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"Debris Free Seas: Small Steps, Huge Impact" will be the next family educational experience offered as part of the Explore a Seashore series through The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Research Laboratory and the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium.
The two-day trash adventure will take place Feb. 10 and Feb. 11 in Ocean Springs. On Friday, Feb. 10, from 6-8 p.m., participants will learn about common marine debris found in local waters, learn the repercussions of land-to-water pollution and hear about simple solutions for a cleaner environment and how to go green. On Saturday, participants will cruise aboard the Sea Explorer to Deer Island where they will remove debris and go hunting for shark teeth. They will bring debris back to the Gulf Coast Research Lab campus and sort, identify and weigh it. The data will help determine sources of pollution and help prevent further damage to the Coast.
Each participant will receive a field notebook, GCRL pen and a CD of photographs from the day. The program is open to adults and their children who are 12 and older. Lunch is provided. Cost is $50 per person with a $25 deposit due at registration. To register, contact Martha Brown at firstname.lastname@example.com or 228-818-8833.


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LAKELAND | A small group of Keiser University students has formed the school's first Mock Trial Team, to learn more about the legal system and engage in some high-spirited competition.
LAKELAND | A small group of Keiser University students has formed the school's first Mock Trial Team, to learn more about the legal system and engage in some high-spirited competition.
Coached by Karen Steverson, director of legal studies, the team of seven students meets twice a week to practice. Full-time students, they juggle outside commitments to participate, she said.
Student Jennifer Pickett, 34, a mother of eight, said it's worth the effort.
"I have a passion for the legal system," she said.
That surely helps. In addition to the children and her husband, Pickett has a full-time job, a part-time job, a commute and classes three nights a week.
"I have to schedule sleep," she said.
Pickett is a criminal justice student. The team is made up of students from the school's legal studies, criminal justice and business administration programs.
It's about learning, certainly, but for this team, involvement is also about competition. The team will participate in the American Mock Trial Association Regional Competition at the University of Central Florida in February.
In the meantime, practices will continue.
Arzell Diggs, 30, a criminal justice major, said he's on the team in part to work on his public speaking skills and learn more about the legal system.
"Although the work is hard, it is very rewarding," he said.
The competition provides a good learning environment, Steverson said. With simulated trials, students will face teams from other schools and try legal maneuvering on for size. The practice is designed to help students develop critical thinking and public speaking skills, as well as legal practices and procedures.
Keiser is proud to be involved, said campus President Rebecca McDonnell.
"We are pleased to be the first campus in the (statewide) Keiser University system to have started a Mock Trial Team," she said in a statement.
The Mock Trial Association sponsors regional and national competitions and provides case material for academic use. It hosts 24 regional tournaments, eight opening round championship tournaments and a national championship tournament each season. Some 600 teams from more than 350 universities and colleges will compete.
Keiser University is a private, not-for-profit school with about 18,000 students on 15 Florida campuses and online. The Lakeland campus has about 1,100 students.
Once Pickett finishes her degree work at Keiser, she plans to continue toward her professional goals.
"My overall career goal is to go on to law school when I am done at Keiser and become a lawyer, and someday a judge," she said.
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The North Oldham Middle School boys and the South Oldham Middle School girls continued their winning ways Saturday as they won their respective team titles.
NOMS notched 55 points to beat Highland Hills with 137 points while East Oldham was third with 138 points.
NOMS was led by Trenton Fryman in sixth place with Nolan Ruhs in 10th. Dre Rochet led EOMS with an 11th place finish.
SOMS edged NOMS 71 to 80 while EOMS was third with 124 points.
Residents of Springhouse Estates Phase 3 are unhappy with several road and draining issues in their neighborhood and are asking the developer to fix them soon.
Several homeowners in phase 3 have reported potholes, cracking and shifting in concrete, broken curbs and standing water in some places for days after it rains.
They've brought the issue to the Oldham County Planning Commission and corresponded with developer Mike Monsour of Monsour Builders as well as Paragon Management.
The South Oldham Rotary Club is sponsoring a Kids Balloon Walk from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 3 at Crestwood Baptist Church.
Parents are asked to bring a canned good for donation at the event and children are asked to bring a new or gently-used stuffed toy. Children will earn balloons for each lap they walk.
Businesses will be showcased and the event also includes face painting, balloon animals and a $100 prize drawing.
For information call 523-9052 or visit southoldhamrotary.org
A former Oldham County High School FFA member has been named vice-president of the state association for the 2009-10 school year.
Nicholas Fleitz is a 2009 graduate of Oldham County High School and a past president of his school's FFA chapter. He underwent rigorous tests and interviews before being named state officer at the FFA state convention.
CRESTWOOD – It might have been a bit of fate. The game that may have turned the South Oldham High School volleyball season on the right side of things also gave coach Amy Grimm her 200th career win.
The young Lady Dragons won the Bath County Invitational Saturday with a tough three-set win over Lexington's Bryan Station.
The Bryan Station win capped an impressive five-game run through the tourney field with wins over Paintsville, Estill County, Rowan County and Pikeville.
Warrant arrests
Mary B. Fradella, 25, 20 Apache Circle, Eminence, arrested by OCSO Sept. 2, failure to pay as ordered.
Robert N. Welcher Jr., 39, 619 Hitt Lane, Louisville, arrested by OCSO Sept. 2, failure to appear.
Cynthia Daulton, 45, 5107 Mediterranean Court, Louisville, arrested by OCSO Sept. 2, failure to comply.
Deborah C. Eberwein, 53, 3907 Briar Ridge Road, La Grange, arrested by OCSO Sept. 2, failure to appear.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Shannon and Kevin Cook, lot 77, Darby Pointe, 5103 Fox Run Road, Buckner, $225,000.
Charles and Donna Brown to Kirk Brown, gift, tract 3, 1.78 acres east of Ky. 393, FMV $17,500.
Jeffrey Hicks, Samuel Hicks, Will Hicks and Carly Hicks to Jeffrey Hicks, lot 25, Chapel View, 8206 Highview Court, Crestwood, FCV $400,000.
The Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty Walk is 2 p.m. Sunday.
Local organizers include La Grange and Crestwood Christian churches, Covenant United Methodist, Beulah Land Baptist, La Grange Presbyterian, the Kiwanis Club and the Oldham County School Board.
Of the money raised, 25 percent will help support The Foundation of Hope, a food bank sponsored by Beulah Land Baptist Church.
For information visit cropwalkonline.org or call 222-1369.
The Little Colonel Playhouse will host auditions at 7 p.m. Sunday and Monday for "Dinner With Friends,"written by Donald Margulies and directed by David Goodlett.
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize "Dinner With Friends" examines the lives of two couples who have been friends and neighbors for 12 years and the effect of separation and divorce on their relationships.
Oldham County Magistrate David Voegele is asking residents to participate in a public issues survey. The survey is posted on OldhamCountyUSA.com.
Questions on the survey cover many topics of interest in the county, including election financing, economic and residential development, satisfaction with public services, recreation, as well as other issues that come before fiscal court.
"I think people who will be surprised by some of the questions," he said. "I tried to be both direct and flexible."
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Terenure FC v Kilbarrack United
Terenure FC will face one of the biggest games in the clubs history as they take on AUL giants Kilbarrack United in the Leinster Senior Cup this Saturday in the VEC Grounds, Terenure. Reigning UCFL Premier Division, Challenge Cup and Premier Shield winners Terenure will have to be at their very best if they want to upset the odds against last seasons AUL Premier and FAI Junior Cup runners up Kilbarrack.
Terenure have already caused
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Ballymount Celtic 4 - 2 Terenure FC 3rds
The time for excuses is rapidly coming to an end for Terenure 3rds as the team again failed to live up to it's potential in this cup encounter. Ballymount have made a poor start to their season a division below us so it was always going to be important to start well and put them under pressure early. Unfortunately the game began in exactly the opposite manner and within two minutes
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24 August 2013
Terenure FC 3rds 0 1 Conwell Rovers
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South William St 3 1 Terenure FC 3rds
31 August 2013
Sporting Vale 4 3 Terenure FC 3rds
02 September 2013
Terenure FC 3rds 4 1 Grant City
07 September 2013
Terenure FC 3rds 2 5 St Marys Boys
My start to the season was interrupted by a little trip to Vegas and New York and things havent been going as well as hoped. The day before
UCFL Div. 3
19 August 2013
Sportslink Ailesbury 3rds 1 - 1 Terenure FC 3rds
A really tough test out in Sportslink and after a good first half we were eventually fairly glad to leave with a point. With a strong wind behind and continuing our high tempo game from the weekend we had most of the pressure in the first half. Sportslink did go close in the first minute but otherwise didnt threaten until they opened the scoring against the run of play. The ball
UCFL Div. 3
17 August 2013
Wakinstown Athletic 1 - 5 Terenure FC 3rds
We travelled to Walkinstown with a strong squad and high expectations and thankfully didnt disappoint. From the start we took the game to Walkinstown, we played at a good tempo and moved the ball quickly on the slick surface. The midfield pairing of Kavo and Aido are developing a good understanding and took a hold of the game early on. After some promising early play a great strike
Life in the early stages of the transition to coach/player has certainly been interesting. Won one, drawn one and lost one to date in pre-season. The loss against a very talented Terenure FC under-19 team will have taught us as much, if not more than, the other results. We're putting together a bigger and hopefully better squad for this season, so there has been plenty of experimentation with players and shape in the games so far. As the new management duo and yours truly build up a better knowledge
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Terenure FC pre-season has been a busy one to date with good numbers training and a few pre-season friendlies already played. The club has high expectations for all of the senior sides this season and the early signs are very promising. Training will continue in Bushy Park on Tuesday and Thursday for the coming weeks, be ready to start at 7pm if you want to drop down. You can't really miss the Terenure training group as there is around 60 fellas training together. New faces are always welcome. I've
Hard to believe it's nearly that time of the year again when we drag our aging bodies back to Bushy Park for pre-season training. Thursday 11 July at 7pm is the date and time to remember. Terenure FC looks likely to have four senior men's teams (3 Saturday, 1 Sunday) and an over 35's side once again, so all skill levels are catered for if you are interested in coming down. The club attracts players from all over Dublin and beyond so don't be shy in coming along, last season there was representatives
UCFL Div. 3
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Terenure FC 3rds 1 3 Limekiln
Wednesday evening drew down the final curtain on what turned out to be a long old season to forget for Terenure FC 3rds. The game proved to be a fitting finale; a good first half, composed, hard-working and effective, followed by a second half collapse and defeat. We actually started this game with more of our regular team than the meeting with the same opposition from the previous week and that seemed to help to
UCFL Div. 3
20 May 2013
Limekiln 5 2 Terenure FC 3rds
Writing these reports is starting to become some sort of ritual torture at this stage. With an ever deepening injury crisis there was a danger we wouldnt be able to field a team at all for this game, but a few of the lads from the seconds came out and did us a favour, despite their own huge relegation decider looming on Wednesday. Even with the number of changes to the team, including my own first start


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Alaskan Cod Chowder with Black Beans & Corn
A big bowl of steaming chowder is a mouth-watering start to any meal. Here cod, beans and corn come together in a fragrant and full-bodied broth. Chips on the side add a nice bit of crunch.
8 cups onions, halved and sliced
1 #10 can diced tomatoes in juice
1 #10 can black beans, drained and rinsed
1 #10 can corn, drained
5 cups chopped green chiles
3 gal., plus 2 cups chicken or fish stock
1⁄2 cup fresh lime juice
1⁄2 cup chili powder
2 tbsp. toasted cumin seeds, crushed
1 tbsp. garlic powder
8 lb. 4 oz. Alaska cod, thawed if necessary, cut in 1-in. pieces
1⁄2 cup vegetable oil
Tortilla chips, for garnish
1. In a large stockpot, combine onions, tomatoes in juice, black beans, corn, and chiles.
2. Add broth, lime juice, chili powder, cumin, and garlic powder. Bring to a boil; reduce to simmer and cook 10 min.
3. Pan sear cod in lightly oiled non-stick skillet about 3 min.; add to chowder.
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While you might think of every day as Earth Day in your home if you're committed to reducing, reusing, and recycling, it never hurts to be reminded of all the treasures our planet provides on a daily basis. In honor of this annual tradition, let's honor the land, sea, and sky with a series of inspiring sentiments.
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I tried the trial version and I scanned my CF Extreme II 2GB card which contained data from Nikon D200 and which I accidentaly formatted with Nikon D700. Unfortunately the only extracted files were small resolution TIF files, and my NEF files were gone. I thought it was a problem with the Software, so I tried a different product, but I got exactly the same results.I appears that there is nothing wrong with the software, I just lost my NEF files.If somebody tells me how to extract lost NEF files from my card, then I will purchase the ...
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Hi All! I recently had some fun pumping my nipples and thought I'd share. Once they were all plump and sensitive, what else was I to do but clamp them?
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Before restoring your Laptop, you would normally back up any files that you need to keep by copying them to external media - CD, DVD, USB external drive etc. This would be done from within Windows, it isn't a function of the Boot Manager to create backups.
After restoring to factory settings, all programs will need to be reinstalled from their original installation media. Before restoring, I'd suggest running something like Belarc Advisor which will list all of the programs installed and show the Product Keys necessary when reinstalling them.


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This week, the Alps are set to receive the biggest dump of the entire winter.
So don't pack down your snow sliding devices quite yet. And if your missus keeps nagging about Spring cleaning and Ikea visits, then just say "Sorry hun, duty, religion and work are calling, all at the same time".Our Austrian Camera sorcerer Pirmin just sent us this pow edit featuring heavy snowfall (the worlds sexiest weather) to get you properly fired up.


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Niche Media's Hamptons and Gotham Magazines partnered for a summer kick off celebration with the cast of "Royal Pains," yesterday. Christina Greeven Cuomo, Jill Flint, Mark Feurstein, David Chines and Tia Walker brought in the season at Hudson Terrace with cast members and guests of the new television series. Portraying the comedies of being a Hamptons "doctor-on-demand," the stories will likely be esacapades we can all relate to on those Sunday afternoon, Bloody Mary-laced weekend recaps.


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OK I'll admit it. I'm like the worst person EVER for following instructions or taking direction. I don't know exactly why this is the case but it has always been one of my worst personality traits (and trust me, there are more where that came from).
So it truly baffles me that I've recently joined a few cooking and baking groups where you specifically have to read and follow directions AND to top it all off you have to show and tell the class how well you did in actually reading and follow "said" instructions. It's like I'm trying to set myself up for failure or something, or better yet, I'm challenging myself to overcome my self inflicted obstacles. There, that sounds much more positive and upbeat, don't you think?
Having said that, it is for that reason alone that I feared this cake was going to end up in the trash bin and not on this pretty little cake stand. Luckily I proceeded onward with the recipe (found on page 446 of "Around My French Table" by Dorie Greenspan) and didn't give into my fears of "the dreaded double chocolate mousse cake massacre" even though mine wasn't doing what the directions said it should. Surely I missed a step or ingredient or maybe a whole bunch of them… It's right after this picture that I get myself into trouble.
After mixing the mousse and then gently folding in my whipped egg whites, the thing that really threw me was when the instructions said to fill the spring form pan with a generous 1/3 of the chocolate mixture— minus the bottom of the pan!!! Really, no bottom? (OK, I'll go with it) and bake it for 15 minutes, at which point it will be puffed (?) and when cooled will sink and look like a kind of bowl.
Well, not mine. Mine didn't rise at all. It remained about a flat as a quarter. I debated taking a picture of it but decided that I would save myself the embarrassment. After all, why bother when this certainly wouldn't be post worthy anyway. All I can guess is that somewhere along the way, I missed a step or there must be something dreadfully wrong with my egg white folding technique. Must work on that 🙂 But, as I stated earlier, I carried on with not much hope of anything resembling an attractive cake or a blog post for that matter. However, if there is one thing I'm not, it's a quitter!
Filled with additional batter and baked (after the initial crust layer was baked) this is how my double chocolate mousse cake came out of the oven and how I transported it onto the pretty little cake stand. Luckily for me I had this really big spatula thingy since there was no pan bottom to help with the transportation from the baking sheet once the spring form sides were removed.
I'm more than happy to tell you that maybe I didn't screw this up too bad after all. Maybe. Time will tell as I won't be serving this until tomorrow evening when we'll be having company over to help us devour it. If the batter is any indication of how it will taste, I'd say it's going to be a winner. The crust however…maybe not so much. LOL
I sprinkled mine with confectioners sugar and some cinnamon and cocoa powder. I plan to serve it cold (Dorie gives you options for temperature preferences) with some nice scoops of vanilla ice cream or maybe whipped cream. To be determined 🙂 Now, once more for fun…
I'll be looking forward to next weeks recipe of chicken b'stilla (found on page 222) and with any amount of luck (for the instructionally challenged like me), it will look as amazing as it does on the pages of Dorie's book (but don't hold your breath).
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Running back Rob Martin will arrive at Rutgers next month. A three-star recruit from Harrisburg, Pa., Martin carries the type of gaudy high school stats –1,812 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns in his junior season – common among top prospects.
But Martin also enters college with something no other incoming freshman can claim: A public endorsement from the NFL's leading rusher.
Last February, Eagles running back LeSean McCoy watched Martin's highlight video and then shared his opinion with his 325,000 Twitter followers:
Robert Martin from Harrisburg high sheesh by far best back from Harrisburg high ever!!!!— Lesean McCoy (@CutonDime25) February 26, 2013
McCoy, a Harrisburg native, attended Bishop McDevitt High, as did five-time Pro Bowl running back Ricky Watters. Harrisburg High has its own pipeline of talented running backs, including Auburn starter Cameron Artis-Payne and Jawon Chisholm, who is entering his fourth year as the starting running back at Akron.
For McCoy to put Martin at the top of that list after his junior season was heady stuff.
"It definitely felt good just to know that he saw my highlight tape and saw what I can do," Martin said. "Coming from an NFL back, it just made me want to work even harder to attain my goals, and that's to get to college and do what I have to do and get to the NFL."
It's the equivalent of Robert De Niro watching a YouTube clip of a school play and raving about the performance of the lead actor. And yet, Martin essentially took McCoy's comment in stride.
"I can't get a big head because I know there's a lot of people out there working," Martin said. "People who don't work hard and get happy off of a little bit of success, they tend to take a back burner and let people pass them."
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But Martin tore the ACL in his right knee while making a cut on a third-quarter run. In the blink of an eye, a promising season was wiped away.
"It was definitely tough," Martin said. "I felt like I let my team down because a lot of people were depending on me. The whole city was depending on me, and I knew we could have a big year."
Harrisburg went 11-3 and reached the district championship game in 2012. But without the 6-foot, 200-pound Martin, the team finished 4-7 and was eliminated in the first round of the playoffs last season.
"It was a heartbreaker," Harrisburg coach Calvin Everett said. "We missed him a lot on offense, but we really missed him on defense. We just couldn't find a linebacker to make the plays that he made for us. A lot of people never took notice of what he did defensively. He's easily a big-time Division 1 football player on defense as well."
Devastated by the premature end to his high school career, Martin also had a fleeting concern about his future at Rutgers. But after a call from Everett to the coaching staff, Martin learned that Rutgers was sticking with him through the injury.
"It made me feel real good that they backed up everything that they said and they were serious about their commitment," Martin said. "Now it just makes me want to work even harder for them."
Martin's work the past nine months has been devoted to rehabilitating his knee and building up the rest of his body.
The process began with physical therapy and then, as his knee improved, he added training sessions three times a week before school.
"He has been rehabbing his tail off," Everett said. "For the last four or five months he's been getting up at 5 a.m. and going to a personal trainer and then going straight to school after working out for two hours. He has been working so hard. He's putting in a lot of time and effort. His goal is to be ready to play this upcoming season."
Martin has no doubt he'll reach that goal. He's been running, cutting and participating fully in drills during workout sessions. Martin said his doctor has already cleared him and he expects to get the same review from the Rutgers medical staff next month.
"Everything is fine," Martin said. "It hasn't been nagging me or anything like that. I just can't wait to prove people wrong that have been telling me, 'You should sit out a year' and stuff like that."
Martin said he'll do whatever he can to help the team and he vows to practice hard to push his teammates no matter his role. But he also makes clear that he wants to be on the field this fall, especially after sitting out last season.
With his experience at linebacker, Martin believes he can make an immediate impact on special teams.
"I'm real anxious just to put on the jersey and just to put on the helmet," Martin said. "I just can't wait to do it all over again and just show people that I'm coming back better than I was before."
That Rutgers faces Penn State in the third game of the season only adds to Martin's desire to play right away.
Everett said Martin received an offer from Penn State, but when he attended the school's junior day in 2013, another running back committed to then-coach Bill O'Brien. Despite being one of the top ranked prospects in Pennsylvania, Martin was told he no longer had an offer.
"It kind of made me a little mad, but I just knew that I was better than the other people that committed to the school. So I just took it and put it as a chip on my shoulder and it just made me work even harder," Martin said. "I definitely can't wait to play against the state school from where I'm from. I've got to show them that they passed on something good."
Martin received advice about dealing with critics during a two-hour workout with McCoy last summer at Harrisburg High. The All-Pro back told Martin "don't worry about the haters and just keep on doing what you have to do and everything will fall into place."
While McCoy has been a source of inspiration, Martin is determined to blaze his own trail.
"I'm trying to make my own legacy," Martin said. "He's a good running back. I like what he does – his cuts and stuff like that. I try to add a little bit of stuff to my game, but overall I'm just trying to be myself and make a way for myself and let other people look up to me."


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In this post, you'll learn about a special data science giveaway and will get a sneak peak at the three talks I'm most excited about at DataEngConf NYC.
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Here are the three talks at DataEngConf that I'm most excited about:
1.) Peloton: the Self-Driving Database Management System
By Andy Pavlo - Carnegie Mellon University
Andy Pavlo, from Carnegie Mellon University, is one of the rising stars in databases. Even his job title is cool: Assistant Professor of Databaseology.
Andy argues that we need a DBMS that 'manages' itself, and doesn't require human decision regarding the configuration or maintenance of underlying database mechanisms.
2.) The Future of Column-Oriented Processing with Arrow and Parquet
By Julien La Dem - Principal Architect at Dremio, Apache Parquet co-founder and PMC chair
Columnar storage has been one of the key innovations of the 'big data' era, and we'll hear about the most up-to-date ways it's currently being used in tools like Kudu, Ibis, Drill, Arrow and others.
3.) Kafka Streams: Stream Processing Made Easy
By Guozhang Wang - Kafka Committer & Software Engineer, Confluent
Considering how ubiquitous Kafka has become in processing large amounts of data in the largest web platforms (starting at LinkedIn), I'm fascinated to see how Kafka Streams compare to Spark Streaming and which one will take the top spot in modern streaming architectures post Twitter's Storm.
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Mom, grandparents of starved boy held for trial
MERCER, Pa. (AP) The mother and maternal grandparents of an 8-year-old Pennsylvania boy who police say nearly starved to death have been ordered to stand trial on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
District Judge Brian Arthur was so upset by pictures and reports that the boy was 25 pounds in June that he revoked the defendants' bond and ordered them jailed unless they each post $100,000.
Attorneys for the boy's mother, 28-year-old Mary C. Rader, and grandparents, 59-year-old Dennis Beighley and 48-year-old Deana Beighly, suggested the boy had a problem with growth hormones. But county caseworkers and doctors indicated it appeared he was purposely kept from eating and nearly starved.
The boy, then 7, was removed from his Greenville home in June when a neighbor noticed his "skeletal" appearance.


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Burberry Brit
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INGREDIENTSAlcohol Denat. (SD alcohol 39-C), Parfum, Aqua, Benzyl Salicylate, Hydroxyisohexyl, 3-Cyclohexene carboxaldehyde, Linalool, Limonene, Ethylhexyl, Methoxycinnamate, Butyl methoxycinnamate, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Ethylhexyl salicylate, Hexyl cinnamal, Coumarin, Citral, Cinnamal, Cl 14700 (red 4), Cl 19140 (yellow 5), Cl 17200 (red 33).
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on 5/7/2015 4:48:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Received their as a gift. Nothing special. In fact nothing at all!
I can hardly smell anything when I spray it on.
I would give it zero stars if I could.
on 3/5/2015 9:17:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This is a very British scent. It's a classic scent, with strong tinges of nostalgia. The notes I smell most significantly are lime, pepper, vanilla, and some faint woods. The opening is mostly lime and pepper, but the vanilla is quickly apparent, and rounds out the scent. This is by no means a sharp lime. Given those notes, it's hard to really imagine the experience of the scent, and I've found that what it evokes is more important to me than the notes. This scent reminds me of an old manor house, classy and classic, but slightly down at its heels. It needs repairs, but it is still putting its best face forward. It brings to mind the old wood parlors, the sprawling grounds, and the titled family living inside. For an interpretation more in keeping with those of us living stateside, it brings to mind New England college campuses in the fall, not at the beginning of the semester, but around November, when the leaves are falling off the trees, and everything is dampened by a cold rain, and people seek shelter in a wood-paneled library.
on 12/17/2014 3:41:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Nice quality florals, but on my skin it turns into mens aftershave and is quite overpowering with musky amber. Touch was like that for me also. There is something in it that amplifies on my skin that obviously doesn't happen to other people. I prefer lighter florals of The Beat, which is discontinued but still selling online, I just picked up travel bottle.
on 12/11/2014 9:02:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Burberry Brit is absolutely my favorite fragrance. I wear it all the time, I get lots of compliments on this scent, and whenever it runs out I buy more. I switch back & forth between the EDT and EDP versions, they're both wonderful.
I would describe Brit as fresh and somewhat sporty, warm and vanilla-y, and also little bit powdery and sweet and citrus-y. Excellent staying power. Perfect as an everyday fragrance, this is HG status for me.
A little on the expensive side for a department store fragrance, especially since I always seem to be running out. Have repurchased many times and will continue to do so in the future.
on 12/11/2014 8:58:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I love this frag - the almond is so sweet and delicious and the hint of lime perks it up!
on 11/29/2014 3:12:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
I bought the Edp and the initial spray is quite bright with the lime, but it quickly goes away. Then it reminds me of sugared and spiced almonds. 30 minutes go by and I'm getting wafts of it, and it keeps reminding me of a perfume I have smelled before. Then it hits me. It reminded me of Electric Youth by Debbie Gibson, so I searched online to see if anyone else happened to compare it to that perfume, and sure enough I found several reviews stating the same thing! I'm not sure I will continue to wear this anymore since all I can think of when I smell it is that old 80s perfume...
on 11/28/2014 10:05:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
First off, I believe the picture shown is the EDT and my review is for the EDP (the one with the darker plaid markings). I think the packaging is cute and fitting for this classy sent. It's not usually a scent I would be drawn too, I'm more into deep sweet and spicy type of fragrances. But this is very elegant and office appropriate, great for every day wear. It's not the typical fruity or sweet gourmand perfumes that have been very popular lately but nonetheless a classic.
At first it's powerful and fresh, you can really smell the lime and pear notes. Then after a few minutes it dries down into a warm nutty vanilla, the longer it stays on the warmer and sweeter it becomes. Its so comfy on a crisp fall morning, it's comforting and sophisticated. Also the lasting power on this is great as well as the sillage. I'm glad i gave this a chance!
on 11/26/2014 8:17:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
A classy scent. Some may find it too mature, but I like to think of Brit for the confident, irrespective of age. It's woodsy with a hint of sweetness in the almond/vanilla.
on 11/23/2014 12:22:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I just didn't take to Brit, I am not fond of woodsy notes mixed with lemon..makes me think of a wood polish product the maid used in my parents ' house!! Not that it is awful, it has a Vanillic vibe that is warm, for me, it has a unisex edge, so not my taste...
It is hugely popular, probably because it has a distinctive smell, a bit like cream soda?. With an almondish twist
Nice, but not for me...
on 11/22/2014 12:42:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Why does this smell like a faux-trendy guy's perfume..? You know the type of perfume- they all have something in common which they share with Brit, an artificial twist that's generally perceived as being "attractive".
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FIA official's body found from Karachi
According to Police, they had recovered from a vehicle at Lyari Expressway. The slain person was identified as Mohammad Ali, who was an official of FIA's immigration department.
Police also said that bullet shells and a pistol were also found from the vehicle which has been sent to the forensic department.
Ali's body was sent to Jinnah Hospital for post-mortem.


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With thanks to Raksha
The days were shortening, the leaves slowly turning red and gold.
He used to dread these days, heralding the hardship of a long northern winter.
No longer did his spirits fall with the tumbling leaves. Cold nights could be spent by a warm fire with his wife and children, and the cheerful company of good friends.
Sometimes on summer days, he lamented his loss of freedom to wander in the wilds, feeling sun upon his skin and the wind in his hair.
Curled on cold nights in his wife's warm embrace, Aragorn Elessar counted the advantages of hearth and home.
A/N This. was written as a Hobbit Birthday Gift for my friends on LJ on September 15th.


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Movember may be over, but it sure went out with a bang! Here's a roundup of some of the best pics from Movember Gala Partés across the land. Enjoy the pageantry, see more great Movember shots here, and remember: it's never too soon to start thinking about your get-up for next year.
Hendrix gets bonus points for the historically accurate upside-down guitar.
This excellently executed Monopoly Man can pass GO anytime he wants.
Just in case you forgot what the slogan for Movember 2013 was.
Mark our words: the fanny pack is back!
Some costume ideas never get old.
The lovely ladies of the Movember staff show that you don't need a mo to rock a killer get-up.
This photo is best viewed with some theme music.
Don't stop him now, he's having such a good time, he's having a ball!
Ah yes, the woodgrain frame. Believe that was Topps '87. Well played, boys.
Disagree with the judges at your own peril.
To this we can only say, "Sweet mo, Bro."
A jockey jumps for joy. Or maybe those tight green pants are freakin' him out.
What's a gala parté without mo-sic?
We really hope he didn't shave when it was over. Because that mo is tight.


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I Can't Say No to French Fries
Every time I go to someplace that has french fries as a side item on offer I just can't say no! Even if I know they're going to be crappy or make me feel bad I can't say no. Even if I'm getting something like a grilled cheese sandwich, which already has plenty of grease I can't say no. The other day I went to this place in my neighborhood called Jack's. I ordered up a fresh mozzarella sandwich with sun dried tomatoes and pesto. I ordered this because I wanted to get something sort of healthful, but when the waiter asked if I wanted a salad or fires with that, do you know what I said? "Fries, please," is what I said. I just pictured the fries and pictured the salad and I had to get the fries. Maybe I do it because at restaurants there's usually ketchup bottles sitting on the tables in plain sight. Maybe I see the ketchup and remember how much I like ketchup and then remember that I can only use the ketchup if I order french fries. Another factor is that I usually don't like salads unless they're made out of things that look like weeds and have things like goat cheese, fennel, capers and in them. I have to admit that I also like salad bars, but that's only because I can make an all topping salad, which I love. Anyway, I'd like to think that next time I'm faced with the salad or fries decision I'll order the salad, but I'm pretty sure that I'll go with the fries.


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You know what's less fun than customizing dolls?
But regardless, I found some time to squeeze out another custom in between reading for classes, class, working, and sleeping. And Netflix (what?).
I used similar techniques for Rochelle as I did for my freshwater Lagoona a while back, so for more of a tutorial on how I repaint my Monster High dolls, check out THIS post.
Adelaide started as a Zombie Shake Rochelle Goyle, albeit a slightly unique one…
Most of the Zombie Shake Rochelles have even bangs, but the one I got had been rooted incorrectly, from what I can tell, and so her bangs slant down the side of her face. I kind of like the look – honestly didn't even notice something was off until I saw another bunch of Zombie Shake Rochelle's at Target.
Let's get started…
For this Rochelle, I decided on a more mature look than she wore with her factory paint. Her eyes are smaller and reshaped to allow for a heavy lid. Instead of painting on lipstick, I went for a slightly softer lip coloring.
I began defining her eyes and lips a bit more. I added the cateye lash to her upper lids, added her tear ducts, and intensified her eye shadow. Her lips were brushed with another layer of color, darkest in the center of her lower lip.
She was looking a bit pale, so she has blush now, too.
Rochelle was giving me a lot of trouble with my MSC for some reason. But it also could have been the weather. I had a hell of a time getting intense colors, so I had to use quite a few layers of sealant to build up the color.
This shot was taken a week after I started her (no dolls on weekdays since school started). I probably sprayed two or three layers in between the last photo and this one, mostly just so I could layer on color.
All done! One thing I really like about the Zombie Shake Rochelle are the cracks on her arm (you can see those in the picture above) and on her leg (you can't see those, but I'm sure you have an imagination). I would have liked to keep some of the cracks on her face, but it didn't quite fit with the look I had in mind for this repaint. Next time.
Here you can see my two Rochelle repaints side-by-side. These are the same face mold. I think it's incredible how a custom faceup can make the same face molds look completely different! The Rochelle on the right is one of my first repaints, and was an experiment in using primarily acrylics (no watercolor pencils). I'm thinking I'm going to re-repaint her now that I've gotten just a bit better at all this!
Both of these girls are in my Etsy shop! If you like the Rochelle on the right the way she is in the photo, adopt her quick! She'll likely be taken down and repainted in the next month.


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RYE, N.Y. -- More than 200 students and staff from the Rye City School District got together for producer Judd Rothstein's final Rye High School Lip Dub.
It's become an annual tradition for graduating seniors at RHS.
This year, a big dance number is on tap to start the video and stalwarts Connor Dowling and John Murolo are nervous that they won't get the call.
With a little help from a legendary coach, they do just fine and start off this year's senior send-off video: Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk."
Watch all the way through for a great finale, a final goodbye and some bloopers.
Rothstein, a social studies teacher at Rye High, was named assistant principal at Pelham Memorial High School earlier this month. That job begins on July 1.
Rothstein has taught Advanced Placement U.S. history, global history, economics and participation in government. Fluent in French, he also served as adviser to the high school's Garnet Insider, which produces videos that highlight students and teachers in the school community. He coached soccer and was adviser to the student council, debate team, improv club, and the outdoor education club. In 2013, he received the Distinguished Service Award at Rye High.
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Specialist Jim Olwell '17 reflects on being a veteran and a student at Santa Clara University.
For many high school seniors, the next step after graduation is automatic and unwavering: college. Jim Olwell '17 had other ideas. He wanted to serve his country. Olwell joined the Army after high school and through it saw a world he never imagined. From his home town of Monterey, California, he traveled to Louisiana, Georgia, and eventually South Korea, working in information technology for the military.
When he returned to the States, he jumped back into the life of an 18-year-old—only he was 25. Traveling to Silicon Valley and Santa Clara University, Olwell brought years of computer skills into the classroom as a veteran. And Olwell adjusted quickly, making friends and earning his B.S. in computer science and engineering in three years. Now he is a network engineer at Cisco in Raleigh, North Carolina. For Veterans Day, we asked him to reflect on life as a veteran and college student.
SCM: What was it like to commemorate Veterans Day at Santa Clara University?
Jim Olwell: In 2014, I was at the ceremony when they dedicated the Veterans Plaza in front of the parking deck near the Schott Admission and Enrollment Services Building. I was invited to that. I wasn't dressed up or anything, but I showed up and watched the senior Santa Clara University administration folks give speeches. The color guard also presented the flag. It was a very emotional experience for me, because that was my first Veterans Day since I'd left the service. Standing there, I had a lot of thoughts just flooding back into me about old squad and team members. I had known several people who did not come back. Hearing the dedication, hearing the anthem, it was kind of hard. It felt good to see—not necessarily recognition of what I did, but a recognition of other veterans on campus. Just taking time out to say, here's something for you guys.
SCM: Was it a major adjustment coming to college as a veteran?
Olwell: There was definitely a transition. I had to reconcile the fact that here I was 25 when I started, in a classroom with 18- and 19-year-olds who were fresh out of high school. But I was very fortunate that there were resources on campus. I talked to a veterans group. I met veterans who were faculty and who offered mentoring. I connected with people who were going back to school after serving. I was able to have those resources and support network. Ray Plaza, who directs the Office for Diversity and Inclusion, was also very helpful. He offered additional resources and helped me get benefits with my GI Bill. It never felt like I didn't belong or that these students were so radically different that I couldn't connect. I had to get past some of my own preconceptions just because of who I was as an older person and who they were as young kids. Some of the people I knew in classes are off doing great things right now at Google, Microsoft, Apple, and a bunch of highly competitive tech companies. They were able to put in the hours and effort to get the job done.
SCM: Did students ever ask you about your service?
Olwell: I didn't go out of my way to advertise it, because I felt like that's not the right way—to just go around and brag about it. But occasionally when it came up, they'd ask a little bit about it and I'd tell them the short story about what I did and they were genuinely interested. So, I used it as a teaching moment to help them see where I was coming from. I was able to better understand their stories and their background. I also made some friends in the ROTC program and they had some more specific questions about what it was like in the service, because they were about to be in there. I was able to connect with them a little bit more because we had a little more shared commonality.
"I had a lot of thoughts just flooding back into me about old squad and team members. I had known several people who did not come back. Hearing the dedication, hearing the anthem, it was kind of hard."
SCM: Is there one class that was especially challenging?
Olwell: One was a computer engineering class: Intro to Formal Language Theory & Compiler Construction. That sticks out to me because that was the toughest class I'd ever taken in college. That was a lot of just gut checks, like, I've got a bunch of stuff on my plate so I've got to be able to just do this. But at the same time, everyone else was having a hard time. So being able to get together with other students and working this out and working through it, getting the job done.
SCM: Talk about your experience in South Korea.
Olwell: I was pretty much in the capital, Seoul. It was a very different, vibrant culture and lifestyle. A totally different experience than I was used to. The only thing I can compare it to is the Bay Area. But even then, it was a completely different level. I really enjoyed my time there. I served with some extremely talented and good people. I was also fortunate enough to have some time to explore a couple different cities.
SCM: As part of the U.S. Army in Korea, you served right alongside members of the Korean Army through the Korean Augmentation to the United States Army (KATUSA) program. How was that?
JO: Honestly, they were very helpful. They were very friendly. Very intelligent as well. Especially with IT, they have some of the biggest corporations there, like Samsung. The way the KATUSA works, they're regular soldiers but they also fall under both our command as well as the overall Korean military command. So, they have kind of like a dual role. But it's integrated pretty seamlessly, so we all have the same jobs, the same mission, the same team. The KATUSA is a very competitive program. You can tell some of these guys are the best and brightest they had to offer. Also, through working with them, you see there's not so much difference between us. We can share ideas and learn from each other.
SCM: What was your favorite memory from Seoul?
Olwell: If you look up different skylines of Seoul, one prominent thing you'll see is their observation tower, which is this giant tower up on top of a hill. I had the chance to go in it a couple of times with some of my squad mates and some of my unit—not only hike up the hill to get there but also go up the elevator to the very top of the tower. You get to see the entire surrounding skyline vista—it just expanded for miles around. It's overwhelming. You have the Han River that goes down the middle and all the bridges and all the towering skyscrapers and buildings. But you also get to see the different buildings and parks from back in the kingdom times. It was an awe-inspiring juxtaposition between where they came from and where they are now.
SCM: What was the toughest part about being in South Korea?
Olwell: When I was in Korea, it was around a time that Kim Jong-un came to power in North Korea. So, it was a very tense period where we didn't know what was going on. We didn't know what he was capable of. There was a lot of tension. But the most challenging thing was staying in touch with friends and family back home. You feel homesick but you also feel glad to have the opportunity to be on the other side of the world, doing things you never thought you'd have the chance to do. I felt like I was part of something much bigger than myself, but at the same time I felt like I was contributing to make it a much better experience.
"You feel homesick but you also feel glad to have the opportunity to be on the other side of the world, doing things you never thought you'd have the chance to do. I felt like I was part of something much bigger than myself."
SCM: A lot of people only think about combat when they think about a military career. For you it was more than that. Do you think there are misconceptions about the military?
Olwell: First off, you have to acknowledge the reality of people shooting each other and the battlefield. That is a very real possibility. At the same time, in the military you become so much more than how you started out. You get trained to be the very best you can be. You are given the resources to succeed. What you think you can do changes drastically once you start your service. You don't even know what your limits are. There's an overwhelming feeling of, "I cannot believe I was just in high school. I was just in my hometown. Now, I'm out here doing computer networks. I'm working with other militaries. Or I'm out here flying planes. Or I'm on a ship helping people with disaster relief." There's so much more to it than what most people think. I do feel like there's definitely a gap with what people think they know and what the military is.
SCM: Do you think Veterans Day is a good opportunity to have those conversations?
Olwell: I think Veterans Day is a great opportunity for those kinds of conversations to happen. Most times people just view it was a day for sales at stores or different discounts or deals: "Buy now! Go get this car, now! It's Veterans Day!" I do feel like those are great opportunities to talk, but it's kind of like Mother's Day. Having Mother's Day is great but why do we only have one day when they work all year? Veterans Day is a great opportunity and it helps out. But these conversations can happen all year.


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Superstar Michael Buble wowed his Irish fans on Monday evening – in the first of FIVE stunning sold-out gigs.
The Canadian crooner has taken over the O2 in Dublin for his To Be Loved tour, which will see him perform to nearly 75,000 people.
And on Monday night Michael had the first 14,500 in the palm of his hand as he kicked off the series of shows – which had a mammoth 20 song plus setlist.
He told the crowd: "We are so excited to come here, we couldn't wait to come here, you guys mean a hell of a lot to me."
And the O2 exploded when the tuxedo-wearing star burst into It's A Beautiful Day towards the very end of the stunning show.
Buble, 37, also wowed with a series of covers that even included Daft Punk's Get Lucky and Jackson 5's I Want You Back in his classic Sinatra-style voice.
However, concert bosses are worried that he might not end up making it through the whole of the five nights in the O2 – as his pregnant wife could go into labour.
Model Luisana Lopilato, 26, is eight months into her pregnancy and it is feared she could end up giving birth at any moment.
Insiders revealed that the star – who is due to finish up on Saturday – called her before going on stage to check that she was still feeling okay.
A source said: "There's no way that Luisana could be with her man when she's that heavily pregnant, but it could end up that Michael has to jet off to be with her.
"Just like when Robbie Williams was in the O2 last year, he'll have a phone that only she has the number for with him throughout the gig.
"If that gets a call – he'll be off then and there and rushing to Dublin Airport to get back home to be by her side. There's no way he'll miss the birth.
"Before going on stage, Michael wanted to check that everything was okay with her."
Beaming Buble also dedicated his new single Close Your Eyes to the Argentine beauty, who he met in 2008.
Earlier Buble – who previously packed out the Aviva in 2010 – told the Irish Mirror he loves to come here and perform.
He said: "I mean there are a few places where I have a great connection with the people, but not quite like this.
"When you're accepted like this it's hard not to love the country back. I think I've always liked it here because it's similar to Canada – you have a very dry sense of humour, it seems like people get me here."


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MONROVIA — Construction of the Metro Gold Line extension is in full swing, as development of both the maintenance and operations yard in town and along the entire 11.5-mile light rail project pass 30 percent completion.
The $486-million project creates six new Metro stops, extending the Gold Line from Pasadena to Azusa. It also funds construction of the new maintenance facility, formally known as the Gold Line Operations Campus, on California Avenue and East Evergreen Avenue in Monrovia.
The 24-acre yard — which will service the Gold Line and other regional lines — will house up to 84 light rail cars upon completion.
Although the site looks like it is just beginning construction, Habib Balian, CEO of the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority, said that much of the work installing underground utilities there is now complete.
The northwest corner of the facility will feature a grassy area where residents can view the facility operations through a fence.
"We wanted to do something that looked good," Balian said. "It's still a maintenance facility — you can't sugar coat it. We just tried to make the best of it."
Nearly 200 Metro employees will work at the facility, according a statement released by the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority.
Stations in Arcadia, Monrovia, and Duarte are also already under construction. The entire project is set to finish by September, 2015, at which point it will be handed over to Metro.
"This is probably the largest public works project that has happened in the San Gabriel Valley," Balian said. "This is going to rejuvenate the cities' downtowns."


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Funeral Home Resource Moves to Austin
August 31, 2012, Austin, TX. Funeral Home Resource, the online marketing department for funeral homes, announces its relocation to Austin, Texas. Austin, a city of burgeoning technology and innovation, is a perfect match for Funeral Home Resource, a high-growth company innovating marketing strategies for the funeral industry.
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Professional Therapy Associates Helps Expand Care in Montana -- Affiliate Clinics Open in Polson and Somers
Professional Therapy Associates, a Montana-based physical therapy clinic, has recently expanded their practice into Polson and Somers, Montana, to accommodate the increase in patient visits
Jan 28, 2013, 08:35 EST
KALISPELL, Mont., Jan. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Professional Therapy Associates (PTA), a Montana physical therapy clinic, has been preparing for an influx of patients because of expected changes due to the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Because PTA has been proactive in dealing with implementation of the ACA, which will change the way healthcare is paid for in the United States, they decided to open affiliate offices to 10 locations by 2015, two of which were just acquired last month.
The two new clinics that are associated with PTA recently are:
- Polson Physical Therapy, 211-A Main Street, Polson, MT 59860; and
- Lakeside Physical Therapy, 77 Deercreek Road, Somers, MT 59932.
Millions of uninsured Americans will be directly affected by the Supreme Court's ruling to uphold the section of the ACA that requires most Americans to have health insurance. Americans will have to obtain such insurance by 2014, or pay an annual penalty of either $95 or 1 percent of their income, whichever is greater (1). The healthcare industry—including physical therapy—is most likely to see more of the public using services that they might otherwise not have been able to afford.
Stimac, who has been a certified physical therapist for 11 years, says that the expansion is part of the larger picture in adapting to the inevitable changes, and he has been planning this expansion to help keep private practices thriving.
"Based on our business strategy and our own industry standards, we are able to grow at this time and deliver more care and exceptional services to more people," commented Stimac.
PTA's business model allows the group to overcome barriers that exist which many business owners struggle with on a daily basis, such as hospitals buying up medical practices and controlling the referrals within a community, declining reimbursement, and increased competition. PTA has grown from 90 patient visits per week to 600 patient visits per week in just the last four years, despite the difficult issues facing many private practices.
Both new physical therapy clinics will offer the same services as are currently offered by the existing locations, including sports medicine, health and wellness programs, spine programs, and post-op rehabilitation.
PTA provides Flathead Valley residents free consultations at every location. These free pain relief consultations are offered to all local residents who are experiencing discomfort in their joints, limited range of motion, muscle weakness, lack of balance or other musculoskeletal conditions. Consultations are performed by licensed physical therapists, who will answer questions about health issues, pain, and treatment. Interested individuals may schedule a free pain relief consultation by registering online at http://www.ptflathead.com/free-consultation.
Learn more about the physical therapy services provided by Professional Therapy Associates by visiting http://www.ptflathead.com.
About Professional Therapy Associates and Blaine Stimac
Professional Therapy Associates (PTA) is an established provider of physical therapy in Montana. Founded in Kalispell in 1988, the practice has expanded to include four convenient locations throughout Flathead Valley. In addition to its flagship Kalispell North facility, PTA also has clinics in downtown Kalispell (Flathead Health and Fitness), Whitefish (The Wave), Columbia Falls (Columbia Falls Clinic), Polson (Polson PT), and Somers (Lakeside PT). Owner and CEO Blaine Stimac is a licensed Physical Therapist in Montana, and holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Montana. He and his team offer a full range of services, including manual physical therapy, sports medicine, therapeutic exercise and biofeedback, as well as treatment for back and neck injuries, motor vehicle injuries and work-related injuries. For more information, visit http://www.ptflathead.com.
(1) Handley, Meg. USNews.com. June 28, 2012. "What the Obamacare Ruling Means for Consumers." http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2012/06/28/what-the-obamacare-ruling-means-for-consumers
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A couple of weeks ago I went to my more or less annual optometrist checkup and was sent to an ophthalmologist for cataract consultation. I just got back from my exam for cataract surgery, which turns out to be pricier and less covered by insurance than I expected: $2245 for the doctor + surgery center (I think the anesthetist is extra) for ONE eye AFTER health insurance pays its wee little portion. (I note that it would be only $1500 per eye if I didn't have astigmatism.) That's the out-of-pocket just for surgery. My co-pay for today's appointment was $45.Meanwhile, I've heard if I wait 2 years till I'm 65, Medicare will cover almost the entire cost of cataract sugary and lens replacement--is this even true?So...anyone care to share their before or post-Medicare cataract surgery cost/experience?And...should I wait till I'm 65 for the surgery (I'm 63)? It's only really bad in one eye. It's hard to read paper so I mostly read online where I can adjust the brightness and magnify the text (not a big deal). Distance is a bigger deal--I can't read road signs from as far away as I used to and both darkness and glare are quite bothersome driving at night--I handle these by seldom driving to new places or at night. I do miss bird-watching..
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