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May 21, 2007
By Paul Feinberg
Dr. Raphael Darvish ('04) is medical director of Concierge Medicine/LA, a VIP medical practice designed to offer patients "the best of the best" care without medical insurance hassles.
Darvish, a fourth-generation physician (his father is a partner in Concierge Medicine/LA), created the practice after receiving his MBA and completing his medical residency at the David Geffen School of Medicine. Touring the medical office is like visiting a spa. It's quiet, tastefully decorated, and there is an unhurried, relaxed atmosphere. The facility includes examination rooms equipped with flat screen TVs, an x-ray suite (including darkroom) and an array of the most advanced diagnostic and examination equipment.
The business model is simple: For a flat annual fee, patients receive comprehensive primary health care that includes (but is not limited to) unhurried appointments with no waiting, 24/7 physician cell phone access, complimentary valet parking and weekend/evening appointments. The centerpiece of the program is the "Presidential Physical." Darvish personally contacted the White House for details regarding the chief executive's annual check-up, and created the comprehensive exam to mirror that which the President receives. The practice also has established relationships with top specialists across the country and around the world -- so that patients can benefit from access and appointments quickly and easily.
In forming Concierge Medicine/LA, Darvish's goals were many-fold. On one hand, he wanted to provide truly excellent care, free of the hassles of medical insurance (though patients are still required to carry insurance for medical needs not covered by his primary care practice). He also wanted a slower pace so that he could get to know his patients and listen to them.
"In a standard medical practice, an appointment lasts 10 or 15 minutes and many doctors limit their patients to one problem at a time," Darvish said. "Patients don't get a chance to talk about everything they need to talk about."
In his practice, patients get all the time they need. He sees eight or nine patients a day, with his father seeing even less than that. (The Darvishes also employ an associate physician to complete the team.) Though there is a focus on preventative medicine at Concierge Medicine/LA, the physicians manage all the medical issues of their patients.
For patients who can afford such service, it's convenient and easy. Once accepted into the program (there is an initial consultation to ensure that the practice is right for each potential patient), there are no deductibles or co-payments to pay, just the annual fee. There's no waiting around reading old magazines either, with appointments spaced throughout the day to eliminate overlap.
Affordability, though, is in the eye of the beholder.
For those under age 35, the cost of the program is $1,750 per year. For those 35-49 it's $2,400, and those over the age of 50 pay $2,900. Darvish acknowledges that that's a small price to pay to have a doctor doing everything possible to keep you healthy. He admits that his practice is not only for the "healthy and the wealthy" but rather for anyone who values their well-being. Darvish also notes that those with means won't hesitate to spend a similar amount on a designer handbag or suit. He adds, with a touch of irony, "If you don't have your health, you can't enjoy those things money can buy."
Currently, Concierge Medicine/LA has about 450 patients, which Darvish estimates is half what the office can practically serve. He believes they can cap out the practice in one to two more years, at which time the partners will consider expanding to other business-intense neighborhoods like downtown Los Angeles or Century City (as many Concierge Medicine/LA clients are corporate executives).
Darvish says his UCLA Anderson MBA experience is essential to the growth and expansion of the business. "The marketing education, the emphasis on entrepreneurship: I reference these things all the time," Darvish said. "I keep the 'Flamholtz pyramid' nearby and continue to reference it. And the finance education was very helpful as well.
"Building a medical practice takes patience and perseverance," he continued. "These are things you learn in business school. You learn that it takes a long time to build a business. I treasure my Anderson education for teaching me this and for giving me the tools to launch this practice and positively affect the lives of my patients."
To learn more about Concierge Medicine/LA, visit www.conciergemedicinela.com.
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BEAUFORT – A passenger in a private ambulance was killed this morning when it ran off Old Sheldon Church Road and hit a tree, authorities said.
The victim, Blandelle Gary, 56, of Yemassee, was accompanying her husband, the patient, on the way back from his doctor's appointment, said David Ott, Beaufort County deputy coroner.
She was seated in the right front seat. Her husband was seated in the back with a technician, Ott said.
The husband, the driver and the technician all were injured and taken to hospitals for treatment, said Ott and Cpl. Robert Beres of the S.C. Highway Patrol.
The driver of the 2000 Ford ambulance was Eugene Kirkland, 42, address unavailable, Beres said. Lowcountry Medical Transport owns the ambulance, Ott said.
Names of the husband and the technician were not immediately available, Beres said.
The husband was taken to Beaufort Memorial. The driver was airlifted to Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. The technician was airlifted to Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah. All were wearing seat belts, Ott said.
The wreck occurred at about 11 a.m. about three-quarters of a mile north of U.S. 17.
Beres said the ambulance was northbound on Old Sheldon Church Road. "When the vehicle ran off the right side of the roadway, the driver overcorrected and struck a tree," Beres said.
The collision is under investigation by the Highway Patrol, with assistance from the patrol's Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation Team, Beres said.
The body was taken to the Medical University of South Carolina for an autopsy.

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BERLIN — An Ocean City native and Stephen Decatur High School graduate, now an experienced U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter pilot serving in Korea, was honored last week with a Joint Service Commendation Medal after piloting his aircraft and leading his crew on a daring rescue of seven U.S. Marines last month.
U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Adam McDonough, a 1993 Stephen Decatur graduate and former high school quarterback, was honored for piloting a Blackhawk helicopter during the precarious rescue of seven Marines whose helicopter crashed on Feb. 20 in a remote area of Thailand about 20 miles north of Phitsanulok.
The seven crewmembers suffered severe burns, lacerations and fractures to varying degrees, but were difficult to reach because of the remote location. A second Marine Sea Knight helicopter attempted a rescue, but was forced to land on the ground about 1,000 feet below the crash scene and sent crew members on a dangerous ascent up the face of the cliff.
The Marines requested the assistance of the Army and its smaller, lighter and more maneuverable Blackhawk helicopter and McDonough and his crew responded. McDonough, an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran with over 1,100 combat hours who is now stationed in Korea, was in the right-side pilot seat in the Blackhawk as he and his crew embarked on what would be a remarkable rescue.
In a telephone interview from Korea this week, McDonough said initial reports were conflicting and he and his crew believed initially they were headed to assist with a downed Thai helicopter. As they arrived on scene, they realized it was something much different than they anticipated.
"We thought at first we were looking for a Thai aircraft," he said. "We knew what we were looking for, but we were a little shocked to see Americans on the ground, blue-eyed, blond-haired Marines. We circled the area, but I didn't know if I was going to be able to get in there."
McDonough said there was a 1,000-foot cliff on one side and dense jungle on the other side with just a narrow, rocky area to attempt a landing and rescue. He and his crew had practiced one-wheel and two-wheel simulated rescues, but the conditions on the Thai mountainside presented unique challenges. After circling the scene a few times, McDonough determined he was going to need to clear some of the jungle on the inside of the crash site with the Blackhawk's rotors, which were capable of cutting back brush, but not larger trees.
"I was able to get one wheel on the ground and was able to clip about three or four feet off the tops of some of the trees, but it was a little dicey," he said. "If I clip the blades on a hardwood tree, we go tumbling down the thousand foot face of that cliff."
After cutting back the tree line, McDonough and his crew circled for a second pass. He said he tried to limit the number of passes over the crash site because of the dust and noise it was creating for the injured Marines on the ground. With the Blackhawk's tenuous toe-hold with just one wheel on the rocky ground, McDonough said he made the decision to circle around and try it again.
"On one attempt, we landed on one wheel, but by the second attempt, my crew was able to better guide me and were able to reach them," he said. "The landing gear was slipping on the rocks and I knew we couldn't get those guys off there with the way we were situated. We had already dropped two of our medics on the ground and if we were going to go back in one more time, it was going to be for a rescue. I had dropped a few of my guys on the crash scene not knowing if I was going to be able to get them back. At that point, I was a little worried I was writing checks by backside couldn't cash."
McDonough has been a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter pilot for over 10 years and now trains younger helicopter pilots. McDonough said this week he has had plenty of his own experiences and always listens to stories from other pilots in order to be best prepared for any incident.
"I've seen a lot and I've been through a lot and I've come back full of holes in Iraq and Afghanistan, but this was a difficult situation," he said. "Helicopter pilots are a different breed and sometimes we have a tendency to try to make things happen. We want to go in and save the day, but a helicopter is not always the right tool for the job."
McDonough said the Blackhawk had the fuel capacity to stay on the crash site for as long as three hours and still be able to safely return. On the third and final attempt, he was able to get all three of the Blackhawk's wheels on the ground and began carefully airlifting the injured Marines one by one, taking the most seriously injured out first. All in all, McDonough and the Blackhawk crew made three round-trips back to the Cobra Gold base with the injured Marines.
While he was quick to share the honor with his crew, he reserved a little glory for his commanding officer who quickly assessed the situation and put together a veteran, experienced team for the rescue. McDonough said one of the unsung heroes in the successful rescue was his commander, Jerry Sheehan, who acted quickly to put the Blackhawk crew together.
"He stacked the crew with those with seniority and the longest amount of service time," he said. "A lot of times, the aviation commanders would put themselves in the cockpit, but he knew he was best served by staying on the ground and coordinating the effort as a leader and commander. I feel a little bad he wasn't on the stage to share this honor with us."
McDonough's father, Jeffrey McDonough, said this week he learned of his son's heroics through second-hand sources at first, not knowing the extent of the initial crash and subsequent rescue of the seven severely injured Marines, all of whom have recovered or are expected to recover. The elder McDonough said this week his son naturally downplayed the entire incident.
"I saw the crash report and learned that Adam had been involved, but I didn't know to what extent until I talked to him later," he said. "He was very humble and acted like it was no big deal. He acted like it was just another day at the office. I said, 'Adam, you're a hero,' but he told me he didn't have any choice."
McDonough and the eight other crewmembers from the Army 2nd Infantry Division Blackhawk crew were recognized for their lifesaving efforts in Thailand during a Cobra Gold 2013 ceremony at Cape Casey in Korea last Wednesday. McDonough was honored along with seven other crewmembers including Capt. Andy Martinez, Sgt. John Baah-Mensah, Chief Warrant Officers Steven Fleminster, Doug Adams, Derek Reynolds, Sgt. Christopher Bohatch, Sgt. Michael Ezell and Spc. Hyun Joon Kim.
"You can't help but be inspired by this story," said 2nd Infantry Division Major General Edward Cardon. "If you look at the heroes of the Army, they often didn't think they would be heroes that day, but they were ready. These soldiers demonstrated the greatness of this division by being ready."
Brigadier General J.B. Burton also had high praise for McDonough and the crew.
"These soldiers' performance in a word is awesome," said Burton. "In a phrase, it's second to none."


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BUCHAREST, Romania, July 22 (UPI) -- A Romanian woman who allegedly told authorities she torched seven paintings, including artwork by Matisse and Picasso, told a court she did not burn the works.
Olga Dogaru, whose son, Radu, 29, admitted to stealing the paintings from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands, last October, told judges Monday she did not burn the paintings in her sauna stove as she had previously claimed she had done in an attempt to protect her son, The New York Times reported Monday.
"I did not burn them," Dogaru told the three-judge panel.
"I believed that what I said before was the best thing at the moment, that this was the right thing to do."
However, she did not offer an alternative story for the fate of the still-missing seven works of art, worth millions of dollars. Besides, Picasso and Matisse, the pieces included works by Monet, Gaugin, Lucian Freud and Meyer de Haan.
Investigators said forensic evidence was found in the stove, including copper tacks and pigments used by artists of the relevant periods.
The charges against Dogaru include destruction with very serious consequences, supporting a criminal group and assisting criminals.


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- Semper Gumby: Outstandin g. God bless Bp. Wall and all in the Diocese. Another good paragraph, Bp. Wall quoting Benedict XVI: "All ow me now to give a brief explanatio n of ad orientem or ad...
- capchoirgirl: I had no idea that was the case. What the heck, Jesuits?
- Daddio: A great line from the article: "Of the 13 lay preachers in our parish, 12 were women.R 21; So apparently their lay men are fine with accepting their place in the pews. Or else that...
- Daddio: Sick burn, Father! I have no doubt though, the Jesuits will be the first to admit women and NOT as a separate congregati on. They' ;ll be the Boy/Girl Scouts of religious orders.
- TonyO: This was a great line: Vatican II? Is it Vatican II? Vatican II, 2 Vatican, who the hell cares. It stinks right? No matter what you call it, it stinks. Wonderful satire.
- Thomas S: Modernists don' t really care about the equality of women. They hate priesthood and want to empty it of its very nature. If it was about giving women a voice, they' ;d lament...
- semperficatholic: Sharing some pics; and if you are seeing this dear Bishop Wall, mom (Margaret) has stage 4 lung cancer and is undergoing chemo. They moved to Texas six years ago and that is why...
- Johann: So in other words St. John Paul II was "stu pefying 221; when he determined infallibly that the Church does not have the authority to ordain women as priests? As a convert one of...
- Benedict Joseph: Roman Catholic consecrate d women religious had a substantia l portion of the Church in the palm of their hand for at least a century given their role in Catholic education. The...
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- Kerry: But Mary kept all these words, pondering them in her heart. Maria autem conservaba t omnia verba haec, conferens in corde suo.
- grateful: "a man nearbyR 21;, sometimes I wonderR 30; could have been an angel?
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- TNCath: It's more stupefying that this goofball has been able to get away with the filth he has been preaching these many years. Anathema.
- Markus: Thank you, Father. We stopped bankruptcy 25 years ago and now it appears that many are just walking away or dying off. There are some great,holy priests in this diocese. There is a tension...
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- Semper Gumby: James Martin SJ forgets that priests have read St. Catherine of Siena, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Hildegard, Servant of God Sr. Lucia of FatimaR 30; Deo...
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As you can see, I am on the net. Whoo- Hoo! Don't have much time, so I have to share a poem based on my true story. It is written simply, no scholarly attempt to complicate the message I have for all. I Hope you all feel this in your hearts!
Words spoken to my ears,
Bringing anger, sadness and torrential tears.
Anger burst, my heart, was now pierced,
A blow most shattering, cruel and fierce.
Blades and pills ran amuck in my mood,
The devil telling me my worth was no good.
Painful tugs in hearts and souls,
Hurtful words to break my goal.
I prayed, my Lord, To forgive my urge,
I prayed to Jesus, to help me purge.
Lonely, unwanted, the darkest of time,
The Devil still clinging so hard to my mind.
A knock at the door, I welcomed in desperation,
A kind Christian heart to explain my salvation.
The Lord had spoken, for him to come to me,
My God heard my prayers, thus lifting me.
The Devil was gone, he had lost his fight,
My Savior made known his presence that night.
Surrounding my heart, came the calm, so deep,
The Lord had granted me unburdened sleep.


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The martyrs Hermes, Serapion, and Polyaenus were Romans who suffered for Christ in the second century. They were thrown into prison, and under interrogation they firmly confessed their faith in Christ and refused to offer sacrifice to idols. The martyrs were dragged through crowds and impassable places. Pelted with stones and other material, they died, receiving their heavenly crowns.


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The first data from breathalyzer selfies — measurements of blood-alcohol content by a new smartphone app — show that users drank the most on the weekend of the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.
San Francisco-based breathalyzer manufacturer BACtrack reported on Wednesday that the highest average blood-alcohol content (BAC) from April 2013 to April 2014 was registered on Saturday, June 22, at 0.115 percent. The legal definition for drunk driving is 0.08 percent.
The data shed light on drinking patterns, which can guide highway patrols and others determining when to focus drunk-driving enforcement.
But the primary purpose of the $149.99 BACtrack Mobile, which consists of a breathalyzer that sends readings via Bluetooth to a smartphone and was introduced in 2013, is to raise people's awareness of how drinking affects their BAC and therefore causes impairment, said BACtrack founder and Chief Executive Officer Keith Nothacker.
BACtrack Mobile data confirmed that one of the most booze-fueled holiday was New Year's Eve (an average of 0.095), followed by Superbowl Sunday (0.087) and Valentine's Day (0.081). The average BAC on Mother's Day (0.069) exceeded that on St. Patrick's (0.057).
The mobile app is intended to let users check their blood-alcohol content before getting behind the wheel, but 15 percent of the 100,000-plus tests were on friends and others. That seemed wise: tests on friends found an average BAC of 0.085, while selfies averaged 0.066.
Not surprisingly, the highest average BACs were recorded after Saturday-night drinking, when they peaked (0.113) at 4 a.m. on Sunday.
The geography of drinking also offered some surprises. Users in Montana and South Dakota had the highest average BAC, at 0.101 percent, while the lowest were in New Hampshire (0.012), Delaware (0.027), and Utah (0.031), where the dominant Mormon Church forbids alcohol consumption.
But the BACtrack Mobile data jibes with arrests for drunk driving. Montana had the highest number of arrests per capita in 2013. New Hampshire had the lowest.
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PAWTUCKET – Hasbro Inc. investigated a Chinese factory that produced its Transformers toys following a report by the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights that criticized the working conditions there.
Hasbro, with the International Council of Toy Industries, said that it deployed a team for an unannounced, nine-hour inspection of the Jet Fair facility which "meets with Hasbro's rigorous requirements."
The original, critical report, entitled "Holidays by Hasbro: Transformers From Hell," included many allegations such as:
- 70+ hour work weeks, with a take-home wage of 92 cents an hour.
- Workers not allowed to take earned sick leave and maternity leave.
- Workers in the spray paint department in fear they are being exposed to dangerous solvents.
"While Hasbro is committed to continual improvement in all facets of corporate social responsibility, including continued ethical product manufacturing at Jet Fair and all factories that produce Hasbro products, the inflammatory allegations made by the NGO in their report were unsubstantiated by our investigation. As a matter of course, Hasbro will continue to monitor conditions at Jet Fair and all of our factories," it said in a news release last week.
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The 12th annual Taste of Southington event brought a piece of the town's history to life on the grounds of the Barnes Museum, along with food and live music.
More than a dozen restaurants from town stood outside the historical homestead, including CC Carvers Gourmet Sandwiches, Moe's Southwest Grill and Napoli Café Deli & Catering, offering several of their dishes to local residents. Other restaurants included Christina's Gourmet Sandwiches, Paul Gregory's Bistro and Anthony Jack's Wood Fired Grill.
Local resident Pearl Roberts, who has lived in the town for more than a decade, has never missed the event from the moment it started 12 years ago. For Roberts, the event means an opportunity to socialize while eating her favorite dish from Napoli's, the Porchetta sandwich loaded with pulled pork and broccoli rabe.
"It's a great way to try all the different restaurants here," Roberts said.
Besides the food, listening to the live music is also a favorite part of the event for Roberts. Hometown father and son team Dave Zoni and his son Dave sang a variety of pop tunes and classic oldies, including songs by Frank Sinatra.
The live entertainment and food also attracted local resident Suzanne Clemente, who came with her eight-year-old son Jacob. Eating a grilled chicken pesto Panini from CC Carver, Clemente said she wanted to return to event for the second time because she enjoyed the event so much last year.
"We loved it so much last year," Clemente said. "It was fun [and] it's very relaxing."
Residents outside of Southington also flocked to the event, which was sponsored by TD Bank. Gloria Martinelli, a resident of New Britain, said she was familiar with the restaurants participating in the event, and could not resist trying a new cuisine.
"[The food] looked delicious," Martinelli said. "I loved it, and…I love background music at [events] like this."
Although the event brought business to local restaurants, Taste of Southington also gave visitors the chance the step into the history of the Barnes Museum, which has 17 rooms filled with personal belongings of the Bradley and Barnes families. Between 10 and 15 volunteers provided tours of the museum, which has been visited by every state in the union and 49 different countries.
Lauren Dattilo, the winner of this year's Miss Petite pageant, was one of the volunteers who distributed flyers to incoming visitors. This is her third year at the event, and she comes to the museum frequently.
"I love the museum. I love going there," she said.
Curator Marie Secondo said Taste of Southington is the "highlight" to the end of summer every year, and the community looks forward to both the food and learning more about the museum.
"We like to highlight this beautiful home," Secondo said. "It's a hometown museum, but…people come from all over."
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Flights land at Lanzarote Airport, just over three miles (5km) southwest of Arrecife.
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With the House of Lords voting to approve the coalition government's truly awful welfare reform package which will plunge thousands of families below the poverty line, and Ed Miliband's Labour Party already stating that they'll vote for amendments to the bill, and won't actually oppose it, Britain took a considerable turn for the worse today. And the worst of it is it's a bill based on out-and-out lies and pure, vicious ideology.
Let's start with the £26,000 cap on household benefits, and how the Government arrived at that figure. Iain Duncan Smith claims that this is the average household income in Britain, but this is extremely misleading, as the Guardian points out (the article as a whole is an informative Q&A piece on the consequences of welfare reform):
Critics say it is excessively draconian. The Children's Society says the cap confusingly compares non-working household income with average household earnings. Were it to align the former (more fairly) with average household working income – which includes tax credits, and a range of benefits – the cap would be set at £31,500. This would mean thousands of poorer households would not be pitched into poverty by the cap.
What the Conservatives have successfully bludgeoned out of people's minds is that housing benefit is not actually income. It does not in fact go into the pockets of the people receiving it, but goes to pay the rent their private landlord is charging. And as housing benefit makes up the bulk of the average household on welfare's payments, the right wing's justification for this horror of a bill, namely that people on welfare at the moment can earn more than people who work, is shown for the pack of lies it is. If you want to blame anyone for 'excessive welfare spending', as our dear Prime Minister David Cameron puts it, blame the landlords who jack up the rent to ridiculous levels. After the banking industry, the housing industry is probably the next most in need of regulation. But of course, the Government's attitude to this is: if the rent is too damn high, move!
Yesterday, the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said the reforms were not designed to "punish" families.
He told Sky News: "I simply make the point to them that the purpose of this is not to punish people but it is to give fairness to people who are paying tax, who are commuting large distances because they can only afford to live in the houses that they have chosen."
It's particularly galling that this dismissive 'just move to a cheaper area' message is coming from a group of people to whom moving house involves using taxpayers' money to finance the mortgage and furnishing of a second home in London. Unfortunately, poor people don't have the option to put the costs of upping sticks on expenses. And, of course, there's the fact that moving house would have a serious impact on children in myriad ways; being uprooted from a place they call home, having to change school and start all over at a new one with no friends, living in reduced circumstances (but hey, you and your siblings, who may be of the opposite sex, being packed together in one bedroom is no big deal according to Duncan Smith, who also lies about the charity Shelter defining this as homelessness on its website; it doesn't). And there's the problem of finding another house. As anyone with any actual experience of the real world will know, a great many landlords refuse to accept people on welfare as tenants. Finding a house that suits your family's needs is not easy either. Hard as it may for the green-eyed monsters of the Daily Mail to believe, the reason those large families they pin on their front page in their idea of public shaming live in large houses is – this will come as a shock, I know – large families need more space.
A one-size-fits-all plan is a supremely cack-handed approach at the best of times, but when it impacts actual human beings, the results are even more horrendous. A single parent family with, say, 3 kids in London will have very different needs to a two-parent family with one child in Liverpool. To force the same cap on everyone receiving benefits, regardless of individual circumstances, is not only incredibly stupid, it's unfair and yes, contrary to what Iain Duncan Smith says, punishes people. Because that's what this is all about, really. The Tory approach to winning elections is and always has been: further improve the lives of their traditional voting bloc, the rich; then get a big slice of the middle-class to vote for them not by making their lives better, but by fanning the flames of resentment towards those on welfare and making the poor's lives shittier, to make the middle feel better about themselves. It's the same dynamic you see in the battle over public sector pensions; instead of encouraging the private sector to offer their employees better deals, the Tories instead dishonestly bash public sector employees and work to strip them of the pension rights they have earned by accepting reduced salaries during their working lives. It's disgusting, it's despicable, and tragically, it works.
And here's the most depressing thing about this whole sorry debate:
All three parties are behind the benefits cap in principle – but there are disagreements over the details.
And then there's this, which makes you wonder what the fuck the point of even having an opposition party is:
Labour reacted cautiously, suggesting that it would try to find a compromise. "Labour won't be voting against the benefits cap, but we will be seeking to amend the Bill."
That's the sort of bold, principled leadership we've come to expect from Ed Miliband's Labour!
In Britain, people on welfare are now everybody's whipping boys – not just the right wing's. And this a prime example of why I laugh my head off at the idiotic liberals in America who whine when a bill that is inherently progressive whatever happens to it gets watered down. Here, the only thing that gets watered down by our allegedly 'left wing' (ha!) parties is right-wing political and economic theory.


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Sold my CLK Cabrio, bought this, and have never for a moment regretted it
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It's a lot faster than a small car with a peanut for an engine has any right to be... however (and it's a BIG however)... its general nippiness can lead you into overtaking when perhaps you shouldn't, as it runs out of revs very quickly.
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Kappa Scholarship Charity Bachelor Auction is "Value Packed"
Kappa Scholarship Charity Bachelor Auction is "Value Packed"
The ladies were provided bid paddles, escorted to their seats by the young men from the Dubois Institute, and entertained by celebrity MC Danielle Le Fridge and renowned DJ Larry Clayton.
Twelve bachelors representing several Chapters of the fraternity used their swagger to attract the highest bids from the 200 ladies in attendance. Highest bids went to Kappas Jerrold J. Curry – Educator/Entrepreneur, Victor C. Marshall-Criminal Defense/Entertainment Attorney, Amir R. Johnson –District Representative, CA. State Legislature, and Darryl L. Exum –Criminal Law Attorney.
The Co-chairmen of the event, A.C. Jones –Criminal Law Attorney, and John Murdock –Branch Manager, Arrow Truck Sales expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming support received for the event. Thanks were given to the corporate sponsors: Citrus City Grille, the Law Office of Victor Marshall, the Kappa Silhouettes, Four-D College, LaVerne "Byrdie" Goodloe of Mary Kay, Kevin Winters of Fine Art America, Dr. Abdulmumin of the DuBois Institute, and Riverside Mission Florist.
Mothers of the young escorts expressed their pleasure that their sons were able to participate with college educated, professional mentors. "I want my son to go to college and this lets him see the rewards that are possible" one mother shared. Proceeds from the event support the Guide Right Program that focuses on preparing young adolescent men for college entry and academics with a special emphasis on leadership and achievement. For event photos and ways to donate call A.C. Jones, Esq. (951) 525-5291 or visit the Riverside Alumni Chapter website at www.crimsonandcreamevents.com <http://www.crimsonandcreamevents.com/> or www.rackapsi.com <http://www.rackapsi.com/>
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"Roots. That's a good word for it. Everybody's got a family tree and just to know how the roots grew, well that gives you a sense of who you are." spoken by Martha Corinne Walton, The Waltons, Episode 10, 1976
Monday, February 1, 2010
Madness Monday - Joshua Hammond Norris
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- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 6:46 PM
Thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Ah, yes, the whole "follow the leader" thing. I must agree with your comment to me that so many of us are experiencing that same problem! How funny that you also have the problem with the varying names for one person.
Hopefully we will figure some of it out someday.
Thanks Lori for sharing your experiences about Joshua Norris. I agree with what Wendy wrote, so I won't repeat here. Many women seemed to go by two names, often I've thought it was a second wife, but it wasn't. Good article.ReplyDelete
Oh, yeah, I have been led down so many detours by erroneous family research. Even when starting from the point of skepticism, we still have to "disprove" the errors ...ReplyDelete


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Mondragon's parents "were born in difficult circumstances in Mexico" and came to the United States for a better life, said Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Frisco. His resolution said their son was "a motivated man with big dreams."
Mondragon, who was born in Dallas and graduated from high school in Frisco, met the woman who would become his wife, Katie Argueta, when they both worked at the J.C. Penney, Fallon said. They married, bought a house together in Little Elm and had a daughter, Beverly.
Mondragon hoped to work in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or a related field after his military service, according to the resolution. The military police officer was killed in Baraki Barak when his unit was attacked by small arms fire, the resolution said.
Mondragon's widow brought their little girl, who was born in June 2010, to the House for the passage of the resolution. Fallon said she told him she wanted their daughter to know the kind of man her father was.
The lawmaker recounted all that Mondragon gave up when he gave his life for his country: growing old with his wife, holding his daughter's hand when she goes to school, seeing her First Communion, admiring her first 'A' on her report card, enjoying father-daughter dances or offering his arm to her on her wedding day.
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A good bilingual dictionary serves as an extremely useful tool for people who interact in at increasingly global workplace. I recently published a bilingual legal terminology dictionary. As a professional translator, I had to render an excellent reference to dictionary users, including Latin American terms. Being familiar with the cultural and legal-bound semantic fields of terms, law dictionaries made in Spain are not always useful given differences determined by the American context.
As an experienced translator, I collected more than forty-four thousand legal terms and phrases for a comprehensive bilingual dictionary. When using this reference, the user always has to consider the contexts and the meanings in the different branches of law.
Knowledge of comparative law in both English and Spanish and my work made me sensitive to the semantic fields of words. Thus, it is often difficult to find consistency in, for example, the legislation in different Latin American countries versus legislation in English-speaking countries. In other words, semantic differences are also observed in the different rules, codes, laws, regulations, etc. in Latin America, the United States, and other countries.
Yet, globalization forces us to seek the best and most appropriate terms to perfect legal instruments in different countries. For example, globalization is translated into Spanish as 'mundialización, internacionalización, globalización,' as shown in this dictionary. However, every country has its particular preferred terms referring to the same concept.
In Spain there exists a tendency to continue using Castilian Spanish, whereas in Latin America the influence of the legal terms used in places like Miami, California, New York, etc is evident. Latin American Spanish borrows many English terms which are used by large Spanish-speaking communities. However, you will find some equivalent terms used in Spain as well.
Also, differences include words' spellings. For example, the word cost is translated as 'coste' in Spain and 'costo' in Latin America. This Work is intended to provide a 21st century legal reference, which is required for a better understanding of the transactions conducted between nations. Translators, lawyers, paralegals, investors, managers, and law students should have this type of reference.


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In a recent interview, JK Rowling has come out with a gushing piece of product endorsement, claiming that the MacBook Air has changed her life.
Publishers Lunch reports that she's rather fallen for the device owing to its portability. "The MacBook Air changed my life," she explained, adding that "I've written everywhere, including some very strange places."
We can only speculate as to where those strange places are, but the MBA sure is portable enough to take anywhere. That also brings us to a question: what's the strangest place you've every typed? [Publishers Lunch]
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14 NYC Cooking Classes to Take This Week & Beyond
We're teaming up with CourseHorse, a new free service that aggregates classes to take in your spare time. Each Monday we'll round up some food-centric courses to take this week.
Note: CourseHorse is offering a special deal for first-time course subscribers: receive $5 off your first class with the promo code SeriousEatsNY.
This Week
The History of Jewish Food
Every Tuesday from February 26th to March 12th, 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Rye bread, pastrami, bagels. It's undeniable that Jews have had a lasting impact on NYC's cuisine. Get the low-down from JCC Culinary Arts. 334 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY; sign up here
Explore Darkness and Light through Music and Wine
Wednesday, February 27th, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Enjoy an evening of wine, chocolate, and cheese at Maslow 6 accompanied by live music. $65. 211 West Broadway, New York, NY; sign up here
$10 Tasting w/ NY Beers Ommegang, Barrier Brewing
Wednesday, February 27th, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Get over hump day blues at Idle Hands Bar with a beer and bourbon tasting from Ommegang and Barrier Brewing Co. There'll even be tater tots from That Burger with a special dipping sauce made by Ommegang. $10. 25 Avenue B, downstairs, New York, NY; sign up here
Tequilla and Cheese
Thursday, February 28th, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Even if you can't escape to the south this winter, warm yourself with tequila tastings paired with cheese at The Bedford Cheese Shop. $65. 67 Irving Place, New York, NY; sign up here
The Harmony of Beer and Cheese: America Does It Better
Friday, March 1st, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. American breweries, large and small, are reinventing the beers of bygone years with great enthusiasm. Share in the excitement with Murray's Cheese by comparing the old and new counterparts side by side, improved only by also nibbling on complimentary cheeses. $75. 254 Bleecker St, New York NY; sign up here
Baking Class on Chimney Cake
Saturday, March 2nd, 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Kurtosh, a traditional Hungarian pastry also known as chimney cake, is the focus this Saturday. Join Mia Chef Gelateria for a primer on how to produce this flaky cake. $96. 379 3rd Ave, New York NY; sign up here
Cheese & Wine 201: Live Better & Longer
Saturday, March 2nd, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Gain some insight into the French food and wine diet at Artisanal Premium Cheese. You'll not only learn why cheese is the "near-perfect" food, but also taste a variety paired with wines. $75. 483 10th Avenue, Suite 200, New York NY; sign up here
Small Bites Big Sips - A Taste of Sake
Monday, March 4th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sure, you could go with wine for your dinner party, but why not try something new? Cooking by the Book will be hosting six sake producers from Japan for a tasting of nine sakes, some of which are not yet available in the U.S. $50. 13 Worth Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY; sign up here
Meatball Class with Daniel Holzman
Monday, March 4th, 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In a class both personal and culinary, Holzman will share stories from his experience as a chef as well as his meatball crafting technique at De Gustibus Cooking School. You will also learn to prepare sides to round out your meal. $95. 151 West 34th Street, 8th Floor at Macy's, New York, NY; sign up here
Looking Forward
Pizza & Focaccia "fast-rising" feast for 20's & 30's
Tuesday, March 5th, 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Pizza can be a weeknight affair too. Head to JCC Culinary Arts for a pizza party and a lesson in creating a fast-rising dough. $95. 334 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY; sign up here
Bread Baking Basics
Wednesday, March 6th, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The freezing dead of winter is the perfect time to spend your evening playing with dough near a hot oven. Le Pain Quotidien will teach you bread basics from selecting ingredients to baking and tasting in this hands-on class. $75. 65 Bleecker St, New York, NY; sign up here
Chef Marcus Samuelsson Charity Event Cooking Class
Wednesday, March 6th, 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Let Chef Marcus Samuelsson pamper you in this charity event organized by De Gustibus Cooking School. Watch as he prepares a fine dinner paired with wine. A portion of proceeds will go to Three Goats Organization, a charity Marcus and his wife established to benefit children, women and families in Ethiopia. $125. 151 West 34th Street, 8th Floor of Macy's, New York, NY; sign up here
Introduction To Vegetarian Cooking
Saturday, March 9th, 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. It's still the beginning of the year! Make good on your promise to eat healthier with this intro to Ayuverdic cooking. From the people at Bhagavat Life, learn which foods are better for your body type and how to apply these principles to any cuisine. Vegan and gluten-free friendly. $100. 25 1st Ave, Suite 6E, New York, NY; sign up here
Yeast Class Lecture & Tasting
Saturday, March 9th, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Always wanted to make your own beer? Or having trouble with your brew? Bitter & Esters has a super-informative class on yeasts. You'll get try your hand at detecting flavor differences amongst various yeast strains. $70. 700 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY; sign up here
See more cooking classes over on CourseHorse »
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Magnolia bridal shower tags are printed on extra-thick cover weight white paper and come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including square, circle, heart, a scallop-edged circle, ovals, and other shapes. They are printed on one side, and are blank white on the back. You have the option to add text on the back for a small charge—just ask! Evermine shower tags come pre-punched with a small round hole to thread your choice of tying material. They are punched out individually and packaged as a set in small bags.


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My fun father used to tell us kids there was a dodo bird that flew backwards to see where he had been. Of course, we looked for that odd bird, and we never did see one. I did tell sweet brother Bill I thought I'd seen one, in hopes he'd quit pestering me and spend his idle time looking for oddball birds.
Oh, yes, I got away with a lot there for a while, just because I was two years older than Bill.
And now as this column hits our print media, I look on yet another memorable Thanksgiving and recount the many blessings we all have here.
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Saturday, July 9, 2011
Golden Horse Special Blended Malt Whisky
Review by Nonjatta contributor - Dramtastic:
"Golden Horse (Toa Shuzo) Special Blended Malt Whisky. 42 percent alcohol.
Nose: Briney and minerally. Some lemon, a little soapy and a floral note. Fairly flat, overall.
Palate: Smooth, a bit creamy. Some malt, nuttiness and musk. A very basic construction, without any real development.
Finish: A bit of malt and musk. Dies a short, simple death with some trailing bitterness. Mineral tastes at the end.
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I thought this stuff was pretty darn bland myself. I usually expect something more complex and original in a whisky.
- July 17, 2011 at 6:57 AM
Especially if you've tried the 12 and 14YO's, which are excellent. The 12YO Golden Horse being my favorite whisky.
In saying that, this one only cost me Y500(about AUD$6), so I could afford to take a 'loss'.
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A lot of amazing, designer bags just went on sale, and they're being offered at some of their lowest prices! PurseBop has compiled some of the best sales down below. Catch these deals before they're gone…and they will be gone soon!
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Valentino 'Mini Rockstud' Double Handle Calfskin Leather Shopper
Fendi 2Jours Petite Python Satchel Bag
Prada Rabbit Print Python Inside Bag
Givenchy Nightingale Medium Stud-Strap Satchel Bag
Saint Laurent V Flap Calfskin Leather Crossbody Bag
Valentino Rockstud C-Rockee Tote
Givenchy Shark Small Bicolor Woven Satchel Bag
Prada Saffiano Print Butterfly Clutch Bag
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Hermes Summer Sale 2016Categories:Jewelry & Watches
Yes really! A few months ago, January 15th, 2016 to be exact, I had the opportunity to attend the winter Hermes sale in Paris. The sale is open to the public – that is if you are willing to weather the long grueling lines. We (the four of us that ventured to Paris on a girls trip) covered the experience extensively, and as requested by you, promised to keep you updated on the next time around.
The confirmed sale dates are June 22nd, 23rd and the 24th for three consecutive days. I'm going to take a leap and say it will be at Le Palais de Congress Paris once again. From what I understand, the layout and experience should be very similar to what we experienced in January.
Anyone intending to make the trip out, I highly encourage you read our personal stories to help you prepare and budget. Below is a brief summary of our Hermes Sale coverage. Continue on to the full features for even more information!
Hermes on Sale?
Even hearing the words "Hermes" and "Sale" may spark a million questions in your mind! Let's go through the what, when, where, and how of everything…
Hermes hosts a sale twice a year in Paris, in January and then in June. Last year, it was held in the Congress Center "Le Palais de Congress Paris" and the venue was divided into sections for jewelry, scarves and shawls, hats and gloves, housewares, ready-to-wear, shoes and other goods. If you're curious about how the whole shopping process worked, I provide a detail rundown of everything from waiting in line to instructions for purchasing. To make the most out of the H sales, you'll want to prepare and rest up!
For more information about the sale layout and the "how to's", read the full feature Hermes on Sale? HERE.
The Hermes Sale Goodies
So, you've read a little bit more about the factual details of the elusive Hermes Sale. Most importantly though, you may be wondering what kind of H goods you can score at the sale. Each of the fashionistas I went shopping with provided an in-depth look at their Hermes Sale hauls to help you get an idea of the items available. We've even included our sales receipts to share the handbag math(breakdown of exactly how much we saved) with you. Of course, we cannot guarantee the exact sort of items will be available again.
We also share our takeaway experiences and tips for next time too!
For more information about sale items and shopping advice, read the full feature The Hermes Sale Goodies HERE.
Hopefully these dates and our useful tips help you plan your trip if the H sale is on your radar!
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Boxing Day Latest Louis Vuitton Luggage Cheap Sale For 2013 HolidayCategories:Louis Vuitton
In the last day of 2013, we will offer you few fantastic and great Louis Vuitton luggage sale for holiday season. In Louis Vuitton's L'Aventure "Art of Packing" teaching patrons has been broadcast worldwide, and the brand has released a lint of suitcases for travel in the deluxe winter, in colorful and stylish design offer us a bright winter season.
Now, choose a well made in top quality Louis Vuitton luggage at our site for a nice price, enjoy a great travel time and let those suitcases become your right hand in your travel. Buy Now, enjoy a free shipping!
Louis Vuitton M91991 Pegase 50 Red
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Louis Vuitton M91277 Pegase 45 Amarante
Material: Monogram Vernis
Fuction: Rolling Luggage
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Color: Amarante
Special Price: $387.99
Louis Vuitton M23295 Pegase 65 Brown
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Fuction: Rolling Luggage
Model: M23295
Size: 26.3 x 17.7 x 9.4 inches
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Special Price: $349.99
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Luxury Louis Vuitton Parnassea Collection Christmas Hot SaleCategories:Louis Vuitton
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Customer's tastes more and more mature, the demand for handbags is also increasingly diverse, Logo, practical, multi carry method, luxurious leather, exquisite workmanship are all the details measure of whether it is worth buy or not.
This year, Louis Vuitton brand has been launched a new set of Louis Vuitton Parnassea collection to meet the needs of consumers. It is also make a innovate for some of classic mode, such as the Epi leather LV Neverful bags. And New LV Parnasses series full of art and beauty used the highest quality leather become the most popular and hot sale model bags this year, for Christmas sale, New LV bags also perfect for your family as a gift. In the collection, we can find many of classic design including LV SC cheap sale, Alma Bags Xmas sale, and some of few model like LV Capucines bags, Vivienne LV Bags cheap sale and more accessories. Christmas LV Bag Gift 2013 Hot Sale for lower price. free shipping.
The inspiration of LV Alma bags can be traced back to the "Squire Bag" which designed by Gaston Vuitton in 1934. In the Parnassea LV Collection, Alma Bags available three size, Alma, PPM and PM which features detachable shoulder strap, suitable for daily use, can also be portable.
Louis Vuitton Alma Christmas Hot Sale
Fuction: Shoulder Bags And Totes
Size: BB, PM, MM
SC LV Bags were launched in 2009 which designed by Sofia Coppola herself. This talented woman is a requirement for handbags not light not heavy, a medium, or can be placed in the child's daily needs items. Its style design is a combination of two classic Speedy and Keepall style, she also pay special attention to the practicality of handbags, requiring a large open design, built-in cell phone pocket and zipper pocket and a detachable shoulder strap.
Sofia Coppola LV Bags Xmas Sale
Material: Leather
Fuction: Top Handles
Holiday Price: $214.99
LV Capucines is a new style which available many of colorway to choose from, available MM and GM size made in Taurillon leather, metal rings on both sides of the handle design inspiration comes from the LV series of fine jewelry. There are two cover flap method, clamshell package can be placed inside, exposing LV buckle; can be placed on the outside of the package, exposing Monogram flowers. The arc can handle both shoulder and hand.
Capucines Louis Vuitton Christmas Sale
Material: Taurillon
Fuction: Shoulder Bags And Totes
Size: GM, MM
The New style Louis Vuitton Vivienne bag is created for those young fashion girl, looks trendy and stylish.
LV Vivienne wallet design is also very practical, we can find it is available long and short style, many of pockets and simple shape design make it looks fashion and practical.
In whole Parnasseas LV Bags series, they were came both fashion and practical as great Christmas Lv Bags gift 2013. Now, many of new lv bags for xmas 2013 sale on our site for a nice price, fast delivery with free shipping!
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