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Here's a handy list of some of the very best right-of-center experts and resources on ObamaCare and health policy.
(I've purposely avoided including experts who are already well known, in favor of ones who deserve to be better known.)
If you know of someone who should be added to this list, or would like to update this information, just send me an email at email@example.com.
Dean Clancy is FreedomWorks' Legislative Counsel and Vice President, Health Care Policy. He leads our efforts to replace the government takeover of health care with a patient-centered system.
Updated: June 27, 2012
Charles Blahous | Mercatus Center | Arlington, VA | Media contact: 703-993-4960 | Twitter: @mercatus | Bio: http://mercatus.org/charles-blahous | Areas of expertise: Budgetary costs, entitlements.
Michael Cannon | Cato Institute | Director of Health Policy Studies | Washington, DC | Media contact: 202-789-5200 | Email: email@example.com | Twitter: @mfcannon | Bio: http://www.cato.org/people/michael-cannon | Areas of expertise: Health insurance, health reform, Medicare, Medicaid, ObamaCare, exchanges, repeal coalition, HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, PPACA
Dean Clancy | FreedomWorks | Legislative Counsel and Vice President, Health Care Policy | Washington, DC | Email: email@example.com | Media contact: 202-942-7652 | Twitter: @deanclancy | V-card: deanclancy.tel | Bio: http://www.freedomworks.org/dean-clancy-biography | Areas of expertise: politics, strategy, tea party, free-market health care reform, HillaryCare, ObamaCare, exchanges, repeal coalition, Supreme Court, constitutionality, PPACA
Benjamin Domenech | Heartland Institute | Research Fellow, Health Care | Contact: 312-377-4000 | Twitter: @bdomenech | Email: email@example.com | Areas of expertise: politics, strategy, tea party, free-market health care reform, ObamaCare, repeal coalition, exchanges, Supreme Court, constitutionality, PPACA
Ryan Ellis | Americans for Tax Reform | Contact: 202-785-0266 | Email: email@example.com | Bio: http://economy.nationaljournal.com/contributors/Ellis.php | Areas of expertise: Taxes, ObamaCare, PPACA, HSAs, FSAs, tax treatment of health insurance
Nicole Fisher | American Action Forum | Healthcare Expert | Email: email@example.com Bio: http://americanactionforum.org/experts/nicole-fisher | Areas of expertise: Medicare, Medicaid, SCHIP, women's health, children's health, health insurance, health regulation, ObamaCare, PPACA
Linda Gorman | Independence Institute | Senior Fellow and Director of Health Care Policy | Media contacts: 303-279-6536 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Bio: http://www.i2i.org/lindagorman.php | Areas of expertise: Health economics, health insurance, health reform, Medicare, Medicaid, ObamaCare, exchanges, HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, PPACA
John R. Graham | Pacific Research Institute | Director, Health Care Studies | Executive Director, Benjamin Rush Society | San Francisco, CA | Email: email@example.com | Twitter: @johnrgraham | Bio: http://www.pacificresearch.org/keypeople/john-r-graham | Areas of expertise: free-market health care reform, ObamaCare, repeal coalition, exchanges, PPACA
Karen Harned | National Federation of Independent Business | Media contact: 202-554-9000 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @nfib | Bio: http://www.nfib.com/legal-center/about-the-legal-center/executive-director | Areas of expertise: Areas of expertise: Constitutionality, Supreme Court
Spencer Harris | Texas Public Policy Foundation | Health Care Policy Analyst | Media contact: (512) 472-2700 | Email: email@example.com | Areas of expertise: Health insurance regulation, Medicaid
Loren Heal | Heartland Institute | Twitter: @lheal
Hadley Heath | Independent Women's Forum | Senior Health Policy Analyst | Contact: 202-857-5201 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Bio: http://www.iwf.org/about/hadley-heath | Areas of expertise: Constitutionality, Supreme Court , health care politics, views of women, PPACA, ObamaCare
Christie Herrera | Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) | Vice President of Policy | Contact: 202-725-7127 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | URL: www.floridafga.org | Areas of expertise: ObamaCare, exchanges, states, Medicaid
[Note: Ms. Herrera was formerly the top health policy staffer at the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). Her successor there is Sean Riley | 202-742-8541 | firstname.lastname@example.com]
Christopher Jacobs | Joint Economic Committee | Contact: 202-224-5171 | Email: email@example.com | Website: http://jec.senate.gov/republicans/public/ | Areas of expertise: free-market health care reform, HillaryCare, ObamaCare, repeal coalition, exchanges, Medicare, Medicaid, PPACA
Mario Loyola | Center for Tenth Amendment Studies | Director | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Areas of expertise: Constitutionality, Supreme Court, states
Michael Ramlet | American Action Forum | Director of Health Policy | Washington, DC | Media contact: 202-559-6420 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @michaelramlet @morningconsult | Bio: http://americanactionforum.org/experts/michael-ramlet | Areas of expertise: Budgetary costs, employer mandate, employer dumping, PPACA
Roy Ramthun | Council for Affordable Health Insurance | Email: email@example.com | Contact: (202) 747-4467 | Areas of expertise: HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, FSAs, tax, CDHPs, consumer-driven health plans, health insurance regulation, high risk pools, pre-existing conditions, PPACA
Avik S. A. Roy | Manhattan Institute | Senior Fellow | Contact: 212-599-7000 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Areas of expertise: free-market health care reform, HillaryCare, ObamaCare, exchanges, repeal coalition, Supreme Court, constitutionality, Medicaid, Medicare, entitlements, HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, FSAs, CDHPs, consumer-driven health plans, health insurance regulation, high risk pools, pre-existing conditions, PPACA
Greg Scandlen | Real Health Reform | Contact: 301-606-7364 | Email: email@example.com | BIo: http://gregscandlen.wordpress.com/about/ | Areas of expertise: free-market health care reform, HillaryCare, ObamaCare, exchanges, repeal coalition, Supreme Court, constitutionality, health insurance regulation, HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, FSAs, CDHPs, consumer-driven health plans, high risk pools, pre-existing conditions
Kathryn Serkes | Doctor Patient Medical Association | Contact: (703) 955-4978 or (202) 744-8807 (note: these numbers ring to the group's executive director, Kelly Benedetti) | Bio: http://www.doctorsandpatients.org/who-we-are/kathryn-serkes | Areas of expertise: ObamaCare, physicians, physician attitudes and surveys, doctor-patient relationship, repeal coalition
Carrie Severino | Judicial Crisis Network | Chief Counsel & Policy Director | Media contact: 703-683-5004 x136 or x116 | Email: email@example.com | Bio: http://judicialnetwork.com/?q=about/carrie-severino | Areas of expertise: Supreme Court, constitutionality, ObamaCare, judicial issues, judicial nominations
Steve Simpson | Institute for Justice | Senior Attorney | Media contact: 703-682-9320 x205 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @ij | Bio: http://www.ij.org/staff/ssimpson | Areas of expertise: Areas of expertise: Constitutionality, Supreme Court
Sean Trende | Real Clear Politics | Senior Elections Analyst | Email: email@example.com | Areas of expertise: Constitutionality, Supreme Court
Kipp A. Van Camp, M.D. | Family Physician and interventional radiologist | Author: Misdiagnosis: A Practicing Physician's Case Study in Health Care Reform (Cognitive Publishing, 2011). | Email: email@example.com | Phone: 785-806-3951 | Website: www.drkipp.com | Address: 1434 SW Glick Road, Topeka, KS 66615 | Areas of expertise: ObamaCare, physicians, health-care reformArlene Wohlgemuth | Texas Public Policy Foundation | Executive Director | Director, Center for Health Care Policy | Media contact: (512) 472-2700 | Email: email@example.com | Areas of expertise: Medicaid, free-market health care reform, Health Care Compact, health insurance regulation
This list was started on April 20, 2012, at #BlogConCLT.
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Individuals do not see exactly how you can easily extend care to individuals who do not now have it without harming folks who do have it now, he stated. "So I think Obama ignored, as did Clinton, the sensitivity of individuals to exactly what they see as an effort to make them share the healthcare with unsatisfactory individuals."
Individuals see it appropriately. "Healthcare reform" is News speak for redistribution. Individuals do not wish to "share" their specialist-- they desire his undivided attention. They do not desire the exceptional facilities, such as "http://www.non12step-drugrehabs.org/state-rehabs/north-carolina-rehab.ht... Carolina drug rehabs</a>, near their house to be moved far away in order to also out "health care variations." They do not desire funds utilized for treating for their youngster's unusual cancer to be moved into purchasing others birth control.
Why would I do that? This is a plan that is centered on the private sector and it will add millions to the insurance company plans. There are going to be tons of new jobs in the private and public sector due to this law.


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Drill Babies, Drill
If harvesting embryos is OK, how about fetuses?
Earlier this week, when President Obama lifted the ban on federal funding of stem-cell research using destroyed human embryos, I said the moral dilemmas in this field would become increasingly difficult.
Buckle up. We're on our way. Last week, the Oxford International Biomedical Centre held a symposium on "New Body Parts for Old: Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine." At the symposium, Oxford professor Richard Gardner delivered a talk titled "Stem Cells: What They Are and Why They Are Important." According to London's Daily Mail, Gardner told the audience that kidney and liver tissue from aborted fetuses offer "at least a temporary solution" to the shortage of available organs for people in need of transplants.
Calling for studies into the feasibility of transplanting foetal organs, Sir Richard, an advisor to Britain's fertility watchdog and the Royal Society, said he was surprised the possibility had not been considered, and that experiments in mice have shown that foetal kidneys grow extremely quickly when transplanted to adult animals. Sir Richard said: "It is probably a more realistic technique in dealing with the shortage of kidney donors than others."
Two arguments have persuaded the United States to fund stem-cell research using destroyed embryos. One is that the research will save lives. The other is that the embryos, left over from fertility treatments, will otherwise be wasted.
Both arguments are now being applied to fetuses. The Daily Mail notes:
Almost 7,000 of the 8,000 Britons waiting for a transplant need a kidney. More than 300 are hoping for a liver, 222 need lungs and almost 100 have requested a heart. Kidney donors have a less than one-in-three chance of receiving an organ in any given year, and hundreds on the transplant list will die before a donor becomes available.
Professor Stuart Campbell, who has argued for the abortion time limit to be lowered, had no ethical objections to the proposal. He said many babies were aborted quite late, "and if they are going to be terminated, it is a shame to waste their organs."
The argument against fetal tissue is that because it's less fundamental and less pliable than embryonic stem cells, it's less useful for research. But in some ways, its advanced development makes it more logical as a source of transplants. As Gardner pointed out, our prospects for engineering completely functional organs from stem cells are "remote." And if stem cells do prove useful in this endeavor, fetuses may still be crucial. Four days ago, Art Caplan, a leading bioethicist who supports Obama's stem-cell policy, observed:
No one … knows what the best source of stem cells will be for treating diabetes, spinal cord injuries or cardiac damage from heart attacks. No actual scientist can say with any degree of certainty whether it will be embryonic, fetal, adult, cloned or induced stem cells—those made by modifying adult stem cells so that they act like embryos—that will prove most effective. It will take a lot of money and at least five to 10 years to find out.
From this uncertainty, Caplan concluded that "embryonic stem cell research ought to be generously funded and aggressively pursued."
Why isn't the same true of research on fetuses?
(Now playing at the Human Nature blog: 1. In praise of female condoms. 2. More on Obama and stem cells. 3. Bad news about smokeless tobacco.)

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Part of Laurens County highway closed for 6 weeks
Part of U.S. Highway 76 in Laurens County is closing for more than a month for emergency repairs.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will close about a half-mile of the road west of Laurens starting Monday.
Crews will repair areas where water has eroded part of an embankment and is threatening the road's stability. Workers will install metal sheeting that should stabilize the embankment and support the road.
The DOT expects the highway to remain closed through the middle of August.
The main detour around the construction, using SC 252 to US 25 to go from Laurens to the Princeton area, is only 4 miles longer than the direct route. Locals familiar with the area can use back roads to cut off some of the additional distance.


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Sound of Noise
Sound of Noise is an odd, quirky Swedish comedy about 'musical terrorists' (with ideas taken from this Futurist manifesto). I remember missing it at the Ryder film series awhile back, so it caught my eye when I found it on a cart here. The film revolves around a collective of misfit musicians who decide to stage forced public performances for each of the four movements of their 'genius work' entitled "Music for Six Drummers and One City". The plot involves a tone-deaf policeman (from a family of musicians) trying to catch them. This involves a lot of hard-to-believe situations with a lot of amusingly not-quite-laugh-out-loud moments, but the interesting part comes from the choreographed performance pieces. These are all made with found objects as instruments (an oxygen tank, a paper shredder, a bulldozer, etc.). The musician characters have the same names as the actors playing them, presumably because they really performed the music. If you enjoy the clip below, you might like the movie. The DVD extras include several other short performances made outside of the film.
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Oxfam Ambassador Helena Christensen witnesses the impact of climate change in Nepal
Oxfam Global Ambassador and photographer Helena Christensen today completed a visit to Nepal with international agency, Oxfam, to raise awareness through her photography of the effects of climate change.
Helena saw firsthand how desperately poor communities need financial aid in order to help them adapt to the effects of climate change. In the Terai region Helena visited and photographed villages that are experiencing more extreme and unpredictable weather patterns. Erratic weather such as more intense 'cold waves', searing droughts and heavy bursts of rainfall are all causing the destruction of crops and livelihoods.
Her trip to Nepal with Oxfam follows a visit to Peru last year and her attendance at the climate talks in Copenhagen.
"So we are back again, this time in Nepal talking with people who are suffering the same ongoing consequences of climate change. Despite the fact that there is greater awareness of climate change world leaders have failed to make the big decisions needed which has left our poorest people increasingly vulnerable," said Helena Christensen.
"One of the women I spoke to, 55 year old Kamalawati, told me her home was destroyed during a flood and they had to build a new house with mud and bamboo. She doesn't have the money to build it on raised concrete platforms and is scared for the next time the rains fall heavily," Helena added.
The trip comes just a week before the latest round of the UN climate change talks begin in Cancun, Mexico.
Helena said; "It's deeply frustrating that nothing has changed - it's like we are watching another groundhog day but the frightening reality is that this is costing thousands of lives now. In Cancun at the climate conference next week, Governments should not be allowed to once again avoid taking the decisions needed.
"Countries all over the world are drowning yet none of the powerful nations dare to be the first to throw in the lifesavers. They have to deliver real results that will get a climate deal back on track. Progress on a climate fund to help vulnerable people adapt to drastic weather changes is imperative and furthermore will restore trust in the negotiations," Helena added.
Her photographs from Peru and Nepal will be exhibited during 2011 - 2012 in a number of locations around the world.
Scott Faiia, Oxfam's Country Director in Nepal said: "It is crucial that the world is made aware of the disastrous effects climate change is having on poor communities and we welcome Helena's commitment to meet people here and document their stories. Her visit is timely – as the UN talks begin next week it is crucial that action is taken to stop run away climate change and protect vulnerable people."
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Helena Christensen has signed an open letter along with seven other major artists and celebrities from across the globe joining Oxfam in their call to international negotiators at the UN talks in Cancun to protect the world's poorest from climate catastrophe. For further information on this letter please contact: Ben Grossman-Cohen Tel: +202 777 2907 Mobile: +202 629 6018 firstname.lastname@example.com
The next UN Climate talks begin in Cancun, Mexico in one week – from the 29th November – 10th December
Oxfam is campaigning for action on climate finance at these talks to help the world's most vulnerable people adapt to a changing climate and pave the way to a fair, ambitious and binding deal which is needed to tackle climate change.
Helena Christensen's photos of climate change in Peru (2009)
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Washington, D.C. – House Republicans have chosen another hardliner to help shape the legislative body's approach to immigration, naming Rep. Trey Gowdy chairman of the immigration subcommittee.
The naming of Gowdy, a Republican from South Carolina, comes just weeks after another Republican hardliner, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, of Virginia, was named chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, which oversees immigration.
Both Gowdy and Goodlatte have earned their credentials as strict on immigration policy, frowning on proposals and programs, such as the DREAM Act, that give a break to undocumented immigrants. Both consider most such proposals "amnesty," and long have vowed not to support them.
The selection of chairmen of these committees is significant; it comes at a time when President Obama has vowed to push forward comprehensive immigration reform. And House Speaker John Boehner, long hawkish on immigration, said to reporters after the election that the "issue has been around far too long."
''A comprehensive approach is long overdue," continued Boehner, who in the past had expressed misgivings over a comprehensive approach that would include some relief to undocumented immigrants.
"I'm confident that the president, myself, others can find the common ground to take care of this issue once and for all."
Obama often has blamed Republicans in Congress for hindering efforts to reform immigration in a way that would both tighten enforcement and provide a pathway to legalization for millions of undocumented immigrants.
Republicans, in turn, have blamed Obama for making hollow promises about immigration reform in an effort to curry favor with Latino voters. Latinos turned out in record numbers in November to participate in the presidential election; more than 70 percent voted for Obama. Many Latino community leaders and political experts attributed the overwhelming support by the voting bloc for Obama to Republicans' seemingly harsh rhetoric on immigration, which struck many Latinos as hostile to them.
Gowdy's selection drew praise from those who support a hard line on immigration. Many conservatives fear that Obama's popularity with Latino voters in the election will drive Republicans to compromise on immigration and back measures that offer some leniency to undocumented immigrants.
"What it suggests is that the House Republicans aren't going to allow themselves to be stampeded by this amnesty panic because Gowdy is pretty hawkish on immigration," said a statement on the website of Americans for Legal Immigration, a group that favors strict immigration policies.
But groups that advocate for immigration laws that would give undocumented immigrants a chance to legalize expressed concern about Gowdy's selection, especially following that of Goodlatte.
Frank Sharry, head of America's Voice, which supports legalizing some undocumented immigrants, was quoted by USA Today as saying: "If the Republican Party wants to get right on immigration reform that puts 11 million immigrants on the road to citizenship I suspect they'll have to go around [Gowdy] or over him."
Elizabeth Llorente is Senior Reporter for FoxNews.com, and can be reached at email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @Liz_Llorente.


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"Ghoul Friday" (gul/frid/e; noun)
- A female assistant with a range of duties who contributes to the furtherance of an effort
2. One who takes delight in the revolting, morbid or loathsome
Latest Announcements & New Content:
The blog is the most active part of this website, and entries are always being added. In case you miss an announcement there, I post highlights of the most important bits of recent Ghoul Friday information below, from new content elsewhere on the site to upcoming shows. You can see more of these highlights in the News section.


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We're not sure exactly when passwords and pin numbers became so pesky. They started out being simple enough to remember, but have since evolved into longer, more complex and inevitably forgotten beasts. There's one thing they usually succeeded at, though, and that's keeping would-be identity thieves out. Sometimes they're so good they end up doing the same to their owners as well.
Here to save the day is WISeID Password Manager & Personal Data Protector. Within this app, users can store the access codes to their accounts, such as those at banking institutions and social media sites. There's also a way to document personal items and their serial numbers, among other features. Can WISeID protect you from the ultimate threat to security: forgetfulness? Find out after the break. (more…)


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It has been estimated that 54 million people (20.6% of Americans) have some level of disability. This is a large segment of society waiting for opportunities to interact with all levels of government. Estimates indicate that over 95 percent of all Web sites are not accessible. With the increasing number of Web sites coming online daily, these numbers are staggering. As of January 2000, there were an estimated 10 million Web sites online; by the year 2002 the number of site increased to 100 million.
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In the spirit of this commitment, Indiana Code 4-13.1-3 was created to ensure all state information technology equipment, software, and systems used by the public or state employees complies with the accessibility standards of Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 508).
With the guidance of the state's Assistive Technology Standards Group (ATSG), we are making progress toward this commitment. We are continually monitoring pages on our site and making necessary modifications to remove accessibility obstacles.
INDOT offers a free screen reading and translation tool that requires a simple, secure download (please see system requirements link below). Browsealoud by text HELP allows visually impaired users and foreign language speakers to use INDOT's site without difficulty by reading aloud the users' page content, including HTML, PDF and Word files. Users can choose the language, pronunciations and voice that reads the Web site.


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Since it's free, and ubiquitous, small businesses are likely to be relying on Google Analytics for online measurement.
Indeed, our Online Measurement and Strategy Report 2013 found that 56% of businesses rely exclusively on Google for data analytics, while others use GA in conjunction with paid analytics services.
Even if you're no data expert, you can still find some valuable insight from the basic reports in GA, which can be very useful for your business.
Also, ready-made custom reports and dashboards can save you a lot of time.
As the UK is celebrating its first Small Business Saturday on 7th December 2013, I've rounded up some useful examples which should be helpful for SMEs.
(By the way, if you don't have Google Analytics, read this post by Google's Daniel Waisberg on setting up and using Google Analytics).
What should you be looking at?
It's likely that many small businesses will set up Google Analytics, but will stick to the default reports and settings.
Another issue is knowing what to look for. This will of course depend on the kind of business you run. For example, as a publisher, we're looking to increase traffic and audience engagement, as well as awareness of our reports and events.
Ecommerce businesses will have slightly different objectives. Traffic is still important, but there is more emphasis on converting as much of that traffic as possible.
The key is to focus on the data that you can have an impact on, or that tells you something important about user behaviour on your site.
For example, if you see that particular site search terms are popular, then you can investigate further, see how the searches perform on your site, or perhaps it may tell you about a product you don't stock, but should.
Here are a mixture of custom reports, segments and dashboards which will be useful for small businesses...
Small business dashboard
This dashboard, from Google, allows you to see lots of key stats at a glance in real time.
Stats include revenue, traffic, conversion rates, as well as some useful data on site search performance.
Download the small business dashboard. (make sure you're logged into Google Analytics first).
Ecommerce conversion report
This one, from Depesh Mandalia, can be used to identify issues and opportunities on ecommerce sites.
Tab one, 'by keyword' is about tracking keyword performance against sales to identify paid search opportunities. The second tab can spot high level conversion issues, breaking down by browser and version.
Tab three will allow you to breakdown visits and conversions by device to identify any issues and opportunities. Tab four (not relevant for all businesses) is a Country > City > Landing Page breakdown to spot trends and opportunities.
Tab five breaks campaigns down to Year > Month > Day > hour which can be helpful when running other short-term marketing campaigns to understand the impact they have on your bottom line.
Download the ecommerce conversion report
Keyword analysis
Thanks to Google's encryption of search referral data, this report is perhaps less useful than it used to be, but it looks at your most popular keywords and shows visitor metrics, conversion rates, goal completions and page load time.
Other tabs also show engagement and revenue metrics.
Download keyword analysis report
70 facts about visitors
This is a handy one from Dashboard Junkie, which provides a host of useful information about your visitors: geography, devices, browsers, and so on.
There's a lot of information there, and it should alert you to possible issues and areas for further investigation.
Download the visitor facts dashboard
Daily ecommerce report
This one, from Justin Cutroni, allows you to keep tabs on the various acquisition and conversion channels at a glance.
I'd be interested to hear how smaller businesses are using Google Analytics, as well as more suggestions for useful reports as dashboards, so let us know below...
Oh, and here's some more posts on Small Business Saturday:
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Handy stuff! We have got a couple more here that you guys might find useful.
I agree with Joe Boon thanks for the information. I run the Social Media side of the business here at ijenti and you got me thinking. I took the course and received my certificate but I know it's more than that. What it difficult for you to learn the back-end of GA?
Hi Madeline,
I don't claim to be an expert, I've just felt my way around, and had advice from a few people.
This post may help if you want to create a report:
We also have some analytics training which will help: http://econsultancy.com/uk/training/courses/topics/data-analytics
Thanks for sharing. Having found my own way around GA it's good to see how other people display/interpret the data.
Really useful stuff here guys. I also began finding ways to make GA more efficient to get in and view all the data we need quickly. In that process, figuring out how to create custom dashboards for each client, but then determining we could cookie cut dashboards too and appreciate the information here along with Joe's post for some other dashboards. Thanks for sharing everyone! - Patrick


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Jessica Alba
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Jessica Alba burst onto the scene in 2000 when she starred as Max Guevera
in the television series Dark Angel. As the high-flying, ass-kicking
sci-fi babe on the FOX drama "Dark Angel," Jessica quickly
proved that not only was she hot as hell, but watching her kick ass in
some serious fight scenes brought her lots of attention. Theres something
about that girl next door look, especially when you dress up in a tight
black body suit.
Born in April 1981, Jessica dreamed of becoming a actress since she was five-years-old and took her first acting lessons at the age of twelve. Just nine months after her lesson, Jessica was signed by an agent and quickly thrust into low-budget kids films like "Camp Nowhere" and "P.U.N.K.S." before making appearances on television roles for Nickelodeon and "Flipper." After her breakthrough role on "Dark Angel," Jessica has been struggling to get her career moving in the right direction and has glossed the covers of every top magazine in the world, including being named number one on Maxim's "Hot 100 Babe List" of 2001. With a busy upcoming schedule that looks to put the young actress on the high road to success, look for Jessica to make her move as one of the next big things in Hollywood.
Jessica Alba Videos
She looks beautiful in photos but of course it's even more fun seeing this lovely lady in motion.
Watch Jessica Alba squirm
David Letterman makes Jessica Alba squirm when he asks her about co-star Lindsay Lohan.
Jessica Alba in GQ
Jessica Alba in "Good Luck Chuck"
Jessica Alba on the Web
Jessica Alba at Maxim
Check out her exclusive pics and content at Maxim!
The Hottest Girls of Entourage
Jessica Alba is just one of the hotties who's shown up on "Entourage." Who's your favorite?
Jessica Alba is Stunning
Here are 8 incredible photos of the Jessica you want to get to know.
An online database of Jessica's film and TV work.
Yahoo! Movies
Jessica's actress page doesn't have much besides a mediocre biography and a few red carpet photos, but it's a good place to start the obsession.
Jessica Alba Online
A nice fan site with a small database of articles and a gallery housing over 3000 photos.
Jessica Alba.net
Another weekly updated fan site that offers news on the actress and downloadable media among other things.
Maxim Online
A hot collection of pictures from her second photo shoot with Maxim.
One more fan site delivering sexy pictures and multimedia, as well as contact info for the actress.
Celebrity Teaser - Jessica Alba
Pics, videos and more from this celebrity blog.
Alba Realm
Thirty-five picture galleries, trivia, quotes and interviews...enough said.
The most professional of all the fan sites, this page includes most of the same material and more.
Jessica on the Screen
Jessica got her break on the James Cameron-produced television series "Dark Angel," before moving on to bigger and better things like the "Fantastic Four" films and "Sin City," as well as cheesy comedies like "Good Luck Chuck" and "The Love Guru." More recently, the actress appeared in the rom-com "Valentine's Day" and reteamed with Robert Rodriguez for "Machete" and "Spy Kids: All the Time in the World."
Jessica Says
On relationship:
"I'm good at being sarcastic with guys. They don't want the quiet, prissy little things."
On acting:
"My theory is that if you look confident, you can pull anything offeven if you have no clue what youre doing."
"I thought it was my job to give all the boys their first kiss."
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Adnan Oktar: The Turk society developing in the idea of Turkish-Islamic Union is gaining strength increasingly; namely, we are an insuperable and an indestructible nation. To collapse and capture land from a nation that has the belief of Turkish-Islamic Union is a thing that cannot be imagined. However; if we didn't have the ethical and spiritual values, and didn't have the idea of Turkish-Islamic Union, they would capture Istanbul, Cyprus, the south east of Turkey and they would collapse our country. They would do anything. But; our spiritual strength, spiritual profundity, our love of Turkey, our love and adoration of Allah, are completely an obstacle to this. There is a clear expression of our Prophet Muhammad (saas)- and it is stated as Constantine, Istanbul is certainly ours – it will never be captured by the non-Muslim. It will be everlasting till the Judgment Day. There are clear accounts, clear comments of our Prophet Muhammad (saas). Moreover; ISTANBUL IS THE CENTRAL CITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TURKISH-ISLAMIC UNION. Our Prophet (saas) notified that Istanbul will be in the central position. Istanbul is the capital city of culture. Our political capital city is Ankara and our cultural capital will be Istanbul Insha'Allah.
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Green Tea Compound Reduces Breast Cancer Growth in Animals
The green tea antioxidant epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) slows breast cancer growth in female mice, a new study reveals.*
University of Mississippi researchers added EGCG to the drinking water of seven-week-old female mice for five weeks, while a control group received unenhanced drinking water. During the second week of the study, researchers injected both groups with breast cancer cells.
Mice treated with the EGCG showed a reduction in tumor size by 66% and tumor weight by 68% compared with the control group. The green tea antioxidant also lowered the density of small blood vessels within tumors and levels of a protein called vascular endothelial growth factor found in a variety of breast cancer types. The researchers suggested that EGCG directly targets tumor blood vessels and cells to suppress new blood vessel formation and the proliferation and migration of breast cancer cells.
"We believe our findings will help lead to new therapies for the prevention and treatment of breast cancer in women," they concluded.
—Dayna Dye
* Available at: http://www.the-aps.org/press/journal/08/8.htm. Accessed May 8, 2008.
Daily Aspirin Reduces Hormone-Sensitive Breast Cancer Risk
New research backs the idea that aspirin protects against estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer,1 a hormone-sensitive malignancy that makes up 75% of all cases of the disease.
In this large-scale, long-term study, researchers from the National Cancer Institute evaluated questionnaire-based data on diet, demographics, and medication usage from over 127,000 women who were cancer-free at the start of the study. After seven-year follow-up, using cancer registry information, the researchers found that women who reported daily aspirin use had a 16% lower risk of estrogen-receptor positive breast cancer than women who did not use the drug.
The researchers also evaluated other types of non-aspirin anti-inflammatory drugs, which were found to have no significant association with breast cancer risk. Aspirin is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), but unlike other drugs in this class, it irreversibly inhibits an enzyme called cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), which may interrupt the carcinogenic process by a number of pathways, including suppression of estrogen synthesis.
This study also supports other findings that aspirin reduces the risk of hormone-sensitive breast cancer.2,3
—Dayna Dye
1. Gierach GL, Lacey JV Jr, Schatzkin A, et al. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and breast cancer risk in the National Institutes of Health-AARP Diet and Health Study. Breast Cancer Res. 2008 Apr 30;10(2):R38.
Coenzyme Q10 Relieves Muscle Damage in Athletes
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) supplementation significantly reduces muscle injury and oxidative stress due to intensive exercise, a new study reveals.1
In this double-blind study, 18 elite athletes took 300 mg/day of CoQ10 or placebo for 20 days, during which time they exercised intensively for 5.5 hours daily for six days. Various blood markers of muscle wear and tear and oxidative stress were measured before, during, and after the study period.1
Myoglobin and creatine kinase, proteins that indicate muscle damage, increased in both groups, but the increase was significantly less in the CoQ10 group. Levels of lipid peroxide, a measure of oxidative stress, were also lower among subjects taking CoQ10 than among control subjects.1
These results complement recent findings that CoQ10 supplementation may reduce exercise-induced fatigue and improve physical performance.2,3
—Dale Kiefer
1. Kon M, Tanabe K, Akimoto T, et al. Reducing exercise-induced muscular injury in kendo athletes with supplementation of coenzyme Q10. Br J Nutr. 2008 Feb 20;:1-7 [Epub ahead of print].
Anthocyanins Show Promise for Obesity
Anthocyanins, the colorful antioxidant pigments contained in many fruits and vegetables, help regulate adipocyte function and obesity in mice, according to a recent study.* Adipocyte (fat cell) dysfunction promotes obesity, which in turn is a major risk factor for metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance.
Four groups of mice (six each) were fed a control diet, control + anthocyanins, high-fat diet, or high-fat + anthocyanins. At 12 weeks, mice in the high-fat group weighed significantly more than all three other groups, suggesting that the anthocyanins prevented weight gain in the high-fat + anthocyanins group. Hypertrophy (size increase) of adipocytes occurred in the high-fat group, but not the high-fat + anthocyanins group. In a DNA analysis of human adipocytes, incubation with anthocyanins down-regulated the expression of inflammatory cytokines. The anthocyanins used in this study were derived from purple corn; berries are another rich source of anthocyanins.
According to the author, dietary anthocyanins have "a significant potency for anti-obesity."
—Laura J. Ninger, ELS
* Tsuda T. Regulation of adipocyte function by anthocyanins; possibility of preventing the metabolic syndrome. J Agric Food Chem. 2008 Feb 13;56(3):642-6.
Whey Protein Supplement Effective for Weight Loss
A purified whey protein supplement achieves substantial weight loss while sparing lean muscle, a recent study reports.* The supplement contains high levels of leucine from whey protein, bioactive peptides, and calcium.
More than 100 overweight adults (body mass index of 30-42 kg/m2) were randomly assigned to a low-calorie diet plus the whey supplement twice daily before meals or the same diet plus a control beverage of equal calories. After 12 weeks, the supplement group lost more weight than controls, and significantly more of the loss was in body fat (6.2 lb versus 3.6 lb). Supplement users were also less likely to lose lean muscle.
Total body fat loss in the supplement group was 6%, leading the authors to conclude that "because a 5% reduction of body fat mass has been shown to reduce the risk of obesity-related disease, the results have practical significance."
—Laura J. Ninger, ELS
* Frestedt JL, Zenk JL, Kuskowski MA, Ward LS, Bastian ED. A whey-protein supplement increases fat loss and spares lean muscle in obese subjects: a randomized human clinical study. Nutr Metab (Lond). 2008 Mar 27;5:8.
Fathers-To-Be Need Folate Too
Ensuring optimal folate intake during the reproductive years is just as important for men as it is for women, according to a new report.* Men who have reduced levels of this B vitamin have a higher rate of chromosomal abnormalities in their sperm, which puts their children at greater risk for genetically determined disorders.
Scientists administered dietary questionnaires to 97 healthy men aged 22 to 80 to determine their intake of folate and other nutrients from food and supplements. Semen samples were then collected and examined for aneuploidy (abnormal numbers of chromosomes), which can lead to genetically determined learning difficulties or Down's syndrome. Men who consumed the highest amount of folate (722-1,150 mcg) had a 20% lower risk of abnormal sperm, compared with men whose folate intake was low.
If future research confirms these findings, men intending to become fathers may be wise to increase their folate intake for at least three months before attempting to conceive in order to minimize the risk of genetic disorders in their children.
—Dayna Dye
* Young SS, Eskenazi B, Marchetti FM, Block G, Wyrobek AJ. The association of folate, zinc and antioxidant intake with sperm aneuploidy in healthy non-smoking men. Hum Reprod. 2008 May;23(5):1014-22.
Vitamin D May Protect Against Peripheral Artery Disease
Low serum vitamin D levels are associated with an increased risk of peripheral artery disease, according to a recent report from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).1 Peripheral artery disease occurs when arteries in the legs are damaged by atherosclerotic plaque, which diminishes blood flow and can cause leg pain and slow-healing foot wounds.
Researchers divided 4,839 participants into four groups based on their blood levels of vitamin D. They found increasing levels of the vitamin to be associated with a lower prevalence of peripheral artery disease. Participants with the lowest vitamin D blood levels (<17.8 ng/mL) had an 8.1% prevalence of the disease while those with the highest levels (>29.2 ng/mL) had only a 3.7% prevalence. Adjusted analysis of the data showed that peripheral artery disease was 80% more common in individuals with the lowest vitamin D levels, compared with those who had the highest levels.
This study adds to growing evidence of vitamin D's cardioprotective activity,2,3 leading the study authors to note that further studies investigating the nutrient's mechanism of action are needed.
—Michael J. Hall, ND
1. Melamed ML, Munter P, Michos ED, et al. Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels and the prevalence of peripheral arterial disease. Results from the NHANES 2001 to 2004. Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol. 2008 April 16 [Epub ahead of print].
Green Tea Combats Exercise-Induced Oxidative Damage
Consuming green tea protects against exercise-induced oxidative damage, according to a new study.* Oxidative damage, which results from metabolic activity and is increased following exercise, is linked to degenerative changes associated with aging and chronic disease.
Fourteen study volunteers participated. One group consumed green tea three times daily for seven days, while a control group did not drink green tea. Researchers then had the subjects perform a strenuous bench-press exercise and measured various blood markers for signs of oxidative stress before and after the activity.
The group who consumed green tea had significantly lower levels of blood markers that indicate oxidative tissue damage both before and after exercising. This group also had significantly higher post-exercise blood levels of glutathione, which is a key antioxidant, and greater blood antioxidant potential.
Green tea, a beverage rich in polyphenols, may thus offer protection against the oxidative damage incurred by athletes and everyone who exercises.
—Michael J. Hall, ND
* Panza VS, Wazlawik E, Ricardo Schütz G, Comin L, Hecht KC, da Silva EL. Consumption of green tea favorably affects oxidative stress markers in weight-trained men. Nutrition. 2008 May;24(5):433-42.
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This course illustrates the serious health, job performance and legal implications of alcohol and drug abuse, with particular attention given to the hazards of substance abuse in the maritime workplace.
This is an e-learning course for personnel working with design, selection and installation of equipment used in Ex areas.
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Vi tilbyr kurs i Ex grunnleggende som nettkurs. Kurset gir kandidaten en grunnleggende forståelse for prinsippene i elektriske anlegg i potensielt eksplosjonsfarlige områder. Hvorfor det er forskjellige soner og hva dette betyr. Krav til utstyr og plassering av dette.
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Kurset gir en innføring i relevant lovgivning og særregler som gjelder ved arbeid på høyspenningsanlegg offshore. I tillegg behandles sikkerhetsfilosofi, skadetyper forårsaket av elektrisitet samt behandling. Også riktig personlig verneutstyr behandles.
Kurset gir en fin innføring i relevant lovgivning og særregler som gjelder ved arbeid offshore. I tillegg behandles sikkerhetsfilosofi, skadetyper forårsaket av elektrisitet og behandling. Også valg av riktig personlig verneutstyr behandles.
FSE low voltage offshore covers all topics detailed in the FSE-regulation concerning work in and by high voltage installations offshore. In addition we´ll go through safety philosophy, various injuries caused by electricity and correct treatment, and personal protective equipment.
Guidelines for Offshore Marine Operations, and its objective is to provide guidance in the best practices which should be adopted to promote the safety on board all vessels servicing and supporting offshore facilities, and to reduce the risks associated with such operations.
The purpose of this training programme is to focus on the importance of proper greasing and maintenance of mooring winches and windlasses. The possible consequences of improper or infrequent greasing of mooring equipment are described together with tips for safe and efficient greasing procedures.
This CBT module will familiarize you with where H2S can be found and explore the properties and specific health and safety risks H2S poses. The CBT module will also introduce the methods used to measure H2S levels and identify safe and unsafe levels of exposure.
The offshore unit is a workplace that requires not only sufficient technical skills but also good cooperation and team work among the crew. There are many factors that destroy good cooperation, and one of these is the prevalence of harassment and bullying.
This is Seagull's Advanced level module on the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code, for seafarers with immediate responsibility for the loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of dangerous, hazardous or harmful packaged goods.
Exercise benefits every part of the body, including the mind. The merits of regular physical activity ranges from preventing chronic health conditions to promoting weight loss and better sleep are widely acknowledged.
This is a basic training program in marine environment awareness for offshore personnel at management, operational as well as on support level.
This training course prepare personnel on how to execute first aid in a safe and efficient manner. This course will focus primarily upon how first aid techniques work. It also provides valuable knowledge about how to evaluate and treat injured and sick persons.
Permits To Work are integral safety systems that control and manage risks which arise during hazardous tasks on board. They ensure all personnel are mindful of their roles and responsibilities.
Choosing the best suited personal protective equipment is essential to be as safe as possible, when working in a hazardous environment. Personal protective equipment (PPE) come in many different qualities and designs for various hazards and conditions.
With Global warming, there has been an increased use of the Arctic region especially, by all elements of the maritime community: commercial, military, scientific and recreational. This has led to revised requirements for crew in STCW with amendments.
Exercise benefits every part of the body, including the mind. This CBT module is intended to help seafarers improving their lifestyle while onboard. This is done by offering them pragmatic lifestyle advice and an easy to use physical training program appropriate to their onboard situation.
This training program is designed to assist the seafarer in preventing a piracy or armed robbery attack, managing a situation where pirates or armed robbers gain access to the vessel and understanding how to react if pirates do actually seize control of the ship.
This module prepares personnel to protect a vessel from pirate or armed robber attack, including the defence measures that can be taken on a vessel and sources of information to assist a crew.
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You will learn to calculate energy conditions in process installations explain the design of piping systems and calculate the capacity and flow patterns in pipes.
After completing the course you should be able to operate equipment for adding chemicals to production wells, injection wells and process facilities on a platform or production ship.
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Requirements for the recovery of persons from the water entered into force on 1 July, 2014, under SOLAS regulation III/17-1. This requires ship-specific plans and procedures for the recovery of persons from the water.
The purpose of this training programme is to provide the users with knowledge and understanding of Risk Assessment and Risk Management. The idea is to heighten awareness of safety issues and get people to think and talk about job hazards and how they can be controlled.
The world changed on September 11th 2001. We all realised how vulnerable we are to attacks from terrorists. A ship can be used by terrorists, either to transport weapons or as a weapon itself.
Stress is a normal part of life. We experience stress as we adapt to changes in our environment. Stress can either help or hinder us from dealing with different circumstances, but this depends on how we react to it and manage it.
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BES-vakt kurset gir grunnleggende kunnskaper og ferdigheter iht. petroleumsindustriens krav til BES-vakter. Kurset retter seg mot de som arbeide som brann, entring og sikkerhetsvakt.
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Step One: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
School districts contract with qualified environmental consultants to prepare a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (Ed. Code, § 17210, subsec. (b) and § 17213.1, subsec. (a)). The consultant reviews records to determine if the potential exists for exposure to hazardous materials, including methane and naturally occurring hazardous substances (Ed. Code, § 17210.1, subsec. (a)(1) and (2)). The school district submits this assessment for DTSC review, comment and approval.
DTSC must provide a determination on this assessment within 30 days. However, if the assessment is not complete and DTSC requests additional information, DTSC will review and approve the assessment 30 days after receiving the information (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(2) and (3)).
If assessment identifies no potential contamination, the school district will receive a "No Action" determination letter from DTSC, and the process is complete (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(2)). When a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment reveals potential contamination, a Preliminary Environmental Assessment may be required to evaluate the threat to human health or the environment.
In September 2002, DTSC filed emergency Phase I regulations to add the Phase I Addendum to the school site environmental review process to save school districts time and money (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, div. 4.5, ch. 51.5). These regulations were finalized and approved in February 2003. These regulations enable school districts to conduct focused investigations for potential soil contamination from lead-based paint and electrical transformers. If the results indicate contaminant concentrations above acceptable limits, further action will be required.
In November 2006, DTSC filed an emergency amendment to the Phase I regulations to reference the updated American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard E1527-05, and allow evaluation of termiticide application, in addition to lead-based paint and electrical transformers, in a Phase I Addendum.
The final amended Phase I regulations were approved in July 2007. In addition to the emergency amendment, these regulations clarify the Phase I and Phase I Addendum processes, and streamline the environmental review process to help minimize site assessment costs for properties historically considered unlikely to have contamination, such as residential properties.
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A Preliminary Environmental Assessment is required when there is potential contamination on the school site. This can be determined through a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment or districts may elect to proceed directly to a Preliminary Environmental Assessment based on site knowledge (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(4)(B)). The assessment includes collection of environmental samples and evaluation of potential health risks. School districts enter into an Environmental Oversight Agreement with DTSC, then contract with a qualified environmental consultant to prepare an assessment according to DTSC guidelines. The assessment includes preparation of a work plan, collection and analysis of environmental samples, and preparation of a Preliminary Environmental Assessment report (Ed. Code, § 17210, subsec. (b) and § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(4)(B)). The report includes results of environmental sampling and a health risk assessment conducted according to DTSC guidelines (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(4)(B)). As required by the Education Code (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(6)), school districts must make the report available for public review and comment before DTSC's final determination. DTSC is required to approve or disapprove the Preliminary Environmental Assessment Report within 30 days of close of public review period (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(6)(A)) or within 30 days of the school district's approval of the Environmental Impact Report for the school (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(6)(B). If the assessment identifies no significant health or environmental risks, the school district will receive a "No Further Action" determination letter from DTSC (Ed. Code, § 17213.1, subsec. (a)(9)) and the process is complete. If the assessment identifies potential contamination, further action will be required.
To start the PEA process, submit an Environmental Oversight Program (EOP) application (Environmental Oversight Program Application) (school district), signed by an authorized school district representative, to:
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If the Preliminary Environmental Assessment identifies significant contamination, school districts may elect to drop the proposed school site from consideration or clean up the contamination under a DTSC Voluntary Cleanup Agreement (VCA) or School Cleanup Agreement (SCA). An SCA is required for school districts planning to obtain final site or plan approval and full funding before completion of required response actions. Consistent with response actions conducted for other contaminated sites, DTSC follows Health and Safety Code requirements for all responses actions (Ed. Code, § 17210.1, subsec. (a)(1) and (2) and § 17213.2, subsec. (a)). DTSC is required to provide opportunities for public comment on the Removal Action Work Plan or Remedial Action Plan before approval of the final document (Health & Saf. Code, div. 20, ch. 6.8, § 25356.1, subsec. (e) and (h)). When all necessary cleanup activities are complete, DTSC will certify that "No Further Action" is needed.
To continue with the response action process, school districts should submit a written request to amend the existing Environmental Oversight Agreement (EOA) to a Voluntary Cleanup Agreement (VCA), or School Cleanup Agreement (SCA) signed by an authorized district representative, to:
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February 12 2013, 09:03:48
First sign of life from us in 2013. Yes, we are alive and kicking!
Got some pretty good news to bring you and lets get the party started with some exciting news form the ADEPT camp.
Well most of you seen it coming, but now we can finally reveal some more info about the new album SILENCE THE WORLD. 11 great new songs recorded again down at Studio Fredman, the very same studio where the band recorded "Death Dealers".
The release date is now set to March 22:nd and the record will be available digitally worldwide as well as on CD in stores around Europe mainly.
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Very soon upon release the band will head out touring. A UK tour with WITH ONE LAST BREATH is booked and starts April 8:th. 10 shows in total.
Directly after that the guys jumps over to mainland Europe where they join the impressive Impericon Progression tour alongside CALLEJON, AUGUST BURNS RED, ARCHITECTS and BREAKDOWN OF SANITY. Ending the whole tour are two festivals, Loudfest in Switzerland and Groezrock in Belgium. More festivals and other dates to follow.
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February 12 2013, 09:00:42
HER BRIGHT SKIES have just recently started their 'get in the van' year and started to support their very strong and great new album "RIVALS".
Currently on tour with ROYAL REPUBLIC, the band got some more plans to reveal soon. Ladbrokes says they think the band will follow the path of Leif Ericson and Christoffer Colombus and soon land somewhere across the pond = the other side of the Atlantic. Probably more north than south. Stay tuned for more news as they are setting their sails.
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Got a brand new video (
) out now for their song "Clouds". A song from the WE CURSE THE DAY compilation. New material being written and we hope to bring some release news from them soon.
One thing set up is a Scandinavian tour supporting BURY TOMORROW early May. Dates here below:
02.05.13 - Norway Stavanger, Tou Scene
03.05.13 - Norway, Bergen, Garage
04.05.13 - Norway, Oslo, Gamla
07.05.13 - Denmark, Aarhus, Backstage
08.05.13 - Denmark, Copenhagen, Lions & Barrels
09.05.13 - Sweden, Linköping, Skylten
10.05.13 - Sweden, Gothenburg, Fängelset
11.05.13 - Sweden, Stockholm, Arena Satelliten
Aim For The Sunrise
Recently lost their drummer, Nicko, but quickly a got replacement, Tobias, and with such a strong debut as the October released "No Kings, No Chains" under their belt, we hope they'll soon be back to pound it out it live all over Scandinavia and Europe.
Promising band with a really strong new album out. Tons more people need to hear them so
spread the word and start the AFTS takeover...It's a great album with great melodies and heavy beats that people need to discover.
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The Jindal administration kicked off a months-long state budget debate Friday by presenting a $24.7 billion budget that relies on the finalization of contracts involving public hospitals, property sales and other unresolved issues.
College tuition will increase, many parents will be required to make a co-payment for their children to receive therapy for developmental delays and the elderly no longer will get help receiving free prescription drugs.
"We're proud of this budget even though this budget certainly has been a challenge," Commissioner of Administration Kristy Nichols told members of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget.
Nichols said the Jindal administration had to hold the line on cost increases and find offsets because of a $1.3 billion shortfall in the revenue needed to keep state government services at their current level.
No new State Police troopers would be trained for another year. Several thousand state government workers could be out of a job. College tuition would rise by $75 million to help balance universities' budgets. More than $1 million would be saved by no longer helping the elderly apply for free medicine through pharmaceutical company programs.
The presentation of the proposed spending plan for the fiscal year that starts July 1 is the starting point for a budget debate that will ramp up next month with legislative hearings. A final version of the plan that funds colleges, schools and other public services will be crafted in the legislative session that starts in April.
The governor's proposed budget includes $7.9 billion in state general fund revenue and $9.7 billion in federal dollars. The biggest spending area is in health care, with the state Department of Health and Hospitals slated to receive $8.9 billion.
The most dramatic change from the current year to the next is in the LSU Health Care Services Division, which runs most of the state's public hospitals. Total funding for the division would drop by $781 million in the governor's proposal.
The Jindal administration wants to turn over most of the public hospitals to private business, saving the state money. However, only some of the agreements are in place, making legislators anxious about funding being stripped without any guarantees on who will provide health care to their constituents.
"We're not even saying who that somebody is," state Sen. Francis Thompson, D-Delhi, told Nichols.
The proposed budget that the Jindal administration put forth contains other uncertainties.
"I want to be cautious as we move forward with contingencies," House Speaker Chuck Kleckley, R-Lake Charles, told Nichols.
The budget includes:
- $47 million from planned property sales, including $10 million for a downtown Baton Rouge office building and $4.8 million from the sale of a lot next to the State Capitol. The Capitol lot was supposed to be sold in the current fiscal year but never was.
- Saving $1.7 million by requiring some families to help pay for the therapy and other support their young children receive for developmental delays or disabilities through the EarlySteps program. The size of payments would be based on families' income levels. Separate legislation is required to put the fee schedule in place.
Higher education funding would remain largely static, with tuition increases and one-time, or nonrecurring, revenue sources helping fill gaps.
The Governor's Office argues that the tuition hikes they are counting on to keep higher education funding stable aren't new increases because the law authorizing them was passed three years ago. The 2010 LA GRAD Act gives colleges the authority to raise tuition 10 percent annually after hitting certain academic benchmarks.
Additionally, without using $424 million from one-time revenue generators, such as, property sales, public colleges and universities would face a 19 percent drop in funding, Nichols said.
State Sen. Dan Claitor, R-Baton Rouge, complained that the Jindal administration's approach to higher education funding is threatening LSU's flagship status. He said staff is leaving and classes are crowded.
Higher education officials said later in the day that they still are looking at the governor's proposal.
"We have not yet had an opportunity to fully assess the potential impact of the proposed budget, but we look forward to working with the governor, legislators and other state leaders in finding solutions for funding higher education in Louisiana," LSU interim President and interim Chancellor William Jenkins said.
Southern University System President Ronald Mason said, "It still is early in the process."
State Sen. Sharon Broome, D-Baton Rouge, said her constituents are unhappy about the speed with which the Jindal administration is shifting care from LSU's Earl K. Long Medical Center to Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center.
The shift is part of the governor's strategy for private business taking over public health care.
Nichols said the partnerships produce savings that ensure the state still is able to provide health care.
Details of the governor's plan to eliminate the state's personal income and corporate taxes remain a mystery even though the administration has conceded that a state sales tax hike is likely to replace the revenue.
Nichols told legislators that the budget contains no tax increases. Afterward, she said any increases will not be viewed as such because the governor wants to make the eliminations in a budget neutral fashion by swapping revenue sources.
Koran Addo of The Advocate Capitol news bureau contributed to this report.


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Tourism Tracer is the largest project of its type in the world, both spatially and temporally. It is one of the most innovative and extensive research projects ever conducted into tourist travel. The Tourist Tracking Project began its life in 2016 as the Sense-T Sensing Tourist Travel study and received invaluable support from Sense-T during its early evolution.
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The Project began in January 2016 and is continuing to track the precise movements of visitors to Tasmania as they travel around the state.Tourists are approached at Hobart and Launceston Airports and on board the Spirit of Tasmania to take part in the study. Visitors who are in the state from four to 14 days are eligible to take part.
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Django Unchained
Following the colossal impact of Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino's reputation kept him a cult favorite straight through smaller pictures like Jackie Brown, the Kill Bills, and even the less impressive Death Proof. But 2009's Inglourious Basterds proved that Tarantino was capable of extending his reach to new viewers, utilizing his unique stylistic sensibilities to harness rich, booming, emotional stories. In the wake of Inglourious, we expected the same marriage of style and substance from Django Unchained. An immediate follow-up to the 2009 masterpiece, Django keeps in step with Inglourious in framework: they're both period pieces, both stories about a people's oppression, both vehicles for the tremendous talent that is Christoph Waltz. But where Tarantino's World War II wonder felt like a meticulous melding of his outsider auterism and mainstream dramatic cinema, Django is more an example of Tarantino's heightened confidence as a result of Inglourious he has conquered the mainstream world, and now can infuse it with everything he might have been holding back last time around. But this is where Django falters: while roundabout conversations and stylistic violence are a staple of Tarantino's work, here his usual gambit feels overdone, and more than a bit worn out.
The story takes the charismatic King Schultz (Waltz), a pre-Civil War dentist-turned-bounty hunter, on a mission to assassinate a trio of known criminals. He teams up with slave Django (Jamie Foxx) whom he apprehends by murdering his masters because investigations have led him to understand Django is someone who can identify by sight the targets in question. A moralistic opponent of the very idea of slavery, not to mention a big-hearted romantic, Schultz agrees to both grant Django his legal freedom and to help him rescue his beloved wife Broomhilda (Kerry Washington) from the clutches of a sinister slave owner in exchange for his assistance in completing a montage of bounty missions.
The pair's early journeys offer a good deal of fun the first act of the movie is chock full of Jedi Mind Tricks imparted by Schultz upon enemies of the conquest, Kill Bill-ian cutaways, and an off-kilter vignette that plants a horde of Klan members in goof-around banter that would be more at home in Blazing Saddles. But once Schultz and Django arrive at the plantation of the dastardly Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio, who has fostered a great deal of excitement with this casting but downplays any opportunity for memorable madness) to rescue Broomhilda, the fury of the film dips. Several meandering exchanges between Candie and his visitors (employing the façade of slave traders interested in purchasing some of Candie's prized Mandingo fighters) precede a dinner setting that is established to grant the heroes certain triumph or certain doom. Where this chapter of the story should easily be the most engrossing akin in form to Inglourious' high-anxiety bar showdown or Pulp Fiction's diner robbery, we never break a sweat. Even when suspicions arise courtesy of babbling house servant/secret mastermind of the Candie operation Stephen's (Samuel L. Jackson, whose performance is a gem) watchful eye we're never too worried about the outcome. The stakes are never presented with as much weight as they deserve.
But alongside this absence of substance, there exists overstuffed style: far too many "endings" to the movie (as Tarantino feels the need to tack on new forays for Django long past the story's expiration date), one too many shootouts, a few too many bad guys (the sheer number robbing each of his effective villainy), and conversations that even devoted Tarantino fans will find to be rambling. And while all this could be prepared successfully, it would need something more below the surface to make it work. We never really get to know Django and we're dealt a "damsel in distress" so flimsy we never form any real attachment to her. As such, we never feel in danger, even in the film's hardest moments. And while we might have fun at a few points along the way, without this gravity, it doesn't quite feel like a successful journey.
Hollywood.com rated this film 3 stars.