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Shooting follows fight between women, police say
3 shot, 1 stabbed at motel
Shooting follows fight between women, police say
ATLANTA, Ga. —
Police say three people were shot and a fourth person stabbed at a metro Atlanta motel.
DeKalb County police say the commotion began when at least two women began fighting outside a motel near Glenwood Avenue and Interstate 285 in DeKalb County Monday night.
Police say one woman pulled a knife and cut another woman in the face. Police said some men then pulled guns and opened fire, and a bullet struck one woman in the hand.
A few minutes later, police were called to a room inside the motel where one man was found with a gunshot wound to the chest and another with a bullet to the back.
All victims were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.


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List Rules Vote up the defensive players you think are most likely to win the 2016 AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award.
With the NFL playoffs starting this weekend, it's time for the Associated Press to cast their votes for the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year 2016. A nationwide panel of 50 AP members will decide which NFL player most helped his team on defense during his first season. This could include any defensive plays like interceptions, sacks, and defensive touchdowns. And while there are plenty of AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year predictions written by sports journalists out there, this list is all about what you think.
In the 2015 season, cornerback Marcus Peters of the Kansas City Chiefs won the Defensive ROTY award for his eight interceptions (two of them returned for touchdowns) in his rookie season. In the 2016-2017 season, the award might go to defensive end Joey Bosa of the San Diego Chargers. Although he missed his first four games due to injury, he had 10.5 sacks and 21 quarterback hits this season.
But those aren't the only NFL rookies most likely to be Defensive Rookie of the Year. Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey is also in contention for the award. Even though his team did not perform well in the regular season, Ramsey has shown great promise as a young cornerback when shutting down the opposing team's primary receiver.
Who do you think will be the AP 2016 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year? Will October's Defensive Rookie of the Month Joey Bosa be the ROTY winner? How about New York Giants cornerback Eli Apple or Chicago Bears linebacker Leonard Floyd?
Vote for the NFL player you think will win the AP NFL 2016 Defensive Rookie of the Year award!

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John Lineker Cuts Down Michael McDonald in First Round of UFC Fight Night Main Event
BOOM! John Lineker brings the thunder with a huge knockout win over Michael McDonald! #UFCSiouxFalls https://t.co/r4zcyr5LHM— FOX Sports: UFC (@UFCONFOX) July 14, 2016
John Lineker hits hard, and Michael McDonald now has firsthand experience in such matters.
The man they call "Hands of Stone" knocked out McDonald with first-round punches, as he continued his assault on the Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight division in the UFC Fight Night 91 headliner on Wednesday at the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. McDonald (17-4, 6-3 UFC) folded 2:43 into round one.
Lineker (28-7, 9-2 UFC) bided his time on the outside and waited for an opening. He blasted McDonald with a left hook to the body and rolling right upstairs that resulted in the first of multiple knockdowns. Lineker did not allow the Californian to clear his head. Another left hook dropped McDonald to his knees, and the Brazilian let his hands go until "Mayday" was face down on the canvas.
The 26-year-old Lineker has recorded five straight victories, three of them finishes.
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Ferguson Denies Vannata Upset Bid
In the lightweight co-main event, "The Ultimate Fighter 13" winner Tony Ferguson submitted the upset-minded Landon Vannata with a second-round brabo choke. A short-notice replacement for the injured Michael Chiesa, Vannata (8-1, 0-1 UFC) conceded defeat 2:22 into round two.
Ferguson (21-3, 11-1 UFC) had a far more difficult time than most anticipated. Vannata wobbled "El Cucuy" with a spinning backfist and right cross in the first round but set the 155-pound contender on skates with a beautifully timed head kick in the final minute. Ferguson was out on his feet but withstood the follow-up assault and forced the newcomer into a second round. There, he snapped back Vannata's head on multiple occasions, first with a crackling jab and later with a Superman punch he landed while springing on the cage. Soon after, Ferguson caught the Jackson-Wink MMA rep ducking in the center of the cage, ensnared him in a standing guillotine and then transitioned to the brabo choke before dragging him to the ground. Vannata struggled to free himself but had no choice but to tap.
The 32-year-old Ferguson has won eight fights in a row.
Underdog Boetsch Bashes Samman
Tim Boetsch disposed of MMA Masters rep Josh Samman with second-round punches in a featured middleweight encounter. Sporting a grotesque hematoma beneath his left eye, Samman (12-4, 3-2 UFC) met his end 3:49 into round two.
Boetsch (19-10, 10-9 UFC) welcomed the overzealous Floridian into the clinch and made him pay at close quarters. The Team Irish standout caught a body kick and delivered a clean takedown inside the first minute of the second round. Ground-and-pound followed, and Boetsch eventually climbed to full mount. There was no escape for Samman, who surrendered his back in a desperate attempt to avoid further damage, eating punches and elbows until referee John McCarthy had seen enough.
The victory halted a career-worst three-fight losing streak for Boetsch.
Omielanczuk Outlasts Bloodied Oleinik
Superior conditioning, clubbing power punches and crushing ground-and-pound spurred Daniel Omielanczuk to a majority decision over Alexey Oleinik in a three-round heavyweight showcase. Two of the three cageside judges struck 29-28 scorecards in Omielanczuk's favor; a third scored it a 28-28 draw.
Oleinik (50-10-1, 2-1 UFC) stayed in his comfort zone throughout the first round, as the combat sambo world champion delivered takedowns, achieved full mount and advanced to the back. However, Omielanczuk (19-5-1, 4-2 UFC) refused to wilt, pushed the fight deeper and waited for the 39-year-old's gas tank to fail. He had Oleinik in real trouble in the second round, where he bashed him with punches and elbows, turning "The Boa Constrictor" into a bloody, unrecognizable mess. Oleinik secured a third-round takedown and briefly moved to the back, but he squandered the position and wound up pinned beneath Omielanczuk, eating punches, short hammerfists and elbows.
The defeat snapped an 11-fight winning streak for Oleinik, who had not lost since March 2012.
Last-Second Nakamura Choke Sinks Noke
Former Sengoku, Deep and Shooto Pacific Rim champion Keita Nakamura submitted Kyle Noke with a second-round rear-naked choke in a welterweight attraction. Nakamura (32-7-2, 2-4 UFC) drew the curtain 4:59 into round two, as he won for the sixth time in seven appearances.
Noke (22-9-1, 6-5 UFC) wobbled the Japanese veteran with a left jab inside the first 10 seconds and kept him at bay with straight punches and kicks to the body and legs through much of the first round. Nakamura broke down the Australian with merciless forward pressure in the second, staggered him with a right hand and then dropped him with a clean knee strike to the head. He immediately moved to mount, bloodied Noke with elbows and cinched the choke, the tap coming with just one second left on the clock.
Nakamura has secured 15 of his 32 pro victories via rear-naked choke.
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Smolka Smashes Game Nguyen
Louis Smolka wrecked Australia-based South Dakota native Ben Nguyen with savage second-round ground-and-pound in a featured flyweight encounter. Nguyen (14-6, 2-1 UFC) succumbed to punches and elbows 4:41 into round two, his eight-fight winning streak at an end.
A wild first round marked by moves and countermoves -- Nguyen twice achieved full mount -- ended with Smolka in complete control, as he scrambled into top position, threatened with a brabo choke and then climbed to mount, unleashing a hellacious barrage of ground strikes. Nguyen needed assistance to return to his corner between rounds. Smolka (11-1, 5-1 UFC) picked up where he left off in the round two. He attempted a series of submissions, a rear-naked choke included, before advancing to mount and battering Nguyen with punches and elbows for the stoppage.
Smolka, 24, has rattled off four straight wins.


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Set during Millennium. Nick roomed with AJ and took time to reflect.
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Howie watches the dance between Kevin and Nick. No seriously, it's not slash, lol.
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Nick's lost and it's up to Kevin to find him.
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James studied at the University of Adelaide, completing an Honours Degree in Civil and Structural Engineering (1st Class), as well as a Bachelor of Science in Geology and Geophysics. He was awarded the Honours Alumni University Medal for 2007, a University Medal and numerous other scholarships, prizes and sports awards during his time at the university. After a short stint in petroleum engineering, he moved to Europe taking up an Erasmus Mundus Scholarship, and was awarded a MSc. (Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology) from University Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France and University of Pavia, Italy.
In 2008, James was awarded the most prestigious postgraduate award from Australia: a General Sir John Monash Award. As a John Monash Scholar, James chose to undertake a PhD at the Geophysical Institute of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, producing a new methodology for rapid global earthquake loss estimation allowing for accurate economic and social losses estimation, within hours of an event. He was awarded a Doctor of Engineering in 2014 with "summa cum laude".
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Urban Life Church's Annual event called "The Point" has had a complete revamp and will now be called: "Love Urban Life". Apart from a name change, we are also planning a much bigger and better event than EVER before!
We are inviting the the entire Urban Life family to come join us for this fantastic evening where we celebrate our LOVE for URBAN LIFE Church and everyone who plays a role in making things happen! So, if you are part of Urban Life we would absolutely love it if you joined us. LOVE URBAN LIFE happens on the 28th of October from 6:00pm. We will be pulling out all the stops to celebrate what God has done and honour the amazing people that make up Urban Life Church!
The theme of the evening is a RED CARPET AWARD SHOW. There will be lots of laughs, fun, FREE Chip & Dip, great live performances and of course… awards. Everyone will in some way get a chance to take part in this terrific evening.
So come on! Let's dress in your best, walk the red carpet, celebrate 2015 and look with anticipation at the year ahead!
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A: There is no dress code – just whatever you deem to be your BEST outfit! Be it casual or smart – just walk the red carpet like the STAR you are!
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A: There will be FREE Chip & Dip as well as a coffee for you on arrival and cold drinks will be on sale. There will be some great performances on stage, we will worship, laugh and have some great fun! There will be a moment of awards and honouring people who stood out this year.
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Inspired by a big oval wooden mirror + her son Logan's love for reading, Melissa dreamed up this charming Vintage Storybook Birthday Party for his 3rd birthday! Crafty lime & navy decorations, clever themed desserts, and a whimsical photo booth made for one seriously cute "storybook" of a party in the park! There's great inspiration for a storybook or "once upon a time" themed baby shower here too. :)
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
– "Once Upon a Time…" stamped wooden utensils
– Goldilocks inspired oatmeal porridge cookies in mason jars with chalkboard labels
– DIY vintage scrap fabric bunting banner
– Little Golden Books as party favors, packaged in kraft bags with mini buntings
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Melissa…
Logan's third birthday party was inspired by a combination of his love of reading and my obsession with our vintage wooden mirror. I wanted to use lime and navy as the color palette because of how sweet Logan looks wearing his lime and navy houndstooth bowtie. One of Logan's favorite books is "The Teddy Bears' Picnic," so the party was held outdoors at his favorite park.
I tied bunting made from scraps of lime, navy and storybook fabrics across the mirror, and used 2 three-foot lime balloons on each end. Logan LOVES rainbow cakes, so I made one with 6 different shades of blue and green. I topped it with a beautiful filigree number 3 pear-flavored lollipop from Vintage Confections. I wanted all of the food to fit into the storybook theme, so I made desserts like "Little Boy Blueberry and Lemon Tarts," "The Three Chocolate Bears," "Goldilocks's Oatmeal Porridge Cookies," and "Little Red Riding Hood's Basket of Goodies." I also baked banana caramel cupcakes and displayed them on navy mini cupcake stands from The Papered Nest. I used their Lime and Navy Treat Sticks to display my gingerbread men as well.
The photo booth was created by tying bunting, that I made out of ribbon and fabric, around of beautiful tree and adding a white picture frame so guests could use it in their photos. I also made paper props like mustaches and hair bows in different colors and shapes for guests to create their own special photos with. Lynn from It Just Clicks Photography took beautiful photos of all of our guests. My favorite is the one of Logan holding a paper mustache over his lip!
I wanted to create an original invitation, so I bought some vintage flash cards from Pretty Little Studio and printed the party information on the back with my printer. The party favors were Little Golden Books that I packaged in oversized favor bags from the Papered Nest and tied them with mini bunting that I made out of twine, fabric and wooden letters.
I served mini sandwiches inspired by "The Teddy Bears' Picnic Book" and an appetizer called "Three Little Pigs in a Blanket." I used large mason jars from Pottery Barn to serve iced tea and lemonade and small mason jars with pewter lids from The Papered Nest that I decorated with twine, paper straw, and drink tags. I order custom wooden cutlery from The Papered Nest that they stamped with "Once Upon a Time…" which looked incredible next to the rainbow cake!
– Photography: It Just Clicks Photography
– Lime & Navy Party Styling Kit, Navy Mini Cupcake Stands, Mason Jars + Lids & Wooden Cutlery: The Papered Nest
– Vintage Flash Cards: Pretty Little Studio
– Filigree "3" Lollipop: Vintage Confections
– Mason Jars Dispensers: Pottery Barn
– Lime and Navy fabric: Jo-Anns
– Storybook Fabric: fabricsupply
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Wow, I can't believe how elaborate the party was. It's amazing. Do you go all out like this for all of the parties you hold?
[…] right around the corner, party planning is in full swing. And it is so hard not to indulge in ridiculous, overblown visions of what it could or should be. But a boat load of money I do not have, and if I did, I wouldn't be spending it on a birthday […]
LOVE the Golden Book wrapped in brown paper! So cute!!! Would love to have you share them at my "loot bag" link up! :-) http://eastcoastmommyblog.blogspot.ca/2013/08/loot-bag-ideas-link-up.html
I love this soo much! I wish I were as creative as you! Here is my daughter's first birthday (storybook theme) with pics. Maybe some decorating ideas in there for people without your creative talent! I really love decorating with fabric scraps. I'm going to have to try that one next year!
Please tell us where you found the tiered sandwich stand–so cute! Thank you!
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Thank you all for the suggestions. Divorce, not happening, the Priest said I have to keep her. Shopping, forget it, my wife is an intellectual, apparently they are averse to spending (although I'm quite fond of it) So, I'll give he the "if I died" bit. Maybe that will push her along. Oh wait......
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It would make most sense for her to do a balance transfer and stop paying interest.
You can always say, "Hunny you should save some money on your CC interest by doing a balance xfer so you have more to shop with!" That should grab her attention
I still believe this would work best with most of our ladies.
She is not into shopping? Really? She must be from another world
Being willing to pay that kind of interest should be the first clue to get rid of her.
Resistance to fixing the problem is the next clue.
Sounds like it is going to get worse.
Maybe thats it...maybe she doesn't want to spend the money to pull her scores unless she actually needs to app for something.
Now, I realize that I dont' always think like a girl, but I am one... if you could appeal to her frugal side and point out the interest savings with a nice BT to a 0% card?
Ok I think I made a bit of progress tonight, she is going to check out the free government pull tonight (I hope) I really just want to get her in some lower interest cards. It would save a ton in the long run.
Even if she was an intelliectual thinker rather than a shopper, she should already be considering ways to stop paying interest.
Her scores are good enough for a balance transfer card. Transfer those balances to 0% cards and stop paying interest already!!!!
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Have you asked her why she is so resistant to pulling her scores?
I'm interested in this answer.
Why do you want her to pull them??
man you make it sound like it's harder than to try to pull off her panties -_-;
Married and completely seperate finances? (Just a question, sorry feel that doesn't read well!)
so if so, and you only know of the score about 2 years ago and she only has 2 cards?
you said 60% util. on what limit?
I would get her to apply for something like Citi, and call Discover and see if they could help her out with a lower rate for a bit because she has been with them for so long.
I would try to get all balances on 1 card, not spread out over 4... unless about to get mortgage or something keeping util is not the goal, it's get out of debt...
but as mentioned and I have done a time or two pay off 2 cards to move to 1 and then flash forward 1 month... LOL 1, 2+ years and those paid off cards are maxed again and you barely made a dent in the new one that was suppose to help you out of debt... have time find the middle of what may cost more long term but keep you on target...
Sooo...you ask her to do something, that doesn't hurt her...and she says no? Odd....
I'd tell her to go make me a sammich.


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CAIRO (AFP) – Egypt's armed forces gave President Mohamed Morsi 48 hours to meet the demands of the people or it would intervene with a roadmap, after millions took to the streets to demand the Islamist leader step down.
In a statement read out on state television, the armed forces reiterated its "call that the demands of the people be met and gives (all parties) 48 hours, as a last chance, to take responsibility for the historic circumstances the country is going through."
"If the demands of the people are not met in this period… (the armed forces) will announce a future roadmap and measures to oversee its implementation," the statement read.
The statement comes a day after millions took to the street demanding that Morsi resigns.
"It's an ultimatum directed to the president of the republic. He has been given 48 hours to accept what the people want and there is only one demand and that is to hold early presidential elections," said Hassan Nafea, political science professor at Cairo University.
In Tahrir Square, anti-Morsi protesters erupted in joy after the army's statement.
"Come down Sisi, Morsi is not my president," the protesters chanted, urging the country's army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, to intervene.
An official from Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood said the powerful movement was "studying" the army's statement.
Egypt is deeply divided between Morsi's Islamist supporters and a broad-based opposition.
The army had given all parties one week to reconcile their differences.
"This week, there has been no sign of gestures or acts," the army said. "Wasting more time will lead only to more division… which we have warned and continue to warn against."
Earlier, the opposition gave Morsi a day to quit or face civil disobedience.
"We give Mohamed Morsi until 5:00 pm on Tuesday, July 2 to leave power, allowing state institutions to prepare for early presidential elections," the Tamarod movement said in a statement on its website.
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Mila Kunis Stuns At 'Oz The Great And Powerful' Premiere
Mila made a bewitching entrance upon her arrival to the yellow brick road red carpet! The star looked as if she had walked out of the land of OZ and into her very own premiere, and we loved her look!
The always lovely Mila Kunis, 29, looked as if she was in her very own fairy-tale while attending the premiere of her new upcoming movie Oz The Great And Powerful in Hollywood on Feb. 13. The star plays Theodora, the wicked witch! Mila, you look wicked in this Dolce & Gabbana dress — but in a great way!
The starlet wore a very prom-like dress with a classy up-do to polish it off. The ensemble was an embroidered number with a chiffon flow to the bottom half of the dress. The sweet 'inflation' of the dress emphasized its princess like qualities. The dress in a creamy shell color complimented the stars fair complexion but dark features. Although the actress attended solo without beau Ashton Kutcher,she still looked as exquisite as ever posing down the 'yellow brick road' carpet- Now why would they have had anything else?
The look was perfectly finished off with a detailed up-do to match her stunningly detailed dress. Her make-up included a sultry smokey eye with insanely luscious lashes. A neutral pink pout was the last touch and it was all that was essential for the down-to-earth diva. Jewelry was kept to a minimum- the star wore drop earrings in a classic plum purple. The gems did give an appealing spark to the 'witch's' face but her dress was still the icing on the cake! To keep the look pure, a pair of creamy bowed heels were the last sprinkle of fairy dust needed to fulfill the general appearance of Mila's princess look. There is never a wardrobe malfunction for this babe and that is a dream come true for all ladies in fashion.
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Safe Kids Seminole County
Mission Statement
To provide education, programs, and awareness about preventable injuries in an effort to keep our community's children safe from injury.
What is Safe Kids?
In September 2002,
Seminole County Board of County Commissioners
signed an agreement with the
SAFE KIDS Worldwide
. This agreement helped to form Safe Kids Seminole County Coalition. The Seminole County Coalition is part of the National SAFE KIDS Campaign whose goal is preventing unintentional childhood injuries. Currently Safe Kids Seminole coalition is led by Seminole County Sheriff's Office and is comprised of public, private, voluntary organizations, as well as individuals.
What do we do?
The SAFE Kids Seminole County Coalition founded in September 2002 by the Board of County Commissioners, and the Coalition began collecting members and partners to help support our goal. In our first year, fiscal year 2002/2003, the Coalition reached over 2,000 children. Today the Coalition is led by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and continues to reach thousands of children each year in every aspect of the Safe Kids mission.
The SAFE KIDS Seminole County Coalition is continuing to expand our programs to help prevent other childhood injuries. Some of our current projects include:
Head Gear Hero Program (bicycle helmets)
Furniture Safety / Home Safety Education
Bike Rodeo programs
Child Passenger Safety Seat Educational car classes
Fire Safety/ Hear the Beep
Carl the Crossing Bear pedestrian safety program
And many more….
Bike Pedestrian Safety
Each year, over 200 children ages 14 and under died in bicycle-related crashes. An estimated 140,000 children are treated each year in emergency rooms for head injuries sustained while bicycling. Bicycle helmets have been shown to significantly reduce the risk of head and brain injury. In fact, it is estimated that as many as seven out of every eight bicycle related fatalities among children could have been prevented with a bicycle helmet. Although bike fatalities have decreased 92% over the last decade for children under age 15, fatality rates for adult cyclist have increased due to the growing popularity of cycling as a sport and adults that do not feel they need to wear helmets during the recreational family rides. Seminole County's Safe Kids Coalition believes in providing proper bicycle and pedestrian safety information to youth and adults in our community. Through printed materials, educational courses in schools, and "Bike-Rodeos", team members provide instruction and hands-on demonstrations. Below are a few safety tips that you can use.
A helmet should be worn every time you ride a bike, scooter, skateboard or in-line skate. It is also important to wear the appropriate helmet when skiing or snowboarding. Use the following guidelines for purchasing and correctly wearing a helmet:
The helmet should fit comfortably and not be able to move when you jerk your head from side to side.
It should sit parallel to the ground, not tilted back, with about an inch (two fingers) between your eyebrows and the lower edge of the helmet.
Make sure the helmet straps are always buckled. The straps should fit snugly, but not too tightly. The sliding clasp on each side of the head should be situated just below the ears. You should be able to put a finger under the closed strap against your neck.
Getting the fit "just right" is a matter of trial and error, using the pads provided by the manufacturer and the strap adjustments. Try several helmets in the store; not all helmet styles will fit all heads equally well.
As an adult, you should set a good example by always wearing a helmet yourself. In Florida, it is the law for all youth under 16 to wear a bike helmet. Interested in hosting a Bike Rodeo?
Click here for more information on how to get a bike rodeo supply kit.
Child Passenger Safety
Over 90 percent of all child restraint seats in Florida are put in vehicles wrong.
SAFE KIDS Seminole County urges families to buckle up the entire family when traveling. Buckling up is still the most effective way to save lives and reduce injuries from motor vehicle crashes on America's roadways. Chances are that someone that you know will be involved in a car crash this year. If they are unbuckled, they're 50 percent more likely to be injured or killed. Unfortunately, many of those who die will be children; since motor vehicle crashes are still the leading cause of death for children in America.
Adults who buckle up send a positive message to their children. In fact, research shows that when parents are buckled, children are buckled 94% of the time. We find when a driver is unbuckled; children riding in the same vehicle are unbuckled. In a 30 mile-per-hour crash, a child riding unrestrained is hit with a force equivalent to falling from a third story window.
Community child safety seat check-up events held throughout Florida indicate that 96% of the child safety seats inspected were installed incorrectly. SAFE KIDS Seminole County has a long history of trying to combat these staggering statistics. Each week the Coalition supports a checkup event or fitting station in Seminole County.
Car Seat Program
Information on Infant Car Seat Fittings
Many parents are unaware that they should refer to the child safety seat and vehicle manufacturer's instructions for guidance on the proper installation. Proper installation takes a combination of selecting the correct child safety seat for the child and securing the seat to the vehicles.
Meeting Time/Location
SAFE KIDS Seminole County Coalition meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, 100 Eslinger Way, Sanford, FL 32773. Meeting time is 1:30 pm.
Poison Prevention
Every 30 seconds a child is poisoned in the United States. Each year, more than 1.1 million unintentional poisonings among children ages five and under are reported to U.S. Poison Control Centers. Approximately 92% of all poisonings occur in the home, and 53% involve children under the age of six. Children are at significantly greater risk from poisoning death and exposure than adults because they are smaller, have faster metabolic rates, and are less able to physically handle toxic chemicals. Also, their curiosity and desire to put everything in their mouths increases their poisoning risk.
Poisonous Animals
Poisonous Plants
The American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have established a single number to use to reach your local poison control center. The number is 1-800-222-1222. When you call 1-800-222-1222 from anywhere in the U.S., Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands, you're automatically connected to the nearest poison control center.
Safe Kids Worldwide
The Safe Kids Worldwide Campaign is the first and only national non-profit organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury - the number one killer of children ages 14 and under. More than 450 coalitions in 15 countries bring together health and safety experts, educators, corporations, foundations, governments and volunteers to educate and protect families. The organization was founded in 1987 by Children's National Medical Center with support from Johnson & Johnson. Safe Kids Worldwide is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Washington, D.C. The heart of the Safe Kids Worldwide Campaign's unique approach to injury prevention is the network of grassroots coalitions. The knowledge, energy and commitment of coalition members are valued assets; the campaign's tremendous success in preventing childhood unintentional injury would not be possible without them.
Water Safety
Drowning is a quick and silent killer. There is no screaming, no shouting for help, sometimes not even a big splash. In the time it takes to:
Across the room for a towel (10 seconds), a child in the bathtub can become submerged.
Answer the phone (2 minutes), that child can lose consciousness.
Sign for a package at your front door (4 to 6 minutes), a child submerged in the bathtub or pool can sustain permanent brain damage.
In 2013, Florida had the highest unintentional drowning rate in the nation for the 1 to 4 year old age group and the second highest drowning rate in the nation for the 1 to 14 year old age group. Drowning takes the lives of nearly 1,000 children each year. For every child who drowns, four more are hospitalized for near-drowning; for every hospital admission, approximately four children are treated in hospital emergency rooms.
Click here for Water Safety Tips.
Additional Resources
SAFE KIDS Seminole County Coalition is proud to offer these additional educational resources. The following websites include more information on car seat and injury prevention, please visit the sites listed below.
Car Seat Recalls
Fit For a Kid
Florida Bicycle Association
Florida Department of Transportation
Highway Safety
National Safe Kids Campaign
Safe Roads
Seminole County Traffic Safety Team
Heatstroke Prevention Tips
Educational Videos
Father shares how he lost his daughter to heatstroke
Local Business Partners
Local business partners are critical in getting the educational message out to our community. Through Safety Events and Educational Programs, these businesses help us educate and prevent the injuries and death to children in our community.
Probity Pools - Longwood, Florida
Pool Safety Resource - Longwood, Florida
Safe Kids Seminole County is currently recruiting new business/community partners. If you are interested in becoming a partner please contact Nancy Norman at 407-665-2604 or by email at email@example.com.
Becoming A Member
If you have an interest in helping to prevent unintentional childhood injuries and death, then you have what it takes to become a member of SAFE KIDS Seminole County. The Coalition meets on the second Wednesday of every month at 1:30pm. Location for the meeting is at the Seminole County Public Safety Complex, 150 Eslinger Way, Sanford, FL 32773.
Seminole County Sheriff's Office
100 Eslinger Way
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That all changed during my reversion. I gained an appreciation of Mary and the saints that I had never had before, and with it came a connection to Mary and a few of the saints that has become fairly profound. But then I began thinking of my life and how Mary has always played a gentle, unobtrusive role. Doesn't that just sound like her? When I was in college, and in a period where I was questioning my faith, I worked at a church daycare called St. Mary's. It was an Episcopal church but, during this time, I started attending church more regularly again as I sought out answers for a plethora of questions I had about Catholicism. I think working at St. Mary's gave me the nudge I needed, because I was seeing things that looked and felt familiar, and missing them.
Three months after I moved to Raleigh, I snagged my job (which I am still at 4 years later) using my social work degree at a non-profit.... also on St. Mary's Street, about a mile from my apartment. Fast forward a few years later, newly married and house hunting. We hunted tirelessly for a house for months, and the first house we stepped foot into after our wedding is the house we own and love today. The street outside our neighborhood is St. Mary's Street (this one is in a small town adjacent to Raleigh; there aren't two in one town... but still, what are the chances!?). I later learned that we live in St. Mary's Township, which isn't really used or referred to these days, but still shows up sometimes on my weather app and makes me giddy. Our church that is 2 miles down the street from our house, our humble little parish we joined a few months after moving in? Yes, St. Mary, Mother of the Church Catholic Church. I can probably take a lot of examples from Mary who has quietly been there through my life, not being pushy or bossy or coercive, just waiting for me to open my heart to her.
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Abbott Diabetes Care, a division of Abbott, is committed to improving the lives of people with diabetes. The company manufactures, distributes and markets innovative blood glucose monitoring systems and services that offer patients and healthcare professionals fast, convenient and accurate results. Abbott Diabetes Care designs, develops and manufactures several leading-edge glucose monitoring systems for use in both home and hospital settings. Among its leading brands in the United States are FreeStyle®, FreeStyle FreedomTM, FreeStyle Flash®, Precision XtraTM, and Precision Link®. Abbott Diabetes Care is also developing the FreeStyle NavigatorTM Continuous Glucose Monitoring System which is under FDA review and is an investigational device only.
Animas Corporation, a Johnson & Johnson company, is dedicated to making diabetes management easier through product innovation, exceptional customer support and customized education programs. The Animas® 2020 insulin pump is the company's fifth generation insulin pump since the company was founded in 1996. Some of the pump features include a flat panel, high contrast color screen, a 500 in-pump food database and smallest basal rate/increment. Plus it's waterproof! Animas also offers customized education programs and 24/7 pump support. Animas is pleased to be a sponsor of the 2008 Regional Conference Series.
Disetronic Medical Systems is a member of The Roche Group, a leader in diabetes care and the manufacturer of ACCU-CHEK® products and services. We are one of the largest manufacturers of insulin pumps in the world and a leading supplier of infusion sets and supplies for almost all brands of insulin pumps. Disetronic has more than 20 years experience in pump therapy research, development, and manufacturing. Successful insulin pumping is a team effort by patients, healthcare providers, and product and service providers like Disetronic. We are dedicated to being an active and committed team member. We maintain excellent customer service providing online and phone ordering services for insulin pump supplies and our Pump Support team is available 24 hours a day, 365 days per year to respond to your questions concerning the operation of your insulin pump and supplies.
Insulet Corporation is an innovative medical device company dedicated to improving the lives of people with diabetes. Insulet's OmniPod Insulin Management System is a revolutionary insulin infusion system that gives kids the freedom to be kids, and parents the peace of mind of continuous insulin therapy. The OmniPod System packs all the functionality of today's "smart" insulin pumps in two discreet, easy-to-use wireless parts, with virtually pain-free insertion, an integrated Freestyle blood glucose meter, and, best of all, no cumbersome tubing. For complete details about the OmniPod System and to read stories from real OmniPod users, please visit www.MyOmniPod.com.
LifeScan has been committed to improving the qualify of life for people with diabetes since 1981, revolutionizing home blood glucose testing with the introduction of the ONE TOUCH® System in 1987. Always an innovator in self-monitoring, LifeScan launched the ONE TOUCH Ultra® blood glucose meter to make testing easier and less painful. LifeScan, an early sponsor of Children With Diabetes, is proud to be a Sponsor of the 2008 Regional Conference Series.
Maple Grove Farms of Vermont® and Polaner® offer a variety of great tasting "good for you foods." Our companies have over 197 years of combined experience producing quality food products. From breakfast to dinner, our products include sugar free pancake and waffle mix, syrups, preserves and salad dressings. Visit our websites for delicious recipes at www.maplegrove.com or www.bgfoods.com. We are proud to be a Sponsor of the Marco Island Focus on Best Practices conference.
As a world leader in insulin pump therapy and continuous glucose monitoring, Medtronic Diabetes' mission is advancing solutions for the treatment of diabetes. To our customers, this means we are committed to the creation and optimization of the innovative products and services they need to control their diabetes, primarily the development of an artificial pancreas. Good glucose control can delay the onset of diabetes-related complications by an average of 15 years, extend lives by up to five years, and significantly reduce the tremendous burden of diabetes. And Medtronic Diabetes' insulin pumps allow for the tightest control possible, allowing patients to live more normal, healthier lives.
Novo Nordisk is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with diabetes. For nearly 80 years, the company has combined drug discovery with state-of-the-art technology to develop leading edge products for people with diabetes. Novo Nordisk was the first to develop longer-acting NPH insulin, purified insulin, and premixed human insulin. Novo Nordisk also designed the first durable and disposable insulin pen devices and the first dial-a-dose insulin delivery system. Novo Nordisk recently added a rapid-acting human insulin analog, NovoLog® (insulin aspart [rDNA origin] injection) as another treatment option for people with diabetes. Novo Nordisk is proud to be a Sponsor of the 2008 CWD Regional Conference Series.
Pelikan Technologies is dedicated to developing innovative technologies in blood glucose monitoring that will change the way people with diabetes feel about testing. The launch of our first product, the Pelikan Sun™, will "Take the Pain out of Testing" for children of any age. You won't believe it until you try it; the PelikanSun is the first ever finger friendly electronic lancing device. Our ongoing design and development of future products will bring ultimate convenience to glucose testing. A past participant of the Friends for Life conference, Pelikan Technologies is proud to be a sponsor of the 2008 regional conference series.
Sanofi-Aventis is pleased to sponsor the Children with Diabetes 2008 regional conference series.
With a long heritage of breaking new ground in ambulatory infusion pumps, Smiths Medical MD, Inc. brings nearly two decades of experience to the CozMore Insulin Technology System. Only the CozMore Insulin Technology System allows you to attach the CoZmonitor blood glucose module to your Deltec Cozmo insulin pump to create an "all-in-one" insulin pump and blood glucose monitoring system. Add to that the CoZmanager PC Communications Software and you have the most advanced insulin technology system available. Our reputation for customer service and product support is unsurpassed, and clinical expertise is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Behind every CozMore insulin technology system are the resources of the Medical Division of Smiths Group plc. Smiths' innovative approach has brought it to world leadership not only in medical systems but in advanced aerospace electronics and specialized industrial equipment as well.
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Jude Law is set to return to Broadway in 2012 after wowing London theater fans and critics with his performance in new play Anna Christie.
The actor received rave reviews following the debut of the West End production of Eugene O'Neill's 1920s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which opened in London's Donmar Warehouse last month (Aug11), and he'll stay with the cast when the show transfers to New York early next year (12), according to the New York Post.
Jude Law was last seen on Broadway in Hamlet, for which he received a Tony Award nomination, in 2009.


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Investing in Your Child's Future
Education Planning: By the Numbers
- $38,300 — Average cost for 4 years of tuition and fees at an in-state public university 1
- $129,700 — Average cost for 4 years of tuition and fees at a private university1
- $58,400 — 2011 Median earnings of full-time workers over 25 with a bachelor's degree2
- $34,400 — 2011 Median earnings of full-time workers over 25 with a high school diploma2
- 37% — Households under age 40 that had outstanding student debt in 20103
1 The College Board®
2 Educations Pays, 2013. Trends.collegeboard.org
3 2010 Survey of Consumer Finances, Pew Research Center
Paying or helping to pay for their children's college education consistently ranks as a high priority for many American families, and with good reason. Despite the rapidly rising cost of college, statistics continue to show that the long-term value of a degree makes it a prudent investment. College graduates are more likely to be employed, make substantially higher incomes and are nearly twice as likely to receive employer-provided healthcare and retirement benefits as those without a degree.1 According to a paper2 written by a prominent MIT economist, the true cost of a college degree is about negative $500,000. In other words, not going to college will cost you about half a million dollars.
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There's no shortcut when it comes to investing for college – but you can significantly increase your chances of achieving your objectives by beginning to save and invest as early as possible. In fact, assuming they invest the same amount of money and earn the same rate of return, parents who begin investing for college when their children are born will accumulate roughly twice as much by the beginning of their freshman year as parents who put off investing until their children's sixth birthday.
Maximize Your Resources
Maximizing your resources through smart, efficient investing is just as important as getting started early. Fortunately, several attractive tax-advantaged investment options exist for funding future education expenses, including:
- Qualified tuition programs, also known as 529 Plans*, offer tax-deferred earnings and tax-free distributions for qualified college expenses like tuition, room and board and books.
- Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) offer similar tax advantages not only for qualified college expenses, but for qualified elementary and high school expenses.
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There's no better time to begin planning for tomorrow's education expenses than today. In addition to helping you set specific goals and helping you determine which of the various investment options will best meet your needs, your First Command Financial Advisor can:
- Provide guidance on how to properly allocate and diversify your investment dollars
- Explain how money you set aside for college may impact the availability of financial aid
- Help you prioritize your investment dollars if time is short or funds are limited
- Build a customized plan that takes all of your objectives into account
*Prior to investing in a 529 College Savings Plan, you should compare the Plan with any 529 college savings plan offered by your home state or your beneficiary's home state and consider, before investing, any state tax or other benefits that are only available for investments in the home state's plan. Please read the Plan's Disclosure Document which includes investment objectives, risks, fees, charges and expenses, and other information. You should read the Plan Disclosure Document carefully before investing. For this and other information on any 529 College Savings Plan, contact First Command at 800-443-2104 or your Financial Advisor. Please note that the availability of tax or other benefits may be conditioned on meeting certain requirements such as residency, purpose for or timing of distributions or other factors as applicable. As with any investment, it is possible to lose money by investing in a 529 College Savings Plan. Information provided is for general purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized tax or legal advice. Where specific advice is necessary or appropriate, please consult a qualified tax or legal advisor.
1 "Trends in Higher Education Series - Education Pays 2013." The College Board, 2013.
2 Skills, education and the rise of earnings inequality among "the other 99 percent," published in the journal Science, May 2014


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LANSING— State Sen. Judy Emmons is inviting mid-Michigan residents to the grand opening of a district office in Mt. Pleasant on Oct. 25.
"As we work hard to energize Michigan's economy and create jobs, it is important to listen from residents about their insights, ideas and concerns," said Emmons, R-Sheridan. "I am pleased to announce that we are opening a district office in Mt. Pleasant that will be a convenient and closer location to serve the needs of area residents and answer questions.
"I invite all mid-Michigan families and job providers to join us at an open house for conversation with old and new friends at the new local office."
The open house will be Thursday, Oct. 25 from 1 to 6:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be available and guests can enter a drawing for a visit to the Capitol and Emmons' Lansing office.
"As your senator, I remain committed to helping residents who need help with a state issue or learning from people about how we can improve government efficiency and accountability," Emmons said. "The district office will help us provide the best constituent service possible."
Emmons' district office is located at 405 S. Mission St., Suite D in Mt. Pleasant. The toll-free phone number for the office is 1-866-305-2133.
Guests are encouraged to park on the northeast side of the building and enter through the side door.
Constituents with questions or comments about state issues or pending legislation may always contact Sen. Emmons' office at 517-373-3760 or by email at email@example.com.
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Alistair has held the position of CEO at Imparja Television for 12 years. During this time the organisation has seen continued and sustainable growth with expansion in key business areas, in turn creating a highly efficient business model.
Alistair previously held senior positions at the 7 Network and was General Manager of Val Morgan Australia. He is a member on the Board of Free TV Australia, the peak industry body for the free to air television broadcasting sector.
In 2015 Alistair was appointed to the Ministerial Advisory Council on Communications, is a Director of Eastern Australia Satellite Broadcasters, Director of Central Digital Television and is a member of the Alice Springs Regional Economic Development Committee.
Previously a Director of the Board, Alistair was appointed Chair for the NT Major Events Company in July 2014.
Michael has overseen Airnorth's growth from a small charter company to Australia's second oldest continuously operating airline brand.
Michael was the Chair of the Regional Aviation Association of Australia for seven years and still sits on the Board. He was Director/Trustee of the Aviation Industry Superannuation Trust for eight years.
Michael is a recipient of the National Australia Bank's Medal for Management Innovation and in 2008 was awarded the Australian Aviation "Personality of the Year" for his work on creating an industry wide forum bringing together the 12 industry associations in an effort to find a consolidated voice.
Michael is the Chair of Tourism NT, Chair of international specialist labour-hire and recruitment company CGH Pty Ltd and a member of the Chief Minister's Advisory Council. He is also an Ambassador for the Australian Aviation Hall of Fame, Business Events Northern Territory and the Museum and Arts Gallery of the Northern Territory.
Andrew has resided in the Territory for the past 38 years. He has held a position on the Northern Territory Major Events Company board for more than 10 years and is actively involved in a variety of local sports clubs throughout the NT.
Andrew is former Chair of NT Employment and Training Advisory Council and current Chair, NT Training Commission. He also Chairs the St John Ambulance NT Endowment Trust. Andrew is a member of the Federal Government's Australian Industry and Skills Committee.
In 2011 Andrew was awarded a member of the Order of Australia for service to the community of the NT through executive roles within a range of cultural, tourism, education and charitable organisations, and to the broadcast media industry.
Colin provides a wealth of experience for the Board. A Territory resident since 1969, Colin is a previous Chairman and CEO for the Power & Water Corporation, and former board member of the NT Tourist Commission.
A qualified quantity surveyor, Colin has an outstanding background in public administration management occupying Chief Executive positions for several Government departments from 1982 – 1999, culminating as Chief Executive for the Department of the Chief Minister.
Colin was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia in 1999 for service to the development of the NT through the provision of infrastructure, land management, conservation and tourism.
Janet has managed large-scale and high profile major projects and special events, as well as delivered comprehensive marketing, communications, sponsorship and place management strategies and programs.
Janet's assignments involved delivering 300 special events in the lead up to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and 600 annual events for Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority including the high profile Australia Day and New Year's Eve celebrations.
Janet relocated to Darwin in 2009 as External Relations Manager for Energy Resources of Australia. In 2013 Janet was appointed General Manager of the Darwin Convention Centre. She is responsible for the management of the worldclass, award winning Centre, which delivers over 300 business events annually.
Andrew commenced with NT Major Events Company in March 2015. Andrew has a wealth of experience with an extensive record in leading the planning and delivery of major national and international projects and events.
Andrew has a proven track record of success in the developmental and implementation ofstrategic plans and management of revenue and budgetary targets. His experience is gained from private and public sectors during his tenure with MI Associates, Football Federation Australia, Australian Rugby Union and Rush Sports Event International.
Andrew effectively delivered business and event outcomes working with organisations of varying sizes managing small and large teams.
Based in Alice Springs, Scott leads a team responsible for driving and facilitating regional growth initiatives throughout Central Australia.
Previous to his current role as Executive Director Regions, Economic and Industry Development with the Department of Trade, Business and Innovation, Scott was the Regional Executive Director, Central Australia, Department of the Chief Minister and Director of Business Events for Tourism NT. This role linked business, community, academia and government through the Business Events sector.
Prior to moving to Tourism NT, Scott was General Manager SA, NT and WA for Staging Connections, a global full service event production company.
He holds degree qualifications in tourism and hospitality and is a current board member of Desert Knowledge Australia.


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This week, the new Republican majority in the House will vote to repeal Obamacare. The vote will be largely symbolic. The bill will die in the Senate.
Yet the exercise will raise the question: Republicans want to "repeal and replace," but replace with what?
A concept rapidly gaining traction in Republican circles borrows from a trend in the private sector, and is explored in detail in Rep. Paul Ryan's "Road Map for America's Future."
As private pensions have shifted from defined benefit to defined contribution, both the health care system and the big entitlement health programs should make a similar shift — from open-ended entitlements to fixed-dollar contributions.
Obamacare will be a financial disaster, primarily because the number of people who will migrate from employer-provided insurance to the new subsidized exchanges — funded with open-ended spending — will be larger than predicted.
Once the exchanges start in 2014, employers will seek ways to shift low and moderate income workers onto the government-subsidized plans. Start-up companies will have zero incentive to offer insurance. Existing firms will have a powerful incentive to dump their own plans — as AT&T illustrated when it discovered last year it could save $1.8 million a year by doing just that.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that by 2019, 19 million people will obtain subsidies via the exchanges. But former CBO director Douglas Holtz-Eakin says the real number could be around 54 million. If so, the 10-year cost of Obamacare would double to $2 trillion.
Moving to a system of fixed-dollar contributions, not only for our health care system but for Medicare and Medicaid, would put the nation's fiscal position on a more even keel. It would move purchasing power and choice directly to individuals, who would have the means to seek the best deal at the best price.
From that, a real functioning health-care market could be built, which is the only real hope of curbing health-care inflation.
A key starting point for many reformers was the work of the 1999 Medicare commission, chaired by former Democratic senator John Breaux. He called for replacing Medicare's open-ended benefits system with subsidies — "premium support" — paid directly to recipients.
Late last year, Rep. Ryan worked with Alice Rivlin, former budget director in the Clinton administration, to propose a Medicare reform that was broadly similar.
The idea of fixed-dollar contributions funneled directly to individuals could also be used to reform the health care system for those under 65. The plan would be to eliminate the tax preference for employer-provided insurance and give it to individuals as a refundable tax credit, which they would use to buy a plan of their choosing in the open market.
The concept could also be applied to Medicaid, which could combine income-based subsidies along with the tax credit, allowing people to pick their own health insurance.
James Capretta and Tom Miller, in a paper published by the American Enterprise Institute (from which much of the above was taken), point out that this would reduce a problem bedeviling many Medicaid recipients.
Medicaid doesn't mesh well with private-sector policies, so when people jump from workplace insurance to Medicaid and back, their relationships with doctors and clinics are disrupted. A system of tax credits and income-based subsidies would allow more people to stay on the same policy.
Tax credits would also reduce the problem of pre-existing conditions, which often comes up when people start on new coverage. But since policies purchased outside the workplace with the tax credits would be more portable, more people could keep the same coverage when taking a new job.
Capretta and Miller suggest a key statutory change that would encourage people to stay covered. Under this rule, those with continuous coverage could not be denied because of a pre-existing condition. This would be far more effective in encouraging people to buy insurance and stay covered than Obamacare's heavy-handed personal mandate.
People with more severe problems and chronic conditions could be covered via high-risk pools subsidized by annual federal appropriations.
The root problem in American health care is third-party payment; because we're not paying, few of us have an incentive to seek real value. Nor do we have the power to "fire" insurers who issue lousy plans.
Instead of remedying this problem, Obamacare will worsen it. We won't have cost control in health care until we have real markets, and the way to develop them is to move purchasing power to individuals.


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Is your ab routine getting ho-hum? If your planks are great but you need to take it to the next level, try stepping it up with some new plank variations and hit some other muscles groups at the same time.
Here is a great fitness how-to video featuring my 15 essential plank variations to add some zing to your exercise routine! The plank is an excellent way to build your core strength, but you can amp up any plank exercise by adding movement and engaging more muscle groups – i.e. fitness multitasking!
Adding plank variations to your workouts are great for several reasons:
- Fitness multitasking = more muscles engaged = more calories burned
- Engages your stabilizing muscles more than a regular plank
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|Hi Verve fans! It's time once again for our monthly Diva Inspirations Hop. Today's the day you get to hop about and see what fresh ideas the Divas have cooked up with some of our previously released sets!
Plus there's a prize! We've hidden a prize on one of the hop spots below, so leave a little comment love as you hop about and you just might win a $25 gift certificate to Verve!
Comment deadline for the prize drawing is 8pm Mountain on July 10.
With a new month comes a new sale, and this month is birthday month at Verve! It's my birthday and a few of the Divas as well, so we're celebrating all month long! And since we need to clear a little space in our back room for our 5th Anni-VERVE-sary release that will be arriving next month, we've marked all of our stamps 20% off through the end of July! Woohoo!
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Now through the end of July receive a free goody bag of papercrafting delights if your order totals at least $75 after discounts and before shipping! There's nothing to do except shop... we'll automatically add the goodies when your order ships!
Thursday, July 5, 2012
July Diva Inspirations HOP
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I love the inspiration hop! It in-spires new breath into the stamps we have - and sometimes helps us (well me anyway) realize I really do need an already released stamp!ReplyDelete
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another great month of inspiration thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
just finished the hop. fantastic as always!ReplyDelete
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Fabulous Hop! Such wonderful inspiration from the DT!!! Happy Birthday to all the July birthday ladies!ReplyDelete
My first hop! Excited to see lots of great stuff!ReplyDelete
I've got my cup of coffee ready and I'm hopping!ReplyDelete
Love your stamps and am happy to see the DT creations. Happy birthday to you and those on your team who are celebrating a bday.ReplyDelete
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Wonderful blog hop--enjoyed them all!ReplyDelete
Once again the Verve design team gals have knocked my creative socks off. Really lovely card creations! Happy birthday to Julee and ALL the Verve gals with July birthdays!! Hope your special day is FILLED to the brim with friends, family, fun and CAKE!ReplyDelete


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The possession of small of amounts of marijuana and its use will soon be legal in Vermont. That certainly became a reality on Wednesday when the Vermont Senate and Gov. Scott agreed on a compromise bill that would make possession of small amounts of marijuana legal for adults, while establishing a commission to study how the state could best regulate and tax the sale of marijuana for adult use.
Whether you think sixth grade students within the Addison Central School District (ACSD) should be merged into MUMS (Middlebury Union Middle School) or stay with their respective elementary schools within the seven towns, what's important about the question is that it's focused on academics and improving them for area students. It's not a question about whether taxpayers can afford the budget, or teacher salaries and benefits, but rather how students can best be served.
That's refreshing.
Here's an example of how the Trump administration misleads the public, however briefly, on a particular story.
If you are a Middlebury area resident, do you have questions about the proposed Middlebury rail bridges project?
MIDDLEBURY — On Monday morning Vermont Transportation Secretary Joe Flynn issued an emergency order authorizing the Agency of Transportation (VTrans) to install two temporary bridges over the railroad tracks in downtown Middlebury in advance of a long-planned tunnel project.
While recent inspections have shown the bridges on Main Street and Merchants Row to be safe for travel, evidence of accelerated deterioration has prompted the agency to rapidly install temporary bridges this summer as a precautionary measure.
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A SKIER MAKES her way down the Superstar trail at Killington on Sunday during World Cup racing, which drew thousands of spectators to see some of the best skiers on the planet. Skiers manuevered passed a gate about once every second.
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As experts in both essential services and the direct selling industry, our corporate team combines expertise and experience to help our Associates grow their Stream businesses. We invite you to read our bios below and get to know us a little better.
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Dan brings over 25 years of experience and achievement in consumer products and services to his role at Stream, overseeing all operations, including marketing efforts, product expansion and the company's continued growth in the markets we serve and beyond. Before coming to Stream, he was a significant contributor in building MoneyGram International, a Dallas-based financial services company, into a multi-billion dollar world-wide company and well known brand, in addition to serving as COO of two consumer financial services and mobile technology companies and other key executive leadership roles.
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Hey everyone! For this blog post, you should read part 1 here which will make this a lot easier to understand.
In part 1 I explain how much you should revise per day and how much you should revise each subject per week. in this post, the same two week format applies, but with more flexibility.
What to do
The first thing you need to do is buy a weekly planner with each day of the week like mine here:
Once you have bought your weekly planning paper, you need to split your page into week A and week B as shown above. Next, you should indicate which subjects you will study on each day using your study timetable.
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// Jeani