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Critical Care Transport is a hospital based, inter-facility transport program for patients in the United States and world wide that require transport from one medical facility to another. Crtitical Care Transport has been providing medical transports for more than 30 years and has transported more than 42,000 patients. Jet aircraft intensive care units provide top-notch support during long-distance patient transports. For local transports, Critical Care Transport has three mobile intensive care units that maintain sophisticated, uninterrupted ICU care.
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Each adult medical transport team is staffed with a Registered Nurse, a Respiratory Therapist, and as needed or requested, a physician. Each team member is specially trained in aeromedical physiology. For neonatal patients requiring transport, a Neonatal Nurse Practictioner or Neonatal ICU RN and Respiratory Therapist are used to care for the critical neonatal patients.
CCT has been accredited by CAMTS, the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems since 1999. CAMTS is a peer review organization that provides voluntary compliance with standards focused on its two highest priorities, air medical and ground quality patient care and safety of the transport environment. It is a marker of excellence for federal, state and local governmental agencies as well as private agencies and the general public. CCT has appeared in four of the last five CAMTS Best Practices publications.


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Amy Shepard graduated in May 2000. After leaving college, she moved to Cincinnati to do live shows and entertainment management. She now lives in Los Angeles and has been a resident for five years successfully living as an artist. She is the owner of EYE KNOW PHOTO (website www.eyeknowphoto.com). Her days are filled with photography and The Amy Shepard Show. You can catch her every Friday and Saturday night at Jillians Universal City Walk, doin' it up.
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Bill Jenkins is the chair of Ball State University's Department of Theatre and Dance, where he serves as an associate professor of musical theatre, directing, and acting. Since arriving at Ball State, he has directed The Laramie Project (which was selected as the national alternate for the KC/ACTF Competition), A Flea in Her Ear, A Little Night Music, The Philadelphia Story, Cabaret, and Orpheus in the Underworld. Mr. Jenkins also annually directs Ball State's "New York Showcase" with NY Casting Director Stephanie Klapper.
Professor Jenkins is an active professional director whose experiences includes extensive work in Chicago with the Noble Fool Theatre (Ruthless, Musical of Musicals: The Musical, and Roasting Chestnuts), Famous Door Theatre Company (The Living, which won the Joseph Jefferson Award for Production), and work with the musical theatre group Cabarrah including the 2006 Sondheim Celebration at Millennium Park, Illinois Shakespeare Festival (Knight of the Burning Pestle and Fifteen-Minute Hamlet, among others), Summer Studio Theatre Company at the Krannert Center (Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Educating Rita, Born Yesterday, This Property is Condemned, and An Unsatisfactory Supper), Nebraska Repertory Theatre (Measure for Measure), and Ball State's professional summer company Shakespeare Under the Stars (Taming of the Shrew and Romeo and Juliet). In addition to his directorial credits, Professor Jenkins serves as the President of the Mid-America Theatre Conference (MATC) and is active as an evaluator for the acting auditions through the University/Resident Theatre Auditions (U/RTA) in Chicago.
Prior to his arrival at Ball State, Bill served as the head of directing at the University of North Dakota. While at UND, his production of How I Learned to Drive was the first ever production from that institution selected for performance at the Regional KC/ACTF Competition. He received his MFA in directing from Illinois State University, and also holds master's and bachelor's degrees from Ball State University in speech communications and acting. His greatest role is that of husband to his beautiful wife, Sarah, and father to his beautiful little girl, Catie Rose, and golden retriever, Daisy.
Cathy Burns has been out in LA for two years. She has spent the past two years auditioning, taking classes, and doing extra work. Her current goal is to have an agent or manager by pilot season (which starts in December). She is working as a bartender to pay the bills, and she loves living and playing in LA!
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Christine Barger is currently a working actress in Los Angeles. She moved to LA after booking her first role in ALONG CAME POLLY while on an exchange program with Cal State LA. She took a break for a little over a year to work at a corporate office of a large real estate company. She was drawn back to her passion of entertaining and gave up her day job to focus entirely on her career in entertainment. To find out up to date info go to www.christinebarger.com.
Cynda Williams began a professional life of acting and singing after relocating to New York from her native Chicago. Her debut film Mo' Better Blues, directed by Spike Lee, was a critical and commercial success. Blessed with a role that also required singing, her song Harlem Blues went #1 on the R&B charts. That film opened the door to her next performance in Carl Franklin's One False Move-the true icebreaker for Cynda's career. This break out independent film appeared on many Best Film lists and Cynda was nominated for the coveted Spirit Award.
Cynda has since appeared in numerous films including: Salvador Litvak's When Do We Eat, Billy Wirth's MacArthur Park, P.J. Castellante's Relax...It's Just Sex, Darin Scott's Caught Up and Wesley Strick's The Tie That Binds. She has also performed memorable quality television roles including: BET's Hidden Blessings, Lifetime's The Courage to Love, HBO's Dorothy Dandridge, Oprah Winfrey's ABC miniseries, The Wedding, and PBS' Tale of the City.
Cynda presently resides in Los Angeles with her producer husband Roderick Plummer and Sophia Gabrielle, their daughter. Cynda continues to sing and accept quality roles in film and television.
Dave Storrs (actor/writer/director) lives in Los Angeles, CA. TV credits include, ER COME TO PAPA, BREAKING UP WITH SHANNON DOHERTY, and SCARE TACTICS (which his Rat Monster bit, got #1 prank of all time...according to VH1, and we know how much VH1 knows about comedy...still, Dave has never gotten #1 before, so he'll take it.)
Last year Dave wrote, acted and directed on the second season of Hi-Jinks for Nick at Nite. He has written and performed his One Act play INBETWEEN, with Kristen Wigg (SNL). Recent film projects include INIGMA WITH A STIGMA, and JAPAN, starring Peter Fonda. His short film FLOAT A BRIEF STORY, showcasing him in his "whitie tighties," had its West Coast debut at LA shortfilm festival...a lot of people vomited at all the hair. Currently Dave is working on a new NBC show THANK GOD YOU'RE HERE, set to air in early April. You can catch him on the Internet series PROM QUEEN, produced by Michael Eisner. You can catch him online at atomfilms.com or go at his website davestorrs.com.
Dustin Spence is a resident Chicago actor and lighting designer. Dustin has recently appeared in Robert Ayres' North American premier production of The Castlecomer Jukebox (Shapeshifters Theatre), and Thomas Murray's World premier production of The Wall Reader (City Lit Theatre). Dustin's Chicago design work includes Karen Kessler's production of War (Seanachai Theatre), and Joe Slowik's production of The Time of Your Life (Provision Theatre). Dustin will be back on stage April 3, 2008 in David Wolley's World premier production of Los Desaparesidos (Babes with Blades) at The Raven Theatre in Chicago.
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Jamie Leann Marshall-Bennett was born in Seoul, South Korea, on February 24, 1981. She was adopted by her parents, John and Jana Marshall. Though acting was her major, Jamie discovered quickly that she had many other talents behind the scenes as well. She did it all: assistant stage manager, stage manager, director, writer, producer, assistant director, and light board operator.
Jamie met her husband/soulmate/love of her life at Ball State, Dustin Michael Bennett. Jamie and Dustin were wed on February 1, 2004, at the Court Theatre in Los Angeles. Soon after, Jamie landed her first entertainment job at Entertainment Tonight as a production assistant. While she was at ET, a new show called The Insider started up, and Jamie found herself at a new show. She is now the production manager for The Insider.
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Jennifer Keller has been living and working in Los Angeles since 2005. A proud member of the SAG, Jennie can be seen on TV in a National Commercial for American Express, on the web with the Gieco Caveman in the "Caveman's Crib Party" at www.cavemanscrib.com and on video in student films and corporate industrials for companies such as AAA and Canon Printers. While a student at Ball State, Jennie was crowned Miss Ball State University, and after graduation, went on to compete in her home state in The Miss Ohio Scholarship Program, where she was the 4th Runner Up to Miss Ohio 2004. She was awarded the Miss Ohio Spirit Award as well as the prestigious Miss America Community Service Award for her work in raising awareness on college campuses about dating violence. This honor is given by MAO to only one woman per state. In her spare time, Jennie enjoys spending time with her wonderful husband Lincoln Skinner; taking classes at The Actor's Space; and hanging out with fellow BSU alums, Jamie and Dustin Bennett.
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Jillian Rafa is a 2005 graduate of Ball State and hails from Chicago where she currently lives with her husband, Daniel. Favorite Ball State roles include: Female Chorus Leader in Lysistrata, Rengin/Dympha/Cain in Love's Fire and Boo in Blue Window for which she received a KCACTF Irene Ryan nomination. Her post graduate work includes performances with the Side Project An Evening of Tennessee Williams, 20% Snapshots 2007/08 and Center Stage Arcadia theatres. Jillian is an ensemble member of Lakeside Shakespeare Theatre and a proud founding member of Strangeloop Theatre (www.strangelooptheatre.org).
Kate Black (aka Kate Lumpkin) graduated Ball State in 2008 and moved to Chicago in July of the same year. Since then she has been in Stage Left's production of After Ashley, where she played Julie. The play received great reviews and upon closing, Kate was invited into the Stage Left ensemble, where she now holds the position of company manager. Kate has worked with such companies as A Red Orchid Theatre, Strange Loop, and Chicago Dramatists. She also hosted a local TV series called Chicago/Live which showcased and supported the live local music scene in Chicago. Favorite roles for Kate include: Skinhead Girl (Polaroid Stories), Dinah (Philadelphia Story), Julie (After Ashley), and Pumpgirl (Pumpgirl). She is looking forward to her next Stage Left challenge in Here Where It's Safe Feb. 13- April 3.
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Liz Davito has been working in film and theatre in New York City since she graduated in 2001. Theatrical productions around the city include work with LaMama, The John Houseman, The Blue Heron, Gorilla Rep, Makor Theatre, and The Ontological. She is most often found performing with her theatre company; on stage, online, digitally and internationally, Anonymous Ensemble produces the multimedia political rock show, The Best. Liz is featured in Four Eyed Monsters (Two Spirit Award nominations, winner of indieWIRE's Sundance Channel Audience Award). Her voice can be heard on several commercials and as a frog-loving kid Ted. (www.lizdavito.com)
Robyn Norris has been a working actor and improviser in Chicago for over 8 years. She currently tours with The Second City Touring Company. You can catch her regularly at Comedysportz, where she is an ensemble member, and at iO playing with the Signatures. Robyn has written and performed in three original sketch shows with the very talented Hans Holsen. She also formed the sketch group Waste Management and has performed with Profiles Theatre, Strawdog Theatre, Shaking the Tree, Fox Force Five, Serendipity Theatre and WNEP. Robyn would like to thank her family for their love and support, and her friends and peers who inspire her and make her laugh every single day. She is the founding member of seven8nine productions...check out its comedy videos at seven8nine.net!
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Shelly Koop is a 2005 graduate of Ball State with a BS in acting. While at Ball State, she appeared in The Most Massive Woman Wins (Carly), Lysistrata (Nurse), I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change! (Woman #2), A Flea in Her Ear (Olympia), Comedy of Errors (Ensemble), and Anything Goes (Evangeline Harcourt). She had an amazing four years at Ball State and is now back in Chicago, Illinois, where she is from originally. Shelly is currently working on the Ball State Chicago Showcase with other recent grads and loves her life as an actor in Chicago!
Taylor Burris has studied improv and sketch comedy in Chicago at Second City and IO. After performing with an IO house team and in several sketch shows around Chicago, she was cast in and is currently a part of the mainstage cast at Boston's Improv Asylum. She has been on the mainstage for over two years now and is happily performing in its 14th revue. She performs 7 shows a week as well as teaching in their Improv Training Center. She is also directing Improv Asylum's developmental cast as well as directing house teams that perform once a week. She can also be seen in her two person sketch show Taylor Loves Harry that is performed at Improv Asylum and was a part of the Boston Comedy Festival. If you are in the New England Area, you might just hear her voice on the radio or see her in some commercials. If you are in the health care industry, you just might see her pretending to be a doctor in some super hip industrials. Taylor is planning to move to Los Angeles in the New Year and marriage after that.
Todd Lahrman is an accomplished actor in Chicago, IL. where he has performed in Jolly at the Goodman Theatre, and Communicating Doors with the Buffalo Theatre Ensemble. Other Chicago credits include: The Caretaker at Mary Arrchie Theatre, Glory of Living, Autobahn, and The Things We Said Today at Profiles Theatre, Line at Oracle Theatre, The Search for Odysseus with the Simple Theatre Company, and The Giver at Apple Tree Theatre. Todd has also performed at The NYC Fringe Festival with Striding Lion Interarts' production of Billy the Mountain. Other Striding Lion performances include: The Giver, I Met by Moonlight, and City Beautiful. Todd attended Ball State University, where he studied theatre and creative writing. He is a former Airborne Ranger and has studied The Michael Chekhov Acting Technique with Mala Powers and Jack Colvin in Los Angeles.
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Warren Jackson is a proud member of Actors Equity. He earned his MFA in acting from the University of Arizona. Recently, he appeared as a national spokes-model for VERB, a national campaign promoting physical activity for kids. Based out of Chicago, he has worked regionally with Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Arizona Theatre Company. He also worked with theatres like Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Court Theatre, Lifeline Theatre among others. He received a nomination from the Black Theatre Alliance of Chicago for the Ossie Davis Award for Best Featured Actor in a production, for his performance in Victory Gardens Theatre's world premiere of Shoes by Gloria Bond Clunie.
Having received his B.S. in Theatre Performance from BSU in 1996, Timothy Kane began his professional career in Chicago, IL in 1999, after earning his M.F.A. in Acting from Northern Illinois University. Personally, he resides in Evanston, IL and is married to actress Kate Fry with whom he is blessed to share a life and have two sons. Professionally, he has been named Chicago Magazine's "Best Actor of 2012", garnered four Joseph Jefferson Award nominations, an After Dark Award and credits both his undergraduate and graduate training for having enabled him to tackle every variety of theatrical opportunity presented him over the last thirteen years as a consistently working professional.
His Chicago credits include: An Iliad, The Illusion, Wild Duck, Titus Andronicus, Uncle Vanya, The Romance Cycle and Hamlet (Court Theatre), The North Plan (Steppenwolf Garage), Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Arms and the Man (Writers' Theatre), The Miser, She Stoops to Conquer (Northlight Theatre) and more than a dozen productions at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre including: A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Comedy of Errors, A Flea in Her Ear, Henry IV Parts 1 & 2 (CST and at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon), Love's Labors Lost, King John and King Lear. Regional credits include work at The Mark Taper Forum, Notre Dame Shakespeare, Peninsula Players and the Illinois Shakespeare Festival.
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We've got a winner in our Monster 24K Over-The-Ear Headphones Giveaway Redux and, just in time for back to school, we've got an awesome Bluelounge giveaway. Who won the $319.95 review sample of the über blingy Gold headphones? (Read their review.) What awesome Bluelounge products are in the new giveaway? Read on to find out.Read more
SMS Audio Street by 50 On-Ear-Wired Sport Headphones Review
If you listen work out to music, you know that the right pair of headphones make all the difference. Whether you have in-ear or On-ear headphones they have to be comfortable and stay put. Oh, and they have to sound good too. Right? The new SMS Audio Street by 50 On-Ear-Wired Sport Headphones are comfortable, stay put and sound awesome.Read more
Decibullz Custom Molded Earphones Review Offer an Affordable Custom Fit
A few years ago, I reviewed a pair of custom earphones of the type that only musicians usually get to use. You know, those earphones with a custom mold of each ear. The fit and finish are amazing but the price? Ouch. Decibullz Custom Molded Earphones is a new brand looking to bring an affordable custom-fit approach to the masses.Read more
Sony Digital Noise Canceling Headset MDR-NC31EM Review
I tend to avoid device-specific accessories these days. My reasoning is simple. You see, I find myself changing my phone and tablet frequently, and I want accessories that will outlast any specific device. The Sony Digital Noise Canceling Headset MDR-NC31EM is an exception. They are specifically designed for the Sony Zperia Z2 phone and tablet, and I'm impressed. Here's why.Read more
Soundsight Headphones Are Now Available for Preorder
Think of a mash-up between Beats headphones, Instagram, and GoPro, and you'll have some sense of what the Soundsight headphones are about. Soundsight is a newly introduced product that will combine high-quality Bluetooth headphones with a 1080p camera to allow users to record HD video from their point of view. Soundsight is available for preorder at $349 for 30 days.Read more
Monster 24k Over-Ear Headphones Review and Giveaway
The other day we reviewed the Adidas Original by Monster Headphones; I was impressed with both the comfort and the sound they offer. They are, however pricey. The Monster 24K Over-Ear Headphones make a statement and are even pricier, but they also sound great, and they offer superb comfort. Let's take a look and then give the review sample away!Read more
Adidas Originals by Monster Over-Ear Headphones Give Sound to Your Workout
When I first saw the adidas Originals by Monster Over-Ear Headphones I thought it was all about the branding. After all, these are Monster Headphones that sport Monster AND adidas logos. As such these headphones are all about style right? How comfortable could they possibly be? How good could they actually sound? The answers actually surprised me!Read more
You Too Can "Sport" the New JBL Synchros Reflect Sport Headphones
In addition to the new JBL headphones we posted on earlier today, the company also introduces two new headphones targeted at those who are a bit more athletic. The JBL Synchros Reflect and Synchros Reflect BT In-Ear Sport Headphones comes in striking colors, are $59.95 and $99.95 respectively, and they promise great sound while you work out.Read more
JBL Synchros E-Series Headphones Bring on the Bass
JBL just announced their new Synchros E-Series Lifestyle Headphones. The headphones, there are both in-ear and around-the-ear, "combine JBL engineering with innovative features sure to complement every lifestyle and every way of listening." With prices from $39.95 for the JBL Synchros E10 all the way up to $149.95 for the E50BT, there is something for every taste and budget.Read more
Iglo Pulse: Fiber Optic Headphones that Pulsate to the Music's Beat!
Whether you run at night or you just want to be seen in the dark, the iGlo Pulse headphones are the world's first to "pulsate to the beat of your music using fiber optic technology." Take calls, listen to your music, and enjoy hours of lights due to the headphone's rechargeable battery. Available in either blue or green for $29.95.Read more
Velodyne vTrue Over-the-Ear Headphones for the Win
A year ago I wasn't familiar with Velodyne, a company that has been producing speakers for quite some time and recently moved into the headphone market. I reviewed the company's vQuiet noise canceling headphones and was impressed. When the opportunity to review the top-of-the-line Velodyne vTrue Studio Headphones came my way I jumped. Are they worth the $399 price tag?Read more
Tonino Lamborghini Quantum EL-01-R Headphones Review
For most of us, the name Lamborghini evokes images of power, style and phenomenal design. So when we learned that Tonino Lamborghini, son of the great automobile designer, was releasing a line of in ear headphones we took notice. The Lamborghini Quantum EL-01-R Headphones are the most affordable of the three offerings that are coming this spring; here's a look.Read more
Meek Milland Monster 24K Headphones Celebrate in Style
How did you celebrate your last birthday? Rising urban hip hop artist and entrepreneur Meek Milland celebrated his birthday in Las Vegas the other night with Monster Headphones, the new Monster 24K Headphones and a bevy of friends. That was just the beginning.Read more
Snag Some Snuggbuds for 20% Off
If you've been looking for some new earbuds and want a lightweight, high quality product without a major price tag, check out Snuggbuds. Their headsets feature tangle-free fabric cords, not plastic, and come in a variety of styles, from Blingg for the ladies to Camo for the guys, plus higher end Pump'd and Fusion models for more serious audiophiles.Read more
Even an Arachnophobe Will Love the Harman Sound Spider
I had a meeting at the Harman International flagship store in Manhattan yesterday. I arrived early, so I spent some time checking out the store. While there, I helped sell a pair of JBL S400BT wireless headphones, and I took a closer look at the Harman Sound Spider; it lets you listen to headphones before you buy.Read more
Want Better Comfort and Fit With Your Apple Earpods? Try Acoustibuds
The thing that has made products like Yurbuds successful is the way they rethink the design of in-ear monitors so they feel more secure, offer more comfortable and stay put. The flanges on the tips make all the difference. Acoustibuds take the same approach but do so with a BYOEB (Bring Your Own Earbud) model and cost under $15.Read more
Bravo Audio V2 Tube Driven Headphone Amplifier Video Look
Headphone amplifiers are a great way to power personal listening devices that, like the Beyerdynamic 990Pro 250ohm headphones I recently picked up- require a bit of extra juice. The Bravo Audio V2 Tube Driven Headphone Amplifier is a rather unusual looking device that brings the old-school "tube amplifier" audio experience home at a low price. Here's our video look.Read more
Harman Kardon CL On-Ear Headphones
Judie recently reviewed the Harman Kardon SOHO on-ear headphones. She was impressed. These on-ear headphones are, to a certain degree, an update and replacement for the Harman Kardon CL on-ear headphones. The CLs aren't a new product but they still offer terrific comfort and great sound. And these $199 headphones can be found at a steep discount here on Amazon.Read more
V-MODA XS Headphones Let You "Mind the Gap"
V-MODA's headphones have won us over in a big way. We reviewed and loved the V-MODA Remix-In-Ear, the V-MODA M-80 and the amazing V-MODA Crossfade M-100 over-the-ear headphones. Now the company has released their latest creation. The V-MODA XS offer a sleek, ergonomic and promise great V-MODA sound. They look, and we expect sound, fantastic.Read more
Grain Audio IEHP Wooden In Ear Headphones
The other day we took a high-level look at Grain Audio's history and products. I came away from my interview in possession of two of their initial products. One of those products, the Grain Audio IEHP Wooden In Ear Headphones were out of the box in minutes. I've been using the $99 headphones since then.Read more


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The Montreal Alouettes released veteran receiver Brian Bratton, backup quarterback Adrian McPherson and kick returner Trent Guy on Friday.
Bratton and McPherson were slated to become free agents on Feb. 15.
Bratton had an injury-plagued 2012 season. The 30-year-old appeared in only 13 games last year, as his season was interrupted by a knee injury that he suffered in a Week 12 matchup with the Roughriders. When healthy, Bratton compiled 469 yards and four touchdowns on 28 receptions. He leaves the Alouettes with 3,127 yards and 23 touchdowns.
The release of McPherson ends months of speculation of whether or not the five-year veteran would enter free agency. It was expected that the 29-year-old would leave the Alouettes after Anthony Calvillo announced he'd be returning for another two seasons. In five years with the Als, McPherson has thrown 243 passes for 1,505 yards, 10 touchdowns and six interceptions.
Guy played one season with the Alouettes and finished with 32 kick returns for 720 yards.


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Bridgepoint Education accused of scamming students, taxpayers
SAN DIEGO -- A San Diego-based company that runs two of the nation's largest for-profit universities is being accused of scamming students and ripping off the federal government.
Bridgepoint Education is one of the biggest employers in San Diego County. It operates Ashford University and University of the Rockies. Both schools focus on online courses. The schools have more than 67,000 students, and in 2010, Bridgepoint received more than $500 million in federal funds. But testimony at U.S. Senate hearings and in federal lawsuits allege Bridgepoint is routinely scamming students by convincing them to take classes apply for financial aid packages they may not need.
Attorney Douglas Brown calls Bridgepoint "a scam". He filed one of the two lawsuits in San Diego on behalf of an Ashford student who lives in Indiana.
"Bridgepoint deceives prospective students and induces them to enroll in degree programs that are inappropriate for those students," he said.
His suit claims that "Bridgepoint engaged in a pattern of improper and unlawful conduct in order to recruit students and over-charge the federal government for financial aid." It also alleges classes cost more than advertised and they are rarely run by qualified professors.
"Who's left holding the bag? It's the federal government and, by extension, the U.S. taxpayer and the students Bridgepoint induced, who are defaulting (on their student loans) at startlingly high rates," said Brown.
Bridgepoint declined to requests for an interview. It responded with a written statement that said, in part, "Various misconceptions and factually inaccurate statements have been reported about private post-secondary education," and that critics "ignore the very real and positive role that private sector educational institutions can and do play in America."
Bridgepoint has also setup a website to address the criticism.
Last week, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) chaired a hearing on for-profit colleges. Witnesses at the hearing expressed similar concerns over the recruitment tactics at Bridgepoint and other for-profit universities.Copyright © 2014, Orlando Sentinel


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A sheriff's spokeswoman says charred human remains have been found in the burned-out cabin where a fugitive former Los Angeles police officer was believed to be.
San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller says the remains were found late Tuesday after a shootout that killed one sheriff's deputy and injured another. Authorities believe Christopher Dorner barricaded himself inside the cabin and a fire later ensued.
Investigators will attempt to determine if the remains are Dorner's through forensic tests.
Thousands of officers had been on the hunt for the former Navy reservist since police said he launched a campaign to exact revenge against the Los Angeles Police Department for his firing.
Police had been searching the snow-covered woods near Big Bear Lake, a resort town about 80 miles east of Los Angeles, after Dorner's truck was found late last week.
Authorities believe Dorner barricaded himself in the cabin after exchanging gunfire with deputies, killing one and wounding another.
U.S. Forest Service spokesman John Miller says the battle started at 12:42 p.m. Tuesday, which is about 20 minutes after a vehicle was reported stolen nearby.
A sheriff's official says Dorner stole a vehicle Tuesday near Big Bear Lake, abandoned it after a chase, ran into the forest and then barricaded himself in the cabin.
It's about five miles from where Dorner's pickup was found Thursday, though a ridge with peaks topping 8,000 feet lies between the locations. By road, the areas are about 30 miles apart.
During a live press conference, a LAPD representative told Dorner, "Enough is enough. It's time to turn yourself in. It's time to stop the bloodshed." Police believe he may access to a TV and may be watching live coverage of this incident.
Police also said they're working on 1,000+ tips related to Dorner.
The manhunt for Dorner began last Wednesday when he was named the suspect in the Orange County murders of a former Los Angeles police captain's daughter and her fiance the previous weekend.
Hours after police announced they were looking for him, Dorner first fired at two LAPD officers, then ambushed the Riverside officers.
In an online post, he targeted dozens of people he feels are responsible for his firing from the LAPD in 2008. (AP)
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Boy, we Americans are in a lot of debt! In fact, many of us
have more money charged on our credit cards than we have in the bank. High gas
prices, rising food costs, and other personal expenses are likely to blame.
In a recent survey by the Consumer Federation of America,
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A separate survey done by Bankrate.com
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The 2010-11 season started off well for the St. Louis Blues. They began the season 9-2-1 and claimed the top spot on ESPN's Power Rankings. However, with injuries to key top six forwards (David Perron, Andy McDonald, TJ Oshie), the season began to unravel. Unable to cope with the loss of their top talent, the Blues season ended less successfully than was anticipated.
GM Doug Armstrong vowed to add depth to the roster this offseason to offset any potential injuries and improve the club's chances to contend. With key signings and re-signings, Armstrong has created a team that will can absorb a degree of injury and is more balanced. Depth and balance are critical in the Western Conference, which has only gotten tougher to play in as several teams have acquired components that will fill out their rosters. Following are Armstrong's key moves this offseason—and what they mean for the Blues:
TJ Oshie ($2.35 million for 1 year): Oshie's off-ice commitment to the team was questioned this past season when he failed to show up for a practice. Oshie also missed 31 games due to a broken ankle, consequently not giving the Blues a full season's production. Until the front office sees how much Oshie can produce over 82 games, they will be hesitant to commit to a longer term. However, he will receive a nice paycheck in 2011-12—essentially, a "prove it to us" year. If things go well, look for Oshie to be locked up long term next summer.
Patrik Berglund ($2.25 million/2 years): Berglund is quickly making a name for himself in the hockey world. After a strong finish to the 2010-11 NHL season, Berglund was a noticeable force at the IIHF World Championships Tournament, finishing with 10 points in nine games. Berglund inked a two year extension early in the offseason, wishing to get the contract done and shift focus to training. As Berglund adjusts to hockey in North America and gains confidence in the NHL, he is positioned to become a coveted center around the league.
Matt D'Agostini ($1.65 million/2 years): When the Blues failed to extend a qualifying offer to RFA D'Agostini, speculation about whether or not the 24-year-old right winger would remain in St. Louis began to circulate. Ultimately, the Blues retained the young Canadian, completing a deal that keeps D'Agostini in St. Louis for two more seasons. After posting 21 goals and 46 points in 2010-11, the Blues are eager to explore what D'Agostini can do in an expanded role as a member of the top 9.
Roman Polak ($2.750 million/5 years): Polak is built like a tank and brings size and grit to the right side of the Blues defense. Though he will likely fill out the third pairing (behind Alex Pietrangelo and Kevin Shattenkirk), Polak is a solid defensive defensemen capable of playing top 4 minutes. Though he brings limited offensive ability, he will more than earn his paycheck with his intangible assets—he can log big minutes, shut down the opposing team's top players, and rarely gets caught out of position.
Vladimir Sobotka ($1.300 million/3 years): A pleasant surprise, Sobotka has proven to be the Blues' jack-of-all-trades. Sobotka has played on the top line and the bottom, on the power play, on the penalty kill. He is a high-energy guy who doesn't hesitate to stand up for himself and his teammates. Small but spunky, Sobotka put up career numbers in 2010-11. Though he's not expected to be a top goal-scorer, Sobotka serves an important role for the Blues as a speedy agitator who can hop into the lineup and make a difference when least expected.
Scott Nichol ($700k/1 year): With the loss of Jay McClement in the St. Louis/Colorado blockbuster trade last February, the Blues needed to acquire a face off specialist; by bringing in Nichol, they have satisfied that hole. Nichol will be a strong penalty killer with the ability to take key face offs—Nichol consistently posts a 60% face-off win percentage.
Kent Huskins ($1 million/1 year): Huskins adds depth to the Blues' defensive corps. At 6'4" and 210 pounds, Huskins brings a big, physical body to the team. Huskins will likely challenge Nikitin for ice team on the third pairing alongside Roman Polak and fill in as injuries occur. Overall, Huskins adds a veteran presence with Stanley Cup experience to a young up-and-coming group.
Brian Elliot ($600k/1 year): Elliot will contend with Ben Bishop for the back-up job behind Jaroslav Halak. Though Elliot struggled in Ottawa and Colorado last season, Armstrong is confident a change of scenery will do the young goalie some good. At just 26, Elliot has time to grow and reestablish himself as a legitimate NHL caliber goaltender. Having capable back-ups behind Halak should also push Halak to get better and provide support should he get injured or need rest.
Jamie Langenbrunner & Jason Arnott (Identical Contracts: $2.5 million/1 year): The former Devils/Stars players bring a veteran presence this team has craved for the past several seasons—both have Stanley Cup rings, both have captained winning teams, and now both are making fresh starts on a young team with untapped potential. Langenbrunner and Arnott should blend perfectly with the Blues' young core, creating a team that possesses youth and speed alongside grit and experience.
The Blues are also anticipating the return of David Perron, with whom the Blues will have a complete and dangerous top 9 for the first time in several years. Armstrong continues to put his stamp on this team, and so far, he has not disappointed. With a full season from Chris Stewart and Shattenkirk, the Blues' young core, now infused with veterans, looks diverse and balanced. 2011-12 is shaping up to be a season that promises new chemistry, breakout performances, and the potential for success.


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Investors don't expect price drops in iron ore to last long.
It's hard to imagine this happening with any other "product": The price drops 12% for the next quarter, and the stock market essentially shrugs it off.
On a bad day for the market, Aug. 30, when the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index dropped by 1.47%, the shares of the world's biggest producer of this product fell by 1.29%.
And on a good day for the market, Sept. 1, when the S&P 500 jumped by 3%, shares of the largest producer rocketed upward by 5.5% and shares of number two went up 6.1%.
I guess when it comes to iron ore -- and that's the "product" in question -- investors just don't expect any price drop to last for very long.
Even after the drop, iron ore prices would be 120% higher than they were a year ago. So, this disappointment would leave these miners still incredibly profitable.
Iron ore prices, which used to be set by annual contract negotiations, are now set quarterly by reference to the price of iron ore on the spot market. The new quarterly price set on September 1st dropped by 12% to $128.50 to $130.00 a metric ton, from $145.00 to $147.50 in the current quarter.
The old investing adage -- acorns don't grow to the sky -- seems apt here. After more than doubling in a year, it's only reasonable to expect prices to pull back a bit. The cause of the price drop is a temporary glut in steel that is reducing demand for both iron ore and coking coal.
But judging from the very modest decline (first) and then the huge rally (second) in the shares of BHP Billiton (BHP), the world's largest iron ore producer, and Vale (VALE), the world's second largest producer, no one expects that steel glut or the decline in iron ore prices to last for very long.
Frankly, I'd use any weakness in the sector in the next quarter on this price decline to pick up shares of iron ore and metallurgical coal miners. I mentioned three coal producers in my post that would deserve a look in that scenario. (And it doesn't hurt that they're all potential acquisition candidates too.)
At the time of this writing, Jim Jubak didn't own shares of any company mentioned in this post in his personal portfolio.
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St Lucia Wetland Park, Thanda Private Game Reserve, The Drakensberg, Durban and KwaZulu-Natal.
12 day itinerary.
Prices from GBP £ 1,188 US$ 1,949 ZAR 21,090 EUR 1,509 pp*
KwaZulu-Natal has something for everyone - splendid beaches lapped by the Indian Ocean, excellent Big 5 game viewing, stunning mountain scenery, forests, lakes, vibrant city life and a bloody history of fierce battles, treachery and heroism. Nowhere else in Southern Africa are so many outstanding tourist destinations to be found in such close proximity to one another.
This really is modern Africa at its magnificent best, and it is astonishing that only a small proportion of visitors to South Africa (around 10%) visit this remarkable province.
Durban is a large and lively city, where authentic curries jostle with local seafood dishes as the most popular dishes, and the partying never stops. An average of over 300 days of sunshine a year and a sub-tropical climate cooled by sea breezes make Durban the perfect place to enjoy the beach, go surfing or diving, or simply relax and soak up the sun.
You don't have to visit Kruger to see wildlife, either. Many National Parks and private game reserves in KZN offer excellent game viewing opportunities, including the Big 5.
Whether you are interested in history or not, a visit to the Battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu, Anglo-Boer and Boer-Zulu wars is fascinating, especially in the company of an historian who can bring the battles to life.
The Drakensberg mountain range is breathtakingly beautiful, and home to some of South Africa's best hiking and walking trails, not to mention excellent preserved rock art.
South Africa's first World Heritage Site, the St Lucia Wetland Park, is in the north of the region, and is a birdwatchers and divers paradise. It is an area of coastal dunes, wetlands, bushveld, coastal forests and mangrove swamps, and is also home to the largest occurrence of crocodile and hippo in Southern Africa. It also boasts South Africa's most southernmost coral reef off the Sodwana Bay coastline, a diving and snorkelling paradise hosting an extremely large number of colourful tropical fish species.
St Lucia Wetland Park, Thanda Private Game Reserve, The Drakensberg, Durban and KwaZulu-Natal.
12 day itinerary.
Prices from GBP £ 1,188 US$ 1,949 ZAR 21,090 EUR 1,509 pp*
Nambiti Private Game Reserve, The Battlefields, The Drakensberg and Durban.
10 day itinerary.
Prices from GBP £ 1,229 US$ 2,015 ZAR 21,812 EUR 1,561 pp*
Amazulu Private Game Reserve, Pakamisa Game Reserve, Durban and The Drakensberg.
10 day itinerary.
Prices from GBP £ 1,242 US$ 2,036 ZAR 22,040 EUR 1,577 pp*
Mkuze Falls Game Reserve, The Battlefields, Durban and The Drakensberg.
11 day itinerary.
Prices from GBP £ 1,530 US$ 2,510 ZAR 27,163 EUR 1,943 pp*
KwaZulu-Natal and Phinda Game Reserve.
7 day itinerary.
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Loki's not a dick to his wives. I mean, I'm sure he has his moments (we all do in a relationship of pretty much any kind lol), but if I read *one* more story wherein Loki is abusive, in any way, shape or form to Glut, Angrboda, or Sigyn, I am going to….uh…well, I have a cold, so I'll probably just…
Being in the very early stages of attempting for the hundredth to time to write a children's story, this time with the characters being Loki's daughter Eisa and Einmyria, I was bumbling about the interwebs to see if there was anything I had missed regarding mythology revolving around them and people's UPG about them.
Instead I stumbled upon this and thought that it was good.
Gotta admit, my experience with Marvel and Thor and the Avengers is really limited to the movies and was only instigated by the fact that they just kept cropping up while I was doing some preliminary on line Loki research. I'm sure that what ever stories and depictions they have in their comics probably had an effect, but I think there is also probably a pretty good dose of people just generally having a bad impression of Loki. Hell, I had a bad impression of Loki initially. It's why I put up such a fuss when it first occurred to me that he had taken some interest in me, for whatever reason.
I never really thought that Loki was abusive, but I had it in my mind that he wasn't particularly good to Sigyn (the only wife I was aware of at that early stage). I don't even know why. I had gotten it into my head at some point that Loki was the Norse equivalent of the Christian Satan and I remember hearing somewhere that the Joker was partially inspired by Loki (I have no idea where I heard that, I just know that it happened and I've seen no evidence that this is true anywhere) and if you inspire the Joker, you've gotta be bad, right?
Well, as I have done more research and had more personal experience I've discovered that pretty much every single one of those notions are false. A lot of people hold pretty tightly onto them, though, and a lot of them are people who ought to know better. I've seen a lot of people in the pagan community sneering at Loki as some sort of equivalent of Satan without seeming to realize that that has no place on a spiritual path that (I would hope) recognizes that nothing which occurs in nature is inherently evil (that is not to say that people can't do evil deeds - but I'm not in the mood to philosophize).
Besides that, the surviving lore was written down, post-conversion, by Christians. The Christian influence is so glaringly obvious in the texts that I really am very baffled that so many people continue to argue that it is somehow pure and/or the only thing to live Nordic influenced spirituality by. The point of this being: Christianity has to have a good vs. evil dynamic. It doesn't work without it (well, it would, and it would probably be way cooler, but it would decrease the power structure of the church so I guess we're not gonna do that). Loki and his ilk are easy characters to cast as "evil," considering that they don't easily fit within the "good" box as constructed by Christian worldview.
That said, when you have such pervasive ideas floating around the ethosphere, making their way into your brain, you might jump to conclusions. That was my experience. I wouldn't be surprised if it were a common one.


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Police in Durham are now investigating the 17th homicide of the year, as some members of the community are calling for more to be done to prevent violent crime.
Ella Davis, 58, was found dead Tuesday at the Greens of Pine Glen Apartments where she lived near Interstate 40 and N.C. Highway 54.
Police did not reveal the cause of death and no arrests have been made.
Latechia Scott lives in the apartment complex where Davis was found. Scott said it is scary to hear the news. "That's the scary part. Not knowing. Just not knowing if it was a closed incident or something random."
Another resident of the apartment complex expressed her concern after Davis was found. "Every time you look around on the news, somebody's been shot," Phylliss Johnson said.
On July 2, Durham city leaders held a news conference to address the 13 violent deaths the city has seen in the first half of 2013.
Mayor Bill Bell said, "We felt it was important to ... reassure the public that they should have nothing to fear."
But in just over three weeks, there have been four more homicides.
Charlie Reece, a Durham resident for seven years, is an attorney that spent time working in the Attorney General's office. He recently attended a city crime cabinet meeting in search of solutions.
"Something is not working in Durham," Reece said. "What I didn't see was any kind of attention or focus on what's happening in our communities right now."
Durham City Manager Tom Bonfield said he is frustrated, too. Bonfield said police are doing all the right things, including using data to follow and respond to trends.
"I recognize that people say we need to do more. We agree. We're looking to do everything we can, but we're doing a lot now," Bonfield said.
Reece sees a gun buyback program as a way to help the problem of violent crime in Durham. "I think that's worth trying. I don't think you have to use public funds for it. I think we could work within the community to raise money to do that," Reece said.
Bonfield addressed the idea of a gun buyback program by saying the idea has been tossed around but they don't end up with a lot of success.
The city manager says people who want to help and find solutions should start in their neighborhoods.
There have now been 17 murders in Durham this year but the city counts 18. Per FBI requirements, the additional homicide was recently reported but occurred in 2009.
Durham has averaged 24 murders over the past three years. Cities with a similar popular as Durham average less than five murders a year.
Despite the number of murders in 2013, violent crime is at a 23-year low in Durham.


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May 14: A man walked away from Blaine municipal court after being ordered by the judge to serve 30 days in jail. Officers unsuccessfully searched the area. An additional charge of contempt of court is now pending against the 31-year-old Granite Falls man.
May 13: A transient from Chicago entered a duty free store, pocketed a necklace and slinked away. Fortunately he slinked across the border into the arms of watchful Canada border services officers who immediately arrested him for illegally entering B.C. Our northern brethren arranged for the necklace's repatriation. We're not in any rush to get the scofflaw back.
May 13: An intoxicated man was contacted sitting in the lobby of a brokerage firm watching TV. The man was asked to leave, and departed without incident.
May 13: U.S. Customs and Border protection called to report they were interviewing a gentleman who had arrived at the Peace Arch Port of Entry with his girlfriend in violation of a no contact order. Officers arrived and verified the order and booked the 22-year-old in to jail.
May 12: A person reported that she went to a house to serve some papers to the owner there and found two young children there, apparently home alone. Officers arrived and knocked on the doors for several minutes before a woman came to the door and identified herself as a mom who's sleep had been interrupted. None of the kids in the house were in any danger. Mom wanted the process service arrested, but nap destruction isn't in our bail book.
May 12: A Whatcom County parent obtained physical custody of a teenage child who'd been happily living in California for many years with her other parent. The tanned side of the family tree arrived here in the rain with a temporary custody order and was reunited with them for the trip back to the Sunshine State.
May 11: Officers were dispatched to contact a teenager who wanted a ride to jail to take care of a felony warrant. Police saved him gas money by giving him a lift to detention.
May 11: A youngster contacted police regarding stolen property. The 13-year-old said that he had left his school backpack at the Blaine skate park overnight, and upon returning discovered it was missing. Officers searched the area but did not find the black and silver nylon pack and it's contents worth about $50.
May 11: Police responded to a complaint of a reckless driving incident on Semiahmoo Parkway. Officers contacted a resident who had observed the dangerous high-speed incident. Officers are obtaining written statements and will be contacting the suspect owner of the grey BMW.
May 10: A resident called police after receiving a letter advising her that she had won a Canadian sweepstakes. The letter included a lovely counterfeit check for $4850. Police forwarded the evidence to the U.S. postal inspection police for investigation.
May 10: Police contacted a group of people burning a large amount of tree clippings in violation of fire codes. North Whatcom fire responded advised the landowner of the burning laws, which are limited to small cooking fires in prescribed pits. Burning lawn waste is illegal: the landowner was given a copy of the pertinent laws, and advised to extinguish their blaze.
May 10: Numerous Saturday morning passersby concerned about a man's corpse laying alongside Peace Portal at 4th Street made emergency calls to 911. Responding officers found that the body to be an inebriated pedestrian who was engaged in a horizontal pursuit of sobriety while awaiting the bus. Police transported him to a more frequently serviced WTA stop.
May 10: An officer was dispatched to a report of a domestic fight in the 700 block of H Street. On arrival police found that the complainant was the mother of a victim of a verbal domestic in Birch Bay.
May 9: Officers responded to a report of a house fire on Harvey Road and assisted North Whatcom Fire on the scene. After the smoke cleared, investigation revealed the teenager had not baked quite enough muffins for all the emergency crews who responded to assess his kitchen prowess.
May 9: Officers contacted a business owner on Peace Portal Drive who had received some harassing phone calls. The calls the owner took over three weeks are bothersome but non-threatening so far. The victim was provided with trap/trace information packet. Police are awaiting results from the trap/trace regarding the origin of the calls. The case is pending further investigation.
May 9: Blaine high school asked police to contact a group of students regarding their internet harassment. An officer spoke with the involved teens about the personal and criminal nature of internet crime, and the surprisingly severe legal consequences of thinking digital misbehavior were immune from repercussions. The students said that they understood: the school will be monitoring the situation to see if the children are mature enough to change.
May 9: A citizen reported two door-to-door salesmen in a neighborhood. He was concerned they might be operating without a business license. Officer thoroughly checked the area and was unable to locate the peddlers. City ordinance does require a daily license for door-to-door sales.
May 9: A resident called to report a broken window and signs an intruder had been into a vacant rental home on H Street. Arriving officers found no one there, but confirmed there had been a prior break in – apparently by kids who used the place as a party hideout. Police are investigating.
May 9: Officers contacted a resident after two hanging flower baskets were stolen from outside her apartment on Bayview Court. The loss is estimated at $60. Officers are watching for two brown flowerpots with purple flowers, being enjoyed by someone with no class. Case closed
May 8: A wife from Canada called to report that her husband had stolen the family car and emptied their jointly held bank account in Blaine. The wife and her daughter, were informed of Washington state's community property laws, and advised to seek legal assistance and the taking did not appear to the be a criminal matter.


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New series of the comedy show hosted by Alex Horne and his five piece band and specially written, original music. Guests across this series include Phill Jupitus, Charlie Baker, Nick Mohammed, Doc Brown, Matt Lucas and Danny Baker.
The first epsiode explores the theme of 'games' and guest stars Danny Baker who sings with the band and champions an instrument that can't fail to put a smile on your face. Plus the funkiest song you're ever likely to hear about Chess; an Ode to Chris Hoy and music to exercise to.
Host .... Alex Horne
Trumpet/banjo .... Joe Auckland
Saxophone/clarinet ....Mark Brown
Double Bass/Bass .... Will Collier
Drums and Percussion .... Ben Reynolds
Piano/keyboard .... Ed Sheldrake
Guest performers .... Danny Baker and Ben Jones
Producer .... Julia McKenzie.
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America's Rarest Autograph in Exclusive New York City Showing
RR Auction to Visit Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square Odditorium for First Public Viewing of Historic Document Signed by Declaration of Independence Signer Button Gwinnett
America's rarest signature comes to New York for its first and only public preview at Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square. Presented by RR Auction, the one-of-a-kind artifact signed by Declaration of Independence Georgia signer Button Gwinnett will be on display at the 42nd street Odditorium on Thursday, December 13, 2012 from 11:00am-3:00pm.
With only 51 examples known to exist and only eleven of them remaining in private hands*, the autograph of Button Gwinnett, who died in a duel in 1777, is the most uncommon of the members of the original Continental Congress who signed the declaration in 1776. This historic 1773 document signed by the Georgia representative is part of a complete set of all 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence going up for auction on December 15, 2012. The Proctor-Sang-Newell Collection of Signers is one of only 40 complete sets of signers known to exist.
"The Holy Grail for collectors—by far the most desirable American autograph is that of Button Gwinnett, signer of the Declaration of Independence," says Bobby Livingston, vice president at RR Auction, who adds, "worldwide he competes with only Caesar and Shakespeare."
Michael Hirsch, president and general manager of Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square added, "Robert Ripley dedicated his life to discovering oddities from around the globe and having the opportunity to showcase such a rare and significant name from American history at our Times Square museum is truly extraordinary."
The signed Button Gwinnett will be on display at Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square on December 13, 2012 from 11:00am-3:00pm only and is available for preview with paid admission to the Odditorium. For further information on Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square, visit www.ripleysnewyork.com or call 212.398.3133.
The live auction of the complete Proctor–Sang–Newell Collection of Signers of the Declaration of Independence will take place on Saturday, December 15, 2012, in New Hampshire. For more information, please visit RR Auction.
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Varicose veins are one of the most common, chronic conditions affecting people worldwide. In the past, the only treatment option for these painful bulging veins was a surgery that included a painful long recovery time, luckily that is a thing of the past. We went to Veradia in Sioux Falls and met a local woman whose leg went from bulging to beautiful without one bout of pain.
Tana Foss hasn't worn shorts in 15 years and she sure wouldn't have been caught dead on television in them, but now she is happy to show off her legs because they are now free of varicose veins.
Tana says, "I was trying to lose weight last year. I have put up with varicose veins since my second child was born (15 years ago) and the pain of trying to exercise with my legs hurting was difficult. They felt heavy and got swollen. I saw they were having a seminar about varicose veins and went to it."
Board Certified in Vascular and Interventional Radiology Dr. Matthew Casey with MedXray says, "Varicose veins are typically a result of the failure of the valves in the veins of the legs. The venous drains from the legs is dependent on valves to get back to the heart, but when those valves fail the blood can flow backward in addition to forward and that increases the pressure on the veins. Eventually those veins dilate and become varicose veins."
In January of 2010, Tana had an outpatient procedure done on her left leg here at the Veradia Interventional Radiology and Vein Center in Sioux Falls which is a division of MedXray. Using only a local anesthetic, Interventional Radiologist Dr. Matthew Casey was able to get rid of Tana's bulging veins without leaving a mark on her.
Tana says, "The vein would reflux all the way down. It was swollen in spots, but around the knee it was the worse. It really stuck out and would really hurt. During the procedure, Dr. Casey would take a needle, poke through the skin, pull it out and it did not hurt. "
The worst part for Tana wasn't the actual procedure or the needles, certainly not the pain because she said there wasn't any, it was wearing compression stockings overnight following the procedure and then for the next week during the daytime. And even that wasn't that bad. She says it really was a piece of cake
Tana says, "Honestly, had I known it was this easy, this pain free, there was zero downtime, I didn't miss a day of work. I should have done it along time ago."
Now that her varicose veins are gone, she came back to have Dr. Casey get rid of the spider veins that she had even before the varicose veins. It was a half hour cosmetic procedure involving a tiny needle and the injection of a chemical that basically makes them disappear. Unsightly painful veins gone, self-esteem back. Tana thinks that's a pretty great tradeoff.
MedXray is holding a patient seminar on March 9th at CJ Callaway's in Sioux Falls so you can learn about varicose veins and treatment options. It starts at 6 pm and is free, plus they are offering appetizers.
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