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Valvan Baling Systems NV
Valvan Baling Systems is an engineering company that specializes in the design and construction of hydraulic baling presses and accessories. Our biggest target sector is the recycling industry. Our product range of baling presses is suitable for processing natural and synthetic fibers, RDF, paper, cardboard, plastics, municipal solid waste, second hand clothing, We are ...
Environnement S.A
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
SSI Shredding Systems, Inc.
SSI Shredding Systems is a leading manufacturer of industrial shredders and size reduction systems. SSI custom designs and manufactures high quality 1-shaft, 2-shaft, and 4-shaft rotary shear shredders and primary waste reducers as well as pre-load transfer station and metals compactors. Our highly qualified staff provide you with complete system design and engineering ...
VWS MPP Systems B.V. - a Veolia Water Company
VWS MPP systems is a company of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies (VWS) and part of the Oil & Gas division within VWS.MPP Systems is a business activity specialized in developing, marketing, manufacturing and servicing waterpurification systems based on Macro Porous Polymers (MPP). The Macro Porous Polymer Extraction (MPPE) system is highly effective, fully automated, ...
M&C TechGroup GmbH
M&C TechGroup GmbH produces and markets components for gas analysis technique, emission control, process analysis, process gas analysis, stack gas monitoring, sample gas conditioning and sample gas preparation. In the product catalogue you can find paramagnetic oxygen analyser, gas sample probes, sample gas cooler, sample gas chiller, peltier gas cooler, thermoelectric ...
PACE Environmental Products, Inc.
PACE Environmental Products Inc. is your single best resource for turnkey CEMS Systems. Each CEMS is designed to conform to current EPA standards and is built to suit the monitoring requirements you need. Housed within a single cabinet, all systems are built with the highest quality and designed for easy maintenance and serviceability. Gases such as SO2, NO, NOx, CO2, O2 ...
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc.
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
Ashtead Technology Ltd
Ashtead Technology was formed in 1985 when Ashtead Group plc acquired SubSpek Limited, which at the time provided underwater positioning, survey and inspection equipment rental from a base in Aberdeen. In 1994 the Singapore base was opened, focussing on the offshore oil and gas industry and the subsea telecommunications cable market in Asia Pacific. The first US ...
EarthSoft, Inc
EarthSoft`s EQuIS software manages environmental and geotechnical data and is the world`s most widely used environmental data management system. The EQuIS Data Processor (EDP) and Enterprise EDP are the world`s most widely used EDD tools. Many governments, industrials, and especially consultants and labs use EQuIS and EDP. EQuIS Professional and EQuIS for ArcGIS and ...
Protea Limited
The UK's leading manufacturer of spectroscopic solutions for process and emission measurements. FTIR, TDL, QCL, MS, on-line/fixed, mobile/portable.


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BOSTON (April 11, 2007) — In an April 10 "New York Times" op-ed, Gwen Ifill, a 1977 graduate of Simmons College and a nationally known public television broadcaster, addressed the racist and sexist comments radio host Don Imus recently made about the Rutgers University women's basketball team.
In her piece, Ifill writes, "This country will only flourish once we consistently learn to applaud and encourage the young people who have to work harder just to achieve balance on the unequal playing field. Let's see if we can manage to build them up and reward them, rather than opting for the cheapest, easiest, most despicable shots."
Ifill is a senior correspondent for public television's "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer" and the moderator and managing editor of "Washington Week."
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Thousands in cuts to Federal health funds means fewer basic vaccinations for South Dakota's kids.
The across-the-board Federal cuts have health officials in South Dakota nervous, but cautiously optimistic, especially when it comes to childhood vaccines.
Avera Health Chief Medical OFficer, and former Pediatrician, Dr. Mike Elliott is one of them.
"The country is at a point where we need to change our debt structure. We're spending more than we're bringing in, so we have to make a change," Dr. Mike Elliott said.
Changes of $65,000 in cuts could affect roughly 950 children per year by keeping them from getting the vaccines they need from measles to mumps, Tetanus and Hepatitis.
Dr. Elliott says it's hard to recognize the exact effects as it's still very early to tell.
"If that dollar figure is true, I would hope that as a state we could find a way to become more efficient when possible, mitigate the extent of the cuts to our ability and still provide the valuable vaccine program we have," Dr. Elliott said.
He says child vaccines, especially from birth to three years old, are some of the most crucial when it comes to disease prevention.
By decreasing funding, Dr. Elliott says, a number of things could happen like a shortage of any particular vaccine.
"We're hopeful though that that won't be the case. Through whatever mechanism possible, we'll be able to find a way to provide all the needy children, and all children in general, all the vaccines," Dr. Elliott said.
Dr. Elliott remains hopeful that South Dakota would absorb any possible cuts it sees by becoming more efficient in buying vaccines, distributing them and keeping the impact down as much as possible.
Here's a look at the numbers from Washington, D.C.:
- $65,000 for vaccines for diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, whooping cough, influenza, and Hepatitis, affecting about 950 children
- About $122,000 to help the state respond to public health threats such as infectious diseases, natural disasters, and biological, chemical, nuclear, and radiological events.
- About $250,000 to help prevent and treat substance abuse, meaning about 100 fewer admissions to substance abuse programs.
- About $34,000 for health departments in the state, resulting in around 800 fewer HIV tests.
- About $16,000 for services to victims of domestic violence, affecting about 100 victims.
- About $214,000 to provide meals for seniors.


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Monk. Abbot of Artanza, Old Castile, Spain in 1039. Soldier. Friend and counsellor of King Ferdinand I of Castile.
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--Asian markets make mild gains ahead of China's inflation data.
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Asian markets were trading mostly higher Friday ahead of China's inflation numbers, while Japan moved further away from the multi-year high it reached earlier in the week.
Early on Friday, Japan announced that its current account balance notched its second straight monthly deficit, as exports remain sluggish despite a weaker yen. The Y264.1 billion shortfall in December was significantly wider than the Y148.5 billion deficit forecast by economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires and the Nikkei.
The yen strengthened slightly against the dollar, with the greenback last at Y93.50.
Japanese stocks retreated for a second session, with the Nikkei Stock Average down 1.4%, as the market continued to retreat from the multi-year high reached after a dramatic day of trading on Wednesday, when the local benchmark soared 3.8%.
Stocks in Tokyo were weighed by some disappointing earnings reports. Sony Corp., which sank 9.0% after the electronics company posted surprise loss for the third quarter, with a Y10.8 billion net loss that significantly undershot consensus expectations for a profit of over Y20 billion.
Also lower after releasing an uninspiring earnings report was Suzuki Motor Corp., which dropped 3.8% after its consolidated operating profit in its most recent quarter came out below consensus estimates.
The Nikkei however looks set to finish the week with modest gains, as Wednesday's rise was preceded by a sharp sell-off on Tuesday, prompted by renewed European jitters, and followed by two days of profit-taking. The index was last up just 0.1% for the week.
Lacking strong momentum that is currently moving Japanese stocks, most other regional markets look set to end the week lower or with small gains, due to the absence of fresh catalysts to extend the Asian rally. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was down 2.1% for the week so far, South Korea's Kospi Composite was down 1.2% and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was up 0.6%.
On Friday, some markets were cautious ahead of ahead of Chinese inflation figures scheduled to come out later in the session.
China's trade surplus for January narrowed to $29.2 billion from a $31.6 billion surplus in December but still beat a median $26.6 billion forecast by economists polled in a Dow Jones Newswires survey.
In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index was off 0.1%, while in Hong Kong the Hang Seng Index was up 0.1%.
Friday was the last day of trading ahead of the Lunar New Year, which includes long public holidays in some of Asia's largest markets. Exchanges in mainland China and Taiwan will be closed for holiday all of next week, while stocks in Hong Kong will resume trade on February 14.
In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 was up 0.5% after the Reserve Bank of Australia made an upbeat quarterly policy statement, saying that a series of interest rate cuts it made over last year are starting to have an impact.
Interest rates have dropped 1.75 percentage points since November 2011, and the RBA's statement reduces expectations of further cuts in the near future.
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At Colorado, Professor Davidson's scholarship and teaching has focused on property, land use, affordable housing, local government law, and sustainability. Before joining the Colorado faculty, he practiced with the firm of Latham & Watkins LLP, focusing on commercial real estate and affordable housing, and served as Special Counsel to the HUD Secretary. Professor Davidson attended Columbia Law School and clerked for Judge David S. Tatel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Justice David H. Souter of the Supreme Court of the United States.
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|The Bell Jar and the Bullhorn: Hernando de Soto and Communication Through Title, , in Hernando de Soto and Property in a Market Economy (D. Benjamin Barros ed., 2010).
|Davidson (with Robin Paul Malloy, co-editor and co-author of Introduction), Affordable Housing and Public-Private Partnerships, (Ashgate Publishing) (2009).
|The Value of Lawyering in Affordable Housing Transactions, in Affordable Housing and Public-Private Partnerships (2009).
|Property's Morale, 110 Mich. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2011). abstract
|Davidson (with Rashmi Dyal-Chand), Property in Crisis, 78 Fordham L. Rev. 1607 (2010).
|Values and Value Creation in Public-Private Transactions, 94 Iowa L. Rev. 938 (2009). abstract
|Property and Relative Status, 107 Mich. L. Rev. 757 (2009). abstract
|Standardization and Pluralism in Property Law, 61 Vand. L. Rev. 1597 (2008). abstract
|The Problem of Equality in Takings, 102 Nw. U. L. Rev. 1 (2008). abstract
|Cooperative Localism: Federal-Local Collaboration in an Era of State Sovereignty, 93 Va. L. Rev. 959 (2007). abstract
|Relational Contracts in the Privatization of Social Welfare: The Case of Housing, 24 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. 263 (2006). abstract
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|Fostering Regionalism: Comment on The Promise and Perils of ?New Regionalist? Approaches to Sustainable Communities, 38 Fordham Urb. L. J. 675 (2011).
|Leaps and Bounds, 108 Mich. L. Rev. 957 (reviewing Gerald E. Frug & David J. Barron, City Bound: How States Stifle Urban Innovation) (2010).
|Reconciling People and Place in Housing and Community Development Policy, 16 Geo. J. on Poverty L. & Pol'y 1 (2009).
|Davidson (with William Shutkin), Foreword, Elevate 2009: Climate Change and the New Frontiers of Urban Development, 80 U. Colo. L. Rev. (2009).
|Comment, Vertical Learning: On Baker and Rodriguez's Home Rule and Federalism, 86 Denv. U. L. Rev. 1425 (invited symposium contribution) (2009).
|Commentary, Rights as a Functional Guide for Service Provision in Homeless Advocacy, 26 St. Louis Univ. Pub. L. Rev. 45 (invited symposium contribution) (2007). abstract
|Commentary, "Housing First" for the Chronically Homeless: Challenges of a New Service Model, 15 J. Aff. Hous. & Comm. Dev. L. 125 (2006). abstract
|Note, Constitutional Mass Torts: Sovereign Immunity and the Human Radiation Experiments, 96 Colum. L. Rev. 1203 (1996).
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Japanese Fisherman Sells World-Record Tuna For $1.76 Million
As the old Chinese proverb says, "Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime." In the case of a 489-pound bluefin tuna caught off the shore of northeastern Japan, one fish will likely feed thousands of men and secure the fisherman financially for a lifetime.
The bluefin tuna sold Jan. 5 at Tokyo's Tsukiji market for an all-time high of $1.76 million—more than 155 million yen. At $3,600 per pound, the sale makes the marbled, rich-flavored tuna worth about eight times the value of the more common silver variety.
"The price was a bit high," the winning bidder Kiyoshi Kimura told the Kyodo News Agency. "But I hope we can encourage Japan by providing good tuna." He operates the Sushi Zanmai restaurant chain, which claims to be Japan's first 24-hour, 365-days-a-year sushi bar.
Kimura hoped to offer the fish to Saturday-evening customers. Japan is the world's largest consumer of tuna, and the most prized variety is the fatty bluefin, called "o-toro," of which tiny sushi slices sell for as much as $24 apiece. In fact, Japanese consume as much as 80 percent of the world's declining tuna stock, causing concern among environmentalists.
Everything we're hearing is that there's no good news for the Pacific Bluefin," Amanda Nickson, the director of the Washington-based Pew Environmental Group's global tuna conservation campaign, told the Associated Press. "We're seeing a very high value fish continue to be overfished."
Stock of bluefin tuna fell by as much as 60 percent in parts of the world between 1997 and 2007 due to overfishing. Although stricter catch limits have helped the population in recent years, experts argue the species is still in danger.


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Support for a case study analysis and publication of research related to rent-seeking behavior in the political process by incumbent market players.
Created request after receiving refund from CA State - East Bay for multiple grants we have awarded them, ranging from 1997-2004. No money will be paid out under this grant as it was only created to capture the return of the unused funds on multiple, old grants.
Support continued expansion of data collection, research, and visualization focused on entrepreneurship and startup communities by increasing capacity in Seattle, Omaha, Atlanta, Kansas City, and Albequerque.
Support for a Program Services Coordinator to improve Kansas City's entrepreneurial ecosystem related to UMKC's grant from the United States Economic Development Administration.
Support for the annual Consortium on Competition and Cooperation, a doctoral consortium on innovation, entrepreneurship, and technological change, for the next three years 2015 through 2017.
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I am back in London.
I spent ten weeks in the USA, travelled 13 states, visited 17 cities, and have countless blogposts to catch up with…
I've met so many inspirational people, workshops, studios - it's astounding.
Watch this space.
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Chicago was pretty amazing. I visited the Columbia Center for Book and Paper Arts (blogpost to come). During the two days we spent there, I don't think it stopped raining once…
We stayed in a neighbourhood called Wicker Park, which was really great - lots going on, places to eat and drink, cool hipster-y shops and the like.
The city's almost a little overwhelming (in terms of scale) - I think when I visit again, I definitely have to spend longer than two days.
(Breakfast at Earwax Cafe)
I met with Gerri Newfry for a coffee, which was great. It's been great to meet with various "internet people" along the trip, if only to put a name to a face!
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Jenna Jameson previously said she would "never ever ever spread my legs again in this industry", but is having to eat crow. The 39-year-old is one of the world's most famous porn stars and will be returning to XXX work to "support her family". Jenna previously turned her back on the adult film industry that …
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I had no problem recruiting friends to join me for this ultimate girls' night in! We stocked up on champagne and pizzas (memories of old times when we all worked in London!) and gathered at my friend's farmhouse to meet Korben Niblett who is interntational make up artist and tutor for the Jemma Kidd Make Up School.
Korben is just delightful. He's the sort of best friend that every girl dreams about having – you know, ready to pop round with a blusher brush and a great bit of styling advice whenever required. He was also ultra professional and wasn't in the least bit put off by the sheep outside the window ("So, who uses primer?" "Baa").
What we didn't let on was that although we may have looked like a bunch of Surrey housewives, we had all worked as either beauty journalists or pr executives at some point in our careers. In short, we'd heard every beauty tip on the planet. Or so we thought – because Korben has completely reinvented how to apply make up at home, making it quick, easy and very effective. The class is a mix of demonstration and workshop and we were shown all sorts of fantastic tricks and tips that transformed us into the sort of dewy, airbrushed goddesses that you only ever see in magazines (not bad seeing as we're all over 40!). And best of all, we learnt how to do it ourselves.
The Jemma Kidd Pro range is gorgeous – I'd readily put it up against premium brands like Laura Mercier and Bobbi Brown. Special mention goes to Skin Rescue Bio-Complex Veil SPF15, a tinted multi-tasker developed in conjunction with Shiseido that moisturizes, primes and illumintates the skin. It was so good that we all bought one on the spot.
Everyone loved their new look and the masterclass experience. Having friends at hand and being close to home certainly makes everything more relaxed (or was that the champagne?). Anyway, thoroughly recommended.
Jemma Kidd Masterclass@home workshops are two hours long and cost £25 per person for seven people. At the end of the class you take home two make-up bag essentials worth over £30. You can also buy make up on the night (no hard sell, but difficult to resist!).
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When their children become ill, Mae gives them to family members, without consulting her husband, for fear that they can no longer properly support them.
Themes: Poverty, Promise, Parenting, Family, Support, Helpless, Giving Up, Argument, Desperation
As Brooke slaves away in the kitchen, Gary forgets to bring her 12 lemons and offers no help in preparing a meal for their guests.
Themes: Relationships, Accountability, Marriage, Lazy, Excuses, Responsibility, Helping, Reluctance, Childlike
Dave and Clarice attend marriage counseling where they disagree about the priorities of their marriage.
Themes: Relationships, Perspective, Resentment, Priorities, Blame, Marriage, Bickering, Insult, Counseling
After instigating a confrontation with his hateful rhetoric, Pvt. Trip is confronted by Sgt. Rawlins and put in his place.
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After a bitter argument, Catherine tells her husband that she wants out of their marriage.
Themes: Communication, Relationships, Bitterness, Selfishness, Anger, Understanding, Resentment, Brokenness, Marriage
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ARS Blade Cleaner
Just spray and wipe the grime away
Clean blades help keep your tools working at peak performance. This alkaline liquid cleaner easily removes sticky sap and caked-on dirt from your hand pruners, loppers and pruning saws. Safe formulation includes mineral enzyme formula. 3.38 fl. oz. (100mL) bottle. Imported
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this is a great all purpose pruning tool cleaner that helps to reduce sticking and sap build up on saws and shears. Pruning shears that have a propensity to stick use the felco 980? synthetic grease, works like a dream to stop sticking
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Like so many dishes associated with Southern cooking, cornbread is a dish as old as America itself. Since the first contact between European settlers and the Native Americans, corn has been a regular part of the American diet.
Because of its prevalence in North American agriculture, corn—and cornmeal—remained a staple throughout the early settlement days. In the South, cornbread became especially common. It rose in popularity throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, due to its low cost and easy portability. It was common for poorer children or workers to leave home with just a hunk of cornbread spread with molasses, or with a smattering of white beans packed as their lunch.
These days you would be hard-pressed to find a hunk of cornbread in anyone's lunch pail, but that doesn't mean it's not still on the dinner table! Throughout the years, cornbread has changed in form and shape, but the basics are still the same. Here are a few of the modern day versions.
Basic Southern Cornbread
Cornmeal, eggs, a little butter milk…Recipes like this are the same as they were one hundred year ago:
Southern-style cornbread has little or no sugar, and is usually made in a seasoned cast iron skillet.
Though these recipes call for a baking dish, they work just as well in a heated cast iron skillet!
Northern Cornbread
Cornbread in the northeastern states evolved into a sweeter version of its southern cousin. The batter is the same, with the exception of a three to four tablespoons of sugar/honey, and it is usually made in a baking dish, or made into muffins.
These delicious delicacies derive their name from their origins in the fields. Farm hands once heated the blade of a hoe over a fire in place of a griddle. Today you can make this signature dish in a cast iron pan or a nonstick skillet.
Texan (Mexican) Cornbread
Texans always know how to add a spicy kick to dishes. Their cornbread is no different. By adding jalapenos, cheese, and kernel corn, their version of cornbread takes on a personality all its own.
*Kitchen's note: Looking for some other uses for leftover cornbread? Try this cornbread salad. Or this classic stuffing. It's not just for Thanksgiving!


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Vegas PBS 25th Annual 'Splendor in the Glass' Wine & Beer Tasting Event
Southern Nevada Public Television will host its 25th Annual "Splendor in the Glass" Wine & Beer Tasting event from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at the LVH - Las Vegas Hotel and Casino Ballroom. Nathan Tannenbaum will serve as Master of Ceremonies for this event, which benefits programming and community outreach initiatives for Vegas PBS.
The event will feature renowned chef, hospitality entrepreneur and hotelier Charlie Palmer, who will present a cooking demonstration with some of his favorite featured dishes. Chef Palmer is the owner of Aureole at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, and Charlie Palmer Steak at the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas.
Guests will be treated to offerings from 60 wineries and breweries courtesy of Southern Wine and Spirits of Nevada, and will feature hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, a live wine auction, silent auction and the musical sounds of a popular jazz ensemble.
Tickets are $85 for advance purchase and $100 the day of the event. Tickets can be purchased online at VegasPBS.org/winetasting, at the Vegas PBS Educational Technology Campus, or at all Lee's Discount Liquor, Total Wine & More, Whole Foods Market locations.
Sponsors for the 25th Annual "Splendor in the Glass" Wine & Beer Tasting event include Southern Wine & Spirits of Nevada, Community Patron sponsor Cashman Equipment Company, Chardonnay sponsors NV Energy and Wells Fargo, Aperitif sponsors Terry & Jenny Care and Marydean Martin & Charlie Silvestri, and Audio Visual sponsor Encore Productions.
Guests must be 21 years or older to attend. For more information on the "Splendor in the Glass" Wine & Beer Tasting event, to purchase tickets or to become a sponsor, please call 702-799-1010 ext. 5361.
When: Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014
Where: LVH - Las Vegas Hotel, 3000 Paradise Road, Las Vegas
Cost: $85 - $100
Age limit: 21+
Categories: wine tasting, Wine Testing
Event posted Dec. 10, 2013
Last updated Dec. 10, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by BEL45 Best Service Staff I have ever encountered This is the best hotel I have ever had the pleasure of staying in for a convention. The housekeeping and service staff were immediately there to meet our requests and the service center checked to see that all had been taken care of in a timely fashion. November 7, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by mary412 say no to the Tower I had stayed at this Sheraton before; however, I had not been in a Tower room. The room was small and the bathroom was cramped. the charge for WIFI is absurd...seriously! We were less than impressed. Be aware if you stay at the Downtown Denver location. November 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ron579 Try to respond to guest requests I asked for an upper floor in a hotel over 20 stories. The choice was not discussed with me. I was given the 10th floor overlooking mechanical equipment. I had to ask for a robe 3 times before 1 was lent to me for my stay. Otherwise the visit was fine. June 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RLS720 Almost Perfect Everything from the service to the fitness center where outstanding. Only issue was the shower. They improved it while I was there, but it still had weak water pressure and poor performance. I expect more for a hotel that did everything else correctly. September 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ColoradoAlan Awesome Stay Hotel exceeded my expectations. The staff was awesome. They were friendly and thoughful. The housekeeper saw that I had used all of the coffee in the room - she left me additional without my asking for it. That is service! She exceeded my expectations. October 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by september01 Hotel stay was great Clean & Convenient place to stay for all downtown functions. Would be nice to have shuttle service from airport to hotel or hotel to airport. February 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Phil11 Great staff here They accommodated every need and were extremely friendly. The location of the hotel is very convenient, saddled between 16th St. Mall and the Capitol. The fitness center is also much larger than any other hotel's I've been to and is well-equipped. June 13, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by The60s Throwback to the 1960's I have always expected Sheraton Hotels to be exceptional ibn service and facilities. Although, I did find your staff exceptional well trainned in customer service, your facilities lacked the luster and confort expected from a Sheraton Hotel. October 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sledhead59 Downtown Denver Sheraton Arrived around 3pm after driving 7 hours to be told our room was not ready, they said they were at capacity the night before... waited for 1 - 1/2 hours before our room was ready and all we got was they were sorry, so much for SPG recognition :-( August 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CollegeAdmissions Great Location! Great location for an extended business stay. The room was comfortable and clean. Wish that you didn't have to go down an elevator/escalator to reach the tower rooms. Great having the Yard House right there too. Can't wait to come back and visit. October 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by TiredFeet Great beds, endless hallways Be sure ask for a room in the vicinity of the elevators. There is only one set per floor and the hallways are endless if your room is in the far hallway. The bed was great and they offer a "Green Option" (no housekeeping) - very nice to see that. November 26, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by TCarp31 Horrible stay The staff treat you like you are a young punk their to cause problems. This use to be our regular place to go, but due to their new attitude toward their customers we will never return. Hotel is very clean except black mold substance in showers. January 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by WineAdvisoryGroup Good Location, Convention Hotel My one night stay was fine. This place is on the older side and caters to conventions, so individual travelers can get lost in the shuffle. But still a good place with fine service. Room was a little on the small side. Location was great for me. April 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jcook770 Parts Were Great I was there for a pretty large conference. My company was sponsoring the event. The banquet staff & food was excellent. The meeting coordinators were great. I was very disappointed in the lobby restaurant however. On my departure morning I dined at breakfast time by myself. I was placed in the absolute very back corner of a large open space. It was actually funny seeing all the single people sitting around the outside edge of the dining room. My waiter was inattentive. I asked for something and never received it. He finally showed up after I had finished my meal. The lady sitting next to me requested some brown sugar for her oatmeal. Not a difficult request. The waiter (same one) just looked over toward the buffet and told her he did not see any. I was mad for her and told the waiter to go ask the chef for the brown sugar. It was amazing how unhelpful he was. They call this a "service" industry?? By the way...there was not a manager stationed at the front of the restaurant (perhaps another problem) or I would have said something to him/her. May 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denvernative Downtown Denver perfection Downtown Denver is beautiful and the downtown Denver Sheraton fits seamlessly into the beauty - The lobby is perfect, not overstated but elegant - The beds are heavenly - The staff and management exude competence and make the stay so pleasant August 22, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by astronomer15 stuffy rooms, uncomfortable bedding They do not use fitted sheets and the sheets they do use are too small for the beds. They do not even tuck in at the bottom of the mattress. Temperature control of room is very unsatisfactory. Basically I was unable to sleep either night. October 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bre2013 This hotel is located in the best place. We were in Denver for 3 days. We never had to worry about staff or others around. I am always happy to be able to walk everywhere instead of having to take a taxi. There were so many things to see & do right in there area. Would stay again!! May 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ARRZ Great Stay!! What a great Hotel!! Location is right in the heart of Downtown Denver, easy access to just about everything!! Staff were very friendly and helpful. Very clean rooms with a great view of downtown. We can't wait to come back for another stay. December 16, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by William3344 would not use Sherton Again Overall lacking in customer sevice, front desk staff did do a good job. The restraunt and bell staff are happier talking to each other, than trying to deliver customer service. For the price their should have been higher standards in place. July 30, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeans Very nice hotel We enjoyed our stay but we booked the room for 4 and it was set up for 2 as far as towels, cups, coffee. We did not enjoy the alarms going off 4 times during the evening. Made it very hard for sleeping late into the night and early morning. January 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sandy66 Pleasant, though short, stay in Denver I was only at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel for one night, but it was a pleasant experience. The staff was very friendly and the hotel is centrally located with plenty of restaurant and entertainment options within walking distance. September 13, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bill01 Room 2201 did not meet SPG standards My wife and I were upgraded to this room for being SPG Gold members. It was not what we have been accustomed to in Starwood hotels. The room looked to have been remodeled from two smaller rooms with an extremely small bathroom in the middle between a "living room" and bedroom. I have had larger bathrooms on a cruise ship. The sink was directly in front of the toilet so that you could not stand in front of it. The faucet was loose and wobbled. Very low warer pressure in the shower as well. There were two or three wet spots on the carpet from some unknown leaks. Unfortunately we were unpacked before we realized the room's oddities and we were there for just one night so we stayed put but I had never experienced such an oddball guest room especially for an "upgrade" Hotel staff was great with a big "Thank you" to Adam who I believe was the valet captain. He saved us from being stranded by directing a cab our way and haviing them pick us up. Hotel lobby and restaurants looked brand new and quite impressive. The guest room we were assigned to was not however. November 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CJ0617 Great Hotel Very nice hotel to stay at. Extremely clean and comfortable. On the corner of 16th steet mall so everything you could possibly want is right there. So if you are looking to stay in Denver I highly recommend the Sheraton Downtown Denver!! August 14, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by NDynamite Rough start--quick recovery I arrived wiped out from a frustrating day of travel and my hope of popping a beer and relaxing in front of the TV were dashed. I went into the pitch dark room and could not find the light switch--with my iphone flashlight I located it inconveniently 10' away from the door, the room was freezing--but the thermostat wouldnt respond to my input, I tried to call the front desk but the room phone was dead. My iphone rescued me again and a maintenance man arrived promptly and fixed those issues. So beer/TV are in my future---but there is no mimi bar in my suite! And the tv remote was indeciperable, plus the was no chanel guide---customer service tells me of a 7-11 on the corner and that a channel guide could be found in the binder describing hotel services(except there wasnt one in the room)---after I vented for a few minutes, the binder arrived with some complimentary soft drinks and snacks. The rest of the stay was uneventful--as I would expect of a hotel of this caliber. Poor first impression caused by these small but annoying problems( Hotel 101 level issues) caused a rough start. But a responsive staff saved the day. February 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by waitingforfolio Lackluster Service The front desk needs work. Desperately. Over three days and two rooms the front desk never once answered a phone call. I am also still waiting for my folio. Seems a mountain too high to get it emailed. Maybe somebody there reads this? October 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by ALW500 Stayed for a Conference The conference facilities were very nice, they could have been larger for the specific conference I was attending. THe Suite was nice and large, very small bathroom however, too small. One person could barely turn around inside of it. September 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nicomo Excellent Choice in Denver The hotel is very well located around the 16th street where there is plenty to do and visit. The staff gave me an excellent service. Unfortunately, the Hotel does not provide with airport shuttle which is a pitty when arriving late. August 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Eltio01 Everything was great Had a chance to stay for 4 nights and I loved it. Very well located and comfortable with all the facilities. The only thing I never understand is why hotels in lower ranges have internet for free and this top end hotels charge for it. May 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 Bad experience Hotel Can't find my listing and when they located my room they did not have it ready. Understand mistakes happen, but attitude and ability to make good decisions on the spot are important. I ended up changing cloths in the bathroom? August 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bully Restrauant Staff Rico - 'from Puerto Rico' & Godfred Rico - amazing energy and focus on the customer !!!! Well trained, wish I had a job for him ....... Godfred - hope he makes it .... there is alot of desire to do well; be patient, he will bloom. November 26, 2012


text: Track B: Update on CHIPRA Model Children's EHR Format (Text Version) Slide presentation from the AHRQ 2010 conference. On September 28, 2010, Erin Grace, Jessica Kahn, and Scott Finley made this presentation at the 2010 Annual Conference. Select to access the PowerPoint® presentation (1.8 MB). Free PowerPoint® Viewer (Plugin Software Help).Slide 1 Track B: Update on CHIPRA Model Children's EHR FormatAHRQ 2010 Annual ConferenceSeptember 28, 20103PM-4:30PMErin Grace, MPH, AHRQ Project OfficerJessica Kahn, MPH, CMS Project LeadScott Finley, MD, MPH, Principal Investigator, WestatSlide 2 Sponsoring AgenciesAHRQ, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality:Erin Grace, MHA, Project OfficerHeather Johnson, MS, Junior Service FellowCMS, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services:Jessica Kahn, MPH, CMS Project LeadLeslie Flaherty, HITECH SpecialistImages: The AHRQ logo and CMS logo are shown.Slide 3 Project TeamPrime Contractor:Westat | Excellence in Research (Image: Westat's logo is shown)Subcontractors:American Academy of PediatricsAmerican Academy of Family PhysiciansUniversity of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of BusinessIntermountain HealthcareDuke MedicineFox SystemsImages: Each contractors' logo is shown.Slide 4 Project OverviewExisting EHR systems often do not optimally support the provision of health care to children. The goal is to develop a model EHR Format for children, demonstrate that it can be readily used, and package it in a way that facilitates broad incorporation into EHR systems. The project will:Develop a framework for the optimal EHR for children.Identify gaps between existing systems and this framework.Design, develop, test, and disseminate the model Format.Assess existing products for conformance with the Format.Demonstrate consumption of the Format.Slide 5 Technical Expert Panel (TEP)Provide input and feedback to project overall.Review key documents and deliverables.Provide guidance on functionalities and requirements.Serve as a resource on specific clinical, technical, and child welfare issues.Slide 6 TEP RepresentationPhysician Informaticians: Children's health focusMore general health focusNon-Physician cliniciansChildren's advocacy organizationsMedicaidVendorOffice of the National Coordinator for Health ITSlide 7 Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA)Section 401 (f) Development of Model EHR Format for Children Enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP.By 1/1/2010 the Secretary shall establish a program to encourage the development & dissemination of a model EHR Format for children.Slide 8 By law, the model EHR Format for children must be:Accessible:Accessible to Parents, Caregivers and ConsumersInteroperable:Designed to allow interoperable exchangesCompatible:Compatible with other standardsViewable:Viewable and understandable by Parents & Caregivers to assure qualitySlide 9 What is a "Format?"Requirements for: A minimum set of data elementsApplicable data standardsUsabilityFunctionalityInteroperabilitySlide 10 Foundational WorkHL7 EHR-S Functional Model R1HL7 Functional Profile—Child HealthHL7 EHR-S Functional Model R2 (in development)NIEM semantic interoperability standardsMITACCHIT certification criteria: InpatientAmbulatoryChild HealthSlide 11 Scope of the Project—ClinicalIncremental functionality for children.Appropriate external links: Foster Care, Medicaid/MITA, CHIP, School Health, Immunization RegistriesFamily medical record.Chronic diseases.Specialized Care Settings: NICU, Hospice, others.Quality Reporting and ImprovementSlide 12 Scope of the Project—TechnicalAppropriate Standards (e.g., HL7, CCR, CCD)National health system efforts (e.g., NIEM, MITA, NHIN, FHA)Formal requirements management tools: Metadata, Traceability, DependenciesSupport for user-specific views: System developers (comprehensive)System developers (single function)System selection and implementationSlide 13 Target Audiences for FormatCHIPRA Demonstration granteesDevelopers of existing EHR productsNew developersSystem purchasersCertifying bodiesStandards groupsRegulatorsUsers/developers of "Meaningful Use" criteriaSlide 14 Component TasksEnvironmental Scan and Gap AnalysisDevelopment of the Model FormatConformance AssessmentPrototype DevelopmentDisseminationSlide 15 Environmental ScanPublications (inc. gray literature)Relevant draft and final standardsRecommendations from professional societiesProduct Web sitesNiche productsProduct prevalenceAn image of a man holding his hand over his eye like a visor is shown.Slide 16 Gap AnalysisCurrent- and future-state assessmentHigh level requirementsSupporting information (metadata): SourcesReliabilityImportanceAn image of two individuals looking ove data is shown.Slide 17 Sources for Gap AnalysisExperienced EHR Users Work GroupTechnical Expert Panel (TEP)Subject Matter Experts (SMEs): AAPAAFPHIMSS EHR-ASlide 18 Format DevelopmentDevelop Format Consumption ModelsDefine the Format Design/StructureSelect the Environment for Format DevelopmentTest and Refine and Format Design/StructureCapture the Existing HL7 Child Health Functional Profile into the FormatAdditional Child Health Requirements: Develop Format for areas in project scopeArticulate areas beyond project scopeSlide 19 Conformance AssessmentHow well do widely installed products conform to the Format? Vendor attestationProduct inspection"Buyer's Guide"An image of a guy on a computer is shown.Slide 20 Prototype DevelopmentThree small projectsDemonstrate use/consumption of the FormatImage: A person at a computer is shown lecturing three students.Slide 21 DisseminationPresentationsPublicationsPublic access to the FormatDevelopment of targeted extractsImages: Two tin cans connected by a string, and a little girl holding a telephone are shown.Slide 22 Project TimelineAn image of a project timeline is shown.The key dates are:Oct. 2010—Format Work PlanNov. 2010—Format Structure & DesignJun. 2011—Format DevelopmentNov. 2011—Comformance AssessmentMar 2012—PrototypeApr. 2012—CHIPRA Impact AssessmentSlide 23 CHIPRA Demonstration ProjectsSection 401, Model EHR Format provision: "demonstrate the impact of the model EHR format for children developed and disseminated under subsection (f) on improving pediatric health, including the effects of chronic childhood conditions, and pediatric health care quality, as well as reducing health care costs."Slide 24 Evaluating the Model Children's EHR FormatCMS awarded North Carolina and Pennsylvania funding (CHIPRA Quality Grants) in 2009 to evaluate the impact of the model children's EHR format: Will evaluate the impact of use of a children's EHR that most conforms to the format (as determined by WESTAT), looking particularly at children with chronic conditions.4 year grants, still just in planning phase now.Slide 25 Model Children's EHR Format and Meaningful UseThe goal is that the model format will be integrated into the EHR certification requirements for a future stage of Meaningful Use: MU definition in future stages to include additional pediatric-relevant objectives and clinical quality measures.ONC EHR certification criteria to follow suit.Slide 26 Questions?Slide 27 Contact InformationErin Grace, MHAAHRQ Project email@example.com Finley, MD, MPHPrincipal Investigator, firstname.lastname@example.com Kahn, MHACMS Project firstname.lastname@example.com Olinger, MAProject Manager, firstname.lastname@example.com Current as of December 2010 Internet Citation: Track B: Update on CHIPRA Model Children's EHR Format (Text Version). December 2010. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/events/conference/2010/grace-kahn-finley/index.html


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Blake Brown - Reporter
Blake Brown joined Local 15 News as a Multimedia Journalist in July 2014. He grew up on the Eastern Shore in Baldwin County and graduated from the University of South Alabama in Mobile.
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Jasmine Williams joined Local 15 News as a reporter in November 2013.
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Kristine Frazao is an Emmy award winning journalist, with more than a decade of on-air experience. As the National Correspondent for Sinclair Broadcast Group, Kristine
reports on the top political stories of the day along with investigative reports on government waste, fraud and abuse.
Prior to joining the Sinclair news team, Kristine was the White House Correspondent for RT America. She covered the 2010 and 2012 elections both on the road and in Washington, and anchored nightly newscasts on RT for three years as well. Also during her time at RT, she reported extensively on the impact of hydraulic fracturing or fracking in Pennsylvania, as well as the tragic rate of teen suicide on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
Kristine was born and raised in San Diego, CA, where she also worked for four years as a general assignment reporter, working for the Fox affiliate (XETV) as well as the NBC affiliate (KNSD) where she received an Emmy for coverage of the Wildfires of 2007.
She got her on-air start working in beautiful Savannah, GA at WJCL/WTGS, where she worked as the political reporter, covering City Council and County Commission. She also traveled to Gulfport, Mississippi to cover the damage and devastation from Hurricane Katrina.
Kristine loves living in the Washington, DC. area and covering politics. She spends her free time traveling, reading and going on adventures with her black lab , Chomsky.
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Special Correspondent Sheila Gray reports on issues affecting women and families in Sinclair Broadcast Groups Family 411 reports.
Sheila is a native of Columbus, Ohio and studied at the prestigious Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
She began her career in Charleston, West Virginia, eventually being named the 6 & 11 p.m. anchor at WSAZ-TV. She was recognized by the West Virginia Associated Press for her reporting.
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Kelly Jones joined Local 15 Today in September of 2013 and looks forward to providing a jolt to your morning routine! Tune in each morning beginning at 4:30 a.m. for the latest in news, weather, sports and fun! You can also catch her on Local 15 News at Noon.
This proud mom of two children is a Michigan native and has crisscrossed the globe during her 14+ years as a journalist. Despite living in various countries, states, counties and zip codes she remains just as motivated, excited and thankful today as she was, her first day on air!
Prior to arriving at Local 15, Kelly was the morning/noon anchor at KCTV and then host of Better Kansas City. Jones enjoyed being a co-host on the #1 rated KC Zoo Show, which garnered numerous awards.
Ever the avid NFL fan, Kelly participated as a weekly contributor, (during NFL season) on the wildly popular, The Danny Parkins Show, 610AM Sports Radio. Listeners tuned in to hear her weekly NFL analysis, predictions and picks.
Before joining KCTV, Kelly was the morning show reporter at KFMB in San Diego where her reporting included covering court cases, wildfires and the military... sometimes all in one day!
Kelly's news career began in Yuma, AZ. Kelly anchored the morning and noon newscasts at KYMA and anchored a nightly entertainment segment on radio station KLJZ FM/Z93. Billings, MT would follow next; there Kelly was the main evening anchor at KSVI/KHMT. Kelly would spend the next three years as an American diplomat in Tirana, Albania, and Brussels, Belgium. Kelly was the Brussels Weekly newsletter editor, a publication prepared for Embassy, U.S. Mission to the European Union and U.S. NATO employees, family members and expatriates throughout Belgium and the world.
Kelly has been nominated for an Emmy for her work on BET. The San Diego wildfires of 2007 are one her most memorable moments in television. She worked nearly 24 hours straight, giving the viewers up-to-the-moment updates on the tremendous aftermath of the multiple fires.
In 2007, the Commandant of the Marine Corps decided to put more of an emphasis on the family that surrounded a U.S. Marine/Sailor and wanted to implement a full-time civilian as a Family Readiness Officer (FRO). The FRO on the group level is the liaison between Wing, the commander, the group, squadrons and families.
In December 2007, Kelly was named the first civilian FRO in the Marine Corps 232-year history. As the Marine Wing Support Group (MWSG)-37 FRO based on MCAS Miramar, Kelly was responsible for MWSS-371, MWSS-372, MWSS-373 and MWSS-374. She provided direct command outreach, supported and assisted the unit's military personnel and their families, encompassing more than 18,000 Marines, Sailors and their extended family members.
Kelly was the primary staff member responsible for carrying out the commander's vision and intent. She also prepared and distributed official information on behalf of the commander, to include: speeches, strategic communication messages, presentations and briefs (from General Officers to family members) The 4-support squadrons spanned California and Arizona. OOHRAH!
Kelly received her bachelor's degree in radio/television from Wayne State University. The former Jet Beauty loves watching the NFL, NBA, MLB, MLS, NHL hockey and of course college sports... from Big 10 to Big 12 to hello SEC!!! She played basketball, baseball, softball, ran track, ice skated and still describes herself as the ultimate tomboy!
Kelly is very passionate about giving back and loves emceeing events and most recently served as a board member for SAFEHOME (Support of Survivors of Domestic Violence) and the Kansas City Autism Training Center (KcATC).
Kelly says the best part of being in the news business is "being in the community, mentoring young people and having a direct and positive impact on people's lives each and every day!" Her motto: "I am blessed to have this platform and it's my duty/obligation to give back, otherwise, I'm wasting space!" It's motivation like this known as "Kellyisms," which she routinely posts on Facebook or Twitter.
Stephen Quinn - Reporter
Stephen Quinn is a general assignment reporter for Local 15 News. You can watch Stephen reporting live for Local 15 Today and Local 15 News at Noon.
He joined the WPMI Team in August of 2013.
Raised in Northern Virginia, Stephen is a graduate of The Meek School of Journalism and New Media at The University of Mississippi. As a student, he was given the National Award for Television Breaking News Reporting by the Society of Professional Journalists for his work in covering Hurricane Isaac on the Mississippi Coast.
Stephen's reporting has also been recognized by the Mississippi Associated Press and the Southeastern Journalism Conference.
Stephen looks forward to experiencing everything the Gulf Coast has to offer. Feel free to e-mail him if you have a story or question!
Modupe Idowu - General Assignment Reporter
Modupe Idowu is a general assignment reporter for Local 15 News. She joined the WPMI Team in January of 2013. You can catch her on any given day reporting weekly for the 5 p.m., 6p.m., and 10 p.m. newscasts.
She comes to us from West Tennessees WBBJ where she was a reporter, producer, and weekend anchor. During her time in Jackson, Tennessee, Idowu covered a variety of stories including the kidnappings and murders of the Bain sisters, devastating fires that ripped through historic downtown Jackson, and storm damage in Tornado Alley.
Prior to joining WBBJ, Idowu was an anchor and reporter for the NBC affiliate in Columbia, Missouri. At KOMU-8 News, Idowu covered everything from politics, hate crimes, and health in Mid-Missouri. Before jumping into television, Idowu had a taste of radio. She reported for NPRs KBIA in Columbia, Missouri.
Modupe graduated from the University of Missouri based in Columbia, MO. There, she received her bachelors in Broadcast Journalism and a Sociology minor. Her parents are from Nigeria, but Idowu was born and raised in St. Louis, MO (Go Cardinals!).
So if youre having trouble pronouncing her, try it out phonetically: Mo-due-pay Ee dow-woo.
When shes not enjoying good seafood or exploring the Port City, Modupe likes to volunteer at her church, Gulf Coast Christian Center, read, cook, and workout.
Kym Thurman - Anchor
Kym Thurman has more than 15 years experience as a broadcast journalist. She anchors LOCAL 15 News at 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00. Kym came to the Gulf Coast in April 2007 as the morning and noon anchor for LOCAL 15, after just six short months, she was promoted to main anchor. Kym is also the medical reporter for LOCAL 15, you can catch her Your Health reports every Monday and Wednesday at 10:00. She reports on the latest medical technology and procedures that could possibly one day help save your life.
Kym comes to Mobile from Huntsville, Alabama, home of the Space and Rocket Center and the famous Space Camp. Kym was an Anchor and Medical Reporter at WHNT for 11 years. She also worked in Anniston, Alabama.
Kym is a second generation graduate of Oakwood College, in Huntsville, Alabama. Growing up her family traveled a lot; her mom used to refer to her dad as a nomad. But it was those days in the family R.V. that lead Kym into the world of broadcast journalism. She would watch Walter Cronkite and his reports from around the world, and was fascinated by his reports and wanted to be like him!
Kym is no stranger to the Mobile. Her husband Kyle is a Mobile native, a graduate of Vigor high school. Now his home has become hers! Kym has three beautiful, active children, Kyle(Mack), Konnor and Kirklyn.
Greg Peterson - Anchor
Greg Peterson is a 30 year veteran of the news business, and anchors LOCAL 15 News at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. His father was a broadcasting pioneer, working for more than three decades as a TV meteorologist, so Greg has been wandering the halls of television stations since he was old enough to walk.
"I have learned through my father, and my years in this industry, it is an honor to be invited into the living rooms of folks who watch the news. I work every day to earn that trust. It is something I take very seriously," Greg says.
Greg's love of the news business began in Chicago when he made his on-air debut on WGN Radio at the age of 13. Since then, he has enjoyed a variety of roles in the field of journalism anchoring and reporting in Knoxville, Tennessee; Charleston, South Carolina; Omaha, Nebraska; St. Louis, Missouri and Mobile, Alabama.
During his award winning career, Greg has reported from locations all across the country, from natural disasters to the White House. He has ridden a bull in the rodeo, a thoroughbred race horse from the gate and is one of the few people who has flown with both the Navy's Blue Angels, and the Air Force Thunderbirds. But Greg says one of his most satisfying series of reports revealed the dangers of prostate and colon cancer, and how easily these deadly forms of cancer can be uncovered by a simple blood test or colonoscopy. Greg credits a PSA test with detecting his own prostate cancer and leading to its cure. Greg shared his journey with Local 15 viewers, and continues to be an advocate of early detection.
"It is very rewarding when someone calls to say because of my reports, they had a colonoscopy or a PSA test, and early detection helped them beat these dreaded diseases," Greg says.
Greg has won several journalism awards throughout his career including four Emmys. Most recently, Greg was named Best News Anchor in Alabama by the Associated Press. He even has a Superbowl Trophy for calling play-by-play for the St. Louis Rams during their championship season.
Greg graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in broadcast journalism. He is married and has four children, ranging in age from college to 6th grade. When Greg is not reporting the news on LOCAL 15, he can usually be found with his family fishing, hunting and exploring the wonderful variety of outdoor activities the Gulf Coast provides.
Email Greg at firstname.lastname@example.com. Like Greg's Facebook page or follow him on Twitter @Greg_WPMI.
Andrea Ramey - Anchor
Local 15s Andrea Ramey has been anchoring newscasts and bringing you live reports from across the Gulf Coast since 2006. She was named Best TV Reporter by the Alabama Associated Press in 2010 and again by the Alabama Broadcasters Association in 2013. Her investigative work has been nominated for three Emmy awards. In 2011, The Humane Society of the United States also recognized Andrea's investigations exposing dog fighting and organized cockfighting operations in Mobile County.
Andrea graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri. She received the Stephen A. Trenkmann Award for excellence in broadcast journalism and was selected as a national semi-finalist in the Hearst Foundations News Writing Competition. While in school, she anchored weekends and reported for KOMU-TV, the NBC affiliate in Columbia, MO. She also worked as a capitol reporter in Jefferson City for KMOX in St. Louis.
You can catch Andrea anchoring Local 15 News on Sunday nights and her reports throughout the week. If you have a story idea, shed love to hear from you!
Derrick Rose - Anchor/Reporter
Derrick Rose joined Local 15 News in October 2012 as an Anchor/Reporter. Derrick has always known he would end up working in television. It wasnt until college that he realized broadcast news would be the career television would have for him.
Derrick most recently worked at WBTV-TV in Charlotte as an enterprise reporter for the Emmy Award-winning
WBTV News This Morning after serving 3 years reporting and filling in on the anchor desk for the NBC/FOX affiliate WAVY-TV/WVBT-TV in Hampton Roads, Virginia. During his first year in Charlotte, the North Carolina Associated Press Broadcasters named Derrick Rookie of the Year.
In 2007, Derrick helped WAVY-TV break several developments and lead nationwide coverage of the federal dog fighting investigation of Virginia native Michael Vick. In 2008, Derrick was part of the team during WAVYs Emmy Award-winning coverage of a tornado that devastated Suffolk, Va. That same year, the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences honored Derrick with his first Regional Emmy nomination for reporting. The following year, he earned another Regional Emmy nomination from NATAS-NCCB for live reporting. Derrick stresses how neither nomination would have been capable without the creativity and vision of a remarkably talented team of photographers at WAVY.
Derrick says some of his most memorable stories came during his tenure at WJTV-TV, the CBS affiliate in Jackson, MS. In 2005, Derrick was the first television reporter in the country to broadcast the arrest of reputed Ku Klux Klansman Edgar Ray Killen for the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi. That summer, in Philadelphia, with Derrick on the front lines, the nation watched a jury convict Killen exactly 41 years to the day of the killings. Two months later, Derrick found himself inside Mississippis Emergency Management Headquarters with state officials as they prepared, responded and recovered from Hurricane Katrina. Just before leaving Jackson, the citys Association of Black Journalists, a local chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists, named Derrick Journalist of the Year.
Beyond the career, though, television is Derricks past time. I dont need the money to enjoy it. But getting paid to be apart of something I love is truly a blessing only God can make possible; that's my happiness.
Derrick loves to interact with viewers and residents in the communities he works.
James Gordon - Reporter
James has been with Local 15 News for 5 years now. He mostly covers news in Baldwin County for Local 15. James, a 25 year veteran of the news business has worked as an anchor, reporter and producer in various television markets from South Texas to Denver, Colorado and back to Mobile. James who is originally from Puerto Rico now calls Daphne and Pensacola his homes. He's a graduate of Loyola University in New Orleans.
Christian Jennings - General Assignment Reporter
Christian Jennings joined Local 15 in March 2012 as a general assignment reporter. She is thrilled to be in Mobile and covering the Gulf Coast!
Before moving to Alabama, Christian lived in New Orleans where she reported for the ABC affiliate WGNO for a year. In New Orleans, Christian covered a variety of stories that gained national attention, including Tropical Storm Lee, the Halloween shootings on Bourbon Street that killed two people and injured more than a dozen others, and the Danziger Bridge police shooting trial. Christian reported live as a jury convicted five New Orleans police officers in the Post-Hurricane Katrina shooting and cover-up.
Christian began her career in Albany, GA at the NBC/ABC affiliate WALB. For nearly three years she served as a reporter and fill-in anchor. In 2010 she won an Associated Press award for Best Spot News Reporting. She also received honorable mention in 2010 by the Georgia Associated Press for her series of live reports from the Gulf Coast on the BP Oil Spill.
Christian graduated from the University of Georgia in 2008 with a major in Broadcast News and a minor in Music. Try not to hold it against her, but she is a Georgia Bulldog fan! Shes also an Atlanta Braves and New Orleans Saints fan and loves watching and attending sporting events!
In her spare time youll find her at the beach, playing kickball, singing karaoke, or visiting her friends and family in Atlanta.
If you have a story idea or would just like to talk, email Christian
Darwin Singleton - Anchor/Reporter
2014 marks Darwin's 34th year of either anchoring or reporting television news. This year offers another milestone for Darwin. He is now co-anchor of Local 15 Today, teaming up with co-anchor Kelly Jones and meteorologist Deitra Tate. Darwin will still offer up on-site reporting, as well as the occasional feature segment that has made him a fixture in the Mobile/Pensacola television community for 26 years!
Darwin was born in Hazard, Kentucky in the Appalachian Mountains.
He worked in local radio in high school and community college before transferring to the University of Kentucky in Lexington. He then worked in radio in Lexington until 1980, switching to television news.
Darwin served as South Kentucky Bureau reporter and, later, police beat reporter for CBS affiliate WKYT-TV in Lexington. He became weekend anchor in his hometown of Hazard for the CBS affiliate WYMT-TV.
In 1987, tired of the snow and cold of winter, Darwin headed south to the Gulf, landing at the local CBS affiliate in Mobile. Late in 1999, Darwin accepted a position at WPMI Local 15 News as a feature reporter, with his popular "Here's Darwin!" reports. 2014 sees him transitioning to the anchor desk, giving him another opportunity to communicate with his loyal viewers.
Darwin owns a century-old home in Midtown Mobile, in the city's Old Dauphin Way Historic District. Here at Local 15, his passion for Carnival has earned him the nickname of Mobile's Mr. Mardi Gras!
Taren Reed - Web Content Specialist/Producer
Social media is the name of the game! Taren Reed joined Local 15 News in 2010 as a producer and now mans all things digital, including the website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, the list goes on and on. Her official title: Web Content Specialist (it can be a mouthful sometimes on air).
Local 15 and Taren are constantly mixing new social tools into the pot, always experimenting to bring viewers the best of the best. There are a lot of things to sift through on the Internet, and thats where Taren comes in, making sure you get what you need and want not the rest.
Taren stays on top of the hottest trends online with her daily segment Around the Web. From apps and social media news to big stories making headlines on the Internet, Taren has you covered.
You can catch Taren every day on Local 15 News at Noon and 12:30. Even when shes not on air, her fingers are typing 90 to nothing behind the scenes to put the latest breaking news and weather online at local15tv.com.
Before Local 15, Taren worked on the First Coast in Jacksonville, Fla., covering everything from arts and entertainment in the community to the hottest websites and products in technology.
Have a story idea for Taren or just want to chat, contact her: email@example.com. Facebook and Twitter pages are linked below.
Derek Beasley - Chief Meteorologist
Derek Beasley joined Local 15 as Chief Meteorologist in August of 2009. He delivers forecasts for Local 15 News weekdays at 5, 6, 6:30, 9 & 10 pm.
Derek is originally from Rochester, NY, but grew up in the eastern Arkansas town of Forrest City. He has also lived in Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky and Oklahoma. He earned is B.S. in Meteorology from The University of Oklahoma in 2001 and a M.S. in Geosciences with an emphasis in Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State in 2004.
"When I got into television, I made a mental list of the places I wanted to work at some point in my career. The Mobile/Pensacola television market was among the Top 5 on that list. From a weather standpoint, the Gulf Coast is incredibly challenging and offers a unique opportunity to forecast hurricanes and other types of tropical weather. Besides that, its one of the USA's best kept secrets. The mild winters, Mardi Gras and beautiful white sand beaches are only a part of what makes this area a great place to live. Prior to accepting the position at LOCAL 15, Derek worked in Cincinnati as morning and chief meteorologist at WLWT-TV News 5 from 2005-2009, weekend meteorologist at KHBS/KHOG-TV in Fort Smith, AR from 2004-2005, and meteorologist at WCBI-TV in Columbus, MS from 2003-2004.
Derek became interested in meteorology at a very young age. He decided on a career in broadcast meteorology while in college. Derek is an experienced storm chaser, and when presented the opportunity will chase anything from blizzards and tornadoes to hurricanes. Some of the more notable storms he's covered are hurricanes Ivan, Katrina, Isabel and Irene. Ivan in particular stands out in his mind. "I was with a group of other chasers and we ended up riding out the storm in Spanish Fort. The house where we were survived Hurricane Frederic in 1979, so we figured our chances of making it through the night were better than average. It was my first night landfall and an experience I will never forget. The sound of the wind was absolutely frightening!"
Derek earned the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM) Seal Of Approval from the American Meteorological Society and the Seal Of Approval for Television from the National Weather Association. He is also a longtime member of both organizations.
Derek's other passion is repairing, collecting and driving cars, in particular older BMW & Mercedes. He also enjoys college football, photography, nature, spending time with his wife Lauren and taking spontaneous weekend road trips across the South.
Kelly Foster - Meteorologist
Kelly Foster is LOCAL 15's weekend meteorologist. She comes to LOCAL 15 from WDAM in Hattiesburg, Mississippi where she anchored the station's highly rated Live @ Five newscast, and served as part-time meteorologist. Kelly also worked at WXXV in Gulfport as the morning anchor.
Kelly won a first place Alabama Associated Press award, and was named Best Feature Reporter in the state. She has also been recognized by the Associated Press with a first place award for "best franchise" reporting. She has been awarded the American Meteorological Society's Seal of Approval and has also received the Seal of Approval from the National Weather Association.
Kelly's passion is Tropical Meteorology, having covered close to a dozen Gulf Coast landfalls, with direct hits from Major Hurricanes Ivan (Strong Cat 3, Landfall Gulf Shores AL), Dennis (Cat 3 Landfall Pensacola/Navarre Beach, FL) and Katrina (Strong Cat 3 Landfall LA/MS border). Prior to landfall, Ivan and Katrina were Cat 5 storms with Dennis at its strongest just under a Cat 5. She also experienced first-hand the aftermath and destruction from Ivan and Katrina, which are considered some of the most destructive hurricanes of all time.
Kelly has two degrees. She graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a degree in Radio,Television and Film. Kelly also holds a degree in Meteorology from Mississippi State University. She also studied at Auburn University and in England at the University of London.
Foster is a native of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and is thrilled to be working in a market close to home. In her spare time Kelly enjoys spending time with her husband and children. Her hobbies include reading the works of Southern authors, playing tennis, singing, fishing, boating, watching sunsets.
Deitra Tate - Meteorologist
I'm honored to be a part of the Local 15 team, and I absolutely enjoy keeping the public informed about weather happening along the Gulf Coast. Before joining LOCAL 15, I was the Weekend Meteorologist/Weekday Reporter at KEVN FOX 7 in Rapid City, SD.
I am a Chicago native. I received my Meteorology Degree from Northern Illinois University and a Broadcast Certificate from the Illinois Center for Broadcasting. I'm a member of the American Meteorological Society & was recently awarded the designation of Certified Broadcast Meteorologist. When I'm not forecasting, I enjoy going to church and spending time with family/friends. I'm also apart of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.


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No, Pepperidge Farm. NO!
It's Pumpkin Spice all the way down.
I did HOPE and an O logo pumpkin in 2008. HEY IT WORKED.
2008 was the last time I carved a pumpkin, according to the NSA.
Pumpkin Space all the things.
I'm going to spend tomorrow carving a pumpkin with my psychic powers.
If it doesn't work, I'm going to destroy the whole prom.
It's bean time!
The tally:
- 9.8 pounds
- 4.5 quarts
- 34 servings
- 5,075 calories (149/serving)
- 395 fat calories (12/serving)
- 990 g total carbs (29 g/serving)
- 377 g sugar (11 g/serving)
- 163 g fiber (5 g/serving)
- 208 g protein (6 g/serving)
- 15,810 mg sodium (465 mg/serving)
- 100% yummy
How the magic happens.
Here are the Barack O'Lanterns I made four years ago.
BRB composing my vows.
A squirrel that is fat (and festive.)
There is nothing about this that I don't love.
"It's a trap!"
(via beegoould)
Source: fat-animals
Cemetery foliage
(NOT taken with that goddamn fucking Instagram.)
Barack O'Lantern and Shawna Shawna mugs.
Badass caffeination, yo.
Happy National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day!


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Inspiration: Merrilee's Containers
In honor of spring cleaning month, we wanted to highlight a great idea to make your cleaning products (among others) stand out. If you're anything like us, your small space doesn't have a spot for cleaning products to live out of view. That's why we love Merrilee's repurposed glass container for detergent. More containers with labels after the jump!
We love Merrilee's suggestion to make cleaning and craft supplies more visually appealing with glass containers and custom labels. She mentions that the fancier containers make doing everyday tasks more fun (which we definitely agree with).
Not to mention, Merrilee offers a free download of the winning labels here.
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I like this idea- the only thing I would suggest is REALLY being careful to label the jars so that you don't accidentally sprinkle laundry detergent where it shouldn't be :)
I think these are just cute enough to make even cleaning fun!
I like, but where can you find glass jars like that? Or even better, smaller ones?
Glass Jars - Just the thing for schlepping to the building's laundry room...
The others are nice tho - I'm always finding uses for empty spaghetti sauce and spice jars.
glurf, I used cracker jars for my laundry detergent/oxyclean/washing soda/etc. They are pretty cheap ($4-5 for the larger ones, $3-4 for the smallers) and you can find them at Target and Walmart.
I need some labels though!
Nice, though I don't see the need to label a jar when you can easily visually ID the contents (the colored pencils and brushes, for instance).
Those look like IKEA jars to me (at least the smaller ones do).
I use all my empty jars, they are great for storing raw grains and cereals that you can dispense for yourself from whole food markets. I have them storing paint brushes, fertilizers, matchbooks, dog cleanup bags, straws. It's generally a good idea to forgo plastic jars at the market which would normally go to the landfill for glass jars which can be reused indefinitely.
bepsf, my husband was drinking Pom juice for a while, so we saved one of the bottles and use that for carrying to the laundry room. It weighs less and we don't have to worry about breakage.
I like to take old candle jars (like Yankee candles, with the top that has the suction ring) and when I'm done burning the candle, I scrap out the rest of the wax with a knife and then clean it out with soap and hot water. I also scrap off the scent label with the hot water and a knife. Then you have a great new glass jar with a fitting top that you can put to use!
Putting labels on them is a fabulous next step! Thanks!


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Allison adds Million Air at Lafayette Regional Airport
Kenneth Allison has added another FBO, the former Lafayette Regional Airport in Louisiana, to his group of Million Air-branded facilities, bringing the total to seven FBOs. Million Air Lafayette moved into modular offices in the middle of last month and planned to demolish the old terminal building shortly thereafter to make way for a new 15,000-sq-ft terminal. Million Air will retain the existing 35,000-sq-ft hangar and build a new hangar once the terminal is done.
In a little more than a year, Million Air Lafayette will be the sole FBO on the airport. The company is taking over the lease for Paul Fournet Air Service as of Jan. 1, 2008, and plans to convert that FBO to corporate hangars and offices. George Gilley, former Lafayette Aero general manager, is managing Million Air Lafayette, assisted by line manager John Harrison, who moved from Allison's Million Air Lakefront (New Orleans) facility.
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A home grown Malaysian company, London Biscuits Berhad Group's main business philosophy hinges on manufacturing and marketing cakes and snack food which score high in terms of product safety and quality. The company strongly believes that this is the only way to ensure the customer satisfaction and loyalty to the product and the brand it embodies.
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In addition, London Biscuits also manufactures range assorted chocolate confectionery including chocolate-coated peanuts and biscuits, pancake cookies, jelly and puddings, wafer sticks, cup sticks and snack noodles.
Some of the London Biscuits products are marketed under the popular brand names:
As a pioneer in the cake products segment locally, London Biscuits has fine-tuned the process of making cakes with long shelf life, of 8-12 months, without refrigeration.
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This course focuses on what is said about God in Christian tradition and in philosophy. It explores representations, symbols, inklings of the divine in biblical and religious texts, developed conceptions of God put forward by philosophers and theologians, and traditional arguments abouot God , as well as contemporary statements and debates.
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Please see the letter below that was sent to Mayor Wharton concerning the closing of companies and the new Chief Fire Investigator position which will cost the City $90,000 per year plus. We have yet to hear back from the Mayor or anyone in his office.
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QB Ricky Ray, RB Leonard Henry and TE Josh Norman were released after all three participated in the team's minicamp this past weekend.
The sigining of FA QB Jay Fiedler was the writing on the wall for Ray who was signed last February after having success in the CFL. Despite showing promise, Ray never made past third string on the depth chart behind 3rd year QB Brooks Bollinger.
Henry, a 6-1, 210-pound running back out of East Carolina, was signed by the Jets on April 6, 2005, after a three-year stint with the Miami Dolphins.
Norman, a 6-3, 240-pound tight end out of Oklahoma, was signed as a free agent on February 1, 2005.
MISCELLANEOUS TIDBITS: Although no official announcement has been made, sources say that CB Donnie Abraham has decided to retire. The Jets will likely wait till after June 1st to make the announcement for salary cap reasons. The Jets will also reportedly try to sign former Patriots CB Ty Law as soon as he can demostrate that his recovering broken foot is healed.