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Last in Parliament October 2015, as NDP MP for Laval—Les Îles (Québec)
Lost his last election, in 2015, with 20% of the vote.
Statements in the House
Laval—Les Îles May 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow citizens and organizations in my riding, Laval—Les Îles, for their support and for placing their trust in me to represent them here over the past four years.
I would like to say to community organizations, their employees and their volunteers that their determination, compassion and involvement have truly inspired me and pushed me to work even harder to help my fellow citizens achieve a better life day after day.
I would like to thank my fellow citizens for their support. No matter who they are, I want them to know that I intend to keep fighting every day to build a better Canada for all of them. That is the promise I made four years ago, and I plan to keep it for the next four years.
However, this time, I will be keeping that promise as part of a New Democratic government that will work for Canadians and their interests. I will be part of a government that truly represents them, a government that will give them a voice.
We will be back here on October 20, together and ready to change the world.
Canada Post May 15th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, the government has a choice: it can tell Canada Post to go back to the drawing board.
Mayor Coderre is furious. He described this as a unilateral decision by Canada Post and said that the consultation that was promised is nothing but hot air. The mayor of Laval even tried to work together with Canada Post, but to no avail. Over 500 municipalities are denouncing Canada Post's decision.
Will the minister ever take responsibility and call for a moratorium?
Canada Post April 1st, 2015
Mr. Speaker, the City of Laval wants a moratorium on the installation of community mailboxes.
Residents are outraged by the lack of public consultation, and the mayor of Laval deplores the one-way communications from Canada Post. Over 200 municipalities have now spoken out against Canada Post's attitude.
Will the government honour the City of Laval's request or will it plough ahead with the installation of community boxes?
Petitions March 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to present a petition signed by hundreds of my constituents. They are calling on the government to adopt international aid policies that support small farmers, so that they can preserve and freely use their seeds.
50th Anniversary of Laval March 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise in the House today to mark the 50th anniversary of the city of Laval, the city where I was born and raised and worked, the city I currently have the good fortune of representing in the House of Commons. Laval is also the hometown of the next Prime Minister of Canada, the hon. member for Outremont and leader of the official opposition.
This summer, more than ever, Laval will be the place to be. Laval's residents, its artistic and cultural diversity, its artists and its local merchants have helped the city to make its mark from the past to the present and become an example to follow. The people of Laval are supportive, committed, determined and welcoming, and over the past 50 years they have made Laval a prosperous city and a great place to live.
I am extremely proud to represent my constituents in Canada's Parliament. It is with that same pride that I invite the members of the House to take part in the festivities that will be held in Laval all year long and to join me in saying, "Happy 50th. The future belongs to Laval".
Tougher Penalties for Child Predators Act March 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, as usual, my colleague from Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher is absolutely right, and my colleague from Vaudreuil-Soulanges probably would have been as well.
I am from a Laval neighbourhood of 10,000 people. When I was young, there were 10 murders in 20 years in the area. It was frightening. The City decided to invest in a local police station and there were no murders at all over the next 20 years.
It it not just by putting people in prison that we make our streets safer. We need to invest in prevention, where it counts. Of course children who are abused will be glad if their abuser goes to prison for the rest of his life, but that does not change anything in the child's life. If something was really done to prevent the abuse from happening, these children would be able to lead much more normal lives.
Tougher Penalties for Child Predators Act March 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question.
As I said in my speech, it would be good for the government to invest in prevention, and for police officers and social workers to go into schools to help prevent these types of situations or, at the very least, to meet with people and find out whether a child has a problem. As I said on Wednesday, my own sister provides emergency foster care, and there are still far too many children who are abused by their own parents. This bill does nothing to prevent that.
Tougher Penalties for Child Predators Act March 27th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, today I am pleased to rise to finish the speech that I started on Wednesday about Bill C-26, which is back before us today.
Previously, I was talking about how important it is to punish those who commit sexual abuse against children, and that is why we will vote in favour of Bill C-26.
It is imperative that we eradicate this scourge. As parliamentarians, it is our responsibility to prevent these crimes from happening. As I said on Wednesday, even a single case of child abuse is one too many. We must therefore take a preventive approach, which Bill C-26 does not do.
Since 2006, the Conservative government has taken steps to protect children, and we commend those measures. Among other things, they made it illegal to provide sexually explicit material to a child for the purpose of facilitating the commission of a sexual offence, strengthened the sex offender registry, increased the age at which a young person can legally consent to sexual activity from 14 to 16 years, put in place legislation to make the reporting of child pornography by Internet service providers mandatory, and made it illegal to use computers or other means of telecommunications to agree with or make arrangements with another person to commit a sexual offence against a child.
I was hoping that those measures could have been effective. However, when he appeared before the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights concerning the supplementary estimates, the Minister of Justice said that sexual offences against children have increased 6% over the past two years.
That statistic is extremely troubling. It also shows that the government is taking a rather minimalist approach. One thing is clear: paying lip service is not enough. The lack of financial resources, in terms of both enforcing existing laws as well as preventing these crimes, makes any new legislation pointless.
For instance, the NDP has always supported the circles of support and accountability program, or COSA. However, the government recently announced that it was cancelling funding provided by Correctional Service Canada. This is penny wise and pound foolish, since it will have a huge negative impact on this prevention plan and community services to victims, which are already operating on a very meagre budget of just $2.2 million.
We also learned recently that, over a period of five years, the RCMP did not spend over $10 million that was earmarked for the National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre and other essential government projects to fight child pornography.
The cuts, made in part as the RCMP's contribution to the deficit reduction action plan, were imposed even as the number of public reports of child abuse was increasing at an alarming rate.
Tougher prison sentences and stricter measures are certainly effective ways of preventing repeat offences, but they do nothing to eliminate the problem in the long term if the necessary human and financial resources are not assigned to prevention programs and efforts to raise awareness among the public and the authorities about this absolutely appalling type of crime.
As I said, we will support Bill C-26, since the NDP has always had a zero tolerance policy when it comes to any type of sex crime. That is another reason why we are disappointed that the bill did not go further and propose truly effective measures for protecting our children and tangible preventive measures to make our communities safer.
In that sense, we are disappointed that Bill C-26 does not include any new funding or financial resources. Tougher prison sentences are a good start, but they are not enough. Our communities need resources to deal with the sexual abuse of our children, and Bill C-26 offers nothing new to that effect.
The other thing we take issue with is this government's lack of co-operation and refusal to do non-partisan work on a bill that we all agree on. All of us, as parliamentarians, could have worked together on this bill and pulled together to eliminate this terrible problem of child sex abuse.
Victims and the general public would have benefited from the government being more open-minded on such an important, non-partisan issue. The Conservatives ignored the recommendations of the associations, experts and professionals who testified in committee. It is sad and shameful to see the government turn such a serious and important issue into a partisan issue.
Nevertheless, in closing, the NDP will support this government's Bill C-26 simply because we believe that the measures proposed in it are a good start.
However, the NDP would have liked to take this further, particularly when it comes to prevention and allocating financial resources to the authorities and stakeholders in the field.
We hope that in future, the government will take expert and stakeholder opinion into account in important legislation like this. This is not about winning an election. This is about the well-being of our children, and political partisanship should have no part in that.
Tougher Penalties for Child Predators Act March 25th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I will start by saying that we will be voting in favour of Bill C-26. Based on the questions raised since this morning, the other side is still undecided.
As several of my colleagues mentioned this afternoon, the bill deals with the incarceration of sexual predators. We seem to be forgetting about the children. Children who have been abused are scarred for life. Clearly, incarcerating sexual predators is a good thing. However, the ideal solution would be to prevent sexual predation. As the member who spoke before me said, there is nothing in this bill to prevent sexual predators from committing the abuse. Of course they will not be able to do so once in prison, but there will be other sexual predators, because this type of abuse has always existed. We have to treat these people.
I am in a good position to talk about the damage done to abused children. My sister provides emergency foster care for youth protection services. She fosters children who must be taken away from their families on an emergency basis. Quite often the children she cares for have been taken away from their family because they were sexually abused by their own parents. These children believe that they were taken away from their families because they did something wrong.
This could all be avoided if, instead of introducing a bill to put sexual predators in jail, the government tried to prevent this type of abuse at the source.
Greek Independence Day March 25th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I am so pleased to rise in the House today, March 25, to celebrate Greek Independence Day. As founders of democracy, philosophy and theatre, the Greek people have, on many occasions throughout history, demonstrated resiliency, courage and the will to exist and to be.
I am lucky to represent a riding, Laval—Les Îles, that is home to one of the largest Greek communities in Quebec. I am therefore pleased to invite not just the people of Laval, but all of my colleagues in the House, to participate in the celebrations that will be put on by the Hellenic Community of Greater Montreal this weekend. I am proud to say that I will be there.
I would especially like to invite everyone to the parade that will take place this Sunday on Jean-Talon in Montreal. Every year, the parade showcases Greek culture, which is so vibrant in my community.
Long live the Greeks in Laval, Quebec and Canada, and long live Greece.
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Asserting that boxing is a ''dying sport that has lost the trust of people,'' the prosecution in the federal racketeering and bribery trial of the president and founder of the International Boxing Federation today laid much of the blame for that state of affairs on a scheme of bribes in exchange for favorable rankings and matchups that the defendants are accused of running.
In a daylong summation of the prosecution case, the assistant United States Attorney Marc A. Agnifilo painstakingly sketched out the details of the 32-count indictment against Robert W. Lee Sr., 66, the president of the I.B.F., and his son, Robert F. Lee Jr., 38, who served as liaison to his father.
The Lees are accused of extorting $338,000 over 15 years from managers, promoters and fighters in exchange for rankings and sanctioning that were crucial to boxers getting shots at lucrative televised championship bouts.
Agnifilo said that in each of the alleged bribes, the pattern was the same, with the elder Lee using go-betweens to arrange and collect the money and then launder it so he would never be ''at the messy place'' where it all took place.
''But there's no doubt who is in charge of this organization,'' Agnifilo said. ''It's Bob Lee Sr. He runs the I.B.F., and particularly the criminal acts of the I.B.F.''
While highlighting the strengths of the prosecution case, Agnifilo also tried to shore up its weaker points: the absence of direct testimony that Lee or his son solicited or accepted payments. Much of the evidence linking them to payments from promoters, managers and fighters was provided by Colin Douglas Beavers, a former rankings committee chairman of the I.B.F., based in East Orange, N.J.
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Agnifilo reviewed many of those taped conversations, culling excerpts of comments by the elder Lee which, Agnifilo said, incriminated Lee in spite of his tendency to talk guardedly and in a clipped, coded manner. Those excerpts were printed in large type on 10-inch-square placards, which were attached by Velcro strips to an 8-by-4-foot chart that dominated the wall of the courtroom of United States District Judge John W. Bissell.
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The defense summation was expected Thursday, and there was a chance that jurors would begin their deliberations as soon as Monday.
But even as the trial, which began April 11, was nearing its end, Bissell indicated that he was still considering defense motions that would limit the mail and wire fraud charges that the jury could consider. That part of the government's case pivots on defining a fair ranking by the I.B.F. as a thing of value and a right due to the boxers the organization served. But the judge said he was still researching case law for guidance.
The case has dealt a blow to boxing and particularly the I.B.F., which became the first private sports organization that the federal government has taken over and monitored under provisions of the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
Last December, Robert J. Cleary, the United States Attorney for New Jersey, persuaded Bissell to wrest control of the I.B.F. from its leaders and appoint a monitor to oversee it.
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Hope this is the appropriate forum for this. If not, sorry. Has anyone tried Avenger for weed-killing? I won't use Roundup anymore but am battling some invasives. Although they're more like perennial weeds/invasives, I though I'd give the stuff a try before resorting to digging and sifting soil.
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You could also post in the organic gardening forum if this is something that's supposed to be more friendly than Roundup, someone there may have tried it.
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How improbable was Steve Stricker's birdie on the 72nd hole to win the John Deere Classic on Sunday?
According to the PGA Tour, 332 tee shots have found the left fairway bunker on No. 18 at TPC Deere Run since 2003. From that bunker, just 56% of players have been able to hit the green. There have been 31 birdies (9.3%) and 74 bogeys (22%).
Throw in the fact that Stricker knew he needed a par to force a playoff and the odds of him pulling off the shot -- and then making the birdie putt -- were slim.
Stricker finished second in strokes gained-putting at the John Deere Classic and now leads the Tour in that category at .923 strokes per round.
I interviewed Dennis Tiziani, Stricker's father-in-law and swing coach, about Stricker's game, his prospects at the British Open and a lot more. Look for my column Wednesday in the Journal Sentinel and on JSOnline.


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Fertility Treatment Testimonials
A family testimonial
A couple who were infertility patients at Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey talk about their treatment experience. All three of their children were born with the help of RSC's doctors and staff.
I immediately felt more confident in the fertility process
I was with another fertility practice and unhappy with their care so I switched. I am so glad that I did – I immediately felt so much more confident in the fertility process. They did such a great job thoroughly explaining everything and making you feel at ease through a trying time.
Accommodating & attentive
So far my experience has been great. Dr. Ziegler and the staff have been very accommodating & attentive. They are friendly and make me feel like they really care.
Thank you for everything, Dr. Martinez!
Dr. Martinez, Tracy and the entire staff at RSCNJ are wonderful. They are compassionate and very dedicated to their patients. They were a huge support during a tough time and helped us in more ways than I can count. Thank you for everything!
Dr. Ziegler was very thorough and honest
From the start of this process both my husband and I felt very comfortable and valued. Dr. Ziegler was very thorough and honest. His nurse, Fran, was really like one of our family members. The office was very accommodating with early morning tests and quick to get back to us with the results by the end of the day. It only took us four months to get pregnant and we are going to miss the staff. We would highly recommend Dr. Zeigler and his staff for your infertility needs.
This is a premium class practice
Dr. Ziegler and his staff are wonderful and pleasant. This is a premium class practice. My husband and I were treated very well and promptly on each visit. Dr. Ziegler is very friendly and uses his clinical expertise to help his patients achieve the very best results. Our family can go down as one of his success stories as we now have a healthy 8-week baby and have graduated his practice. Notably, Fran, his nurse is so pleasant and wonderful to work with. Thank you!
We beat the odds
My husband and I were so impressed with the care we received at Dr. Ziegler's office. The staff was supportive, caring, and honest. We beat the odds and were successful with our first IVF. I highly recommend this practice. We're forever grateful to them.
Dr. Ziegler is one in a million
Thank you to Dr. Ziegler and his unbelievable office staff. I've been a patient since I was 17 and now I am 34 with two little girls. His knowledge, patience and bedside manner are like no other doctor's I've ever worked with. He is one in a million. There is no place like the Reproductive Science Center.
Part of the family instead of just a patient
Best office and staff. They are very friendly, always available for any questions and concerns. They make you feel like part of the family instead of just a patient.
Dr. Martinez is an amazing doctor
He has a wonderful bedside manner, and he is very through and personable.
We are blessed to have worked with them
Dr. Ziegler and the staff at Reproductive Science of NJ are the most professional, caring and dedicated staff. We are blessed to have worked with them. Their professionalism and also their human touch made a difficult process so much easier. We are truly grateful to them for allowing us to have a beautiful, healthy daughter.
Top notch!
Excellent service and great care. Top notch! Highly recommended to you. We would not go anywhere else. We came back for baby #2!
Babies on the way
The people here are the kindest, most supportive medical staff, doctors, and support staff we have ever encountered. This whole experience, all two years of it, was made so much better by the people who have shown us unflinching compassion. Babies on the way :-).
We highly recommend this group
The staff and Doctors are amazing here! They make the whole process less stressful and more comfortable! We want to thank them all for helping us to have our little miracle!!! We highly recommend this group! Xo
Dr. Ziegler anticipates patient questions
The staff is sensitive to the nature of the patient visit and are great at making the patient feel welcomed and comfortable. They return calls promptly and answer all of your questions. Dr. Ziegler anticipates patient questions and answer them before they are asked. He even helps to allocate anxiety by giving reliable websites to read more information!
The staff was very caring, which helps tremendously
Everyone was so nice and caring. It's hard enough going knowing you have infertility issues, but the staff was very caring which helps tremendously. The doctor was awesome, very attentive to my needs and questions, explaining things on my terms versus a doctor's.
It's nice to have the staff be that comfort
Thank you for devoting so much attention on the patient. You can be assured it makes a huge difference. My spouse isn't the best at "holding my hand" so it's nice to have the staff be that comfort.
One of the most professional offices
One of the most professional offices I have ever been to.
Extremely knowledgeable
Everyone has been wonderful – from the billing and front desk staff, to the doctors and nurses. You have all made me feel very comfortable and you are all extremely knowledgeable. Thank you!
Dr. Ziegler and staff welcomed us with open arms
I can't thank the whole staff enough for being so pleasant and courteous to my husband and I. The whole infertility experience can be very overwhelming and Dr. Ziegler and staff welcomed us with open arms. Our journey has just begun and I couldn't be happier to have this office helping us.
I would tell anyone
I was very happy with the courtesy from the staff and the doctor is great. I would tell anyone who is trying to get pregnant to go to this place.
Pleasant experience
Nicest nursing and reception staff! This is very rare nowadays. Very pleasant experience. I felt very comfortable at the office.
Excellent experience – I really felt like the doctors were trustworthy and were interested in getting us pregnant!
Important and cared for
I have never been so happy with seeing a doctor. I truly feel everytime I am at RSCNJ that I am important and cared for. Having infertility issues can break a persons spirit. The staff at RSCNJ made me feel hope, inspiration and courage through this rough time in my and my husband's life.
You all work miracles everyday
To the wonderful ladies and Dr. Ziegler who made our dreams come true; thank you for helping our family through this painstaking ordeal. Dr. Ziegler, you were helpful, knowledgeable and kind. Fran, Dr. Ziegler's nurse, you should be recommended for sainthood; you were my lifeline and always listened to all my concerns.
You all work miracles every day and it is very much appreciated. Thank you.
Wonderful, sensitive, generous, and caring
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
The overwhelming gratitude that we feel inside for you cannot possibly be put into words. We do feel, however, at the very least we should try our best to express it to you and your office staff.
You have blessed us with twins due in September. I can go on forever telling you how great I feel at 6 1/2 months pregnant. Babies are healthy, mommy and daddy are just ready to burst with happiness for the miracle you have created for us.
Dr. Ziegler, you are the most wonderful, sensitive, generous, caring doctor I have ever had the honor of meeting. Your bed-side manners were the most comfortable I have ever encountered. I highly recommend you and commend you for your professionalism and your personality qualities which I know will give you a lifetime of success.
Your staff is absolutely professional in every way. I had a wonderful experience there and I will never forget you. Thank you so much. My children will know who Dr. Ziegler is.
Excellent medical attention
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
We would like to express our appreciation for your guidance through the process of identification of infertility causes, and for your excellent medical attention during surgery.
We are very pleased with the clinic, and at the same time overjoyed and thankful for the miracle pregnancy.
You made us feel as if we were your only patients
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
We would just like to sincerely thank you again for your help. You and your staff made us always feel so comfortable as if we were your only patients. This is so important.
I am 3 months along and I feel great!
You have helped to give ma and my family some good news and such wonderful happiness. You have such a great and rewarding job of helping people create miracles — we thank you again for helping us out with ours.
They treated us like anyone else who wanted a child.
A same-sex couple relates how Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey helped them build a family through in vitro fertilization.
"Right from the consultation, we said this is where we're going."
Great bedside manner
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
We know you were just doing your job, but thank you so much for helping to bring our baby into this world.
After over a year of not conceiving, only after seeing you for a few months we were able to conceive. You have a great bedside manner and we are so grateful for all your help!
Kind words and explanation
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
I want to thank you for being so kind and gentle during my HSG test. I was very anxious about the test but you relaxed me with your kind words and by explaining the procedure to me and by talking throughout it. Before I knew it, the HSG was over!
Thank you again!
Couple Testimonial: Our Experience at RSC
A couple recalls their fertility treatment experiences, comparing their first visit to a fertility clinic to their experience at Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey – the infertility treatment center that helped them have kids.
"Our experience at Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey was wonderful… everyone was just amazing."
I was in good hands
Dr. Ziegler,
Words alone cannot express how grateful we are to you for all that you've done for us, especially while I was hospitalized. I always felt confident while you were there — knowing that I was in good hands.
You are truly a "wonderful doctor," and I honestly feel that part of the reason I am still here and pregnant is because of you! You will always have a special place in our hearts. We can't wait to bring our baby to meet you.
You have helped to give us the greatest gift in the world — one we've waited for a very long time. Thank you again for everything! You are a very special person!
We will keep you posted! Our families send you their love and gratitude!
Showed compassion and acceptance of my fears
Dear Dr. Ziegler,
I was never so scared as when I had to go for my "HSG." I heard rumors of how awful this test was, but I also heard you were the best!
My experience with this test was one I will never forget. Best is an understatement when describing my dealings with you. I have never had a doctor show more compassion and acceptance of my fears. As it turns out, the test was not as bad as I thought it would be. I can't help but think that was mostly because of you.
Thank you for not only being an exceptional doctor, but a wonderful human being.
Thank you for the support and understanding
To Dr. Ziegler,
We are proud to announce the birth of our daughter. She is a strong, healthy and happy baby. We cannot thank you enough for giving us this precious gift of life. Our lives are changed forever. We are now parents and a family thankfully to you.
Thank you for all the support and understanding in so many different ways. We look forward to seeing you all again in a couple of years to hopefully give our daughter a sister or brother. Thank you again with all our heart for bringing our child into our lives. She's our little miracle!


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Category – Christian Education
A Pastor's Reflections: Wasting Your Gifts
I can remember sitting in the high school guidance counselor's office when he told me that I should consider a vocational path rather than attending college. My grades weren't spectacular—they weren't atrocious either—but they were nevertheless lackluster. At the time I didn't have a specific idea as to what career…
A Pastor's Reflections: PhD Studies?
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, "Where should I go to do PhD studies?" This is a question that has two important parts even though it appears only to have one part. The obvious part is, Where should I study? The implied not-so-obvious part is, Should…
A Pastor's Reflections: Buy A Dictionary
One of the most challenging things I encountered when I first attended seminary was the number of new terms and words I encountered. I think terminology, whether the technical terms of theology, or the fancy fifty-cent words scholars like to use, can be intimidating. Do I really need to know…
A Pastor's Reflections: Swagger
At seminary I always look forward to May because it means graduation! I'm excited for the students who have worked hard for a number of years and finally reach the end of their goal—they are the proud owners of a shiny new masters degree! For most, it's an exciting time—they…
A Pastor's Reflections: Straight from the Source
I can remember in seminary dueling with a number of different critics regarding Reformed theology. God's sovereignty was a regular topic of debate. For the record, I did not attend a Reformed seminary, hence truths taken for granted at Reformed institutions were not widely accepted at my school. The subjects…
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Each year it usually happens around the middle to the latter half of the semester—I see students start to drag their feet, they start looking stressed out, they have large circles under their eyes, and have a look of dread. In their minds they have entered the end-of-the semester crunch—they're…
A Pastor's Reflections: College vs. Seminary
A regular question we get here at the seminary is, How is college different than seminary? In many respects they are quite different. There are certain similarities—you go to class, do reading assignments, write papers, and take tests. But I believe that the similarities end with these broad generalities. The…
A Pastor's Reflections: What Should I Study in College to Get Ready for Seminary?
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One of the first Behavioral Healthcare EMR's to achieve Stage 2 Meaningful Use Certification
May 20, 2014 – Syracuse, NY – JAG Products has reached a major milestone by achieving Stage 2 Meaningful Use Certification for its electronic medical record system, ClinicTracker Connect. This designation indicates that the program has met the requirements set forth by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Drummond Group's Electronic Health Records Office of the National Coordinator Authorized Certification Body (ONC-ACB) program evaluated ClinicTracker and certified it as meeting the criteria.
In becoming compliant with the Meaningful Use criteria, ClinicTracker has added new capabilities to an already feature-rich EHR. These upgrades include a significant upgrade to the Patient Portal, secure messaging from users to outside providers, the transmission of Transition of Care records via Direct messaging, and much more.
Mark Shriro, Director of Marketing for JAG Products is proud of what JAG has accomplished, "Over fourteen years of development, ClinicTracker Connect has provided mental health and substance abuse agencies a completely integrated solution for both EHR and practice management." He adds, "Achieving Stage 2 Meaningful Use certification further affirms our commitment to offering customers an all-encompassing infrastructure tailored to the particular requirements of operations that provide behavioral healthcare." From intake to discharge, ClinicTracker Connect manages documentation, compliance, messaging, scheduling, billing, reporting, and accounting integration. It also offers ePrescribing, signature capture, and a host of other features. Managers can enhance patient care, improve staff efficiency, eliminate paper, and increase profitability with ClinicTracker Connect.
Achieving the 2014 Stage 2 Certification allows users that have attested for Stage 1 to now begin attesting for the next stage of the government program. New behavioral healthcare users of ClinicTracker Connect will be able to meet the CMS guidelines for receiving Meaningful Use funds.
CMS-Required Certification Information:
This EHR Module is 2014 Edition compliant and has been certified by an ONC-ACB in accordance with the applicable certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This certification does not represent an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services or guarantee the receipt of incentive payments.
Vendor Name: JAG Products, LLC
Product Version: ClinicTracker Connect 8.0
Date Certified: 5/16/2014
Certification ID Number: 05162014-2558-8
Modules Tested: 170.314(a)(1-15); 170.314(b)(1-5, 7); 170.314(c)(1-3); 170.314(d)(1-9); 170.314(e)(1-3); 170.314(f)(1, 3); 170.314(g)(2-4)
Clinical Quality Measures Tested: CMS068v3; CMS117v2; CMS122v2; CMS138v2; CMS155v2; CMS156v2; CMS163v2; CMS165v2; CMS177v2
Additional Software Used: EMR Direct phiMail, DrFirst Rcopia
Price Transparency: This certified product-version may require a one-time charge and ongoing monthly costs to support online patient portal service (170.314.e.1), transmission of messages using Direct (170.314.b.2), and ePrescribing (170.314.b.3).
About JAG Products, LLC.
JAG Products, developer of ClinicTracker, BillingTracker, AlertTracker, ReviewTracker, and more, has been meeting the needs of mental health clinics since 1998. Its flagship product, ClinicTracker Connect, is an agency-wide solution that has won high praise for its intuitive interface, time-saving array of functions, and responsive support. All of JAG's solutions promote accountability, efficiency, and improved patient care. Learn more at www.JAGProducts.com.
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Drummond Group Inc. is a global software test and certification lab that serves a wide range of vertical industries. In healthcare, Drummond Group tests and certifies Controlled Substance Ordering Systems (CSOS), Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances (EPCS) software and processes, and Electronic Health Records (EHRs) – designating the trusted test lab as the only third-party certifier of all three initiatives designed to move the industry toward a digital future. Founded in 1999, and accredited for the Office of the National Coordinator HIT Certification Program as an Authorized Certification Body (ACB) and an Accredited Test Lab (ATL), Drummond Group continues to build upon its deep experience and expertise necessary to deliver reliable and cost-effective services. For more information, please visit: http://www.drummondgroup.com or email email@example.com.
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Fifteen years ago James Cameron's blockbuster film asked: "Are you ready to go back to Titanic?" For the 1,309 passengers who lined up at Southampton yesterday to retrace its ill-fated journey on a 12-night memorial cruise, the response could not have been clearer.
Standing on the concourse waiting to board the MS Balmoral, some were clad in Edwardian tea dresses, while others clutched newspaper covers from 1912. Misty-eyed couples bade farewell to their friends and well-wishers. In a global recession, coupled with recent cruising tragedies such as the Costa Concordia, a fee of as much as £5,995 for the opportunity to relive one of the world's deadliest peacetime disasters might seem a tough sell. Yet tickets have been sold out for months.
As the departures queues spilled all the way into the car park of Southampton's Eastern docks yesterday, the organisers denied they were profiting from "disaster voyeurism".
Jacki Free, an IT consultant from Bolton, was preparing to board with her husband, three children and in-laws. Standing behind her husband, she defended wearing her self-proclaimed Edwardian "Kate Winslet arrival dress". "If I came wearing 2012 attire people might say I'm being disrespectful. This is a Titanic memorial cruise so it is about putting yourself in that time and era. It's about respecting those we have left behind," she said.
Miles Morgan, the British travel company behind the excursion, has promised an "authentic" and "sympathetic" flavour of Titanic life (without the iceberg-induced interruption). Food on board is from the original menus of the White Star Line ship, and a Belgian band will play the same selection of music as in 1912.
There will be 10 specialist lectures and two memorial services at the point off Newfoundland, Canada, where the ship collided with an iceberg. The first will be on 14 April starting at 11.40pm – the time of the original collision – and the next at 2.20am the next morning, when it finally sank.
David Holmes, 63, from Taunton, Somerset, works behind the check-out counter at Tesco and has saved for two years for a ticket. "When I saw it advertised, I just knew I had to go," he said. "I know it's not cheap but it'll never happen again." He insists he's too excited to worry about meeting the same fate as the Titanic. "To be honest I'm far more nervous about arriving in New York by myself – I've never been to America before."
Sarah Haynes, 31, from Stowbridge in the West Midlands, received her tickets as an engagement present. "I've never sailed before and feel like I could be tempting fate. A few people have asked if it's just morbid curiosity. But I think that's unfair. This is an opportunity to learn about other things like history, the value of life and the class system."
Unlike the original voyage, there will be no class divisions on board this time. That doesn't worry Howard Owens, 55, who flew over with his wife from Moreno Valley in California (the trip is costing him more than $50,000). "A lot of our friends have lost homes and marriages in the recession. But we can't let that stop us from achieving our goals," he said.
However, he did not approve of those in Edwardian attire. "Period clothing is an insult to those who lost their life. I'm not going to impersonate someone who died on that ship. We're here for the right reasons; the presentations, lectures and accumulating knowledge. But I'm not here to make a mockery of their death."
Among those on board the MS Balmoral are relatives of victims and survivors of the Titanic, including Philip Littlejohn, the grandson of Alexander Littlejohn, who was a steward in the first-class section of the vessel and survived by rowing away one of the 16 lifeboats on board.
If you're a bit uncomfortable about the direction of disaster tourism, be warned: this is only the start. Plans are already afoot for an underwater tour of the Titantic wreckage in a Russian-built submarine. And after that? Mr Owens adds: "We could well do the same thing for 11 September in 90 years' time. In fact when we arrive in New York we have reservations booked for the 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero. It sounds awful; but it is important to pay respect."
But among the crowd there were a few less moved by the moment. Heather Hutchinson, 25, flew in from New South Wales in Australia with her grandfather. Boarding in a pair of flashing Easter bunny ears, she said: "I have always been fascinated with Titanic; it has a mystery that is still being discovered"
Engineer's letter revealed after 100 years
By Karrie Gillett
A letter written by a Scottish engineer exactly 100 years ago as he prepared to board the Titanic will go on show for the first time next week.
Robert Douglas Norman, a 28-year-old electrical engineer from Glasgow, wrote the letter from his half-sister's London home on 9 April 1912, the eve of the ship's departure from Southampton.
He died when the Titanic sank six days later, leaving an estate of more than £8,500 (worth more than £650,000 today) to his half sister, step-niece and cousin. The letter was discovered by the National Records of Scotland.
Mr Norman was travelling to Vancouver, where he had a brother and a share in land. He was a second-class passenger, paying £13 10s for his ticket.
The documents will be shown from 16 April as part of a display at the Scotlands People Centre in Edinburgh to mark the centenary of the sinking of the ship.
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I've been working on my family tree for nearly 30 years. I am descended from the Daniel Boatwright family of Virginia, through John Daniel Boatwright, a son of John Joseph Boatwright, who moved to Kentucky in the mid 1820s and then purchased land in Illinois in 1839. A few of the surnames I am researching are: Boatright/Boatwright, Fields (of AL), Terry (MS and AL), McCartney, Allen, Brown, and Hayden.
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Thank you for looking for the marker of my great grandfather John A Bernard in the Bongarrd Cemetery. I was there as a child and it was a removable metal marker. It's probably long gone now. My Mom and Aunt always wanted to get a headstone for him but were never able to. :(
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Thank you for looking for a stone for Phyllis Bogan. I suppose it is possible she doesn't have a stone. Thank you for the time you put in searching the cemetery multiply times. I will leave the request up a bit longer while I check other cemeteries in case her memorial is a 'plop' and she isn't buried in this cemetery. Thanks again.
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It truly is a unique stone. I do not know who made it.
I too photograph cemeteries for the Illinois Ancestors Tombstone Project and have not gotten to that one as of yet.
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different 'take' on 'chinese' food. really enjoy this place. Service is pretty good. Cute place. Good selection. Hubby likes their soup.
Went in at 3pm and the buffet was very sparse. The food was obviously overcooked and warmed over for hours. Soon more people came in and they hurried to restock the buffet. The taste wasn't so bad but the first several minutes it wasn't good.
2.5 stars. Came for lunch and the buffet. The staff was nice, but the food was kind of bland and greasy. I'm not sure how this place got 4 stars.
I asked my son whar he'd like to eat and said he wanted a buffet. I had driven past Shang Hair many times and decided today was the day. It is a smaller buffet than the other Chinese buffet in a neighboring town but was pleased when I saw the selections. Crab Rangoon's were Excellent. Won Ton soup flavorful. General...
If you're looking for really good chinese food in the Lakes Region, look no further than the Shang Hai. They make the best Crab Rangoon and Peking Ravioli around! Their chicken wings are huge! They have a nice buffet available or you can order from their menu. This is a family owned restaurant that cares about keeping their customers coming...
Dinner off the menu instead of the buffet. Food was fresh, hot and plentiful. Brought home doggie bag and had leftovers the following evening. Food was just as tasty. They served a pot of Black Tea shortly after we sat down. I believe this is only served if you order off the menu. What a nice touch. Waitstaff very attentive.
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This is a buffet style Asian restaurant. The were not many veggie choices but still a good place. A little on the small side but is a plus because the atmosphere was quiet and not overcrowded like a regular buffet. Prices were decent and our very attentive server offered us a pot of tea which is included. This is a...
This is the second time in the last couple of months we have visited for lunch, and this is the second time we found the food on the buffet cold. We used to love eating here,don't know what's happened but I hope they fix it.
Have bed to Shang-Hai many times over the years for lunch and dinner. Quantity and selection are never a problem but the quality seems to be waning. Foods are not as warm and at times not conveniently replenished.
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