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Members of Northcrest Baptist Church in Meridian spent Wednesday evening collecting all sorts of supplies that residents in Hattiesburg can use to begin the rebuilding process.
Paper towels, garbage bags, and cleaning supplies will certainly be appreciated by those hit hardest by Sunday's night's powerful EF-4 tornado that left parts of Hattiesburg in ruins. A lot of people only had enough time to get to a safe spot and couldn't protect their belongings.
"If we could help with the clean up or if we can just feed people," Heather Mason says. "Whatever we can get."
Members of the church say it was God that led them to do this. They say they contacted some friends in Hattiesburg and then things came together really easily. That led to Wednesday night's drop off at the Northcrest gym where members of the community were able to drop off items that will come in handy.
"I've been on the other side of a situation like this," Mason points out "And to see the outpouring was amazing. And this time, I get to be on the side where I get to help."
Members of the church will be driving the items to Hattiesburg and tell Newscenter 11 they can't wait to see them in the hands of those who need them most. The church hopes it will be able to meet the needs of as many people as possible.

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After getting engaged in Disney Land Paris, we thought it would be fitting to carry on where we started by jetting off to Disney World in Florida for our honey moon! I am beyond excited for this. I was last in Disney World last July in 2016. I imagined our honey moon on a tropical beach, lounging around sipping cocktails, however I felt that I would get a little restless and bored doing this for a solid two weeks. I always had Disney in the back of my mind, so when Dino actually suggested going I jumped at the chance. We decided it would be perfect for us.
We booked directly through the Disney World website. I heard that this was the best place for deals, and over all it made the process really straight forward as it was all in the one place. At the time of booking we were lucky enough to take advantage of the free Disney dining plan offer, as well as 14 days for the price of 7 days park tickets. This meant that we saved a lot of money, which is crucial just now with the wedding.
This trip will be the first time I'll be staying on Disney property at a Disney hotel. We decided on Caribbean Beach Resort. Although this resort is currently undergoing refurbishment, we decided to stay here regardless, as we don't feel like the construction will bother us too much. I feel that the rooms look new and comfortable, and the location of the resort is great as it is so close to the parks.
We opted to stay with the Quick Service Dining Plan instead of upgrading to the Table Service Plan not to just save money, but from other blogs and reviews I have read I feel that the options you have for quick service dining will be great for us. There are however a few select restaurants we want to try such as Be Our Guest where I feel we can splash out on a meal.
Since booking I've been watching endless Disney World vlogs to get me more excited, as well as eyeing up Mr & Mrs Disney merchandise (Minnie bridal ears here I come!)
If you have any recommendations for things for us to see and do at Disney please let me know.


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BEDFORD-STUYVESANT — It was just after 1 p.m. on Sunday, and 20-month-old Vega de Seve was flirting with a sunburn.
The porcelain-skinned, sandy-blond toddler played in a sunny corner of her sprawling Brooklyn backyard, cooing as her neighbor, Aki Baker, 35, bent to smear sunscreen over her face and neck.
"My kids don't even really need sunscreen," the heavily pregnant Baker conceded as she struggled to find a dry spot on Vega's arms. "I don't really know where to put it."
But with a rainbow of young children running around the former candle factory on this seemingly abandoned and gritty industrial stretch of Atlantic Avenue, the timely application of sunscreen is just one of the many parenting skills even childless tenants learn.
"It was really special for me to be so connected to neighbors with families, because I don't have children," said artist Ann Humphreys, a North Carolina expat and hula-hoop artist who has lived in the factory on and off for several years. "Kids are always running underfoot."
In fact, most of the children in this artists' community on the Bed-Stuy border look and act so much like siblings it's hard to keep track of who's related to whom. Without warning Sunday, the yard became a blur of popsicles and water balloons. Preschoolers sought out teenagers to read them the jokes printed on the popsicle stick. An upset toddler was hoisted onto the nearest hip.
"We always joke they all look related," Baker said. "They're like this pack — from 14 down to 2. The big kids really take care of the little kids."
Still, few would mistake the complex of former industrial buildings with its laundry lines and sprawling backyard for a commune. Living in New York City, the factory's 150 or so residents are currently far more concerned with securing residential zoning — a process they expect to complete later this year — than creating utopia. Barbecues stand in for meetings. Everyone longs for the day they can finally install a dead-bolt lock on their doors.
"I want a bit more control over my kids than in a communal living situation, but most of us share very similar views of how to raise children," Baker said. "Sometimes it can be lonely to raise children in New York City, but here you get to see everything."
For residents, the candle factory is more like the platonic ideal of Brooklyn gentrification: A building with history in a neighborhood with character. A community of diverse yet like-minded neighbors. Exposed brick.
"It's very international, very supportive," said Vega's mom, Daniela Kostova, who was busy showing her work for the GO Brooklyn open studio project. "The spaces in this giant industrial loft, they're completely remodeled and personalized by everyone who lives there."
And then there's the yard. A secret garden, tucked away from the tumult of Atlantic Avenue, almost Eden-like in its idyll. Children ran free, unfettered by many of the anxieties of urban parenting. There is a tire swing. And a trampoline.
"When I have friends over, the first thing they say is 'wow'," said 14-year-old Saya Baker, a freshman at LaGuardia High School and the candle factory's unofficial first daughter. "It feels safe, and when you know everyone it's really nice."
There have been less glamorous moments. When the Bakers first moved here, the yard was a garbage dump. Urban reality also sometimes intrudes, as when a drug bust in a neighboring building a few years ago brought heavily armed police to their front door.
"I was grilling fish outside," Baker recalled, laughing. "The police said, 'You should go inside,' and I said, 'But my fish will burn.'"
The whirling dervish of curly-haired little boys paused briefly to refuel by the barbeque before rushing off toward the trampoline, the garden's undisputed highlight. There they began the inevitable squabble over who would be the Red Power Ranger, or whether they might not all be Ninja Turtles instead.
"There's a lot of unsupervised kid play here, because it's so fortified," said Vega's dad Mike de Seve. "It's an oasis."


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Auckland's newest market coming
Auckland's newest market coming
Immediate Release
newest market is coming to Henderson on 5 October
The Trust Arena Sunday Market will be opening at the Trust Arena on 5 October 2014, from 7am – 1pm every Sunday.
The Market is run by David Lee, an experienced entrepreneur, hospitality expertise, and one of the first stallholders at Auckland Council's New Lynn Night Market.
Lee, a long-time residents in West Auckland, is positive about the new Sunday market.
"We aim to provide a market focused on community development and economic success for the area," says Lee. "Ensuring that stallholders feel they are engaged and part of the market as a family is very important to us."
Markets have fast becoming a popular shopping heaven for money-savvy Aucklanders. It provide cheap and diverse options for Aucklanders and small business owners an opportunity to build their businesses.
"The market provides price savvy quality products for bargain hunters, and a cheap opportunity for entrepreneurs who may want to explore options to build their first business."
started as a stallholder at the New Lynn Night Market and
recognised how
markets can empower communities and small business owners."
"And this could also give people an opportunity to showcase their artistic talents, whether you are a visual artist, musician, or entertainer."
Call for stallholders are now open. For more information about the market, visit http://trustsarenasundaymarket.weebly.com/ or contact David Lee, email@example.com.


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Peas of all types are among the most coveted of spring vegetables. Peas are a cool-season crop, best grown in spring or fall in most regions. The three main types of garden peas are based on pod type. Most varieties grow best when trellised or trained on a fence.
Green peas -- also called English, pod, or shell peas -- are best picked just an hour or two before serving before their sugars can convert to starches. Be sure to plant plenty, because after all the shelling, there's almost never enough to sate everyone. Tender, sweet spring peas are a treat that's hard to get enough of.
Increasingly popular are snap peas, which bear plump, tender pods that are eaten pod and all. They're gaining fans because they don't need time-consuming shelling and no part of the pod goes to waste.
A favorite for years has been snow peas, which produce flat, tender pods that are eaten before the peas inside the pod swell to full size. They're great in stir-fries and Asian dishes.
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Pick shelling peas when pods are full and rounded, but before the peas inside become tough and starchy. Harvest snap peas when pods first start to fatten but aren't completely full. Some varieties have a tough string along the pod suture that must be removed before eating the entire pod. Harvest snow peas when pods are still flat and the seeds inside are small and undeveloped. If the peas inside enlarge too much, harvest and shell them similar to English peas.


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Leap! (Ballerina)| PG
Runtime: 1:29
Director: Eric Summer, Éric Warin
Starring: Elle Fanning, Nat Wolff, Maddie Ziegler, Carly Rae Jepsen
Synopsis: Paris, 1884. An orphaned girl arrives in Paris from Brittany. Félicie Milliner is 11 and has no money but one big, passionate dream: to become a dancer. With nothing left to lose, Félicie takes a big risk: she 'borrows' a spoiled brats identity and enters the Opera Ballet School. But how long can she be someone else? Mentored by the tough and mysterious cleaner, Odette , Félicie learns that talent is not enough - it takes hard work to be better than her ruthless, conniving fellow students. That and friendship. Felicie's inventive, exhausting and charismatic best friend Victor also has a dream: becoming a famous inventor. Together, they both encourage each other to reach for the stars.
This film opens on 08/25/2017
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Apparently, Jimmy Butler's maturity isn't limited to the court.
Asked if he believes he deserves more playing time even when Luol Deng is fully recovered from his right hamstring injury, the second-year forward gave an answer Tom Thibodeau would love.
"That's up to the guy in the head coach's office," Butler said. "When I come back off the bench, I'm going to try to do the same things I've been doing. That's all I can say."


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I am trying to update an old game from to cocos2d v2.2, but CCBReader is not able to read .ccbi files and ends up throwing as assertion failure with warning
File not found: HomeScreen.ccbi
What happens is, all the ccbi files are ziped, when game launches the first time, following code is used to unzip all the CCScenes
[CCBReader unzipResources:@"ccb.zip"];
This was working with older code, I updated the cocos2d, CCBReader and SSZipArchive, code builds perfectly but then game crashes with the assertion failure.
I tried to search for files unzipped using iPhone explorer. I found that the normal resources (which are not zipped) are in .app folder and the zipped resources are unzipped in Library folder, and they are not being unzipped in .app, can this be the cause for file not found?
If this was coming from a v2.2 app, were the ccbi files built with an old version of SpriteBuilder or CocosBuilder? At the very least, you are going to have to rebuild the ccbi files from the ccb files. I'm not sure what the upgrade path is for ccb files that are that old. You would have to ask @vik
Yes they were built with CocosBuilder version 2.0
I'm afraid SpriteBuilder / CCBReader are not compatible with files created with CocosBuilder.


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The event begins Friday, April 5th and President Clinton and Colbert are scheduled to appear together April 6th.
More than a thousand college students will meet celebrities and talk about education, the environment and human rights during the Clinton Global Initiative.
Chelsea Clinton is also expected at the Washington University event.
Colbert will also interview President Clinton for his Comedy Central show, The Colbert Report, that will air at a later time.
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Several factors affect the choice of corn seeding depth.
Although many areas have received late winter precipitation, dry soil is still a concern in areas where tillage allows significant surface drying or precipitation has not occurred.
Corn Seeding Depth: Back to the Basics, a recent ICM News article, discusses how to select appropriate seed depth. This article focuses on planter adjustment settings and considerations if seed is planted deeper than normal due to dry conditions in the upper two inches at the surface.
Dry surface soil suggests deeper planting depths to obtain moisture for rapid germination.
The seed depth adjustment on planters controls the distance between the bottom of the double-disc seed opener and bottom of depth-gauge wheels.
Most planter row units have the ability to adjust this difference to at least 3 or 4 inches. Simply adjusting this depth difference between gauge wheels and seed opener, however, will not automatically mean seed is placed at the adjustment depth.
A certain amount of weight or down force is required to push the seed opener into the soil before the adjacent depth wheel comes into contact with the surface. The down force required increases with increasing penetration depth. This is similar to increased force required to drive a spade deeper into the soil.
It's always a good idea to make sure depth-gauge wheels are in contact with the soil surface. This check is particularly necessary when planting at deeper than normal depths or if dry soil increases penetration resistance encountered by the seed opener.
If gauge wheels are not on the soil surface, extra weight must be transferred to the row unit via the down force system on the parallel links attaching the row unit to the planter frame.
Extra weight may be required
In some cases, extra weight may be required on the planter toolbar frame to allow penetration of the seed opener. This last issue is more commonly encountered when a large number of row units are used on a given planter toolbar (e.g., narrow- or split-row planter use) or separate fertilizer injectors are used on the planter.
Rather than relying strictly on depth adjustment between the bottom of the seed opener and bottom of depth-gauge wheels an alternative approach to increasing planting seed depth to a zone of adequate moisture is to create a furrow ahead of the planter by setting row cleaner depth deeper than usual.
This concept loosens soil for easier penetration of the seed opener. More aggressive or deeper depth settings may remove an inch or two of surface soil before insertion of the seed by the seed opener and depth-gauge wheels.
Creating a furrow with row cleaners may be the simplest method to insert seed deeper than ordinarily capable with the planter's seed depth adjustment (typically 3 to 4 inches). This approach has worked well for some operators in previous planting situations with dry surface soil.
This approach carries potential risks if rains occur during early germination and growth. Rainfall can puddle and seal tilled soils affecting the ability of corn to emerge. Even if corn has emerged, excessive water runoff erodes soil and can wash seed and plants from furrows if rows are sloping.
Contrary to planting in moist or wet soil, increasing down pressure somewhat on closing wheels can help seed-to-soil contact. Some extra down pressure on depth-gauge wheels slightly increases seed depth and increases emergence rate, bringing additional moisture into the seed zone by increasing capillary action on the soil water.
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Guides & Toolkits
Social Determinants of Health: A Quick Reference Guide for State Offices of Rural Health and State and Territorial Health Officials
September 2017 - Authors: NOSORH, in collaboration with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
|There are many factors which influence the health of people living and working in rural America: access to care, genetics, relationships with friends and family, environment, and a wide variety of social determinants of health.
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Critical Access Hospital Designation Manual
November 2016 - Authors: Joyce A. Hospodar, MBA, MPA
|A manual covering the requirements for becoming a Critical Access Hospital (CAH).
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2015 Arizona Rural Health Clinic Designation Manual
February 2015 - Authors: Joyce A. Hospodar, MBA, MPA
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A Quick-Start Guide to the Health Insurance Marketplace Application
October 2013 - Authors: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
|A quick start guide to learning about the Health Insurance Marketplace. Download: http://marketplace.cms.gov/getofficialresources/training-materials/quick-start-guide-to-the-marketplace-application.pdf
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Seeking Rural Health Data: A toolkit
July 2013 - Authors: Rural Health Office
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Rural Assistance Center Health Information Technology Toolkit
July 2013 - Authors: Rural Assistance Center
|Health information technology (HIT) systems can be difficult to implement. With support from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Rural HIT Taskforce, this toolkit provides federal resources to help guide rural health facilities and providers through the phases of choosing, implementing and operating HIT systems. Using the toolkit, rural communities can: Address challenges of finding capital funding Help community colleges enhance training programs
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The Role of Small and Rural Hospitals and Care Systems in Effective Population Health Partnerships
June 2013 - Authors: Health Research & Educational Trust
|To become an effective population health manager, a hospital must create effective partnerships. This guide describes how small and rural hospitals and care systems can develop effective population health partnerships that balance the challenges and opportunities encountered in providing health management.
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12 Things You Should Know About Healthcare Rights
December 2012 - Authors: Southwest Rural Policy Network
|The Southwest Rural Policy Network has put together a simple and easy to follow guide to ease the confusion on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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Creating a Coordinated Community Response for Battered Immigrant Women
January 2008 - Authors: Battered Immigrant Women Program
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Inter Facility Tool Kit for the Pediatric Patient
March 2007 - Authors: Various
|The EMS for Children National Resource Center, the Emergency Nurses Association, and the Society of Trauma Nurses released the Inter Facility Tool Kit for the Pediatric Patient.
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White House pushes for new privacy codes of conduct
The U.S. White House will push for online businesses to adopt new privacy codes of conduct, including consumer rights to control what information websites collect about them and a right to see what data is being collected, officials there said.
Members of President Barack Obama's administration will officially announce details about its so-called privacy bill of rights on Thursday, with the effort focused on government working with private businesses, privacy groups and other experts to develop voluntary privacy codes of conduct.
While the Obama administration will propose privacy legislation to the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Department of Commerce will move ahead with voluntary codes of conduct that could be implemented without congressional action, administration officials said in a press briefing late Wednesday. Legislation would put consumer privacy rights into law.
"American consumers can't wait any longer for clear rules of the road that ensure their personal information is safe online," Obama said in a statement. "As the Internet evolves, consumer trust is essential for the continued growth of the digital economy. For businesses to succeed online, consumers must feel secure."
If a company commits to following a privacy code of conduct, that commitment will be enforced by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, said Daniel Weitzner, the White House's deputy CTO.
While adopting the privacy codes will be voluntary, many online businesses will want to consider them in an effort to retain the trust of their customers, officials said.
"We certainly think a lot of businesses will step up, and have stepped up, but we don't expect that solves the entire problem," Weitzner said. The White House will push for Congress to expand privacy protections, he added.
During the official White House announcement Thursday, the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), a coalition of U.S. media and marketing trade associations, will commit to honoring do-not-track requests made by Web users through their browsers. Most major browsers now offer do-not-track options, but compliance with the requests has been uneven.
Nearly 90 percent of U.S. businesses that deliver behavioral advertising, including Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL, are members of the groups that make up the DAA, said Stu Ingis, the DAA's general counsel. Most DAA members should begin honoring the do-not-track requests within nine months, after working with browser makers to develop consistent do-not-track standards, he said.
"The DAA is committed to making choices work for all consumers," Ingis said.
FTC Chairman Jon Liebowitz praised the DAA for committing to honoring do-not-track requests in browsers. "This is a big step," he said.
With the DAA commitment, Web users should expect that if they set their browsers to prohibit websites and online advertising networks from tracking them, that one request will be honored across the Web, Weitzner said. Consumers should be able to make the choice once and not have it expire, he added.
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Butter: Cultured, Bad & Bougie/
I recently stumbled upon a 2-pound log of butter made by the Amish. It's the type of purchase I am ecstatic about, but at the same time mildly ashamed of telling people about. I'm a sucker for local products and anything artisanal. So for $8 bucks, I was the proud recipient of a block of Amish butter. I whipped up some toast and slathered it on... Amazing? Yes. Life Changing? Yes. In some regards I feel mildly robbed. I just think of all the years I've wasted eating shitty butter.
In my house growing up, olive oil trumped butter and it's no surprise why. The Land O' Lakes and Great Value we'd all been eating was a mere shadow of what its nutty buttery goodness should be. Over the past few months I have been wandering down the rabbit hole of butter and as you might imagine, it is quite the culinary badass.
History. Butter has a rich history, pun intended. The oldest reference of butter has been found on a sandstone dated over 4,500 years old. While this is coming from a site dedicated to the Canadian Dairy Industry, I cannot find any reference to this butter art anywhere. Regardless, recently in 2009 a 70-pound case of butter was unearthed in Ireland that dated back 3,000 years. It's safe to say butter has been around. Most historians attribute the original practice of butter churning to the Arabs and Greeks and ancient butter churning is pretty awesome.
Ancient Butter Churning 101.
1. Find yourself a goat
2. Slaughter your goat
3. Take great care in skinning in while breaking down the animal
4. After butchering, take your goat skin and sew it back up. You'll be looking to make what I like to call a "goat bag." The only part of said goat that was left open was the left foreleg. Why, you may ask? I have no idea.
5. Open your goat leg, pour in cream and tie up the "goat bag."
6. String up that milky goat to some tent poles and swing that bad boy around until you have some butter. Now, that's a party! However, this has left me with some serious questions..
When you swing your goat from tent poles does it resemble a pig on a spit or are we talking goat tether ball?
How does one extract the butter from the goat bag? Playdoh style out the same left leg it came in on or do you split the skin open and make a giant butter ball?
I mean really, how many people does it take to swing a goat filled with heaps of cream? Is it wrong to assume a shit ton? How did people not get sick? While this description of butter churning leaves me with more questions than answers, that last question has got to come down to if your butter is cultured. No im not talking about bougie butter, but bacterial butter.
Cultured vs. Sweet Cream. Cultured butter is traditionally only found in Europe today, although Vermont and New York are experiencing a small market of creameries embracing the method. Cultured butter is created when cream is cultured by adding live bacteria before churning. If you know anything about yogurt, it's a similar process. Bacteria is added to milk. The bacteria hangs out, eats sugar and poops acid. Gross and awesome? Yes. But above and beyond being super tasty, cultured butter means you're getting happy gut probiotics
Still wondering about that sexy sounding sweet cream butter? Let me walk you through it. Sweet cream butter is produced by putting fresh milk into a centrifuge. It is then pasteurized by heating milk to kill bacteria and help the butter stay fresh longer. Next the cream is separated off and beaten in a churning cylinder until it thickens into butter. The remaining liquid is pulled off and the solid butter is salted. Here is the quick and dirty break down:
Pros: Not heated, Richer taste, lots of good bacteria, has higher fat content
Cons: Takes longer to make, more expensive, shorter shelf life
Sweet Cream
Pros: Cheaper, longer shelf life
Cons: Tasteless, lower fat content
If you're Butter, you want to be fat. It's true. If you have ever worked in a professional kitchen you will notice European butter and how it is prized for its higher fat content. In the US, butter fat content is regulated to 80% or higher; with the standard sweet cream ringing in at 80 % fat, 16% water, and 3% solids. Conversely, European standards mandate a minimum 82% and many as high as the maximum 86% fat. Higher fat content means less moisture and results in a higher smoke point when searing. Also if you're baking, higher fat yields a more tender crumb/crust and is superior in taste. While I'm officially done arguing the merits of fat, I'd love to talk greens, grass in particular.
Eat Grass. Don't Smoke It. If you have ever unwrapped fresh butter and like me wondered what had gone wrong, chances are you're eating butter from a grass fed cow. While this is a rarity today, the color of the butter will be most vibrant and almost alarming if you are used to seeing nearly white butter. I was curious to know how grass fed butter sized up to standard butter. Multiple studies have verified grass fed cow's milk is significantly higher in fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins. It's also much higher in conjugated linoleic acid, a healthy immune booster. I'm not here to say grass fed cow butter is a cure all, but if you're going to eat fat you might as well get some nutrition packed in there.
In the northeast there are various outlets to obtain cultured grass fed butter. Wegmans now has an entire specialty butter section that can be found next to the imported cheese section, separate from the traditional butters. Whole foods and trader Joes are now carrying some great options as well. While the following list is in no way comprehensive or 100% percent grass fed, these are some serious butters.
Most Accessible: Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter (Salted)
I believe this is available in most places and is a solid foray into the cultured butter world. It is mildly yellow, salty, nutty and a bit softer than the rest. So it is super spreadable for those mornings when you only want tea and toast. If your feeling like a die hard, only 96% of the cows diet is grass, though how they come up with such percentages has me lost.
Chefs Choice: Plugra European Salted Butter
While this has a lower fat content at 82% it's the brand I hear about most in kitchens. Similar to Kerrygold, it a good option and price point for those new to the European style. However, Plugra is not as nutty or robust in flavor.
Bougieist Butter: Beurre d'Echire (sel)
If this butter was readily available, I'd be the #1 brand fan.
1. It comes in a very French basket
2. Its 84% butter fat
3. It's F&*king Delicious.
If butter could change your life, this would be the guy to do it. I think I just put on a striped shirt, baret, and grabbed a freaking baguette so I can drown it in this basket of butter. Echire Butter is so banging the New York Times just did a special on them...Yep, you heard me right; the New York Times did an article on a Butter manufacture. You may read it here.
Californian Butter: Clover Organic Farms Salted Butter
While everyone and their mother has been about this butter, I'm underwhelmed. The quality is bar none and the farm is fantastic, but the taste is B+. If you are spending 2-3 times that of traditional butter, I want to be wooed. I know Clover does good things but the best I can muster is a very John Oliver-esk...."Cool.
While butter may seem like a lowly ingredient in your kitchen, next time you're at your grocer; give the butter isle a second glance. In life's hustle the simple pleasures are often over looked. Grab your self the bougieist bread and a cultured butter you can get your hands on and enjoy the good life.


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THIRTY years after and the Philippine Basketball Association continues to evolve as the country's no. 1 sports entertainment.
And last year was a perfect proof of it.
Asia's pioneer pro ball league registered a new record in gate receipts amounting to P114 million in a banner season that saw three different teams emerged as champions. The figure easily topped the previous all-time gate receipt mark of P90 million attained just the year before.
Remarkably, both high marks were achieved during the first two terms of lawyer Chito Salud as league commissioner.
And not one to deny him of credit for the feats he has achieved for the league in so short a time, the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) has recognized Salud as its Executive of the Year.
The son of the late PBA commissioner Rodrigo Salud will be awarded the distinct honor during the PSA-Milo Annual Awards Night set at the grand ballroom of the Manila Hotel on March 16.
"The board was unanimous in its choice. There's no better choice for the PSA Executive of the Year award than PBA commissioner Chito Salud," said Tempo sports editor Rey Bancod, the current PSA president.
Salud will be the third recipient of the award first instituted in 2010 by the country's oldest media organization during its gala night presented by Rain or Shine, Globalport 900, Meralco, Senator Chiz Escudero, PBA, LBC, Smart, Philippine Sports Commission, and ICTSI and Philippine Golf Tour.
Philippine Azkals team manager Dan Palami was the first to be bestowed the honor followed by Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines head and Maynilad president and chief executive officer Ricky Vargas.
Aside from steering the PBA to greater heights, Salud also managed to rally the board representatives of all 10 teams to allow their players to suit up for the Gilas Pilipinas team that will see action in the Fiba-Asia Men's Basketball Championship which the country is hosting for the first time in 40 years.
Salud is among the more than 50 personalities to be given tribute on this night when the best and brightest of 2012 gather in a two-hour celebration.
Heading the list of honorees are the four co-winners of the prestigious Athlete of the Year award, namely Nonito Donaire Jr., Josie Gabuco, the Manila women's softball team, and the Ateneo Blue Eagles.


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IMPAKT 2014: A Window on the Future of Breast Cancer Research
- Date: 20 May 2014
- Topic: Breast Cancer / Translational Research
Speakers: Giuseppe Curigliano and Alastair Thompson
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Although clinical usefulness still seems far away, IMPAKT 2014 has opened a window on the future of breast cancer research.
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Can you recall a decision you made that changed the course of your life forever?
The bootstrapping ecommerce entrepreneurs turned millionaires I'm about to introduce certainly can.
A bold decision to switch their ecommerce platforms to Shopify Plus took their businesses from struggling to unstoppable.
Let's examine their early entrepreneurial challenges, experiences replatforming, and impressive results to inspire you to become the next ecommerce millionaire on our list.
5. Mika Casey | MMA Warehouse
Years in business: Since 2007
The Collision That Changed His Life: Mika crashed his car into a house while chasing a UPS driver after work one day. Soon afterward, he quit his day job to focus entirely on his ecommerce startup business.
"I was so tired I didn't have the energy to drive an hour round trip to the UPS store so I figured I'd try to chase him down somewhere in the neighborhood," he said.
A Costly Lesson: Mika and his team switched ecommerce platforms a number of times to support increased demand for their popular mixed martial arts products.
Being told that he'd have to spend $200,000 and wait months to upgrade to a mobile responsive website was a deal breaker. "That was not what we signed up for, and we should not have to pay huge sums of money just to keep our site current," said Mika.
The Game Changer: After replatforming to Shopify Plus, Mika and his team feel like they now have a "future-proof" ecommerce platform upon which they can rely.
Replatforming Ripple Effect:
- MMA Warehouse has achieved a 60% (average) improvement in mobile conversion rates since moving to Shopify Plus
- 35% of sales came from mobile traffic in a recent 30-day period
- The company now generates $10 million annually and continues to grow
How Much Shopify Plus is Saving MMA Warehouse: $400,000 per year! Mika now installs most of the website upgrades himself – reducing the need for developer support. And he says "it's as easy as installing apps on an iPhone."
4. Mike Brown | Death Wish Coffee
Years in business: Since 2010
Necessity is the Mother of Invention: Mike's struggling upstate New York coffee shop had left him broke, and he had to move back in with his mom.
A Common Customer Request: "Give me your strongest coffee!" One day he realized a business opportunity was staring him in the face. Mike quickly called a coffee bean importer and began testing different brewing and roasting techniques to create a blend that would satisfy his tired customers.
The Ecommerce Reboot: Once his Death Wish Coffee blend was mastered, Mike decided to try selling it online to help pay down debt. After building the first website on his own, using a drag and drop platform that could sync with PayPal, Mike set his annual sales target at $5000. He quickly realized he was aiming too low.
Success Came Too Fast, Too Soon: The increased popularity of Mike's new coffee blend, coupled with a lucky call from Good Morning America – asking to feature his product on the show – increased orders so quickly (10,000 just from the TV segment) that the company couldn't keep up with fulfillment. It was clear Death Wish Coffee had outgrown its existing ecommerce solution.
Switching to Shopify Plus Saved the Day: The company replatformed with Shopify Plus to support its rapid ecommerce growth and regain customer trust. Since making the switch just over two years ago, Mike says the results have been "absolutely awesome":
- Last year, revenue spiked to $3 million in coffee & merchandise sales
- Death Wish has doubled in size each year
- 2015 holiday sales estimated at 50,000 lbs/month
The company recently won a Quickbooks Small Business Big Game contest to create a $7 million TV ad spot for the Super Bowl. Check out the full story here.
3. Russell Saks | Campus Protein
Years in Business: Since 2008
The Freshman Entrepreneur: During his first year at Indiana University, Russell Saks discovered that his frat brothers were spending $250 to $300 on vitamins and supplements to help them get ripped at the gym to impress girls. He saw an opportunity to create a more affordable ecommerce solution, offering rush delivery directly to college students just like him. Campus Protein was born.
An Early Win:By receiving a $100,000 entrepreneurship contest award, Russell and his team of college buddies were able to grow the business quickly.
Endless Platform Problems: From 2012 to 2015, the company struggled and changed ecommerce platforms three times because service providers either couldn't support its rapid growth or didn't follow-through on promises.
Platform #1 couldn't scale to meet the company's growing, 1,000-person strong salesforce and nationwide, and rush delivery needs.
Platform #2 held the website hostage when it went down for 48 hours – asking for $20,000 to add a new feature that Russell thought was part of the original deal.
Platform #3 promised development of a new website that would optimize conversions. The result was a poor UX that generated customer complaints and not enough positive results.
Beefing Up the Business: With warehouses set-up nationwide to support same-day deliveries at scale, Campus Protein made the decision to replatform to Shopify Plus in September 2015 and never looked back. "Switching to Shopify Plus was the best decision we ever made. It's the best ecommerce platform I've ever seen," says Russell.
Since replatforming with Shopify, the company has achieved:
- A 2X increase in conversions
- Significant year-over-year sales growth
- Partnership with UberRUSH to deliver same-day sales locally
2. Paul Goodman and Griffin Thall | Pura Vida Bracelets
Years in business: Since 2011
The Vacation That Changed Everything: After graduating from college, friends Paul Goodman and Griffin Thall went on a surfing trip to Costa Rica. It was there that they met a local homeless man selling bracelets on the beach. They bought 400 bracelets from him and went back home to San Diego with an idea for business.
How Bracelets Transformed the Lives of Local Artisans: The bracelets sold out in just a few days at a boutique in Goodman and Thall's neighborhood. That proof of concept was the inspiration behind the now popular ecommerce company Pura Vida Bracelets.
The business has transformed the lives of not only the homeless man they met but 100 Costa Rican artisans they now employ full-time, paying them 4X the minimum wage in their country.
Home Where They Belong: Pura Vida was lured away from Shopify for a while by an ecommerce provider that wasn't able to deliver on the promises it made. The company recently made the switch back to Shopify Plus to help scale their already impressive business growth.
After replatforming, Pura Vida Bracelets:
- Earned $95,000 in a seven-day period
- Made $3 million in a ninety-day period
- Generated 60,000+ orders in 2 months
- Now has a responsive website that easily integrates with Shopify apps to support the two-thirds of its traffic that comes through mobile devices
Loving Life: The company has generated $12 million+ in revenue and landed Goodman and Thall spots on the 2015 Forbes 30 Under 30 list. "We were just blown away, my mom was crying, and the staff was super excited," said Thall. "I'm running a multimillion dollar company, staring out my window at the ocean, and loving life."
1. TJ Mapes | RIPT Apparel
Years in business: Since 2009
$3000 and a Killer Business Idea: Mapes and two buddies gathered their money together to bootstrap the launch of RIPT (Rest In Peace T-Shirts) Apparel ecommerce business. Their vision was to sell limited edition pop culture themed t-shirts designed by budding artists. After 24 hours, the designs would "die" and were no longer available for sale on the site.
Impressive Sales Despite a Poor UX: The company outsourced the development of a custom site that served its purpose for three and a half years. Notwithstanding a poor user experience, the t-shirt business was alive and well. Unfortunately, the platform could no longer support the company's 174% growth rate and $4 million+ annual revenue.
"It was bloated and slow," said Mapes. "It was just a mess especially when the cart would go down, and people could no longer check out."
Bachelor Party Blues: At 2 am on the night of TJ's bachelor party, the RIPT ecommerce site crashed, and he and his friends spent an hour on the phone with their hosting service, trying to get it back up and running. It was the wake-up call the team needed to find a better platform.
Sleeping Well Thanks to Shopify Plus: Since replatforming with Shopify, Mapes no longer loses sleep worrying about whether the site will go down. And now he says the RIPT responsive designed cart and checkout process is "ironclad" and conversions have increased significantly. In fact, the site recently achieved the following results in a single day:
- 3.19% of visitors added an item to cart
- 2.28% reached the checkout
- 2.27% made a purchase
Want to know how Shopify Plus can help you become the next ecommerce millionaire? Leave a note below or send us a message here.
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Andrea Wahbe is a freelance B2B marketing strategist and corporate storyteller who writes about Canadian SMEs, marketing, and digital media trends. Follow her on Twitter.
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Celebrating our 5th decade in business. A national firm offering traditional, digital and social marketing and integrated communications for healthcare, conservation/environment, education, culture and destination marketing as well as senior counsel for issues management, crisis communications, cybersecurity incidents, executive/board consulting, media and presentation coaching; product launch and lifecycle promotions; campaigns and events; websites, online platforms and collateral.
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PCI is a founding partner of the WORLDCOM Public Relations Group, the world's leading partnership of independently owned public relations counseling firms with more offices in more cities and countries than any multinational firm.
We have a strong concentration of business in healthcare, conservation/environment, education, culture and destinations, and business clients from tech to non-profits, entrepreneurs to advocacy groups.
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Deion Branch hasn't found a new NFL home since the Patriots cut him on August 31, but he'd love to find himself back in New England.
Branch, who attended the Patriots Hall of Fame induction of former teammate Troy Brown today, told ESPNBoston.com that he hopes the Patriots find a spot for him at some point this season.
"If I'm there, I'd love to be back. I'd embrace it and pick up right where I left off at," Branch said.
The Patriots don't have much of a need for Branch right now — their offense looked just fine in Week One — but if one of the starting receivers, Wes Welker or Brandon Lloyd, were to suffer an injury, it's possible they could decide to give Branch a call. Branch said it surprises him that he's not on the Patriots right now, but he also realizes that Bill Belichick isn't going to keep him on the roster for sentimentality.
"I think all of us are surprised," Branch said. "But it's the nature of the business, it's part of the business. . . . I think the organization is going to do what's best for the team, whatever they feel is best for the team, and you have to respect that, and I do."
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Two staffers at a naval hospital in Jacksonville, Florida have been removed from their positions and placed under investigation after sending disturbing photos on social media of them mistreating newborn babies.
Allyson Thompson, 21, and Joanie Barrett, 23, were working as corpsmen at Naval Hospital Jacksonville when they sent inappropriate Snapchat videos and photos of them making rude gestures toward the infants, referring to them as "mini Satans," according to WJXT.
One of the photos showed one of the young women flipping the bird over a sleeping baby, while a video showed Thompson grinning while holding a baby up by its arms and making it "dance" to crude rap music.
The documents were shared by a woman who identified the employee as a "navy nurse," according to WTLV.
The employees were not actually registered nurses, but hospital corpsmen — the equivalent of civilian certified nurses assistants, the Naval Hospital told WJXT. They were not licensed and were supposed to be under the supervision of doctors and nurses.
Sean Cronin, a Jacksonville-area attorney with experience in medical malpractice suits, said the women could face dishonorable discharge from the military and possible criminal charges. Their supervisors could also face punishment.
In response to the outrageous incident, the hospital released a statement, explaining that the staff members involved have been "removed from patient care" and will be "handled by the legal system and military justice."
"It's outrageous, unacceptable, incredibly unprofessional, and cannot be tolerated," the hospital said about the employees' actions.
Navy Surgeon Gen. Vice Adm. Forrest Faison said in another statement that he has ordered commanding officers to make sure no photos of patients remain on social media, and to personally reassure all mothers planning to deliver at Navy facilities.
Employees have also been prohibited from using personal cellphones at patient-care areas.
"Unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior is inconsistent with both our core values of honor, courage and commitment as well as our medical ethics, violating the oaths we took for our profession and office," Faison said.
Anyone entrusted with the care of children should know better than to mistreat them in this particularly vulgar way, but the fact that these are newborn babies of our nation's heroes makes it so much worse.
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Gossip Girl star Penn Badgley certainly had plenty of support at the after-party for the premiere of his new flick, The Stepfather, in New York on Monday night.
His #1 fan, girlfriend and co-star Blake Lively, was there to support her man. Dan and Serena may be just friends these days, but these two are so cute ...
In the thriller, opening nationally this Friday, the Gossip Girl guy goes head-to-head with his suspicious stepdad, played by Nip/Tuck's Dylan Walsh.
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Girl, Interrupted
The power to shrink human beings.
With living creatures
one must begin very early
to dwarf their growth:
the bound feet,
the crippled brain,
the hair in curlers,
the hands you
love to touch.
—Marge Piercy, "A Work of Artifice"
Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Ashley. And she stayed little forever.
It's a true story. You can read it on her parents' blog, ashleytreatment.spaces.live.com. Ashley's brain stopped developing at 3 months. Nobody knows why. She never learned how to roll over, sit up, or walk.
But Ashley's body kept growing. It was hard work lifting her and moving her around. When she was 6, her parents discovered something amazing. "We learned that attenuating growth is feasible through high-dose estrogen therapy," her mom writes. "This treatment was performed on teenage girls starting in the 60's and 70's, when it wasn't desirable for girls to be tall, with no negative or long-term side effects."
Eureka. Ashley didn't have to reach her natural adult size. She could be "attenuated."
So Ashley's doctors reshaped her. Her parents call it the "Ashley Treatment." They lay it out in three steps:
1. Limiting final height using high-dose estrogen therapy.
2. Avoiding menstruation and cramps by removing the uterus (hysterectomy).
3. Limiting growth of the breasts by removing the early breast buds.
The first step alone can reduce a child's adult size by 2 feet and 100 pounds, according to Ashley's doctors. Other parents are already asking for the same treatment. We don't have to make the world fit people anymore. We can shrink people to fit the world.
Is this a good idea?
Ashley's parents think so. The less she weighs, the more she can be "held in our arms" and transported to stimulating activities, they argue. Without treatment, she would exceed her stroller's weight limit and "stop fitting in a standard size bathtub." And breasts would get in the way of her wheelchair straps.
That isn't the way Americans have traditionally dealt with size problems. We've made bigger stuff to fit bigger people. The average height of American men has increased by 2.5 inches since the Civil War. The height of Chinese children has increased by nearly the same amount since 1975. Cars and houses have grown with us. A decade ago, the standard height of a ground-floor ceiling in a new American home was 8 feet. Now it's 9. Wheelchairs have widened, as have hospital beds and doorways.
In the long run, however, economic and ecological forces are going Ashley's way. Smaller people consume fewer resources, live longer, and are cheaper to transport. They can fit in a Hyundai. Forty-five years ago, if you were 6 feet tall, you couldn't fly in a NASA space capsule. Now, you can barely fly coach. Blessed are the short, for they shall inherit the earth.
In fact, we've already shrunk people—not to fit technology, but to fit our image of what a certain kind of person should look like. That's the second rationale offered by Ashley's parents: A prepubescent body fits her mental age. They call her "sweet," "pure," and "innocent"—their "pillow angel." The curious thing about these terms is that they're not cognitive. They're moral. Indeed, the parents removed Ashley's breast buds in part because "large breasts could 'sexualize' Ashley towards her caregiver, especially when they are touched while she is being moved or handled, inviting the possibility of abuse."
It's equally curious that the parents were inspired by the shortening of tall girls in the 1960s and 1970s. Half the nation's pediatric endocrinologists participated in that fad. They changed bodies to match a feminine ideal. Some parents shortened their daughters to fit the physical requirements of flight attendants or ballerinas. Most did it to fit the culture. When the culture shifted, size modification shifted with it. Three years ago, the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of growth hormone to make short kids taller.
Everywhere you turn, people are engineering their bodies to fit in. Chinese people are lengthening their legs with surgery to raise their status and career prospects. American men are bulking up on steroids to look good in gyms. American women are getting 300,000 breast implants a year. Some are having toes trimmed to fit fashionable shoes. Sexual development, too, is under arrest. The FDA is considering an implant to delay puberty in girls. The number of Americans getting laser hair removal each year has surpassed 1.4 million. Many women are getting "revirgination" surgery to restore their hymens.
Ashley's parents say her treatment, unlike cosmetic procedures, offers important medical benefits. It prevents menstrual cramps, breast discomfort, breast or uterine cancer, and other diseases. "Ashley has no need for her uterus since she will not be bearing children," they write. "Ashley has no need for developed breasts since she will not breast feed."
But if those are good arguments for shrinking people, or at least for removing some of their tissue, why stop with Ashley? We're facing an epidemic of patients who are physically and cognitively incapacitated, hard to lift, extremely cancer-prone, extremely uncomfortable, and incapable of childbearing. They're called old people.
Today, 7 percent of aging Americans have severe cognitive impairments. Fifteen million Americans have become caretakers for their parents. Most people with Alzheimer's disease live at home with help from family and friends. The age group most prone to Alzheimer's, people 85 or older, is the nation's fastest-growing bracket. Their reproductive organs are useless and dangerous. By age 75, most men get preliminary prostate cancer. By age 80, one of every 10 women gets breast cancer.
Ashley's parents aren't trying to mutilate old folks. They're trying to help them. That's why they want to make Ashley easier to bear. "The only additional care givers entrusted to Ashley's care are her two Grandmothers, who find Ashley's weight even more difficult to manage," the parents plead. But once you start changing people's bodies to make them easier to bear, it's that much easier to look at their caregivers the same way. So the bearers became burdens, and we lightened them. And they lived happily ever after.
Human Nature thanks Slate intern Mara Revkin for research assistance with this article.
A version of this piece appears in the Washington Post Outlook section.


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Sensortechnics' LBA series offers differential low pressure sensors based on thermal mass flow measurement of air through a micro-flow channel integrated within the silicon sensor chip. The sensors are ideal for differential pressure flow measurement where the pressure drop across a flow element is a measure of the volumetric flow rate. For high performance medical respiratory devices it is essential to detect very small flows around the zero flow point while additionally being able to measure full scale flows of several hundreds of l/min. For these demanding requirements Sensortechnics now offers special versions of its LBA sensors with increased resolution of 0.01 % in the lower pressure range and at the same time high dynamic ranges greater than 10,000.
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Every year, the Siena International Photo Awards brings together the best photographers from around the world to share their perspectives of some of the most beautiful, striking places on Earth. The winner receives €1,500 (about $1,750) worth of photography equipment and the esteemed Pangea Prize.
The images range from stunning landscapes to subtle portraits and dramatic encounters in the animal kingdom in categories such as nature, sports, travel, and architecture, as well as a student division for up-and-coming photographers under the age of 20.
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Decreasing LTC and acute care transfers by recognizing early warning signs
Brian Yeaman
One way that we are achieving our goal is by empowering nursing assistants to maximize their skill set and capabilities with health information technology. Having a nursing assistant at the bedside is critical to daily patient care and the quality of care that facilities can provide.
At the five LTC facilities involved in this project, we have been able to implement real-time documentation at the bedside for 98% of patients over the last eight months. By using Cerner's lightweight CareTracker® system and a simple touch-screen kiosk methodology, nurses have been able to enter more information for the Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and condition status of patients rapidly and in real time, creating an opportunity to expand the use of this information.
The information produced by the CareTracker system is then applied to sophisticated algorithms we call health alerts. Through interpretation of these algorithms we can analyze early warning signs in a change of status for each patient to determine if they need closer monitoring or if a charge nurse or medical director needs to be notified. This results in measurable decreases in the number of transfers between the long-term care facility and the acute care setting.
This means happier patients, happier families and better outcomes for our patient.
Beyond decision support, we have also been able to empower the creation of an electronic SBAR report. SBAR stands for situation, background, assessment, and recommendation. These reports are modified in order to customize them for the workflow of the facilities and are being used routinely as handoff tools between shifts at the facility and to relay need-to-know messages which highlight the critical issues when a patient is transferring from the LTC facility to an acute care hospital. Most of these reports are populated by information from the CareTracker system, creating a win-win for documentation and workflow that all begins with the nursing assistant. Beyond the SBAR, the universal transfer form is also created and primarily populated with documentation from the nursing assistant and from baseline MDS information.
Through use of technology we have successfully demonstrated that the nursing assistant can rapidly learn these tools with less than two hours of training and can implement and use them at a high level of sophistication through simple user interfaces that create tangible changes at the bedside, improving outcomes and patient satisfaction.
I encourage you to see our solution in action at the 2013 Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Conference from March 3-7. We will be presenting in the ONC Interoperability Showcase located on the second floor La Nouvelle Ballroom.
Brian Yeaman, M.D., is a highly recognized national and international thought leader in health Information Exchange and health care delivery mechanisms that merge technology and the patient's bedside.


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The University of Florida claimed its 26th overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports Trophy after sweeping the men's, women's and overall categories of the 2015-16 GateHouse Media Southeastern Conference All-Sports titles.
Florida is the only school in the conference to sweep all three categories, a feat they have now accomplished 15 times.
The Florida Gators clinched the award before the weekend started, but results weren't official until the baseball season ended late Saturday night.
"Throughout this season, Gator teams have competed among the nation's best, as the Southeastern Conference is such a competitive league across all sports," Jeremy Foley said in a statement. "This sweep of the SEC All-Sports trophies shows the tremendous commitment and drive of our student-athletes and coaches."
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