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Our People
We're a people business. And for LAW clients, our people are your people.
Magnus Swanson
Executive Chairman
Magnus is the former Chief Executive of a major corporate law firm. Before that he had an impressive track record in leveraged mergers and acquisitions - particularly MBO and institutional buy-outs. He has served on the Board of Law At Work since the company was established, and is now Executive Chairman following our MBO in 2012.
Donald MacKinnon
Group Legal Director
Donald's 20 year career in law has included him working for a community law centre, a bank and one of Scotland's largest commercial law firms. He joined LAW in 2001, and leads the employment law team. Accredited by the Law Society of Scotland since 2005 as a specialist in employment law, Donald has vast experience in all areas of employment practice. As well as being a board director, Donald maintains his own portfolio of clients, and continues to appear before employment tribunals and the EAT. Donald is a go-to contributor for press, radio and TV on all matters relating to employment law.
Steve Cook
Group Managing Director
Steve is LAW Group MD, and formerly Chief Executive of Empire, which was acquired by LAW in 2018. Empire had grown to become one of the largest independent employment law, HR and safety consultancies in Scotland. Steve is active within the Aberdeen business community and has been Chairman of Elevator, a social enterprise, since 2002. Elevator delivers Business Gateway services in the Grampian and Tayside regions, helping thousands of new businesses start each year.
PJ Chalmers
Group Operations Director
Having worked in the regulatory compliance sector for over 20 years, primarily specialising in employment law and HR, PJ has vast experience of supporting clients on operational and strategic people management issues. In the past, PJ acted as technical consultant for a major player in the compliance sector before helping found Empire, which was acquired by LAW in 2018. Now Group Operations Director for LAW, PJ has responsibility for developing the Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality (HSEQ) services within the group.
Sinead McIntosh
Executive Assistant
Sinead joined the team in 2015 in the role of Executive Assistant. Prior to this she managed a retail boutique in the Highlands. Sinead's role allows her to work closely in all areas of LAW business but she has a focus on training and marketing, allowing her to assist in the continued recognition of LAW as an industry leader in the professional services market. Sinead studied International Business at Glasgow Caledonian University which came in handy when she lived in Western Australia for a year and a half, working as an Executive Assistant in an international recruitment company.
Margaret Anne Clark
Head of Employment Law
Qualified since 2003, Margaret Anne is a highly skilled solicitor who gets the job done with a minimum of fuss. As Head of Employment Law, she advises clients on all aspects of employment law; with particular expertise in discrimination, equal pay and equality matters. She also has extensive experience of advising on redundancies, business reorganisations and TUPE. Her unwillingness to speak Latin, and her reluctance to write ten page letters, role models the pragmatic and practical approach that LAW exemplifies. Margaret Anne is also a tutor in the Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Strathclyde.
Daniel Gorry
Deputy Head of Employment Law
After a spell flirting with the music industry and playing at T in the Park, Daniel traded in his guitar for a career in employment law with Law At Work. Since qualifying as a solicitor in 2006, Daniel has channelled his creative talents into advising clients on all aspects of employment law. Daniel has been on tour at a number of employment tribunals dealing with cases on unfair dismissal, discrimination and TUPE. From his involvement in complex company restructures, Daniel has developed an in depth knowledge of the education and leisure sectors.
Gerard O'Hare
Senior Associate Employment Solicitor
Gerry completed an M.A. before setting off travelling to find his calling in life which turned out to be a love of photography. In order to fund this expensive hobby Gerry returned to university to study law and, following his traineeship, joined the LAW team in 2009. His people and analytical skills work well in the world of employment law, and Law At Work's innovative business model allows him to build strong relationships with his clients and provide them with high quality, practical, hands-on advice. Gerry specialises in reorganisations, workplace policies, contracts and contentious matters.
Sophie Macphail
Employment Solicitor
Following the completion of an MA in history, Sophie took her keen interest of problem solving and analysing evidence to the study of law and completed her LLB at the University of Glasgow in 2009. After spending some time travelling and working for a human rights charity, she returned to Scotland to undergo her legal traineeship at a national law firm in 2012, qualifying in 2014. Sophie joined LAW in 2016 having gained experience of working with a wide variety of clients including large corporations, small business, charities, housing associations and individuals. She has a keen interest in disciplinary issues, business re-organisations and absence management.
Fiona McBeath
Employment Solicitor
Following her first degree, and some business experience in London, Fiona returned to Scotland in 2006 to study Law at Glasgow University. Fiona enjoyed an eight month seat with LAW as part of her traineeship and built up strong relationships with our clients. Fiona returned to the team in 2011. With previous experience in civil litigation, Fiona has appeared in a number of Sheriff Court cases and has a particular interest in contentious matters. She also enjoys assisting clients with any tricky issues they may have regarding absence management, general disciplinary procedures and TUPE transfer queries.
Heather Maclean
Employment Solicitor
Heather graduated from Strathclyde University where she gained a First Class Honours LLB degree and completed the Diploma in Legal Practice, also at Strathclyde. Never one to call a spade a shovel, Heather believes in getting right to the heart of the matter and advises in a practical, straightforward way. She has a particular interest in discipline management and business re-organisation, as well as grappling with contentious litigation on behalf of clients. While at University, Heather was involved in the University of Strathclyde Law Clinic, and continues to support their work.
Anita Mulholland
Employment Solicitor
Anita spent part of her LLB Law degree in The University of Maastricht in the Netherlands, studying International and Discrimination Law at honours level. She graduated from the University of Glasgow, having written her honours dissertation on the UK Trade Union movement. Anita's desire to work in the realm of employment law sparked when she first volunteered as an adviser for the Citizen's Advice Bureau during university. Anita joined the team as a trainee solicitor in 2013, and was retained as an employment lawyer in 2015.
Kirstie Beattie
Employment Solicitor
Kirstie first became involved with Law At Work during the third year of her LLB, choosing 'Shared Parental Leave' as the topic of her Honours dissertation. She returned to LAW as a trainee solicitor after graduating with a first class honours and completing the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice. Kirstie possesses a keen interest in all aspects of employment law. Her background as a Volunteer Advisor with the Citizen's Advice Bureau assists her greatly in providing clear-cut, practical advice to her clients at Law At Work on matters ranging from disciplinary and grievance procedure to family-friendly rights.
Paman Singh
Employment Solicitor
Following completion of his undergraduate degree alongside LAW's Heather Kemmett, Paman worked with NGOs in London and New York, then decided to take the next logical step for a law graduate and become a builder. To keep his legal skills honed, he gained a Masters in Human Rights Law from Strathclyde University, which he combined with tutoring at the same institution. After establishing a small business and having dealt with employees at all levels, Paman felt the irresistible draw of law and completed his Diploma in Legal Practice. His experience enables him to appreciate the specific needs of a business.
Andrew Maxwell
Trainee Employment Solicitor
Andrew completed his LLB and Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Strathclyde and followed this up with an MSc in International Public Policy. After spending a year working in local government, he chose to turn his focus to pursuing a career in employment law. Like some of his LAW colleagues, while at University Andrew volunteered at the Strathclyde Law Clinic and assisted many different clients with a variety of issues including employment law. Andrew's relatable manner coupled with his knowledge and experience means that he's able to advise companies at any level.
Miranda Hughes
Trainee Employment Solicitor
Miranda studied Politics and Philosophy in Brighton before moving to Glasgow to complete her LLB and Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Strathclyde. Whilst volunteering at the Strathclyde Law Clinic she discovered her passion for Employment Law, gaining experience in both advising and representing clients. During her Diploma year, Miranda completed a Work Based Learning module at LAW, attracted by the company's unique approach. As a trainee she is eager to help build on the success of the company and to get to know the variety of clients that LAW advises.
Hannah Lynn
Trainee Employment Solicitor
After completing her LLB at the University of Edinburgh, Hannah spent some time travelling and trying to master the French language. After this she started her Diploma in Legal Practice, at the same institution. During this time she spent time working for the Free Legal Advice Centre where she developed her interest in employment law. Hannah is delighted to join LAW and is excited about the company's unique traineeship programme and working with its diverse client base.
Lorna Gemmell
EL & HR Training Manager
Lorna qualified in 2006 and joined LAW in 2014 from a large commercial law firm where she headed up the employment law training programme. As a highly experienced trainer and qualified employment lawyer, she delivers the best of both worlds – practical training backed up by a wealth of legal knowledge. Lorna enjoys learning about the nitty gritty of other industries, especially going on site visits to clients' premises. Lorna is always looking for inspiration for content for training sessions so be careful of what you say to her as you may find the story re-hashed in a case study!
Roz Wood
Head of HR Consultancy
Roz heads up the HR consultancy team at LAW. She has more than 30 years' experience working as a generalist HR professional, including six years as HR Director for a large well-known London retail group. Roz has been responsible for managing the HR aspect of MBOs; company flotation on the stock market; new store openings; HR strategy; devising and implementing reward and remuneration strategies; changing management programmes; staff re-profiling; performance management and succession planning. Roz was a founding director of Square Circle HR where she was involved in all aspects of the business, giving her a keen insight for challenges facing companies today.
Mary McGeady
Senior HR Consultant
With more than 25 years of experience in employment law and HR consultancy, and with a passion for employee relations, Mary has a wealth of expertise across many industry sectors, including insurance and banking. She graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a PgDip in HR Management and she is a Chartered Member of CIPD. Mary takes a strategic approach to provide solutions; her recent projects include recruitment; employment documentation; job evaluation; managing performance; restructuring; redundancy, disciplinary, grievance, conflict resolution; absence management, pay benchmarking; management training and coaching.
Lilias Bennie
Senior HR Consultant
Lilias moved into consultancy after 20 years working in HR managerial roles in the private sector, including several years in senior HR at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre. She's a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and has a paralegal qualification in employment law from the University of Strathclyde, which means she's ideally placed to handle complex employment relations issues. Lilias enjoys the diverse range of activities working in a consultancy; some of her projects have included recruitment and retention; training & development; coaching; policy development and harmonising terms and conditions of employment.
Katy Marshall
Senior HR Consultant
Katy joined LAW in 2007 with an LLB from Glasgow University, a background in management and a keen interest in HR and employment law matters. She worked initially in our legal team, managing a portfolio of clients, including appearing in the employment tribunal. With her considerable experience, Katy moved to our HR consultancy team in 2015. She delivers a mix of projects including large scale reorganisations and redundancies, collective consultations and TUPE transfers; support with grievance and disciplinary investigations; designing formal performance management systems; high profile executive recruitment campaigns; job evaluation; pay benchmarking and equal pay reviews.
Lynn Lavelle
Senior HR Consultant
Lynn Lavelle studied for her LLM in Employment Law and Practice at Robert Gordon University while working full time and is a CIPD Fellow. She has more than 25 years' experience in employment law and HR; 15 of those years specialising in HR Consultancy supporting organisations across a whole range of sectors. Her experience includes redundancy, TUPE, absence management, disciplinary and grievance procedures, working time, preparing settlement agreements and ACAS early conciliation. Lynn enjoys the variety of work that a consultancy role brings, and was drawn to LAW's close relationships with our clients as it allows her a deeper understanding of the organisations she partners.
Douglas Cameron
Head of Safety Services
Douglas started his career as an Environmental Health Officer enforcing food and safety legislation. He then joined the Health and Safety Executive, as the first EHO seconded for his expertise in the catering and food manufacturing industries. After leaving HSE, Douglas worked large FTSE companies as Head of Safety both in the UK and internationally including care homes, hotels, student accommodation, events, logistics, distribution, retail and leisure. A Chartered Member of IOSH, he specialises in auditing, creating best work practices, client specific project work, training and coaching for workplace safety, fire prevention, food safety, security and environmental management. Douglas joined LAW as Head of Health & Safety in 2015.
Lee Craig
Health & Safety Manager
Lee worked in local government in the Civil Contingency Planning field before moving into health and safety in 2003. In her safety role, she was responsible for developing, implementing and delivering health and safety policies - including consultation with trade union representatives. Lee moved to consultancy in 2012, where she supported a portfolio of clients in retail, care, warehousing, hospitality and leisure. A Chartered Member of IOSH with a PgC in Safety and Risk Management, she has a wealth of experience including crisis management and business continuity; corporate risk management; construction, work related stress, lone working; violence at work and asbestos management.
Matthew Ramsey
Health & Safety Manager
Matthew joined LAW in 2016, after eight years as an inspector with the Health and Safety Executive in Scotland. Given his broad remit within the HSE, Matthew has a breadth and depth of experience across most industries and situations, including construction and the control of major accident hazards. Matthew was attracted to LAW's proactive and supportive approach to health & safety, and the quality of our service compared to off the shelf solutions which he experienced during his time with the HSE. As a Chartered Member of IOSH, he brings valuable enforcement insight to our clients and the LAW team.
Michael Moran
Health & Safety Manager
Michael started his career in the biopharmaceutical testing industries, within Molecular Biology, taking on the responsibility of Deputy Radiation Protection Supervisor, Biological Safety Officer and Genetic Modification Officer, prior to moving full time into Health and Safety and becoming the Health and Safety Manager in 2003. He then moved to local government health and safety in 2005. In this safety role, he was responsible for developing, implementing and delivering health and safety policies, consultation with trade union safety representatives and undertaking audits, fire risk assessments and training within areas including education, youth clubs, leisure and social work. Michael moved to consultancy in 2013, where he supports a portfolio of clients including retail, care, engineering, hospitality, doctors / dental / veterinary surgeries, education and leisure. Michael is a Chartered Member of IOSH with an Honours Degree in Applied Biology.
Steven A Smith
Head of Client Management
Steven has a joint honours degree in marketing and economics from Strathclyde Business School, having completed his BA at Arizona State University in Phoenix. He also returned to the books in 2013 to earn a Masters in Employment Law from RGU. With experience of working with digital marketing agencies in the UK and US, Steven joined LAW in 2010 as our first business development graduate. His team is responsible for LAW's growth, including all areas of our marketing, business development and client care.
Zoe Mackenzie
Client Care Manager
Zoe joined the LAW team in 2016 looking for a new challenge. She completed her honours degree in Costume Design and Construction in 2010, during which she delighted in the amazing world of theatre and the world behind the curtain. After graduation, a move into high-end retail gained her valuable management experience and insight into the rigorous demands of excellent customer service. Zoe works closely with our service delivery team to continually enhance our service, and is a key point of contact for all of our clients.
Pamela Keith
Client Care Manager
Prior to joining the team in 2015, Pamela enjoyed 25 years in the retail sector in operational management at senior executive and director level. Her breadth of experience has equipped her with a strong understanding of business challenges, enabling her to provide support and add significant value to LAW's client relationships. As a former client of LAW, Pamela also has a unique appreciation of customer requirements and expectations!
Suzanne Blair
Client Care Manager
Suzanne joined LAW in early 2016 when she moved back home to Scotland, having lived in England for 20 years. With a strong background in sales and customer relations, she's worked for a variety of different businesses – from hospitality and leisure venues, to insurance providers and global brands such as Coca-Cola. Her experience has given her an expert insight into how different companies are run and organised. Suzanne recently moved over to join the Client Management team where her real passion for the LAW approach is put to good use engaging with clients to explore their needs.
Claire Buchan
Business Development Manager
As an Associate Member of CIPD, and with a Postgraduate Diploma in HR Management, Claire combines her HR knowledge and commercial awareness to identify high impact solutions to employment law, HR and HSEQ challenges. With over 10 years' experience of working with clients to build teams, and an outstanding commercial background, Claire develops solutions which add value and contribute to departmental and organisational success.
Lauren Blake
Business Development Manager
Lauren joined LAW in May 2018 with a fresh eye on client management and the sales process. Having over a decade of experience within financial services, and several years within recruitment, Lauren is passionate about introducing LAW to future clients. Lauren offers a consultative approach, ensuring that the proposals she develops are bang in line with requirements and that expectations are met from the very first meeting.
Alison Welsh
Business Development HR Consultant
Alison is a Chartered Member of CIPD and has more than 25 years' experience at a senior HR level, most recently as founding director of Square Circle HR. Alison has a joint degree in Business and Psychology, a PgDip in Personnel Management, and is a Paralegal in Employment Law. Her career has seen her managing teams in Europe and South East Asia, gaining significant experience in mergers and acquisition activity, the integration of different business cultures, and business reorganisation/restructure. Alison works with prospective clients to understand their requirements in HR and uses her experience to develop specific solutions.
Varri Kelly
Business Development Executive
Varri has over 18 years' experience in sales lead positions, in both the B2B market and the leisure industry, having managed major health clubs for brands like Fitness First and David Lloyd. Varri joined LAW in 2018 looking for a new challenge, and a company with great core value.
Edward Sanderson
Business Development Coordinator
Prior to joining LAW in 2016, Edward graduated from the University of Kent with a degree in Military History BA (Hons). Taking a step away from the past he looked to the future and moved to Scotland before joining a large law firm where he managed the admin team in Edinburgh for two years. At LAW, Ed works closely with senior management and the business development team to coordinate our new business activity, ensure the smooth running of our training and events programme, and maintain our social media presence.


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Wednesday Comics Ranked: Week 8 Top 10
After skipping a week, I change the format. So Wonder Woman isn't the only serial I'm snubbing, pretty much. Also, I dropped the dumb BCS jokes only Burgas and 12 other readers could possibly get, given our demographics. See what new dumb jokes I replace them with!
1. Metamorpho– Which is pretty much my favorite thing Neil Gaiman has ever written, and something I plan on showing to a friend who teaches high school chemistry in hopes he puts it up in his class.
2. Supergirl– I would buy a comic which is just Amanda Conner drawing expressions. I like her work in that field more than even Kevin Maguire.
3. Kamandi– I just love this milieu, so it's always gonna be in the top 5.
4. Strange Adventures– See Kamandi.
5. Deadman and 6. Hawkman– These two (and Kamandi, SA, Demon/Catwoman, ) are at a place where something cool's about to happen, so I feel weird ranking/commenting on them. Not weird enough to not do it. I do find it odd that so many strips are at that point this week. Standout moments were there, though; Deadman doing it for the nookie* and Hawkman's brief conversation with Hawkwoman were both pretty cool.
7. the Flash– I like it more than I did, but less than the people who like it too much. It's probably never going to be my favorite, but at least I didn't forget it this time, right? The time travel aspect does drag it down a bit, because seriously, that can be pretty headache inducing. But I love comic book science like all the Flashes creating tiny black holes to cancel Grodd's force field.
8. Metal Men– Who else would by a Metal Men ongoing from this creative team? Also, this may finally get JLGL that love MarkAndrew pointed out he deserves more of.
9. Sgt. Rock– Because he's finally out of that damn room already and Joe Kubert's still drawing it.
10. Green Lantern– Well, he's finally doing Green Lantern stuff, and that's fine. All the people who want that can be happy. And hey, I like it well enough to place it over the rest of the pack (I was tempted to put Superman in this spot because it's less emo, but it's still not very good). But really, I could read a 12 part series solely on Hal Jordan: Test Pilot. That's still really the only role I find him tolerable in.
Comments on the other strips:
Wonder Woman– I did like the monster drawing. I plan on reading this in one go when it's done to give it its fair shake, I promise.
Batman– I'm on a bit of Batman kick now that the Arkham Asylum game is out and is my favorite thing in the world, as anyone who's my Facebook friend can attest to (and hey, new Batman and Robin this week, too). I'm still not crazy about Azzarello's story here, though. It's a perfectly okay noir/crime riff, but it just isn't what I really want in a Batman story. I'm all for creators doing their own thing with Batman, this just comes too close to being a generic genre script with Batman thrown in for me to get too excited. Lovely art from Risso, though.
Demon/Catwoman– I love Walt Simonso, as I've said on here a few times recently, but this feels really close to an inventory Brave and the Bold story chopped up in to 12 one page parts, I think. It's not bad; as a B&B issue I'm sure I'd have bought and enjoyed it. It just sort of lags behind the better stuff in the package.
Superman– Well, he's not moping anymore, and Lee Bermejo gets to draw some action, so that's cool.
Teen Titans– I still kinda hate this one. It combines a property I don't really care for with art I don't like and a boring script. And yet I read it and not Wonder Woman. To be fair, I am skimming it at this point.
*Is a Limp Bizkit reference considered classic rock now? Since that song is ten years old, at least? I forget. I just remember it's what convinced me I shouldn't like Limp Bizkit in high school.
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The Management of Medicines Benefit Programs in Low- and Middle-Income Settings manual serves as a primer for managers, government officials, or consultants who are tasked by a government, health insurance plan, or other institution with designing or implementing a medicines benefit program. The manual outlines the potential options or elements to consider in the design of a medicines benefit program based on a variety of country contexts. The manual aims to foster a common understanding of the essential elements required to implement medicines benefit programs in the context of larger health insurance schemes in low resource settings.
Management of Medicines Benefit Programs in Low- and Middle-Income Settings covers the following key elements to consider when designing a medicines benefit program:
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[7] http://www.msh.org/sites/msh.org/files/pbm_manual-annexes.pdf
[8] http://www.msh.org/blog/2015/12/10/universal-health-coverage-day-2015-managing-medicines-benefits-making-healthforall-a


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School Library Journal Best Book * ALA Notable Children's Book * New York Public Library's "One Hundred Titles for Reading and Sharing" * Chicago Public Library Best of the Best * Cooperative Children's Book Center Choice * Connecticut Book Award Winner * American Library Association Schneider Family Book Award Winner
This poignant and joyful novel is filled with meaningful moments and emotional resonance.
Addie is waiting for normal. But Addie's mother has… (more)
Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books (March 17, 2009)
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Brazil and Mozambique Signed CFIA
On 30 March 2015, Brazil and Mozambique signed a Cooperation and Facilitation Investment Agreement (CFIA) in Maputo, Mozambique. The agreement was signed by the Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade of Brazil, Armando Monteiro, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Mozambique, Oldemiro Baloi. The agreement establishes an institutional framework, thematic agendas for investment cooperation and facilitation and mechanisms for risk mitigation and dispute prevention.
Among the elements of the agreement is the nomination of an ombudsman by each contracting party and the establishment of a joint committee composed of government representatives from both countries.
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I didn't plan on falling in love with you,
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Love had encompassed us before we knew.
Setting us differently with every passing night.
I wish this magic lasted forever
But now there have been days I wish we never met
Because it would have been easier but then I remember that love isn't
Always easy but it will always be worth it!
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Of course not.
But every year, The Hill releases its 50 Most Beautiful on Capitol Hill issue. And every year, I find myself accidentally clicking on it. I thought you might too, so I provide you the link here.
Okay, now that was a terrible thing to do. Here is the real link. Promise.
And note that topping the list is a heart-melting, sultry, red-headed Republican gal from Texas, Taylor Weeks, who is listed as "dating." Not sure if that means she has someone special or she is in the process of searching for him, sorry. But you can call Sen. John Cornyn's office, where she works, and find out.
Actually don't.
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In late 2012, I had the pleasure of working on branding and packaging for Kinderhook Gourmet Snacks. They're a small company that needed a packaging solution for various situations; outdoor events, stores that stock their snacks, and their snack mailing program. The solution we developed was to create a large scale pattern that would be printed on different materials. The pattern printed on butchers paper is ideal for farmer's markets or outdoor events where the snack would be consumed immediately after purchase. For a vendor that carries their snacks, the pattern could be printed on box-like material (which could then be dye-cut for easy assembly). Finally, the pattern could be printed on canvas or some washable material that could be fashioned into reusable snack bags—good for kids and adults alike!


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i have been waiting over a week for one of my inhalers (salmeterol) to come in at the chemist which i am lucky enough to have situated in my doctors new surgery.
The pharmacist said i was welcome to take my prescription and "shop around!" as she put it but i dont want to have to drive around looking for my medication.
I have just had a phone call to say its now in and ready to collect and they are doubling up on my prescription in future so it doesnt happen again.
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Origin of Surname
This family is said in Jersey to have originated from the Pays du Saire, east of Cherbourg. However, if this were so, it would be expected to be a common name in Normandy, and particularly in the Manche department which includes Cherbourg. However, there is only one Sarre listed in today's telephone directory for Manche, and the name is far from common elsewhere in Normandy.
It is possible that the family name could simply be derived from the Hebrew female given name Sarah.
Our main source for the origins of French surnames suggests that Sarre is a form of 'Serre', which is derived from serra, meaning a watershed or peak (this word is also found as sierra).
Early records
The Extente of 1274 for Jersey mentions Hugh Sare and his son Guillaume.
- Sarre, 1299
- Sarrey 1400
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- Sehir 1309
- Le Seire 1299
- Sarne 1292
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- Descendants of Jean Sarre and Anne Le Dain
- Descendants of Thomas Sarre and Elizabeth Malzard - 2
- Descendants of Thomas Sarre and Rachel Hamon
- The Sarres of Trinity
- Descendants of Jean Sarre of Mourier, St John
- Descendants of Jean Sarre (1743)
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- Peter Durell Sarre (1883- ) (St H) son of Peter and Louisa Rachel Le Vavasseur Dit Durell, Mercantile Marine
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Mavis Campbell was admitted as a solicitor in July 2000. She specialises in mental health and human rights law. The primary focus of her work is restricted cases and she specialises in the detention of patients in maximum and medium security. She is an experienced advocate and a member of the Law Society's Mental Health Panel. Prior to joining TV Edwards Solicitors she has worked for a number of years as a Consultant Solicitor and also as a Director and principal in her own practice.
Mavis also has diverse prior experience in other areas of social welfare law, including immigration, community care, housing and crime, along with many years experience as a supervising solicitor. She continues to represent a large number of restricted mentally disordered offenders detained in various secure hospitals, taking forward cases ranging from Tribunals to Judicial Review, as well as other areas such as complaints.
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- kbmith
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Hi everyone!
My Fiance and I are in a prediciment. We found out shortly before we got engaged that my Fiance who is in the military would be deploying overseas in the fall. At the time it wasn't too concerning since we both agreed that we wanted a summer wedding, which would give us a couple of months together as a married couple, and we would have time to get everything situated on the military side. We planned the wedding, set the date, vendors have been paid, invites made, and literally hours after I mailed the invites my Fiance called me with terrible news. His deployment has been moved up so that he will be deploying four weeks after our wedding, AND as soon as he gets back from our wedding he is leaving for a 28 day training course. So basically, we only get to spend four days together as a married couple.
The biggest issue is that because of all of this we will not be able to get our marriage certificate in time to fill out all of the paperwork for the military, register me for everything, or get a house on post before he leaves for his training and deploys. It is beyond stressful, and after much prayer and talking to our parents we all feel like we should go ahead and legally marry at a courthouse so we can get all of the military necessities done without all of the stress before our intended wedding day.
The thing I am afraid of most, is that our guests will be thinking they are attending our wedding, when really it will be more like a wedding vow renewl, and I don't want anyone upset with us. I'm concered about how we are going to word our vows, I don't want our guests to realize mid vow that we have already gotten married. Our immediate family supports us, but I honestly don't want my extended family to know, they tend to hold grudges over this kind of stuff. Our circumstances makes all of this so stressful, and I am just at a loss for what to do!
I could use some encouragement, do you think I should be concerned about this?


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Profile A-A' (below) shows the basic character of Lake Magnolia, which appears to be comprised of a single depression. The characteristics of this lake are very similar to Kingsley Lake, Blue Pond and several other lakes in the region. The subbottom was disturbed during the subsidence then covered and infilled similar to Types 2 and 6 karst features described in Fig, 16. In the northwestern corner of the lake is a buried block that has rotated and slumped into the sink (Type 3 karst feature).
The main depression is continuous across the lake in both of the predominant traverse directions. Profile A-A' from Lake Magnolia shows a singular subsidence that is shallow nearshore with onlapping fill on the northwest flank. The central portion of the lake has an undisturbed surficial layer that is acoustically transparent and is possibly composed of high-organic sediments termed "gyttja". The undisturbed nature of the surficial sediments implies that there has been little to no recent subsidence. In this case, as the sink became plugged, the lake developed a shallower and flatter bottom due to the infilling associated with runoff and eolian processes.
Correlation of gamma logs from the boreholes to contacts seen in the seismic records is tenuous. Log C-0451 (see Index Map A and gamma log cross-section B-B') is from a well approximately 1 km west of Lake Magnolia and log C-0439 is from a well located on the northwest shore of Sand Hill Lake (see Index Map A and gamma log cross-section A-A'). The units identified from the gamma logs are the clay confining units of the Hawthorn Group and the top of the Ocala Limestone. The blue horizon in profile A-A' has been interpreted as a reflection near the top of the Hawthorn Group.
Sinkhole lakes can be delineated into a progressive sequence of lake formation based on geomorphic types (see Sinkhole Lake Evolution & Effect of Urbanization). The progression begins with the initial collapse, forming a sinkhole. The depression may be open or, if a portion of the depression is below the water table, it may be filled with water. As sediments are washed into the depression, the sinkhole becomes plugged. The process continues until the sinkhole is buried.
Lake Magnolia is used as the type description for transitional phase or middle-age lakes. When the lake becomes partially or completely plugged, the lake begins to develop a shallower and flatter bottom. During this phase, the plug may be flushed into the karst (fractures and solution pipes), allowing the sinkhole to reactivate and revert to an active subsidence phase. This may occur several times until sediment accumulates faster than dissolution of the underlying limestone.
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what is this? (berry/fruit/seed pod, maybe from a poopy)
It's definitely from a poopy. Deer poopy, I believe. Found in Big Cypress. Greenish in color. What is it from? I'd like to look for the actual trees/bushes, but I don't recognize it.
Sorry about that. I fixed it. Yep, it's definitely from a deer poop. But what I'm trying to figure out what plant it is from.0
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Looks like a saw palmetto seed?
I agree; thank you so much for your help! (doesn't narrow my search a whole lot, but it's something)0
woodsrunner Posts: 1,867 Captain
It is virtually impossible to break down the plant fibers in deer droppings to determine what plant(s) the deer was browsing on. Dissecting stomach contents, yes, it can be done in this manner, but not after the browsed plant has passed through the intestines.
Many years ago, in the neighborhood of about 40 or so I think, International Paper Company had a forest research station near Bainbridge, Georgia (Southlands Experiment Station) and one of the staff researchers, Dr. Charles Driver, made a study of paper(s) of competing companies by breaking down the individual wood fibers in the sampled papers hoping to give International the competitive edge in paper manufacturing. When this study was completed Dr. Driver turned his research attention on doing just what you are asking here. The results were that stomach contents could be broken down by fibers and individual plants identified, but once the stomach contents passed through the intestines it was impossible to do so.
Remember, deer are plant browsers and not grass grazers like cattle so whatever woody plants are common in your area will probably be browsed. Some plants are more favored than others. Japanese Honeysuckle and our native Blackberry bushes are HIGHLY favored. If you have these on your lease or where you hunt, fertilize with a high rate of N-P-K and you'll pull in ten times the deer that a food plot will!1
But that's clearly a seed/berry/round shaped thing from a plant, not plant material that has been digested and secreted in round-shaped form. In Big Cypress, there isn't a whole lot of variety as to what it could be. And given that there's hundreds of thousands of acres to cover, I'll take any hunch I can get.0
Nah, I just took a picture and threw it away. It's definitely a seed/berry and not straight up poop, but it was contained in a poop, and the poop part washed away. So yes, it had some poop residue on it, but I'm not squeamish.0
Soda Popinski GrovelandPosts: 8,765 Admiral
was it on public or private land? Was there also corn in there?People use statistics the way a drunk uses a street light, for support rather than illumination.0
Public land, no corn (that I'm good at spotting). Why do you ask about the corn?0
Taste tests were inconclusive.1
smellybuck Posts: 47 Greenhorn
Its a chocolate covered almond0
Turner River Terror Posts: 5,545 Admiral
Java Plum.
Saw Palmetto is not Bearing right now . Java has a few small plums / CoCo Plum might have some too..I haven't looked in awhile.Killin and Grillin :grin0
I don't believe it was a fresh poopy.0
binellishtr Posts: 7,775 Admiral
its a rabbit **** who had constipation due to the elongated shape0


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Welcome to the Virus Encyclopedia of Panda Security.
Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT
The server program establishes a connection to the client, which is installed on a remote system. To do this, it uses two communication ports as well as the following protocols: SPX and TCP. From this point on, malicious users will be able to carry out numerous operations on the victim computer. To make this possible the Trojan requires the following services:
File System:it carries out actions on files and folders. Thus, it will be able to create, delete, rename, download and change the date of files.
Processes and Threads: This allows the hacker to create, end or alter the priorities of processes on a remote system.
Registry: Through this service it is possible to create change and delete keys and values in the Windows Registry.
System: The functions assigned to this service permit malicious users to view and change the datestamp of the affected system. It also allows them to obtain information about the most important folders (WINVIR and SYSTEMVIR), as well as the computer name and user name...etc.
Windows:it provides malicious users with a list of the currently open windows and it allows them to capture screenshots of those windows. Additionally, it is capable of sending "Close" commands in order to automatically close all open windows.
Keyboard: it allows viewing the keystrokes on the affected system. Thus, it will be possible to obtain the passwords entered by the users even if a mask is being used. In addition, it allows malicious users to view the whole keyboard thereby enabling them to disable or remap the keys.
Miscellaneous:These functions perform strange effects on the victim computer. Some of them allow malicious users to carry out the following actions: send text messages to the victim computer, open/close the CD-ROM tray, turn the monitor on/off and restart the system. Moreover, this service also allows users to capture screenshots of currently active windows.
PassWords: These functions allow access to the screensaver password. Besides, it also allows users to obtain the CMOS password on Phoenix systems.
Server: This service allows malicious users to perform the following actions on the server: the password, restart he system, open , close or reinstall the application.
The client program is a graphic interface that is in charge of requesting services from the server. It consists of several tabs according to the type of services that it is made up of. This program looks as follows:


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Fall 2005
Power Beyond Politics
Bill Clinton, the former president of the United States, was recently interviewed by Euripedes Alcantara, editor of the Brazilian weekly Veja, for NPQ's weekly syndicated column, Global Viewpoint. The following comments are adapted from that interview.
New York — The globalization of the economy has had very positive effects, but a lot of people have not benefited from it. The only way to broaden these beneficial effects is to bring civil society to the scene. The time has come for non-governmental organizations, companies, workers' associations and international organizations to try to develop a social and environmental policy that is in keeping with the challenges and opportunities created by globalization.
The global economic system alone cannot solve all the problems, either locally or globally. Issues such as environment and the increase of poverty and inequality cannot be confronted only by the market forces. Therefore, I think it is not very realistic to imagine that we can have a globalized economy without the counterpart of a global social action. My idea is to contribute to the creation of a global civil society with partnerships that transcend national and regional borders.
Global civil society has rapidly expanded since the end of communism. If you look at what happened in the world since the fall of the Berlin Wall, in 1989, you will see that three major and little-celebrated phenomena are giving shape to the contemporary world. The first one is the fact that, for the first time in history, more people are living under democratic governments than under dictatorships. The second one is the geometrical expansion of the Internet. The third one is the consolidation of NGOs as action organizations with global reach.
The boom of use of the Internet as a citizenship tool has been vital. The Chinese, for instance, used the Internet to force their government to acknowledge the seriousness of SARS and take the necessary measures to prevent the progress of that epidemic. After the terrible tsunami that razed Southeastern Asia at the end of last year, 30 percent of Americans made donations to the victims. And half the donations were made via Internet.
If you add to this the networks and linkages between the NGOs in developing countries and in wealthy countries, then we have a very optimistic scenario for change.
NGO BOOM | The boom of the NGOs goes from the Bill Gates foundation, which spends billions of dollars in health treatments in India and Africa, to the smaller organizations that grant micro-credit in Latin America, in Africa and in Southern Asia.
Projects do not need to be great. They have to be functional. Brazil, for example, has at least two successful cases that may serve as a model for the rest of the world. One of them is the program of distribution of antiviral medicine for AIDS patients. The medicine reaches even the more distant populations, including indigenous patients who do not even speak Portuguese. This is something extraordinary. No other country in the world has a project comparable to Brazil's.
Another program of which Brazilians must be proud of is the one in which mothers of poor families periodically receive an amount of money as an incentive to keep their children at school. I believe that there are many ways to finance projects without running the risk of fostering corruption. For this, the quality of people is fundamental. In many countries of the extinct communist bloc, there are many times 20 or 50 people who are really skilled in the government, in the middle of a rotten bureaucracy that no longer works. What can we do? Identify the good people and help them. I agree that, when a government is dishonest, help is equivalent to throwing money down the drain.
What I can do to help is to provide all these people with the opportunity to focus their actions so as to make them more effective. I hope to create an environment in which entrepreneurial, labor and political leaders and NGOs can sit together and say, "Well, these are the things we must begin and end within a year; these are the areas we think are vital for our common future."
Even in countries without a very effective governing system, there are clever people who are managing to survive even when everything conspires against them. When a good network of NGOs arrives in a place like this, their work can save many lives, establish companies and promote economic growth.
GREEN GROWTH | It is possible to create wealth without destroying the environment. This is the great challenge. All over the world, water reserves are diminishing, fertile soils are being eroded and seed production is showing a downward trend. South America is one of the few regions in the world that was able to increase the production of soy and other seeds thanks to technology and the abundance of fertile lands. But this is an exception. The rule is the shortage of water and of arable lands.
Therefore, one of the dearest purposes of my initiative is to find ways to turn environmental preservation into a path to attain economic prosperity. Otherwise, the reaction of people, let us say, in China and India may be very negative. They might think that environmental preservation is an ambush by Americans and Europeans to prevent their countries' economic growth. For this reason, we have to stimulate the use of solar energy, of eolic energy, and help to popularize highly productive cultivation techniques that will help us preserve water and the soil. Thus, people will understand that preservation makes them richer, not poorer.
Another beneficial effect of raising the standard of living and consumption of the population is shown by statistics: As countries grow rich, population growth diminishes. When we know that the greatest population impact in the planet is in the countries that shelter the big forest reserves, the importance of helping them grow rich becomes clear.
Clinton 's New Paradigm
The old paradigm of global action is starting its path toward terminal demise while another is being born. Networks are replacing nations. This was evident in two events that took place in New York in September—the United Nations world summit and Bill Clinton's first Global Initiative conference.
Even if the UN summit had managed to expand the Security Council into a body truly reflective of the world distribution of power, its relevance as a trade union of nation states would remain in question because sovereignty itself has so withered with globalization. At the same time, those who wish to assert their historically residual nationality do so irrespective of the UN. Iran is assembling its own coalition of the willing (including India and China) that will support its nuclear rights and campaign against "nuclear apartheid" in exchange for scarce oil, preparing to end run the UN just as the US did when it went into Iraq.
Boutros Boutros-Ghali was no doubt right when he speculated to NPQ recently in Paris that the UN would inexorably morph into a body whose main purpose would no longer involve peace and security, but managing globalization and its dislocations from climate change to poverty.
While UN clout thus fades, global civil society is maturing into a critical force on the world scene. Adding a page to the Davos world summits of business-government-civil society elites, Bill Clinton launched his Global Initiative across town at the Sheraton Towers. His aim is to shape the diaspora of global public opinion and plethora of non-governmental groups into focused, effective action. "It is not very realistic," he says, "to imagine that we can have a globalized economy without the counterpart of global social action. My idea is to contribute to the creation of a global civil society with partnerships that transcend national and regional borders."
Some may sneer at Clinton's self-appointment as the head of global civil society. Some will call it leadership. But what is an ex-US president, still relatively youthful and identified with the positive face of globalization, to do? In truth, only a sympathetic, embracing American who was once chief-executive of the sole superpower could successfully play such a role. In this position, Clinton could even be more influential than if he were to succeed Kofi Annan as secretary general, an idea in circulation.
Having been a several-term governor and two-term president, Clinton understands that in today's networked world there is power beyond politics. As social thinker and designer Bruce Mau has said, "for massive change to take place today, it doesn't have to cross the classical, formal political threshold. The single biggest difference beteween the past and the future is that the capacity to affect change is 'distributed.' A new social and political ecology is evolving where individuals or groups don't have to go up the tree of political authority only to come back down again to make something happen. We've crossed the line. Everyone can get involved in designing solutions to our civilizational challenges."
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It all started when I went back to work when my first daughter, Gabby, was 7 months old. She had never been away from me and was so attached that I did my best to NOT walk the 200 steps from my work to the daycare to make sure she was OK. It was good for her to not be ripped from my arms so often every day, and while I didn't enjoy it, it was the right thing to do.
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You're So Lucky – Life Lessons at Target
How Cereal Saved my Sanity
If you're anything like me, you press "snooze" on your alarm one (or three) too many times in the morning. In my attempts to squeeze in just a few more precious moments of sleep, I ultimately end up paying for it with rushing around the house trying to get everyone ready for their days. Our kids wake up hangry, Marleigh is not a fan of wearing anything but pajamas (who can blame her?), and if you peeked into our windows on any given weekday between 6:15-7:00 AM, you would think you were watching an episode of WWE as we try to keep Henry still for his diaper change. Is it just me, or do kids have an incredible skill of sensing urgency and resisting it at any cost? We have spent many-a-mornings in a mad dash to the front door – only to ultimately lose the race against time because of one thing: the double layered winter coat.
Confessions of a First-Timer
Next month around this time, I will become a first-time mom to a baby girl. I am beyond excited to start this new chapter with my husband, and I've spent most days of the past almost nine months feeling immensely grateful. We've had a lot of fun brainstorming names, decorating the nursery, and imagining life with a tiny human who looks a little bit like both of us. All the good things about being pregnant, I've indulged in.
In the Trenches
As I sit here typing, my son is loudly protesting and Taratabong is playing in the background, failing at distracting him from the fact that his graham cracker is gone. There are Cheerios, blocks, and princess high heels strewn about the living room floor. My hair is a mess (I haven't brushed it in three days) and I still have my pajamas on. My Keurig has been working double-duty all morning and my to-do list is somehow growing rather than shrinking, even though I've been working for four hours already today.


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"Both men have proved in the past that they have a lot to offer the country. And given the perilous times in which we live, we could use whatever wit and wisdom they could contribute to public life in America."
Your conclusion points out the saddest indictment of this election year. A damaging outcome which weakens our nation during sush critical times.
United we stand, divided we fallComment Posted By Ragnell On 30.10.2006 @ 00:47
The Pope may have had another purpose in focusing attention on the Byzantine Empire, a highly cultured, Christian- Roman civilization that pre-existed in the areas conquered by the Islamic Empires that replaced it. Not for Byzantine's record for religious toleration, but rather by the consideration that several modern Islamic claims are contradicted by the historic evidence found from Byzantine's very existence and final bloody ending. For example, that Islam has a legal and historical claim to enforce its religious control over certain regions.
The Byzantine emperor expressed fear and abhorrence of Islamic violence for valid historical reasons. His civilization was under brutal assault by the Islamic armies. He was not an ignorant, irrational bigot. Yet, I find few people know or remember the significant details of Byzantine's existence and final bloody ending.
Islamic leaders have a tradition of ignoring the prior claims of other religions and civilizations that pre-existed Islamic dominance. Part of the Imams' anger may have also been provoked by their consternation that Byzantine's long buried historical lessons has been brought to world attention.
If you are interested, I posted a more complete version of this argument:Comment Posted By Ragnell On 18.09.2006 @ 17:26
Islam Attempts to Silence an Historic Warning
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In this series we put house plants alongside other fashions of the day. What would people have been watching, listening to and thinking about while tending to their plants? What other objects would have surrounded them in their everyday lives?
Xenia Field's 1966 book 'Indoor Plants' is today's inspiration. While the cover shows an array of flowering varieties ('flower power' of course), the inside is a dream for foliage enthusiasts.
I love this quote where she talks about plants as if they were children or pets, and in some way had the capacity to think and act for themselves:
"I always describe the indoor plant as one that consents to become, with cheerful tolerance, the willing, happy and permanent inhabitant of a normal home."
The 1960s was a decade of social and cultural change, and a counterculture which brought us the civil rights movement, women's rights and environmentalism. Synonymous now with mini-skirts, the rise to world domination of the Beatles and Rolling Stones, and the empowerment of young people, it was a period of fast-moving and often shocking fashions.
Of the plants of the day, Xenia features, among others, Monstera, Rubber Plants, Ivy, Diffenbachia, Mother-in-Law's Tongue, Chinese Evergreen, Begonias, Crotons, small Draceana, variegated Devil's Ivy and Urn Plants in her multi-plant containers. Check out the 1960s pinboard here for more.
Some of these are spot on for the current trends – Xenia herself says that 'none fits in better with steel furniture, zebra skins, oddities and modern decoration' than Monstera deliciosa.'
Interior decoration took its inspiration from all over, resulting in a mishmash of colour, pattern, psychedelia, space-age and hippie influences. Op(tical) art and pop art were big. Every home had a shag rug and a lava lamp.
On the TV, Julie Goodyear made her first Coronation Street appearance as Bet Lynch, Till Death Do Us Part first aired, and we said goodbye to the Thunderbirds. Camberwick Green was the first programme to be shot in colour. On the big screen, The Sound of Music won the Best Picture Oscar, beating Doctor Zhivago.
In leisure pursuits and pastimes, England won the World Cup, Seamus Heaney published his first major collection Death of a Naturalist, and the Ford Cortina Mark II was launched and became Britain's most popular new car the following year.
Xenia says that 'plants must be 'champion' in order to be satisfying.' I think being champion must also have been essential to keep up with the tremendous fashions of her day.
- V&A 1960s fashion (https://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/1960s-fashion)
- Ultra Swank (http://www.ultraswank.net/interior/home-decor-1960s/)
- Tate (http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/bridget-riley-1845)
- BBC (http://www.bbc.co.uk/homes/design/period_1960s.shtml)


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Free-Standing ERs: The Future of Rural Emergency Medicine?Aug 20th, 2013
Free-standing emergency rooms are facilities that provide full emergency care outside of a hospital setting (though some may be affiliated with a hospital system). While there are only an estimated 400 of these facilities nationwide, the number has grown from about 200 since 2011.
The benefits of these facilities are highly debated. On one hand, they offer increased access to emergency care, either in rural areas where patients have no nearby hospital, or in metropolitan areas where they offer increased convenience and choice, as well as short waits. However, the cost for services at these emergency rooms is very high. In most cases, the cost is comparable to that for the same services rendered in a hospital emergency room; however, by many accounts, these facilities see caseloads similar to those of urgent care centers, and treat very few cases of chest pain or trauma. The free-standing ER then bills the patient or patient's insurer for treatment that could have been provided elsewhere at a lower cost. For uninsured patients, that means an unexpectedly high bill. For other patients, it means their insurance company will cover the brunt of the balance, while raising future premiums to compensate.
The greatest benefit these free-standing emergency rooms can actually offer is to rural areas with no nearby hospital. With more rural hospitals closing, these facilities can be a boon to affected communities. However, most of the free-standing ERs have opened in affluent communities in metropolitan areas, where patients are more likely to be covered by a private insurerer, as opposed to rural patients who are more likely to be covered by Medicare or Medicaid or simply uninsured. In other words, free-standing emergency rooms are more likely to exist near areas with better access to healthcare and the potential of higher reimbursement, and not the rural communities that need nearby emergency care.
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More than 1 million North Carolinians have been added to the N.C. Donor Registry since implementation of the Heart Prevails Law in 2008, Donate Life North Carolina and the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles have announced.
As of Nov. 30, 4,609,794 residents have said "Yes" when a DMV license examiner has asked, "Do you want to register as an organ donor?"
When you say "Yes" to donate at your local DMV office, a red heart is added to your license. This is a legally binding consent to be an organ and eye donor, according to the Durham-based Donate Life North Carolina.
"Deciding to be an organ and eye donor means that you have chosen to make all of your organs available for transplant at the time of your death," the agency said in a news release. "Families are closely involved in the donation process, but cannot override their loved one's decision, if they are the age of 18 or older. By joining the registry, your wishes will be honored."
North Carolinians may also legally register online at DonateLifeNC.org/register.
"We are grateful for the work of DMV license examiners across North Carolina that ask every person age 16 and older if they want to register as a donor when they get their driver license or ID card," said Steve Walker, chairman of Donate Life NC and executive director of the N.C. Lions, Inc. "Donors can save the lives of up to eight people through organ donation and enhance the lives of up to 50 people through cornea and tissue donation, giving the gifts of sight and mobility."
Nearly 124,000 Americans are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant, according to the news release. In 2013, 954 North Carolinians received a transplant, yet there are still 3,198 people on an active waiting list.
"Every person that registers as a donor provides hope to those waiting for the gift of life. Saying 'yes' to being a donor is easy, free and heroic to those who are waiting," said Sharon Hirsch, executive director of Donate Life NC. "Organ donors leave an extraordinary legacy of generosity, life and hope - the kinds of gifts we particularly celebrate during the holiday season."
"We are grateful not only to DMV staff and leadership for their critical role in asking residents to register as donors, we are also thankful for N.C. General Assembly's passage of the Heart Prevails Law, particularly to its primary sponsor, former House Speaker Pro Tem Dale Folwell," Hirsch said. "Their leadership and vision has enabled us to register more than 1 million North Carolinians and save more than 5,400 lives in North Carolina through the miracle of organ transplantation."


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