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Coronation Street spoiler: Platt family shocker in 2013
According to the fab Inside Soap magazine, which is out today packed full of 2013 spoilers and storylines, there's going to be a Platt family shock storyline happening in 2013 on Coronation Street.
We already know about Kylie's pregnancy and the coming chaos over who may or may not be the father of her baby, but this spoiler is another bombshell for the family.
Ben Price, who plays Nick Tilsley, says: "A shock development early in the year lights a fire under everything. It will change things forever for the entire Platt clan. It's one of the most destructive things you can have happen to a family..."
Any guesses? I'm wondering if it's the killing off of Sarah-Lou and Bethany?
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Gail marries Lewis.
- 28 December 2012 at 17:50
Death of a child, incest or an affair; those are the family breakers for sure.
- 28 December 2012 at 18:58
- Tvor said...
If it's not the baby thing, then it must be about Lewis and Gail.
- 28 December 2012 at 20:18
Social Services intervenes. This is Britain's most dysfunctional family: serial killers, teen pregnancies, infidelities, faking deaths, long-lost relatives, street brawls, crossdressers, gigolos, pole dancers, gay dads. This is an unfit environment to raise Max. All members of the clan will be placed with decent, normal people in the hopes of rehabilitating them.
- 28 December 2012 at 21:36
Gail needs a trip to jail or the loonie-bin; the family could be well on it's way to recovery without her on-going insanity. I would love to see her blamed for emptying Audrey's accounts when it was Lewis, using her banking information. Then, he should flee the Street with all of the dosh!
- 28 December 2012 at 21:50
Patrick from Italy is mobbed up and when Gail backs out of the "investment", he takes Sarah-Louise and Bethany as part of some type of human-trafficking scheme.
- 28 December 2012 at 21:54
Deffo that Kylie is preggo with Nick's baby. Gail will choose David over Nick and the whole family will blow apart.
- 28 December 2012 at 22:12
Hmm i wonder who the babeh's daddy is, any guesses? David will probably kill Nick or something of the sort and end up in prison leaving Kylie to bring up the babeh and max alone. Now people probably won't agree but I personally really like the character of Sarah and think her and Bethany should return to the street as the characters have a lot more potential for some storylines, beats the dreary stella/jason and the surogacy storyline anyway.
- 28 December 2012 at 23:05
The ghost of Ivy Tilsley returns and takes over Gail, who then murders them all with an axe. Hooray!
- 28 December 2012 at 23:19
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ don't let it involve a return to the whispering, rabbit-in-the headlights eyelash batting Gail. And Paula Lane deserves so much better than this.
- 29 December 2012 at 11:14
It was clearly stated that Kylie had stayed on the pill, yet one night with Nick and she is pregnant, and we will doubtless be subjected to weeks if not months of "who is the father". Aaaaargh. Please Mr. New Producer, hire some writers who can come up with some original plots, rather than simply re-cycling old ones that have been done to death.
Failing that, cancel the show and start showing it from the beginning. At least then we could see some of these plotlines when they were fresh and original! - 29 December 2012 at 11:56
Frosty reckons with the baby business Nick and Kylie will become an item breaking David's heart, that will tear the Platt family apart. So long as she helps him get over this daft obsession with Leanne, I think it could work in a soap kinda way. David is far too immature for marraige anyhow.
- 29 December 2012 at 15:24
It will be easy tell whose the dady. If the kid has a 666 birthmark it is David's.
- 29 December 2012 at 17:31
So I guess the moral of this stupid storyline is, it doesn't matter if you're on the pill, you're going to get preggers on Coronation Street and almost instantaneously it seems if it has anything to do with Nick Tilsley or Steve MacDonald the super sperm donors that they are.
- 29 December 2012 at 19:18
Hasn't anyone in Corrie heard of the morning after pill? Surely there would be no unwanted pregnancies if they had.....!
- 15 January 2013 at 22:05
Lewis gonna con Gail and Audrey gonna give David and Kylie Gauls money which Lewis give to her for them to buy the house and Gail might become a lodger to her own kids...
- 8 February 2013 at 12:37
- Hannah said...
Why would sarah and Bethany get killed of?
- 23 November 2013 at 18:25
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Our 90 year old Mom was very reluctant to leave her home. After much encouragement and two visits we convinced her to try The Bristal at Lake Grove. She moved in early January and she can't be happier. She has met new friends and enjoyed many of the activities. This gives our family a great piece of mind. It's a wonderful place.
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I visited Bristal Assisted Living at Lake Grove was gorgeous. I would recommend it, but I'm looking for independent-living. They are really not offering much for independent elders. I cook, and they don't have kitchens. The staff was very pleasant, outgoing, and inviting. The dining area is beautiful, but I didn't taste any of their food. The menu looked very nice.
They have a theater, exercise room, a card room, and there's a room where you can get a snack anytime of the day or night. They have all the amenities as far as facilities are concerned. Everything was very well done.
The only problem with that is I think their cost is $5500 a month, but then they have an ala carte for additional services. So if you needed them to help you with medications or anything in addition to just the basic; each item costs something every day. It becomes extremely expensive. It's very clean, well appointed, and elegant place.
Sandy119004250 January 24, 2016
I visited this facility
The Bristal was brand-new. So, it was spotless. The people were very friendly, and accommodating. Mom's best friend was in there. It was most beautiful, but it still was more of that nursing home, and not as independent as my mom needed.
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For now The Bristal is working out fine for my aunt. It was a very beautiful facility, it was brand new, and it really was like a luxury hotel. I can't think of anything they didn't have. It was beautifully decorated. The staff was very caring and friendly. We had a wonderful lunch in a beautiful dining room. They have a swimming pool, so I don't think they're missing anything; they even have a playroom for young children visiting. My aunt had decided to go there, and then at the last minute, I think she couldn't give up her things. The rooms were beautiful.
You could see that they were really caring. It would have been a place where all her needs would be met. They look very attentive. I would have had no worries if she would have gone there.
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The Bristal at Lake Grove was beautiful and brand new, and there was more to offer, but I couldn't afford anything more than a studio there. I really wanted to have a one-bedroom apartment, but they were more expensive. The staff seemed very friendly and very helpful. The apartment was very nice. It had a kitchen area, but no stove. You're not allowed to cook a meal, but they did have a sink, a microwave, and a refrigerator. The unit was bright and cheerful, and it was brand new, so there's nothing really wrong with it yet, and I did like it. If I could've afforded it, I probably would have chosen that. They had a more diversified menu, more choices on the menu, and more activities available. They had an outdoor swimming pool and an in-house beauty parlor. They had a lot of common areas there. They even had a family room that you could reserve for the day and have your family come and spend the day with you. It had a kitchen, you could cook in there with your family, and you could have your own little private dining room.
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The Bristal at Lake Grove was very nice. It was brand new. The rooms were OK. They were expensive. They gave us breakfast, which was nice. They also gave us a little gift bag. I would recommend it.
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The Bristal was very impersonal. It was brand new, and the rooms were fabulous, but I wasn't happy with the staff or the security.
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On January 30, in partnership with CelPlan Technologies, we hosted the well-received first conference of 2017 in conjunction with DistribuTECH. WiGRID 2017 was a great success. The program focused on Narrowband, the upper 700 MHz A Block spectrum band in the form of two narrow, 1-megahertz channels, demonstrating how to leverage today's events to the industry's advantage.
The WiMAX Forum would like to especially thank speakers from the following companies:
WiGRID 2017 presented up-to-date information and discussed how Narrowband can meet smart energy communication needs. The WiMAX Forum and its Smart Energy Working Group (SEWG) members also plan to further influence the FCC's CBRS rules that regulate the 3.5 GHz band and to form a viable shared spectrum ecosystem in the United States.
On February 7, the WiMAX Forum participated in a communications workshop at DECEA (Brazilian Department of Airspace Control) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. AeroMACS was part of the main program presented by Colonel Almeida. After the conclusion of the presentations, interested parties met and discussed about the future of AeroMACS in Brazil in terms of implementations, tests, spectrum and an AeroMACS workshop to take place later in the year.
To foster a prosperous environment and future for the WiMAX ecosystem, the WiMAX Forum Staff, Board of Directors, Working Group Representatives, and Members will host, attend, and participate globally with speakers in key industry events throughout this year. We are seeing concrete results from our activities in the industrial markets particularly through several AeroMACS and Smart Energy events, which have provided excellent exposure, reception, and engagement. Our focus has been to share key lessons, concrete knowledge, and work together for the benefit of the WiMAX industry.
Here is the summary of upcoming events that we are hosting and participating during the coming months:
• AeroMACS 2017 - Madrid will be held on 8 March at the Delegate Theater on the exhibition floor located at IFEMA - Feria de Madrid Convention Centre in Madrid, Spain. The WiMAX Forum will host the seminar and exhibit AeroMACS at World ATM Congress 2017!
• IFALPA will be held on May 5-8, 2017 at Hotel Bonaventure Montreal. The WiMAX Forum will exhibit AeroMACS at IFALPA 2017!
As a friendly reminder, the WiMAX Forum is currently winding down the bulk of its renewal season. If you have questions or would like more information regarding your membership status, please email firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will respond as quickly as possible.
If you have any questions, please reach out to us. Have a wonderful month!
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WiMAX Forum
In the following months, the WiMAX Forum will host and attend events globally. We continue our efforts to bring you quality events hosted by the WiMAX Forum, and we will present and participate at key industry events. The WiMAX Forum team looks forward to seeing you at these events.
The following is the summary of the upcoming events:
The WiMAX Forum is pleased to announce the second annual AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid. The seminar will be held at World ATM Congress on Wednesday 8 March from 13:00 to 17:00 at IFEMA - Feria de Madrid Convention Centre in Madrid, Spain. The seminar will focus on supporting the global Aviation Community in managing profitable developments and growth of their AeroMACS networks.
For more information, please visit: AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid.
International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) is the premier event for communications technology professionals. This year's show will be held March 27-31, 2017 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV. Use promo code SVE4 for 20% off conference packages or free exhibit hall admission.
For more information, please visit: IWCE 2017.
Internet of Things North America is an innovative event. Already in its fourth year, the 2017 event will be held in Chicago, Illinois area on March 29-30, 2017. It will consist of two full days of educational sessions along with an exhibition showcasing solutions.
For more information, please visit: Internet of Things North America 2017.
Connected Cities USA is a new event covering strategies and technologies to bring smart cities to fruition. Hosted in Chicago on March 29 and 30, this event will feature a technical session track, exhibit hall, and multiple networking opportunities.
For more information, please visit: Connected Cities USA 2017.
The 2nd Edition of Convergence Africa World expo is themed as "Connecting Africa". It will take place on April 5-7, 2017 at Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.
For more information, please visit: Convergence Africa World 2017.
The International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Association (IFALPA) will host the 72nd IFALPA conference on May 5-8, 2017 at Hotel Bonaventure Montreal. The mission of IFALPA is to promote the highest level of aviation safety worldwide and to be the global advocate of the piloting profession; providing representation, services and support to the aviation industry.
The WiMAX Forum will exhibit at IFALPA 2017! For more information, please visit: IFALPA.
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The WiMAX Forum plans to host and participate in other events over the course of 2016. As details concerning these events are finalized, we will be certain to keep you informed. For more information about our events, please visit: WiMAX Forum Events.
• AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid to Be Held at World ATM Congress Learn about the latest developments for a wireless broad technology that is an upgrade for the communication system on the airport surface
The WiMAX Forum® is proud to announce that its second AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid will be collocated with World ATM Congress on Wednesday, March 8 at 13:00-17:00 at the Delegate Theater on the exhibition floor located at IFEMA – Feria de Madrid Convention Centre. The event will support the global Aviation community in deploying profitable, effective Aeronautical Mobile Airport Communications System (AeroMACS) networks. Participation is free and open to all World ATM Congress attendees.
AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid will highlight the latest AeroMACS developments and their positive impact on the Aviation industry. The afternoon seminar will focus on the AeroMACS international standardization, government perspective, implemented projects, certification, security, and more. AeroMACS 2017 – Madrid will foster networking, exchanging of ideas, and sharing key lessons to advance progress for AeroMACS and influence the technology worldwide. While the event will identify the challenges, it will go into the many opportunities that are available to the Aviation community.
To read the complete press release, please click here.
The WiMAX Forum is committed to delivering the value necessary for our members to get the most of their association with the WiMAX Forum, and we are always happy to engage with individual members to discuss how the WiMAX Forum can better serve its membership. WiMAX Forum Membership provides a wide range of benefits and services that allows WiMAX Service providers to grow their networks and the vendor community to sell more equipment and services.
If you are interested in speaking with our leadership team on our specific initiatives or have questions regarding WiMAX Forum Membership, please send a message to email@example.com.
The WiMAX Forum is the best place for our members to access, leverage, and influence the growth and development of the WiMAX industry. So be a leader in WiMAX and step up to get involved today!
The WiMAX Forum Working Groups focus on AeroMACS, Smart Energy, and various spectrum access solutions.
The Aviation Working Group (AWG) collaborates on three key initiatives: AeroMACS PKI, AeroMACS Certification, and the FCC Policy Petition. With much progress and many vital conversations taking place in the AWG PKI Task Group and Certification Task Group, it is a crucial time and a great opportunity to influence and leverage these activities. If you or your company is interested in participation in our Working Groups or a leadership role, please contact the TSC Chair Rich Hawkins at email@example.com.
The AWG PKI Task Group is currently conducting a PKI trial demonstration as a proof of concept to confirm the AeroMACS PKI Certificate Profiles as a final step to commercializing AeroMACS PKI. Additionally, AWG members are collaborating with ICAO Working Groups so that AWG security policies match industry requirements and serve as guidelines to other industry groups that are planning AeroMACS deployments as well as serve as a PKI model for other Aviation technologies.
The AWG Certification Task Group is developing and validating the specifications and procedures for Protocol Conformance Tests (PCT) and Interoperability Tests (IOT) to support AeroMACS Certification with additional products in the lab for Radio Conformance Testing (RCT). With all validation complete in 2017, the Forum will offer full AeroMACS certification.
The Forum is finalizing its Service Rule petition to the FCC for the use of AeroMACS Spectrum in the United States with plans to submit the petition in Q1 2017. This Service Rule petition will set the ground rules for exploitation of the spectrum for the next 20 years.
The WiMAX Forum and CelPlan Technologies hosted WiGRID 2017 – DistribuTECH on January 30 in San Diego, CA, USA to discuss how Narrowband can meet smart energy communication needs. The Smart Energy Working Group (SEWG) members also plan to further influence the FCC's CBRS rules that regulate the 3.5 GHz band and to form a viable shared spectrum ecosystem in the United States. The reply comments to the FCC have been in favor of increasing the protection for grandfathered 3650-3700 MHz zone that has been included in the larger 3550-3700 MHz regulatory regime.
The WiMAX Forum Working Groups are the key to the development of WiMAX technology. Working Groups are chartered by the WiMAX Forum to bring together content experts from member companies to contribute to and harmonize documents and specifications and perform other tasks that the WiMAX Forum has determined to be necessary or useful. Members of the forum have the opportunity to participate as officers of working groups when there are vacancies and to vote on working group output.
The WiMAX Forum organizes its technical activities through a number of Working Groups that produce technical requirements, develop technical specifications, or advise the forum. These groups are coordinated by the Technical Steering Committee. The WiMAX Forum Working Groups include:
We have a lot to get done in the new year and we need the help of your technical experts in these groups. This is especially true for the Aviation Working Group as they prepare for the next wave of AeroMACS Certification and finalizing a PKI solution for the industry. If you are not a member of a Working Group yet, you can request to join on the group's Home Page. You can learn more about the Working Group activities by visiting the member's workspace area and viewing the outcome of recent Working Group sessions or joining groups to receive emails related to that group's activities. Working Group activity is integral to the success of the Forum. To find more information on our Working Groups, please visit: www.wimaxforum.org/Page/About/Working-Groups.
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Mark these distances along your pencil line from one side of the window to the other. These mark the positions of your knobs. Start in the centre of the window and measure out to each side, so that the placement of the knobs will be even. Extend the marks beyond the sides of the window as far as you want the curtains to extend.
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Silver Dragon Embassy was the building for the Dragon delegation at Nikesake, the Phoenix City of Treaties. It could be found in the Friendship Street, alongside the other Great Clans embassies. [1]
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We've made getting your five of day simple with this healthy tagine
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9th Sep, 2012
Really tasty low fat and vegetarian, great dish. I made a few adjustments to suit our tastes so increased the coriander and cumin to 1 tsp and didn't have cinnamon so used 1/2tsp mixed spice. Also added 3/4tsp hot chilli powder which added a nice heat to the dish. Otherwise just added a green pepper and reduced the peas to 250g which was more than enough and I love peas. I would maybe add more raisins next time as they added a nice bit of sweetness. Served with cous cous which was perfect for soaking up the juices.
25th Jul, 2012
I discovered last minute that I didn't have chickpeas, so I made this with chicken! It was great. Also used apricots instead of raisins and didn't add the peas. Upped the spices to a heaped tsp each after reading the other comments and also added some Ras el Hanout, which is a Moroccan blend of spices. Was really delicious. Served with couscous with chopped mint mixed into it. I will make this again, and I'd like to try it with just chickpeas as well.
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I made this badboy last night! Absolutely gorgeous and i'm a carnivore! :D Good tip is to fry the spices off with the onions as this brings out more flavour and i just used tinned tomatoes. And i served with cous cous. For those who found it bland maybe it just needed seasoning or how old are your spices? Ground spices lose all flavour if kept over roughly 6 months in the cupboard. Vegetable tagine...........DONE! :D
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Doctor Profile
Full Name | Matilda E Stephens |
Gender | Female |
Experience | 11+ years of diverse experiences |
Sole Proprietor | No - She does not own any un-incorporated business by herself. |
Accepts Medicare Assignment | She does accept the payment amount Medicare approves and not to bill you for more than the Medicare deductible and coinsurance. |
Medical Specialities
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Education & Training
- Matilda E Stephens attended to a university and then graduated in 2006
NPPES Information
- Enumeration Date: Oct 21st, 2006
- Last Update Date: Jan 15th, 2016
Quality Reporting
Participated programs include- Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS).
Medical Licenses
Matilda E Stephens has been primarily specialised is Nurse Practitioner for over 11 years.
Specialization | License Number | Issued State |
Nurse Practitioner / Family | APO4970 | Louisiana |
Affiliated Hospitals
Hospital Name | Hospital Type | Hospital Ownership | Location |
Morehouse General Hospital | Acute Care Hospitals | Government - Hospital District or Authority | Bastrop, Louisiana |
St Francis Medical Center | Acute Care Hospitals | Voluntary non-profit - Private | Monroe, Louisiana |
Glenwood Regional Medical Center | Acute Care Hospitals | Proprietary | West Monroe, Louisiana |
Monroe Surgical Hospital | Acute Care Hospitals | Proprietary | Monroe, Louisiana |
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COMPETITION: Last month's competition was our most popular ever. Hundreds of fans wanted to get their hands on a CHERUB T-shirt, but only three could win, so this month we're giving you all another chance. To enter the draw for one of three more T-shirts, answer the following questions correctly and e-mail the answers to: firstname.lastname@example.com (1) What colour T-shirt is James made to wear when he first visits CHERUB campus? (2) I'm eight years old and I live on CHERUB campus, I wear a... (3) What does a CHERUB get for outstanding performance on more than one mission? Good luck! Competition closes on 24/6/2005. For full terms and conditions click here. |
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A Nyanga man has told how he escaped death at the hands of a gang of robbers who killed his two friends.
In a bizarre twist, two of the skollies who were injured in the attack, were taken to hospital for stab wounds, where their victim pointed them out to cops and they were arrested.
Luxolo Mahamba, 30, and his buddies were waiting for his wife who was being dropped off by her staff transport when the gang of knife-wielding thugs attacked them.
The incident occurred at midnight on Saturday at the Kosovo informal settlement in Nyanga.
Luxolo says he tried to fight off the skollies with a knobkierie but there were too many, and his friend Mangaliso Peter Sotiya, 29, and cousin Mkhuseli Songezi, 24, were stabbed to death.
He says nothing was stolen from them.
Luxolo tells the Daily Voice Peter and Mkhuseli were only trying to help him protect his wife.
"They accompanied me because there is always a group of skollies standing by the corner robbing the transport my wife uses from work," he explains.
"These boys were standing by the tap and while my cousin was on the phone, I left Peter alone to go and pee when I heard him shouting my name.
"I turned around and saw that a group of six men had surrounded Peter armed with knives.
"I ran towards him and noticed Mkhuseli was also under attack, I then grabbed a knobkierie and went for one of the guys to get them off. But everything was so chaotic and it all happened so quickly that before I knew it, both Mkhuseli and Peter had been stabbed."
He says as they fought, four more skollies joined the fray.
"Peter ran off but fell in front of someone's house and died there."
Luxolo says he managed to get Mkhuseli to a Mitchells Plain hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival.
But he got another shock there.
"To my surprise, a few minutes later, two of the boys who had attacked us were brought into the hospital with injuries from the fight," he says.
"I was able to point them out to police and they were arrested."
Police confirmed the incident and the suspects are expected to appear in court soon.


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The 2016 Directory is now available to view and download
The Natspec Specialist College Directory and College Finder will show you where each college is located and how they can support your son or daughter. College websites and admissions teams can also help you to understand what the college offers.
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There are many questions that parents and carers want answered before they make a decision about which specialist college is the best for their son or daughter. We have tried to answer some of the most commonly asked questions in this section.
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Students at specialist colleges and their parents have many great stories to tell. Everyone has a different experience at college and there are many different courses and activities. Both students and parents tell their stories in this section of the website.
- Bernardo Carvalho, Fairfield Farm College, Wiltshire
- Joshua Richings, National Star College, Gloucestershire
- Elliot Cox, Communication Specialist College Doncaster
- David Wild, Bridge College, Manchester
- Matthew Arnold, Hereward College
- Geor-Dan Dyer, Foxes Academy, Somerset
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- Joel, Exeter Deaf Academy GFE, Devon
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- Kieran and I, a mother's story
- Tom learns to communicate and make friends at Hinwick Hall College
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Watch: Skylar Gudasz brings a beautiful song to Donn's Depot during SXSW
Sometimes the big musical rewards come from unexpected places. When we spoke with co-founding R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills on Thursday afternoon before his participation in the Big Star's Third concert on Friday at Central Presbyterian Church during South by Southwest, Mills mentioned that one of the greatest joys of being involved with that all-star tribute collective has been the discovery of younger artists such as North Carolina's Brett Harris, Django Haskins and Skylar Gudasz.
We caught up with Gudasz, who released her debut full-length record last year, on Wednesday afternoon at the classic Austin bar Donn's Depot. Sitting at the piano where Chris Gage has held down his Monday residency for more than 20 years, Gudasz delivered a solo piano rendition of her song "I Want to Be With You in the Darkness" that filled an already magical room with beautiful music.
We'll have more of our interview with Mills Friday morning on Austin 360. And if you want to hear more from Gudasz, she plays an 8:40 p.m. set at Central Presbyterian on Friday before the Big Star tribute.


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Aging in Place: Publications
Building a More Effective Health Care System for Every New Yorker
This year's annual report focuses on how UHF's initiatives are addressing the challenges of a changing health care landscape and having a real impact on the quality, accessibility, affordability, and patient experience of health care.
Work in Progress
New York's health care system is on the move, with dramatic changes being made in its basic elements. The Fund is playing an important role in that transformation, as this 2014 annual report highlights.
Blueprint, Spring 2014
A first look at New York State of Health, the new health insurance marketplace; Jim Tallon on the importance of patients' experiences of our dramatically changing health care system; helping patients get the nonmedical services they need through Fund grant-supported Health Leads; patient-centered medical homes; reducing hospital readmissions; the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program; Together on Diabetes; the Hospital Auxilian and Volunteer Achievement Awards; new grants...and more, in the March 2014 Blueprint.
Implementing and Disseminating a Fall Prevention Program in At-Risk Older Adults Living in a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community-Supportive Services Program
Published in a 2013 issue of the International Public Health Journal , this article examines the impact of a falls prevention program in a naturally occurring retirment community (NORC).
Making Change Work
The 2013 annual report explores how substantive, timely Fund initiatives continue our historic role of speaking to health care's most important challenges and opportunities—and shaping a system that truly works for all.
Blueprint, Summer 2013
The Summer 2013 issue of Blueprint presents the Fund's new ten-point action agenda for improving transitions in care by creating effective partnerships with family caregivers, commentary by Jim Tallon, and news of other Fund programs and people.
Blueprint, Spring 2013
The Spring 2013 issue of Blueprint spotlights the Fund's quality improvement partnerships; offers commentary by Jim Tallon; celebrates hospital auxilians and volunteers; and highlights the latest Fund news.
Explain. Improve. Connect.
Explain, improve, connect: three imperatives for our time that also describe both the goals and substance of the Fund's work.
Blueprint, Spring/Summer 2012
The Spring/Summer 2012 Blueprint looks at how the Fund is advancing health care innovation, offers commentary by Jim Tallon, and features news on the latest Fund projects and events.
Blueprint, Winter 2012
The Winter 2012 issue of Blueprint features a first look at the Fund's new Preventable Hospital Readmissions Initiative, commentary by Jim Tallon, and more.
New Directions
New directions. Innovation. Fundamental change. Those imperatives are an essential part of the Fund's work, as highlighted in the 2011 annual report.
Blueprint, Summer 2011
Among the highlights of the summer 2011 issue of Blueprint is a cover story about an initiative that is bringing health care providers and family caregivers together to coordinate and improve patient transitions.
Identifying Risks to Healthy Aging in New York City's Varied NORCs
The Health Indicators in NORC Programs Initiative is a data-driven risk-identification tool and quality-improvement process designed to help community-based programs with limited resources identify key health risks among older adults in their communities, develop targeted and systematic responses, and measure those responses' effectiveness. This article, a version of which was published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Housing for the Elderly, presents findings from three NORC programs to illustrate the importance of understanding each community's risks to healthy aging in developing effective targeted responses.
The Fund's 2010 annual report focuses on the clear links between our unique approach to improving health care, our accomplishments of the past year, and the challenging road immediately ahead, through a time of unprecedented urgency and opportunity.
Health Indicators: A Proactive and Systematic Approach to Healthy Aging
This article describes a data-driven, community-based, collaborative effort under way in 34 low- and moderate-income communities in New York City. The Health Indicators in NORC (naturally occurring retirement community) Programs Initiative, started in 2007 with major support from the New York City Department for the Aging, has enabled community-based programs with limited resources to become more systematic in addressing the management of clients with diabetes, heart disease, or an increased risk for falls. Published in Cityscape (Volume 12, Number 2), a journal of the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.


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OMAHA (AP) Billionaire Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA)(BRKB) has bought $116.7 million in Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) stock, according to a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Buffett's investment company did not list any stake in Gap (GPS) in the latest filing, which disclosed the company's stock holdings as of June 30. The company owned 10 million shares of the apparel company as of March 31. Johnson & Johnson is one of the world's leading manufacturers of health care products, posting $50.5 billion in sales last year. Berkshire bought 1.97 million shares in the company. Gap's earnings were down 17% in the first quarter of this year from the same quarter a year ago, from 31 cents per diluted share to 28 cents. Berkshire officials were not available for comment Monday. Also not appearing on the Monday filing were Berkshire's stakes in Lexmark International (LXK), a business printer company, and Outback Steakhouse (OSI). The previous filing showed Berskhire owning 2.5 million shares of Lexmark and 1.8 million shares of Outback. Berkshire reduced its holdings in H&R Block (HRB), the largest U.S. tax preparer, 29% from March to 11.39 million shares, and raised its stake in records management company Iron Mountain (IRM) 44% from March to 5.02 million shares. Berkshire owns furniture, insurance, jewelry and candy companies, restaurants, natural gas and corporate jet firms and has major investments in such companies as Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch and Wells Fargo. Contributing: Reuters
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VAR team members Marketing and Communications Manager Christine Hodges, Editor and Information Analyst Andrew Kantor, Information Technology Manager Michael McFall, Director of Public Relations Stacey Ricks, and Creative Manager Mike Rupertus took a trip to the Fredericksburg Area Association of REALTORS®.
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What happens if we overshoot the two degree target for limiting global warming?
Roz Pidcock
12.10.14Roz Pidcock
10.12.2014 | 12:30pmTwo degrees is the internationally-agreed target for limiting global warming, and has a long history in climate policy circles. Ambition that we can still achieve it is running high as climate negotiators gather in Lima to lay the groundwork for a potential global deal in 2015.
But against this optimistic backdrop, greenhouse gas emissions have continued to rise. With each passing year the scale of the task looms ever larger. There are very real questions about whether or not the world will be able to stay below the two degree limit.
So what happens if we fail to meet the two degree target? What would it mean to resign ourselves to a post-two degree world? And if not two degrees, then what?
As temperatures rise, so do the risks
Two degrees above pre-industrial temperature has been agreed by countries as an appropriate threshold beyond which climate change risks become unacceptably high.
Global temperature has risen 0.85 degrees Celsius since 1880, according to the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
We could be due another couple of tenths on top of that as past emissions take a decade or so to reach their full effect warming. Together with current and expected emissions we're essentially already committed to about one degree of warming, scientists estimate.
Observed global mean temperature from 1850 to 2012, relative to the 1961-1990 average. Coloured lines represent three different datasets. Top panel shows yearly averages, bottom shows decadal averages. Source: IPCC 5th Assessment Report
While the international community uses two degrees as the rule-of-thumb threshold for "dangerous" warming, some climate impacts are already locked-in, particularly for low-lying and island nations. Professor Anders Levermann from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Change Research tells us:
"At one degree we are already experiencing damages. Sea level rise in the long term … is somewhere in the vicinity of two metres. That puts cities like New York, Calcutta and Shanghai in difficult positions, and they need to protect themselves."
Rising temperatures have consequences for food and water security, infrastructure, ecosystems, health and the risk of conflict, says the IPCC. And the higher the temperature, the greater the risk those climate change impacts will be serious and damaging.
One of the most direct impacts society feels from climate change is the greater frequency and intensity of extreme weather.In Europe, heatwaves like the 2003 event which killed 70,000 people are already ten times more likely than a decade ago. In the UK, climate change is making extreme wet winters like last year's about 25 per cent more likely, scientists estimate.
Given that impacts scale with rising temperature, two degrees of warming above pre-industrial levels is thought to represent a climate target that's both achievable and doesn't expose us risks that are too difficult to manage.
But suppose we collectively decide the task of keeping to this target is too great, or the price of swift mitigation too high. What are the consequences of exceeding our self-imposed limit?
Three degrees
The IPCC uses four pathways to illustrate how greenhouse gases could evolve this century. The lowest, RCP2.6, is designed to show how warming could be kept below two degrees above pre-industrial levels (blue line in the graph below).
(Note that temperatures in the graph are relative to the 1986 to 2005 baseline, so add 0.61 degrees to get warming above pre-industrial levels.)
If we aim instead to stay in line with IPCC's second scenario, RCP4.5, that should see global temperature level out at about three degrees above pre-industrial levels (green line).
Extension of the IPCC's emissions scenarios to 2300. RCP2.6 limits warming to two degrees above pre-industrial levels (blue), RCP4.5 levels out as about three degrees (green). In RCP8.5, temperatures exceed four degrees by 2100 and continue to rise. Meehl et al., (2013)
But even accepting this level of risk would require a strong commitment to mitigation. In the IPCC's three degrees scenario, global emissions peak around 2040 and start to decline. But the risks at three degrees are already very high, says Levermann:
"Three degrees of warming increases the risk of strong sea level rise from, for example Antarctica, or the collapse of marine ecosystems, such as Arctic sea ice or coral reefs â?¦ [It] increases the risk of intensification of extreme events … In short, beyond two degrees of warming we are leaving the world as we know it."
Four degrees
In the IPCC's most extreme scenario, RCP8.5, global temperature reaches more than four degrees above pre-industrial levels by 2100. And unless emissions cease altogether, temperatures will continue to rise long past the end of the century.
With emissions accelerating faster than they are now for the next few decades, global temperature rise in RCP8.5 reaches five degrees by about 2120 and six degrees by 2150. This is a worst-case scenario, says Levermann, but that doesn't mean it's not a possibility.
Professor Richard Betts from the UK's Met Office is the coordinator of a new international project called Helix, which looks at the impact of very high levels of warming. He tells us:
"[I]t's very difficult indeed to know what a two degree world will look like, let alone four degrees or even six."
But as the latest IPCC report notes, it's clear the risk of triggering very large, abrupt or irreversible changes in the climate system increases the higher temperatures get:
"With increasing warming, some physical systems or ecosystems may be at risk of abrupt and irreversible changes â?¦ Risks increase disproportionately as temperature increases between one to two degrees Celsius of additional warming and become high above three degrees Celsius"
Since temperatures have risen almost one degree already, three degrees "additional warming" here means about four degrees above pre-industrial levels in total.
Continued warming will at some stage trigger the Greenland ice sheet to gradually collapse, although scientists can't say precisely at what temperature this would occur, the IPCC report says:
"For sustained warming greater than some threshold, near-complete loss of the Greenland ice sheet would occur over a millennium or more, contributing up to seven metres of global mean sea level rise."
Natural ecosystems are also set to suffer under higher temperatures, Betts tells us:
"Most life on Earth tends to be adapted to its current conditions, so if conditions change then species either need to move … or adapt to new conditions, or die out. [The] resilience of the natural world seems to be being reduced as a direct consequence of other human actions, through land use and habitat loss, so it's a double-whammy for ecosystems."
Understanding how rising global temperature translates to risks for society and natural ecosystems is critical to prepare for, and strive to reduce, the scale of impacts. But predicting consequences for different regions is difficult because while global temperature is a good indicator of global change, local impacts can be much more pronounced, Levermann says.
A comparison of climate impacts across the world by the end of the century under RCP2.6 and RCP8.5. (a) Average surface temperature, (b) average annual rainfall, (c) Arctic sea ice extent and (d) change in ocean pH. Source: IPCC 5th Assessment Report
A continuum, not a precipice
For international climate policy purposes, it makes sense to think in terms of the climate damages expected at different degrees of warming.
Two degrees is an appropriate middle ground between what we can no longer avoid and the level of further risk we're willing to accept, Levermann suggests.
"We can't really keep to one degree target anymore â?¦ At three degrees warming, Greenland is going to vanish and corals are going to be largely extinctâ?¦ I would personally argue three degrees is too much and one degree is no longer achievable so two degrees is a reasonable target, but that is for society to decide."
But setting two degrees as a boundary into "dangerous" climate change only works as a political target if its understood as a point along a continuum, not as a climate precipice, Levermann warns.
In other words, failing on the two degree target doesn't mean we should all give up and go home. But admitting defeat means accepting a greater level of risk – and at that point preventing temperatures straying too far above two degrees should be paramount.
As to what counts as unacceptably high risk, that comes down to a judgement call, Betts concludes:
"How much these changes 'matter' or not is largely a matter of personal values and ethics â?¦ [W]e have to judge whether we think the benefits to ourselves are worth the risks to other species or future generations of our own."
Only a few years on since countries agreed on two degrees as an appropriate level of climate ambition, it's important to remember the science that underpins the agreement. As Professor Rowan Sutton told a Royal Society meeting this week, decision-making on climate comes down to our appetite for risk. Any decision to expose ourselves to higher climate risk should at least be a conscious and deliberate one, if not necessarily a prudent one.


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