can accommodate up to 24 guests. Suitable for private events from family get-togethers, business dinners, or just a friends night out.
- Private Party Contact: Jeanne Wittner 7709937464
- Entertainment: We have live entertainment in our cozy, intimate lounge every Friday and Saturday starting at 7:30pm. See Entertainment schedule on the website for upcoming artists.
A word from Chicago's - Roswell
PROUDLY SERVING ATLANTA SINCE 1991 Chicago's Steak and Seafood has been proudly serving northern Atlanta since 1991 becoming a landmark and local institution of neighborhood camaraderie. We pride ourselves in preparing each dish on our varied menu to your specifications and satisfying every appetite. Offering dinners daily and Sunday brunch with warm hospitality in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Enjoy one of our Ultimate Martinis and live entertainment in our Speakeasy Lounge on Friday and Saturday evenings.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
Chicago's - Roswell - Best Restaurants in Roswell ›
Chicago's - Roswell reviews from OpenTable diners
107 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (77)special occasion (40)good for groups (26)fit for foodies (24)romantic (21)great for brunch (18)vibrant bar scene (13)kid-friendly (10)late-night find (9)notable wine list (8)hot spot (6)great for lunch (4)Show More
- The Bestnot4usDined on 9/27/2014The prime rib was absolutely fantastic. Cooked to perfection. My fiance had the filet and she likes it rare. The chef did an outstanding on the filet and it came out - PERFECT! Kyle our server was awesome. Go to Chicago's, have a great meal, get fantastic service and really enjoy your evening.Special Features:
- GREAT, as usual.DonnaDined on 9/20/2014We have enjoyed the prime rib dinner on multiple occasions. Never been disappointed with the quality of the food. The service was excellent, Mara was our server. Highly recommend this neighborhood steakhouse.Special Features:
- Always wonderfulNeighborVIPDined on 9/19/2014Chicago's food is always inviting and inventive. The chef has a real flare for wonder tastes. So glad they are nearby. Brunches are sometime to experience, too.Special Features:
- The Best Restaurant in East CobbWoodstockDined on 9/17/2014We have been dining at Chicago's for 23 years and have never been disappointed. Consistently good food, good service and a warm welcoming place to enjoy a meal out.Special Features:
- Great steaksgatorrappDined on 9/16/2014Chicago's has been one of my favorites for 20 yrs. They have great prime rib, filet, and rib eye. Our group sampled it all and everyone was pleased. There are many new restaurants in the Roswell area but Chicago's is still my favorite.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014We have lived in area for 30 thirty years and enjoy Chicago's. This was a business client and they enjoyed the food. We enjoyed being able to make reservations.Special Features:
- close to homeGood2GreatDined on 9/13/2014Around Atlanta and Alpharetta you can find a lot of good steak houses. But around woodstock not so much. So if you would like a closer more affordable option consider Chicagos. The service was great and the food was good. They don't have a bone in ribeye, my favorite, and the steak I would rank much better then a longhorn but not up to Bones. However neither was the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Miss the Early Bird Specialniecie65Dined on 9/12/2014I invited 4 friends to meet at Chicago's Restaurant for dinner. Told them about Early Bird Special. Was disappointed that restaurant stopped EB special on week ends.Special Features:
- DeliciousYummoDined on 9/8/2014Lucky to have Chicagos in our neighborhood. Food & service are always excellent.Special Features:
- My Birthday!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014I told them it was my Birthday thinking they would at least say Happy Birthday. I was disappointed about that and most nice restaurants give you a free dessert.We were In the Lounge and the music was good! it was too Loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good compared to local choicesMonaDined on 9/5/2014Unfortunately Marietta Ga offers very little in the restaurant department. You'd think that for as many people reside here and as much money as there is,...that there would be more good restaurants to choose from. Not the case. I had some very good lamb chops at Chicago's, which our waiter suggested. My friend had very tasty scallops and shrimp pasta and her husband had good beef tips. My husband's chicken dish was lousy, and none of the salads were good. I requested a quiet table away from the kitchen. Seating was perfect. Our waiter was excellent. Very attentive. We had a good time. Will go back. Especially since choices of good restaurants are extremely limited in our area of Marietta. Really pathetic food scene here!
- deaconbobbyDined on 9/5/2014Excellent dining experience - broad menu and outstanding service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedNeighborDined on 8/31/2014Visit often, this time went for my birthday with my family, the food was not that great, husbands steak undercooked , spinach dip was watery, no acknowledgement of birthday, soup was interesting ? Sorry tiramisu wasn't fresh.Special Features:
- Excellent Server/Outstanding foodHHB1Dined on 8/30/2014Sadly, I do not have his name; however, he was one of the best servers we've ever had. He was attentive, without being invasive. He was polite, respectful, and charming. The special of the day, Mahi Mahi, was delicious! The other two meals, pecan crusted chicken, were also fabulous. We enjoyed a relaxing meal without traveling miles into the city! Chicago's is truly a neighborhood gem! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- super placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014Very good food and service. Was a tad noisy.Amount of serving was good. I prefer havingbtable cloths at a nice place to dine.Special Features:
- DGMOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Chicago's has become our favorite place to dine and enjoy the evening, especially for birthdays & anniversary. Excellent service, delicious food & great drinks. Just an all round wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Joan and DaveDaveDined on 8/23/2014A romantic dinner for two. The wine was excellent. It was described by our server, Jonathan. Who provided with excellent service. He deserves a very high rating in his demeanor, and being knowledgeable about each menu item. By the way the food was excellent, served at the correct temperature and the presentation was very pleasing.Special Features:
- Great Prime Ribnot4usDined on 8/23/2014We had the Prime Rib and it was fantastic. My fiance is very picky when it comes to how it is cooked. She has to have it rare, me medium rare. The chef didn't disappoint us. The prime rib was perfectly cooked. The garlic mashed potatoes were done the right way and the broccoli melted in your mouth. The pours from the bar were very liberal and all in all it was one of the better restaurants we have visited over the last couple of months. We go out every Saturday night trying new restaurants and Chicago Steak has become one of regular stops. If you haven't eaten there, you need to.Special Features:
- We love Chicago's in Roswell!JimmyDDined on 8/22/2014Chicago's is our "go-to" place for special occasions: birthdays, anniversaries, family celebrations. It is also our pre-airport and pre-opera restaurant. It is great to be able to make reservations now!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- There for a 75th B-Day and .......TheGeneralVIPDined on 8/20/2014they offered a "you must have" dessert for us....... Then it appeared on the bill - 2X While we like Chicago's and frequent it with friends.......this was not a "happy" way to end the birthday when the server made us think it was a 'comp' dessert(s).... We declined it 3 times and then he insisted so we said ok It may be a while back before we return and I hope the management reads and understands this ...I would recommend this to a friend.
- Finicky eaterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014Reasonable prices, friendly and attentive wait staff, good selection. Chicken piccata was a little bland and the sauce was too oily for my taste. The grilled chicken was excellent, as was the Prime Rib. Chicken with bing cherry sauce got a thumbs up from my spouse, as did the onion soup. You need to ask for bread and water if you want it. This is an excellent choice for a solid, satisfying and enjoyable dining experience.Special Features:
- Neighborhoods BestNeighborVIPDined on 8/14/2014Wonderful food, always a cut above. Drinks are mixed to perfection. At Chicagos you can always expect the best service along with the most delicious food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/10/2014We decided to go here for Date night. The food was good, It seemed a bit pricey for the level of service though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good jobDan3525Dined on 8/9/2014This was our first visit here and it was a good one. we split a ribeye steak( it had to be sent back to be cooked correctly but it ended up fine) and had a fine dessert. the waiter was very friendly and the assist staff was top notch.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014I've been to Chicagos several times the service and food are consistently good they've never let me downSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cindy500500Dined on 8/2/2014Chicago's is very consistent in their food and service. Never a bad meal. The food is excellent, well prepared and the service is professional and efficient. The atmosphere is calming with noise at a minimum even though the restaurant is crowded with many couples and several large groups. Highly recommend an evening dinner at Chicago's.Special Features:
- See private remarksJohnDined on 8/2/2014See private remarks for additional info Food quality and preparation and service were much less than satisfactory
- Best meal to date there.ricerileyVIPDined on 7/31/2014We eat at Chicago's often but the last time we dined there it was our best meal there yet. We ordered the same things as always but were even better. It is a great restaurant that is easy to get to while family friendly and a big menu with lots of variety. Would recommend.Special Features:
- Wonderful dinneratlantadebDined on 7/26/2014We had the best waitress at Chicago's. I wish I could remember her name!! So attentive and gave us great choices when we asked her about her favorites. Everything from the wine selection to the delicious prime rib. She was unlike any waitress I have had even at much more expensive restaurants. would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Neighborhood RestaurantAdrianVIPDined on 7/20/2014Chicago is a good place to dine out, everything was in general pretty good. The environment is classy and spacious, service is great, and the dishes aren't going to blow your away yet are still pretty enjoyable.Special Features:
- a "weekday" place for family nowTheGeneralVIPDined on 7/16/2014The early bird price for any of the meals offered is $10.00 - a great value. My Dad had pecan crusted fish with three strips and veggies underneath, and my Mom had a new offering, which was a pork shish kabob with tomatoes, purple onions, green and red pepper served over couscous. It came on the metal rod w/a fruit glaze. It was delicious. I would compliment the additional choices on the early bird which was what I had as well as fried shrimp and the pecan crusted fish. For a Tuesday night, their was still a good crowd for early bird but nothing like it used to be on Friday night as they dropped the early bird for Friday's. Chicago's dropped the early bird offering on Friday night so that is why we decided to go during the week.
- 80% excellenteastcobbdinerrpDined on 7/15/2014delicious fish, shrimp, House salad was (warm and blah) rolls were over baked/dry. *server was prompt/polite but could benefit from training (pick up menus vs. asking the diners, place beverages next to the appropriate guest vs. reaching through the guests and handing directly to hand of the diner, return to the table more frequently once food arrives (rolls were over baked and dry and not replaced until ten minutes after salads were presented. * I believe, that with a few easy and basic improvements, Chicago's could be rated Excellent vs. an overall of very good. We are hoping for a chilled and improved salad next visit. We do enjoy this restaurant, there are more pros than cons, and will return on a regular basis.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific restaurantplace2eatDined on 7/12/2014We have eaten at Chicago's for several years and have NEVER been disappointed with the food, service, or ambience. It is where we have celebrated birthdays and taken local and out of town guests. There is no better restaurant---and the prices are right!!!Special Features:
- FredVIPDined on 7/12/2014Food was very good and the service was excellent. There were six people in our party, and everybody's order was done just right. Everybody's food was prepared just right, and when the meal was over, we were never rushed to leave. This was a very relaxing, enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food as alwayschicagofanDined on 7/11/2014The food is always great at Chicago's. If you have not yet tried the restaurant, you should give it a try, you will not be disappointed. They also have a lounge that has wonderful live music on weekends, you can even eat dinner in the lounge.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/11/2014Chicago's is a very nice restaurant but a bit pricey. Music and separate bar is very nice.Special Features:
- Perfect steakChefsavoryDined on 7/11/2014Party of 6, and we had a fantastic dinner, ans steaks came out perfect which is a rarity now a days. Gm Jeannie made it a wonderful night!Special Features:
- eatoutoftenDined on 7/11/2014As a 20-yr Chicago's regular, I can finally say that everyone - even the best restaurant in metro Atlanta - can have an off night. . .appetizer overdone, veggies way underdone, servers rushing diners, etc. I still will be back very soon for their usual all-around excellence.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Value value valueNateDined on 7/10/2014We have been going for the early-bird special and it is a great deal and the food is excellent.Special Features:
- Great Experience122670Dined on 7/9/2014We and our guests enjoyed ourselves and were truly treated as special customers. Why make the trip to Buckhead when Chicago's is in East Cobb?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Obama urges 10,000 OSU grads to fight for what they believe in
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Tens of thousands of graduates, family and friends persevered through long security lines for an Ohio State University commencement ceremony today with the U.S. president as the featured speaker.
President Barack Obama urged graduating students to be active citizens, to fight for causes they believe in, and to be better than generations before them. More than 10,000 students were receiving degrees, including 130 veterans, with tens of thousands more audience members in a crowd estimated at nearly 60,000.
Lines of ticketholders had wrapped around Ohio Stadium on the breezy, 70-degree day as people passed through metal detectors and bag checks amid security heightened because of the president's visit and increased caution after the Boston Marathon explosions.
Graduates went through screening at various gathering areas and paraded into the stadium through routes cordoned off by tall wire fences. Local police, state troopers and Secret Service agents were among the security forces on hand.
Some attendees acknowledged security was on their minds, in the aftermath of the marathon explosions, as they headed to see the president at such a large venue.
"You just never know," said Tharnjeet Bir, 22, a Capital University student attending to support a graduating friend. "There's stepped-up security everywhere, and stuff still happens."
Collin Shaum of Mansfield noted the visible presence of officers as he prepared to watch his girlfriend graduate. Shaum, 25, said he was feeling "safe-ish — as safe as one can be in a crowd of 80,000."
His girlfriend's mother, Connie Shaffer, 52, of Shelby, said she was a little nervous but never considered not seeing her daughter's graduation.
"If she's going to be here, we're going to be here," she said.
you have that back-aswards
Fight for what they believe in? This is just what the Boston bombers were doing. That is the wrong message Barack! He should have stressed a kinder and gentler nation.
Toy cannon is the typical rescumlican! They have their own memory and history that has nothing to do with reality.
The dog is a typical LIBERAL.. He reads something he doesnt agree with and immediately starts the name-calling , memory loss and reality deviation..
Obama is targeting the young and uninformed, the very crowd that elected him and made the mistake of repeating it.
He won't spend too much effort trying to convince older and wiser people of his ultra liberal folly.
The president of the United States came to Ohio State to give an inspiring commencement address. This was an honor for the state and the university. It is time for people to respect the office of the presidency. He was trying to encourage the future leaders of the country to do a better job of getting along. Perhaps that is a lesson we all need to learn.
I love reading these rescumlicans reaction to anything Obama does! It made them mad when he was elected, they predicted doom and gloom and yet it never occurred. It drove them crazy when he was re-elected!
@ natureman:
I respect the office of the President of the US, but does Obama?


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Senior Rounds with Dr. Kliegman (Daily)
A unique and valuable experience where our senior residents meet with Dr. Robert Kliegman to discuss their patients, supervisory clinical experiences and cutting edge pediatric medicine. Multiple faculty also join the group on a weekly or bi-weekly basis to provided expertise in their field (including Infectious Diseases, Neonatology and Radiology)
Morning Report (Daily, M-TR)
A case-based learning opportunity where PL1s present and discuss cases under the direction of chief residents and faculty moderators. Additional
expert faculty presence enhances the open and interactive learning format of daily morning report.
Noon Conference (Daily)
A variety of noon conferences are provided for residents in the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Auditorium. These lectures are given by core teaching faculty and include PREP questions in preparation for board examination. If residents are unable to attend noon conference, they can access them through interactive online modules at home or in the hospital.
Intern Case Conference with Dr. Kliegman (Weekly) and PL-2 Case Conference with Dr. Kliegman (Monthly)
A weekly opportunity for PL-1s and monthly opportunity for PL2s to meet with Dr. Kliegman and discuss interesting cases.
Professor Rounds (Weekly)
A much-loved conference by residents and faculty alike where 3rd year pediatric residents present unique and pertinent cases to an audience of students, residents and faculty. Faculty ("The Professors") are asked questions (and encouraged to ask questions) to help form a differential diagnosis for the audience. This unique conference allows residents to learn how the faculty approach common and uncommon problems and diseases in pediatrics.
SURFBoards (Monthly)
Established in 2009, SURFBoards ("Strategic Unified Regimen For passing the Boards") utilizes the audience response system and takes a fun approach to helping residents prepare for their pediatric board exam. Each month, residents read the articles published in the AAP's Pediatrics in Review and are tested via the audience response system on these topics. Resident teams compete each month for SURFBoard pins, which can then be proudly displayed on lanyards or white coats. Throughout the year, individual leaders are encouraged to wear the "leader jersey" (a Hawaiian shirt) during competitions and at the end of the academic year, additional awards are given to the individual high scorers.
Journal Club (Monthly)
A monthly class-specific conference aimed at improving our residents ability to read, interpret and utilize the medical literature.
Global Health Lecture (Monthly)
A monthly conference given by faculty, fellows and residents who have global health experiences and enjoying sharing those experiences.
Senior Resident Systems Errors Conference (Monthly)
A system utilization and patient safety conference in which residents discuss one case per session which highlights systems errors. This conference is regularly attended by the Chief Medical Officer of CHW, who listens carefully to resident feedback and helps implement their suggested changes after each conference.
Simulation Workshops
Using the pediatric SimBaby, residents participate in a variety of simulation workshops.
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Frequent procedure workshops including training on lumbar punctures, IV and Arterial line placement, ear and eye exams, airway management and administration of immunizations.
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Recorded: Friday, November 1, 2013
Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on NRA News Television with host Cam Edwards. Halbrook talks about his new book and the years of research he conducted, showing how the Nazi party used gun registrations to disarm Jewish citizens and other Enemies of the State.
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Recorded: Friday, April 19, 2013
Senior Fellow Charles Pena on the manhunt for the Boston bombing suspects.
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Recorded: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Research fellow Stephen Halbrook discusses the proposed selling of gun owner liability insurance on FoxNews with Judge Jeanine Pirro.
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Recorded: Monday, February 6, 2012
Research Fellow Vern McKinley interviewed on MSNBCs The Dylan Ratigan Show on the failure of Federal Regulators and the dysfunctional Mortgage/Banking system from the perspective of his new book, Financing Failure: A Century of Bailouts.
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Recorded: Thursday, January 5, 2012
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell on Freedom Watch discusses Federal youth summer jobs funding and consumer banking problems.
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A Walkerton man was sentenced to 25 years in prison today for a felony charge of child molesting.
Police say 56-year-old Charles Barber was having sexual relations with a 14 year old girl that resulted in her pregnancy. In August of last year, a Marshall County police detective along with a caseworker from the Department of Family and Children visited the home of the victim. After questioning, the officials were given a copy of a urine test showing the alleged victim was not pregnant.
An investigation later showed that Barber had supplied the urine for the pregnancy test. Barber also told the victim to go to a hospital outside of Marshall County and give a false information. In October of 2012 the victim delivered a full term, still born baby.
Barber was a registered sex offender having been convicted of child molesting in St. Joseph County, IN in 1993 and sexual battery in Tennessee in 2005.
After that information was discovered, tissue samples were obtained from the still born infant and the alleged victim, and an oral swab was performed on Barber, it was determined that he was the father of the still born infant.
After review of his criminal history, the Marshall County Prosecutor decided that Barber should be classified as a Habitual Offender due to his numerous prior felony convictions beginning when he was 18. Included in his history were convictions for felony battery, forgery, possession of stolen property, burglary, child molesting, and sexual battery in Tennessee.
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The relatively high total cost of ownership (TCO) of mobile phones remains a major obstacle to raising penetration levels in emerging markets across Africa. BMI identifies the lack of engagement by...Read article ›
BlackBerry has agreed to be acquired by one of its largest individual shareholders in a deal that values the business at just US$4.7bn. Canadian insurance company Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd -...Read article ›
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One of the caveats of growing older is the increased susceptibly to falling. More often than not, the patients we see have sustained injuries by falling where you'd least expect it ─ on familiar ground such as the home, sidewalk or driveway. An increased risk to seniors who fall is the potential for more serious injuries ─ fractured hips, legs, arms and ankles or head injury ─ which can all require a lengthy recovery process. During office visits with my older patients, I routinely review the risk factors for falls, particularly during these damp autumn days and looking ahead to winter.
Risk factors for geriatric falls
How to minimize injury immediately after a fall
It is a shock to the nervous system to unexpectedly sustain a fall. As a result, panic can be your first reaction. Do not move or try to get up, which could worsen an injury. If someone is with you, talk with them about what you are feeling and where you may be injured. Ask them to call 911 if you are hurt.
If you are alone, you may be unable to reach a phone. I recommend my patients always wear a pendant emergency device as a back-up. There are many different brands and these tools can be life-saving. After activating the 911 system on one of these devices, remain in place until help arrives. While you wait, try to cover yourself to keep warm. If you feel certain you are not hurt, very slowly rise to your knees, try to locate a heavy support, such as a wall, railing or piece of furniture, to lean on, and gently pull yourself back up.
Finally, to anyone who hits their head as a result of a fall, I strongly recommend you seek immediate medical attention ─ even if you are symptom-free. Internal bleeding in the brain, which can result from even mild impact, may have few, if any, symptoms, but can be fatal.
Diagnosis and treatment services
The OceanFirst Rehabilitation Center at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold offers a comprehensive Balance and Dizziness program specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of people dealing with frequent falls, walking disorders, ongoing feelings of dizziness or vertigo and balance deficits. For more information, call 866-CENTRA7 (236-8727) or visit centrastate.com/rehabilitation-services/balance-and-dizziness.
Dr. Berg is a board-certified physician specializing in family medicine and geriatrics. He is on staff at CentraState Medical Center and can be reached at Family Healthcare at Bartley Corner in Jackson by calling (732) 363-6140 or visiting www.centrastate.com/jackson.


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November 6, 2012
Corrigan earns weekly WIAC honor.
The Pioneers' Sophomore Quarterback Bryce Corrigan was named this week's Offensive Player of the Week in the WIAC. The Plainfield, Ill native was 23-for-34 for 356 yards and no interceptions in a 62-20 victory over UW-Stout on Nov. 3. He set a school record with seven touchdown passes on the day with longs of 65, 57, and 40 en route to leading the Pioneers to the most points in a conference game since 1971. Corrigan and the Pioneers will head to Steven's Point this weekend to take on UW-Steven's Point in their final game of the season.


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In triathlon, a prolonged fumble with your shoes, wet suit or helmet can bump you from finishing on the podium down to midpack—no matter how well you swam, biked and ran. "The most important thing is simplicity," says Nicole DeBoom, an Ironman champion and founder of SkirtSports athletic wear. "The less stuff you have, the fewer things you have to sort through and worry about. Take one small bag—no giant duffle—with only the essentials." Then follow her tips.
Get Organized In your transition area, lay out a small towel and arrange your gear on it according to sport. At the top, put your running shoes, socks (if you wear them), race belt, hat and any nutrition products you'll take with you for the run. Next, in the middle, position your cycling shoes (if they're not clipped to your pedals—see "Shoe Your Bike," below). At the bottom of the towel, place anything you might need in transition, such as antacids and gels.
Stack and Rack Prepare your bike as if it were a pack mule, with necessities in easy-to-access places. Tape gels to the top tube, have your bottles filled and caged, and stash a spare tube and CO2 in your seat pack. "Then rack your bike by the saddle with the handlebar facing out," DeBoom says. "Place your helmet on the bar faceup with your opened glasses placed inside. When you come into the first transition, put your glasses on first, then your helmet. Grab your bike and go."
Shoe Your Bike This one takes practice, but is well worth the extra effort. Clip your shoes to your bike. After you cross the mount line out of transition, jump onto your bike cyclocross-style: Run alongside it, hands on the bar, and hop up on the saddle, bringing your feet on top of the shoes. As you reach cruising speed, coast and slip your feet into the shoes, then cinch the straps down. Near the end of the bike leg, loosen the straps and slip your feet out of the shoes coming back into transition.
Grease Your Kicks If you don't wear socks, De-Boom suggests sprinkling a little baby powder inside your shoes to help your sweaty feet slide into them smoothly. "I also smear a dab of Vaseline around the top of the inside of my running shoes to further ease entry and prevent chafing," she says.
Stuff on the Run Grab what you need and dash through T2. It's more efficient to toss on your hat, strap on your fuel belt and stuff gels into your back pocket while you're trotting out of transition than it is to stand in front of your rack. "The key is to keep moving," says DeBoom.
See It Happen Dreaming of winning can help you race better. "Visualization is a very important part of the transition process," DeBoom says. "Play it through your mind as part of your race preparation, so when you get there, it'll all be automatic."
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ASSE's 8th Annual Kids' Safety-on-the-Job Poster Contest Deadline Near
Des Plaines, IL (December 21, 2009) — During the holiday season, the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) encourages youth aged 5-14 to enter its 8th annual kids' "Safety-on-the-Job" poster contest. To win, children simply have to draw an example of being safe at work on a poster. The contest is open not only to ASSE members' children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, but also to children and schools sponsored by ASSE members. The contest, which is broken down into five age groups, runs through Valentine's Day, February 14, 2010. Winners receive savings bonds, international recognition and are invited to several events, including the North American Occupational Safety and Health Week (NAOSH, May 2-8, 2010) kick-off events in Washington, D.C., this May 3. The first prize winners' posters will be displayed on the NAOSH 2010 poster distributed worldwide.
The poster contestants and winners will be recognized at events in Washington, D.C., at the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Capitol and the Smithsonian. Entrants can go to www.asse.org/naosh09 for highlights of last year's events and winners and to http://www.asse.org/newsroom/naosh10/poster-contest.php for a copy of the contest rules and entry form.
ASSE members and chapters can also sponsor schools, community organizations or children from their workplace in the contest, which is aimed at educating children on the importance of safety and health at work and better acquainting them with the job their parents, friends, relatives, etc. do as occupational safety, health and environmental practitioners.
Children in five age groups — 1) ages 5-6; 2) ages 7-8; 3) ages 9-10; 4) ages 11-12; and 5) ages 13-14, are invited to create and submit posters no larger than 11 x 14 that best illustrate being safe at work. The first place winner in each age group receives a $1,000 savings bond, the second place winner receives a $500 savings bond and the third and fourth place winners receive a $200 savings bond. All poster contest entrants receive recognition and are invited, along with their families, all ASSE members, partners, and federal officials to attend the ASSE poster contest awards ceremony in Washington, D.C., Monday, May 3, as well as a welcome brunch Sunday, May 2, at the U.S. National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
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An organization chart (org chart) is a diagram that shows relationships among employees, titles, and groups.
You can draw an org chart from scratch by using the org chart shapes and connecting them in the usual way. Or, if you have all the employee information in a document like an Excel worksheet or in an Exchange Server directory, Visio can generate a diagram that adds the shapes and connectors for you. For details, see Create an organization chart automatically from employee data.
To find the right template to start from, go to File > New and, in the search box, type Organization.
A couple of templates are available for org charts. Choose the one that doesn't include Wizard in the name.
The Organization Chart templates add an Org Chart tab to the ribbon. Use the tools on this tab to make large changes to the way the diagram looks.
The Layout and Arrange groups have tools for changing the layout and hierarchy of the shapes.
Use the Shapes gallery to choose the style of shapes in the chart. Use the tools in the Picture group to insert a picture into the selected shape, delete the placeholder picture, and change the picture after it has been inserted into a shape.
The Organization Data group has tools for importing data from an external source using the wizard, exporting organization data to Excel or a text file, and comparing the data in the diagram with an external data source.
After you create an org chart, you can rearrange the information to reflect virtual team relationships. Move related shapes near each other, and then add dotted-line connectors to show secondary reporting structures, or use the Team Frame shape to highlight a virtual team. The dotted-line report behaves like an ordinary connector. The Team Frame is rectangular shape that you can use to visually group and name teams.


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This year, groove to the sounds of Dave Tauberg and theCAUSE with special guest Steve Kimock!
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The Blues went unbeaten in February - making real progress on two fronts.
Looking to defend the fourth spot they currently occupied, Everton made the tricky trip to Blackburn - and they should have left with three points.
An inexplicably-disallowed Andy Johnson goal meant the Blues had to settle for a single point at Ewood Park.
Next, Reading arrived at Goodison Park, and the Royals were on a woeful run of form that would eventually see them relegated.
Phil Jagielka's first Goodison goal for Everton was the difference between the two sides as the Blues warmed up for their Uefa Cup clash with Norwegian champions SK Brann.
The trip to Scandinavia was something of a venture into the unknown, but a classy strike from Leon Osman and Victor Anichebe's late tap-in ensured David Moyes' side were in a commanding position ahead of the second leg eight days later.
And what a second leg it was! Everton exerted their authority over Brann, enjoying an emphatic 6-1 win with strikers Yakubu (3) and Andy Johnson (2) joining Mikel Arteta on the scoresheet.
That game was a prelude to one of the best performances of the season at the City of Manchester Stadium.
Everton out-played and out-fought Manchester City, scoring twice in the first half through Yakubu and Joleon Lescott.
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Northwestern Memorial Nurses Teach Local Elementary Students the Importance of Hand Hygiene
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Kristen Mills, RN, urology surgery, dispenses hand sanitizer to students during a lesson in hand hygiene.
"Think about all of the things you've touched today…on the school bus, in the classroom, in the restroom," said Mills. "Germs are everywhere, so it's important to wash your hands often to help make sure those germs don't get a chance to make you or someone else sick."
Dziak and Mills were among a group of 30 nurses from Northwestern Memorial who visited Talcott Fine Arts and Museum Academy in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood to teach young students the importance of good hand hygiene in preventing the spread of germs. In addition to hand washing demonstrations, students were provided crossword puzzles on hand cleanliness and quiz worksheets to test their knowledge.
"Given the recent prevalence of colds and flu in the area as well as nationwide, we felt it was a good time to reinforce the importance of proper hand hygiene," said Talcott principal Craig Benes. "The nurses from Northwestern Memorial helped our students understand this, while making the lesson fun."
While younger students learned the importance of clean hands, middle school students had the opportunity to learn about the field of nursing. Tisa Joy, RN, a heart failure pulmonary nurse, and her mentor, Emily Powers, RN, a medicine unit nurse, described a typical day of work in their profession and answered numerous questions from intrigued students. Joy and Powers also explained the many different types of jobs that nurses can have, from hospitals and clinics to schools, the military and in nursing homes.
The nurses' visit to Talcott was part of a recently launched new hire socialization program at Northwestern Memorial, which pairs newly hired nurses with tenured nurses to provide mentoring support during their first year of employment with the hospital. In addition to neighborhood tours and group outings, the program incorporates community service projects to help orient new nurses to the diverse communities that Northwestern Memorial serves.
"It was truly gratifying to see the impact we had on students during the time we spent in their classrooms," said Joy. "I feel lucky to be able to volunteer my time through this program, and look forward to continuing to serve local communities throughout my nursing career."
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October 16, 2013 Sweet J-The Newest Female Trotter
By Amanda Janczak
When the Harlem Globetrotters broke training camp in New York on Sept. 18, many star players headed straight to Bangor, Maine, to debut their 2014 "Fans Rule" World Tour. But while the team was making its first stop on the tour, one Globetrotter was on her way to showcase her talents somewhere else.
Joyce "Sweet J" Ekworomadu (pronounced eck-wor-oh-MAA-doo), who is among the Globetrotters' 2014 class of rookies, was on a plane to Maputo, Mozambique, Africa, where she competed with the Nigerian national team in the 23rd Afrobasket for Women tournament that ran from Sept. 20 to Sept. 29.
Nigeria finished sixth out of the 12 teams in the tournament, and Sweet J averaged 10.6 points and 2.2 steals per game in the last five games the team played.
Sweet J has been a member of the Nigerian national team since 2007. The parents of the Dallas native are from Nigeria but moved to the U.S. before she was born.
The 5-10 shooting star enjoys playing for the Nigerian national team because of the atmosphere and the expectations Nigeria has for the team. She said that playing in Mozambique was an extraordinary experience, because the crowds really get into the games.
"They have flags waving around, loud beating drums and air horns blowing in the middle of the games, which is a different feel from playing college ball in the States," Sweet J said. "Because you are representing a whole country, there is a lot of pride involved."
While Sweet J is proud to be part of the Nigerian national team, she is also honored to wear the Globetrotter uniform, because it means she is a part of history. Only a select few females get the opportunity to play for the team, and she feels blessed to be part of that elite group. The 12th female player in the Globetrotters' 88-year history, Sweet J joins current female stars TNT Maddox and T-Time Brawner.
Sweet J has also played professionally in Poland and Italy.
Out of Texas State University, Sweet J was the fifth player in the school's history to record over 1500 points and 600 rebounds. She was named Southland Conference Player of the Year and Student Athlete of the Year in 2008, when she averaged 18.7 ppg and led the school to its first postseason win in program history in the Women's NIT, scoring the game-winning shot. Showcasing her shooting range, she made a school-record 82 three-pointers her senior year and finished third in the 2008 College 3-Point Championship.
Sweet J is unique in many ways, and now being a female player on the Harlem Globetrotters can be added to that list. The uniqueness is what she considers the best part about being a female Globetrotter. She hopes it will show other young girls that anything is possible with faith, hard work and dedication. She is proud to be part of an organization that provides family entertainment and a positive influence to youths.
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