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Ardent cricket fans are familiar with field placements and fascinated with batsmen's tremendous cricket shot and fielders' dive to save the ball from the point, a fielding position which is familiar to every cricket fans. The point fielding position is famous for acrobatic South African athlete Jonty Rhodes who used to prevent anything around his vicinity. Cricket's one of most tricky field position is a slip. Both for the fielder and batsman this position is dangerous. Watching Mohammad Azharuddin, VVS Laxman, and Rahul Dravid fielding at slips and grabbing catches from Zaheer Khan and Sreenath's swinging deliveries or leg spinner Anil Kumble and offie Harbhajan Singh is cricket's one of the beautiful scenes.
But, do you ever think what is the origin of these field placements? Slip, silly point, and the third man seem strange if you think about their origin. It is very surprising that how they were named.
Here are the origins and reasons behind their name
On and off side of the field:
Don't be confused this description is valid only for a right handed batsman. For the right handed batsman, Cricket field is divided into two parts one is offside and another is "leg side".
The offside was the opposite side of the batsman and the leg side being the other end. This way the field got divided into two halves when you play away from your legs, it is the 'off side, and if it is nearer his legs then it is "leg side."
Before we go for further analysis of the field placements, let see the diagrammatic representation for the fielding positions.
Slips: One of the most logical names on the cricket field. This probably happened when the captains started asking their fielders to stand next to the keeper to take advantage of any "slip" from the batsman. Over the years, the term was coined on the basis of its literal meaning. Slips are divided into three parts- first slip, who is close to wicketkeeper, second slip, and third slip, who is known as a fly slip as he often needs to dive in the air to grab the ball.
Point: The name was coined considering the fielder's direction of the face towards batsman's bat. In early days 'point was more closer in position than the one we are used to seeing today, at the edge of the circle. The point also has three different parts. The silly point which is close to the batsman. This position is mostly used in Test cricket. The other positions are backward point and deep point.
Gully: This fielding position is quite easy to understand the literal meaning of the word 'gully', which is "a narrow channel". The flying slip and the point were close positions but soon the captains realised that the ball often passed through the gap between these fieldsmen. The block this 'gully'', they employed another fieldsman in that area.
Third man: It is important to understand here that the 'gully' and 'third man' are contemporary positions, each came about with no knowledge of the other existing. With the slip and point cordoning the offside behind the square, for the same reason to plug the gap between them, a third fielder was employed. This fielder soon came to be known as the "third man"
Covers: There are two theories behind this position; the first claims that the fielder is placed where traditionally the pitch covers were kept posts play, when not in use. So the captain urges his fielders to stand near the 'cover', leading to its modern nomenclature. The cover is placed through where the best cricket shot covers drive plays.
The other theory, in line with the earlier origins, claims that the 'covers' was a fieldsman who covered the 'point' and 'middle wicket'. There are 'deep extra cover' too. This field placement stationed between deep cover and long off. The deep extra cover is located close to the boundary and far from cover and extra cover.
Mid-on and Mid –off: There is a general misconception that these terms refer to the 'middleness' of the position, they are not too far away from the batsman, nor too close. However, this is far from the truth. The terms "mid on" and "Mid off" stem from the terms "middle wicket" and "mid wicket on" used earlier. The 'silly mid on' is quite close to the square he fields at short leg and mid on to grab low catch when a batsman tries to drive the ball through the long on boundary.
The "middle wicket" was a player placed on the off side between extra cover and the bowler. Soon the occasional need for the same fielder on the leg side came up, and to differentiate between the terms, they were suffixed with 'no and off'.
The terms 'long on" and "long off' were analogous to mid on and mid off, but further away from the batsman and nearer to the boundary.
Mid wicket: This term has a peculiar history. Though a traditionally used term, it received its current meaning somewhere in the 1930s. Prior to that, it was simply another name for 'middle wicket off', the more commonly used field position of the two.
Fine Leg and square leg: The term 'fine' means 'straight' near to the line that can be drawn between the stumps of the strikers' and non-strikers' end. The term 'square' means to the line of the batting crease. In simple terms, if a player is standing near the 'square leg umpire' he is in a 'square' position and if he moves towards 'fine leg', he is getting 'finer'.
The terms fine leg and square leg are now easy to understand; if a batsman hit the ball bowled nearer to his leg "square" on the on side, it would be fielded by the 'square-leg' position and if his hit is fine, it would go towards the direction of 'fine leg'.
There are some other less used fielding positions too as deep square leg for forward short leg, stem from the direction, distance and orientation of the position; for example, forward denotes the fielder ahead of the batsman, 'short' indicates the proximity of the player near the bat and 'leg' denotes that the fielder is stationed on the 'leg side'.
Cow Corner: This field position probably named for this placement as it nestled between long on and deep mid wicket. In the 2011 World Cup MS Dhoni hit the winning six over this field position. Naturally captain doesn't give any player this position as either deep midwicket fielder or long on fielder covers the position, but with advent of T20 cpatains are forced to place a fielder at this psotion in slog overs.
For other terms, one can refer to the glossary in the image above.
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H. Ross Perot and T. Boone Pickens are two of Dallas' most iconic entrepreneurs, having made indelible marks on the computer and energy worlds.
Both credit their early days as newspaper boys for setting them on their routes to success.
Ditto for billionaire banker Andy Beal, real estate developer Craig Hall, restaurant concept guru Phil Romano and a slew of other CEOs.
"The Texarkana Gazette really shaped my life," Perot says. "I'll never forget them."
Pickens' first newspaper route was in Holdenville, Okla., where the main drag was named Broadway of America.
"I was intrigued when I looked at the sign, and I believed it," the 88-year-old legendary oilman says. "I believed that I could make it on the Broadway of America."
Over the years, I've been struck by how many successful businessmen point with pride to their days as newspaper boys. They smile as they tell about being bitten by dogs, groused at by irritable subscribers, and not letting snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of predawn keep them from their appointed rounds.
They consider such hardships merit badges for entrepreneurship.
Real estate developer Henry Billingsley, Mary Kay CEO David Holl, trucking entrepreneur Don Daseke, and yes, my boss, Jim Moroney, publisher and CEO of The Dallas Morning News, are also newspaper boy alums.
The lessons they learned tend to be evergreen.
"You make more money if you put the paper on the porch than if you put it in the driveway," says Billingsley, the 73-year-old partner of Billingsley Co. He delivered The San Diego Union and The San Diego Evening Tribune for four years to about 120 subscribers, beginning when he was 12.
He made between $50 and $70 a month, and he thought the pay was pretty great.
This rite of passage began to disappear decades ago as the number of afternoon newspapers dwindled and parents worried about their sons' safety delivering papers on their bikes in early morning darkness. When newspapers turned over delivery to large circulation distributors, delivery boys went the way of the milkman.
"I would have hated the job if I had understood I was learning something important," Beal says. "Instead I loved the job because it provided spending money. But in hindsight, I learned so much."
Here are some of their favorite — my Christmas present to you.
A route for all seasons
H. Ross Perot, the 86-year-old chairman of the Perot Group, was looking for a year-round job when he started delivering The Texarkana Gazette as an 8-year-old.
He'd already learned about the problems of seasonality by selling garden seeds and Christmas cards.
Subscribers paid 25 cents a week, and his share was 7½ cents.
Perot was so good at collecting that the newspaper hired him to collect for unpaid classified ads. So did The Saturday Evening Post. "I'd ride my bicycle all over the place to collect the money," Perot says.
Impressed by his work ethic, the Gazette asked Perot to take on the two poorest sections of Texarkana, Texas — New Town, which was black, and Avondale, which was white — where no one had been willing to venture before.
Perot had to switch from his second-hand bike to his mare, Bee, to navigate the sand roads.
"I had to saddle up my horse at 3 in the morning and ride down to Chance Moore's filling station, where the Texarkana Gazette left the papers every morning," Perot recalls. "That was about 10 miles from my house. I'd sit there on the curb, fold them up, put them into my newspaper bags and put the bags across my saddle horn."
That's also when he learned the beauty of negotiation.
"Because I had to deliver the papers on my horse, and I had to feed her, they reversed it and gave me 17½ cents and they got 7½. Ha, ha ha!" he says delightedly.
But the real lessons came from the people he served.
"This was in the Depression, and people were very poor," Perot says. "At first I was worried that I wouldn't get paid. But every one of them would leave a quarter hidden somewhere — often in their mailboxes — because they were working on Saturdays when I'd pick it up. I had no problems when I was collecting because I knew where the quarter was.
"You'd think back then that somebody would try to steal the money, but no one ever did."
When Perot needed to go to Shreveport for his father's kidney operation, the 14-year-old told his customers that they wouldn't be getting their newspapers while he was gone.
"Nobody was going to be able to deliver the paper for me," Perot says. "They all said, 'Son, your dad's having an operation. You save the newspapers and deliver them when you come home, because you'll need the money.' I saved the newspapers and they fully paid me for old newspapers. Wasn't that nice?"
At one point, the circulation manager tried to renege on Perot's split. So Perot complained to the newspaper's owner, C.E. Palmer, who agreed that it was unfair to change the rules.
"Mr. Palmer taught me a lesson I have tried to practice throughout my life: Honor your commitments."
Rain or shine
Andy Beal, 64, the CEO of Beal Financial Corp., was 12 when he began delivering the Lansing State Journal to 60 residents in his Michigan neighborhood.
"The weather in Lansing was definitely the hardest part, as I delivered on my bicycle with a big basket mounted in front of the handlebars," says Beal, who later added a route for The Detroit Free Press.
"I also used a big shoulder strap bag when the snow was too deep."
Yet thinking about those days brings a smile to his face.
"Rain or shine or snow, the newspapers had to be delivered. And I never once failed to deliver," he says.
"If I was going on vacation with my family, I had to find someone to take over my route while I was gone. My father would often drive me around on Sunday morning when the newspapers were huge and heavy. Then we would stop together at a local corner restaurant and have breakfast and visit.
"Just thinking about it brings many fond old memories."
Assembling a team
Fellow Michigan native Craig Hall, 66, chairman of Hall Financial Group, took over routes in his hometown for The Ann Arbor News as they came available, eventually assembling four "normal-sized" routes into one.
"It started me on the $4,000 I saved by age 18," Hall says. "That's when I used everything I had as a down payment to buy a rooming house.
"My older brother worked for me delivering papers, and somehow I talked my mother into getting up early and driving me so I could throw papers out of the car," Hall says. "After newspapers, I moved on to cutting lawns. Eventually I got a real job washing pots and pans for 75 cents per hour. Oh, the good ol' days."
So what did he learn?
"Hiring your brother is not dependable. It was real cold in the mornings. Some people got real mad if the paper was in the wrong place in their view — i.e., not everyone is a nice customer.
"And in hindsight, I did not thank my mother enough for her free help."
His final thought: "Never give up your paper route until after the Christmas bonus season."
Reliability counts
David Holl, the 56-year-old president and CEO of Mary Kay Inc., was 11 when he started his four-year stint throwing The Schenectady Gazette and The Knickerbocker News in his neighborhood in Upstate New York in the early '70s.
He had about 80 customers and made about 30 bucks a week, depending on tips.
"The thing I liked most was folding papers while riding my bike and seeing how far I could toss them without breaking anything," he says.
Holl, too, shivers when he recalls those harsh Northern winters.
"The hardest part was when it snowed and I couldn't ride my bike, and the Friday after Thanksgiving, when the paper was so heavy from all the inserts," Holl says.
What did he learn?
"Reliability. If no paper, late paper or wet paper — you heard about it.
"And unfortunately, so did my parents."
Service sells
Phil Romano was a 12-year-old middle schooler when he paid a newspaper boy $9 to take over his 96-paper afternoon route for The Auburn Citizen in New York.
Romano collected every Friday, with his take being about $9. So he made back his investment in a week.
The three hours a day spent on his route in the wintertime weren't much fun. But the cold and the inconvenience inspired a lifetime philosophy of customer service.
"All I had to do was throw the paper on the front porch," he recalls. "But in the winters, there was snow on the porch. When I knocked on doors to collect on Fridays, I said, 'Let me ask you: If I put your paper between the storm door and your front door, how much extra would you pay me for that?'
"Some said, 'Well, I'll give you 15 cents more. Some said a quarter. Some said, 'Nothing.' One lady said she'd give me hot chocolate and cookies. I said, 'OK, whatever.' Whether they were going to pay me or not, I still did it.
"After that, I ended up making $26 a week instead of $9 by doing something that people needed," he says. "That's where I got my entrepreneurialism — giving people something they want and something they need. I let them put the value on it."
People skills
Don Daseke, CEO of Addison-based Daseke Inc., started throwing papers from his bicycle in 1948 when he was 9.
"I was the youngest delivery boy ever hired by the Crawfordsville [Indiana] Journal Review," says the 77-year-old owner of an $800 million big-rig trucking company.
"I had 75 customers on my route. I folded the papers at the newspaper's office, put them in a bag, which I put over my shoulder, and rode off on my bicycle to deliver them," he says. "I would then fling the newspapers onto porches, hopefully, or occasionally rooftops, not good."
He figures he made all of five bucks a week.
"I liked the route least when it was raining or snowy," Daseke says. "Collecting from subscribers was sometimes not fun, especially when a subscriber repeatedly had excuses for not having the money to pay me. I remember my dad coming with me to help me collect from a persistent deadbeat."
What did he learn?
"It taught me to deal with all sorts of people. That's just life," Daseke says. "There will be some people who you like better than other people. But they're all in your life, and you need to deal with them."
Gaining an edge
T. Boone Pickens got a penny a paper a day for throwing the Holdenville Daily News.
"My first route was 28 papers, so I made 28 cents a day, six days a week, with no expenses," says the chairman of BP Capital. "Let me tell you, 28 cents a day when I was 12 years old meant real money in my pocket. This was during the Depression."
Like Perot, his finesse at collecting impressed the publisher, who allowed Pickens to add routes as they opened.
"I ended up with 154 papers before I was through," Pickens says. That equated to about $38 a month since the paper didn't publish on Saturdays.
Pickens found that he had better luck getting paid if he went to the back door. "For some reason during the Depression, people wouldn't open the front door, but they would the back," he says.
His proudest accomplishment was his ability to throw from either hand.
He also employed the wisdom of Tom Sawyer. Each morning, Pickens was also responsible for getting the outgoing mail from the newspaper to the bus station.
The first papers that came off the press went to the paperboy with the largest route — and that was Pickens' by a long shot.
But he was busy with the mail, so his fellow carriers were left with the task of folding Pickens' papers. "They'd pack 'em up real neat for me," he chuckles. "Life was easy for Boone."


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My family and I just got back from a tour of most of the theme parks in Orlando. This involved me putting on A LOT of sunscreen, real pants and a bra, and leaving my beloved cats for a week. It is always tough for a hermit to leave home. So, I tried to book a homey hotel room. I failed.
We chose a Marriott Residence Inn because my husband is like a mega platinum Marriott traveler, or whatever they call them. Plus, they had a two-bedroom suite with a pullout couch in the living room (we took our 18 year old son and his girlfriend on the trip). Usually we love Marriott but this one was a train wreck. The stairwell had a melted candy bar on the floor for three consecutive days—and you can imagine what that looked like after three days in the Florida heat. In our room, one toilet didn't flush properly (even after the maintenance crew came in to fix it), the tub was full of hair from who knows how many people and didn't drain properly, there was a busted out window screen, and the garbage disposal didn't work. Our room was only half cleaned at best on most days, and apparently towels and toiletries are on demand items—they took the used ones but didn't replace with new. And yes, we did leave a tip every day. When we gave the person at the desk our list of complaints he said, "Well, this is a franchise so you can't expect the same quality. The corporate owned ones are still top notch but the franchises are looking to just cut costs." For real? Marriott needs to pull the franchise from this dirty place. To their credit, the hotel did comp us two nights—but remember the Hertz commercials with the slogan, "There is Hertz, and there is not exactly"? To quote my husband's old boss, this was a "not exactly" experience.
One of the other reasons we stayed at the Marriott Residence Inn is because we were going to Disney AND Universal. So, we didn't want to stay on property at one place or another and selected a hotel that was in between the parks. Both groups of parks have their good and bad sides. Universal has Harry Potter land, so that is why we wanted to go. It also has larger roller coasters, which my husband loves. The down side is that I had to rename them ScrUniversal because they love to screw you over.
Like most Type-A individuals, I booked this theme park vacation MONTHS ahead of time. When I went on line a few months before our trip to purchase Universal tickets, I was THRILLED to get a special deal. I paid for two days in Universal and Islands of Adventure, and got a third day free. This was AWESOME. Except for the fact that I didn't think to read the fine print.
When we got to Universal on our first day, the ticket and finger print scanner told me our tickets were expired.
Then, he pointed out the fine print. They had expired a month before. He told us to "Go to guest services and they might just give us a one day pass."
My head almost exploded. I had paid $750-something (English major, here) for four two-day passes, and they "might just give us a one day pass?" I was going to hurt someone.
So, my husband did all the talking. He is our family spokesperson as I tend to be a wee bit unfiltered and totally too direct. Long story short, after waiting in line for an hour with all of the other people who had been screwed on this buy two get one deal they gave us three day passes for $40 on top of what I had already paid. OK. We were happy to finally get to enter the damn park.
Since we got a late start and didn't get in until 11:00am or so, all of the rides had at least a 1,387 minute wait. There were signs everywhere announcing that express passes were priced FROM $39.99. So, my husband told us that he would buy express passes for the next day and we could get there early and ride everything without the need to pack a lunch and an air mattress to wait in line.
Guess what? Scruniversal strikes again. Notice how they said express passes were FROM $39.99? That's because they are NEVER $39.99. On the day my husband tried to buy them they were $99.99 EACH. This does NOT INCLUDE your admission ticket. Bend over. If you want to get on a ride before YOU are 99, it's going to cost you.
I get that theme parks are a business, and they want to screw grown-ups out of their hard earned money, but when they involve kids, I have a problem. This happens at Ollivander's Wand Shop in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. When a group enters Ollivander's a kid is chosen. Well, it's not always a kid because my son's 19 year-old girlfriend was a chosen one. That's how I know what happens. So, the chosen kid is "given" a wand by the actor portraying the shopkeeper. Actually, the kid is told that the "wand chooses the wizard." Whatever. So, at least five times, the shopkeeper and his assistant tell the kid, "this is your wand." Then, when the little presentation is over, the kid leaves the room with the wand.
Wait. Does the kid actually get a free wand at Scruniversal? Nope. Not so fast, little wizard. The assistant grabs the kid and asks, "Where are your parents?" Then, she informs them that their child's wand is $47 plus tax. Now, what parent is going to say no after their little snookums was just told they were the chosen wizard and other such nonsense? My son's girlfriend bought her wand, and my son bought one, too.
They try to screw you out of your belongings when you use a locker. Instead of having you take a key, or use a pin code, most of Scruniversal's lockers use those biometric finger print scanners. This is the worst idea ever. Apparently, I would be an awesome KGB double agent, because my fingerprints are unreadable. Every time I used one, and I gave it three tries, I had to get an attendant to open my locker for me. I felt like I was back in middle school trying to get ready for gym class. I got the same panic and pit sweats. There was never a time I COULD open my locker via this magical finger print method. And it wasn't just me. My son's girlfriend could not open her locker at the Harry Potter ride. The finger print scanners don't work for shit, Universal.
Going to The Magic Kingdom was a welcome escape from the messed up Marriott and Scruniversal. Yes, it was hot, and yes there were tons of people, but Disney is always delightful. This is partially because it is SO CLEAN. After all, they hire people who just sweep and empty garbage, all day long, in costume, and usually while singing. That is some attention to detail right there. That is why it was a surprise to see a Magnum condom wrapper on the ground when we were waiting in line for Splash Mountain. I guess that big drop at the end got someone REALLY excited.
Another thing I LOVE about Disney is that selfie sticks are SO banned. The mouse clearly does NOT like selfie sticks. There's a big warning sign on the parking attendant booths. Then, you receive a flyer with your parking pass. Before you can enter the monorail, you get a thorough selfie stick search. Well, just your bags get searched. It's not like Goofy is there in a cop uniform with big, rubber, mouse hand gloves yelling "BEND OVER AND SPREAD 'EM, GARSH DARN IT!! YOU BETTER NOT HAVE A SELFIE STICK UP THERE!!!" It wouldn't surprise me though as they are damn serious about the no selfie stick rule. It's great that they ban these things because they're annoying. People already stop in the middle of walkways to take pictures of everysinglefuckingthing. It's best not to encourage them to take MORE pictures.
But there are other things that should be banned:
Double wide strollers – Seriously, if you really must bring two children who cannot walk yet, will likely throw loud, screechy fits, and will never remember this super expensive vacation, at least use a normal, single row double stroller. I can't tell you how many times I thought I would die or lose an appendage when some Starbucksed-up mom (yes, Starbucks has now invaded even Disney World) pushing two screaming children towards some poor bastard in a Mickey costume almost ran me over to get "Mickey's" autograph, stop her children from shattering peanut brittle with their voices, or both.
Stopping in the middle of a walkway – People really think there is no one else in the world when they just HAVE to take a picture of a shrub shaped like Jiminy Cricket or a mouse ear shaped balloon. Move over to the side if you have to stop walking. There are other people who are trying to get to their next Fast Pass ride. You can schedule Fast Passes for free, by the way. It's included with your admission. Are you taking notes, Scruniversal?
The Scooter Brigade – In all of the theme parks we visited, it seemed like at least a third of the visitors were in scooters. Yes, some of them were legitimately handicapped. Others seemed to be handicapped only by their sheer physical size, and hopped their obese bodies right out of their scooters to get on rides. It was so common that I told my husband that they really need to put in a scooter exhibit on "Its a Small World." They could have little dolls from all over the world singing and scooter dancing to that horrible song that accompanies the ride. He replied, "That would work since I'm not sure if they are embracing cultural diversity or perpetuating racial stereotypes. Also, that song will haunt me in my dreams until 2027."
We did have some good memories from Disney, like the princess meals we had. I booked dinner at Cinderella's Castle because I've always wanted to eat there and because my son's girlfriend is into all things Disney princess. I knew she would get a kick out of it, and she did. I have the pictures to prove it.
The next day, when my husband I went to Epcot and the teens spent the day at Hollywood Studios, we had an accidental princess lunch. I booked lunch in Norway because neither one of us has ever had Norwegian food and my husband likes fish dishes. We have eaten all of the other cuisines in Epcot, so I wanted to book something different. Once we arrived in Norway, and saw the line of little girls in princess dresses, we realized that we were dining with royalty. I made my husband pose with most of the princesses, which they loved. And so did he. The fact that Epcot is not dry like the Magic Kingdom also made us happy. Norwegian food and Disney princesses go well with good wine.
Overall, it was a good trip. I know I have bitched a lot about things, but that is how I amuse myself. We made a lot of good memories, took pictures (minus the selfie stick) and had Mickey waffles for breakfast daily. We also walked 44 miles in six days so it was definitely a vacation where I felt no guilt eating whatever I wanted. However, the next time I go back, I will be springing for a Disney hotel, though. I feel lucky that I didn't get bed bugs from the nasty Residence Inn.
I want to hear about your most recent vacation. Was it a theme park tour like mine, or did you read on a beach somewhere? Leave me a comment.


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Today On Parade
In my Parade article this week I had a fun time gathering delicious ideas to help you make plans for the big game this coming Sunday. Your party goers will head straight for the end zone with these 30 Quick And Easy Game Day Snacks. Whether your favorite finger foods are gooey dips, classic pigs in a blanket, spicy taco sliders, Italian calzones or rich and fudgy brownies this collection is filled with mouthwatering options to turn your game day gathering into a huge success. Everyone will leave a winner when you end your party with football themed cupcakes, cookies and blondies. (Link to collection below image)
Successful Party Tips
When you're hosting a party it's important to do the planning in advance so you can enjoy your guests and the game, too.
- Make as many dishes as possible ahead of time and prep vegetables and dips that can be assembled just before serving
- Set-up a buffet area for efficient flow. Start with plates and flatware wrapped in napkins, then arrange savory foods at different heights for visual appeal
- Create a separate space for desserts and drinks so everyone can access each area more easily without stepping on one another
- When guests offer to bring a dish or help with clean-up…let them!
- Don't stress out over the details. Remember the day is about enjoying good food, fun one another's company
Other Options To Try Here on MSSK
Before you head over to Parade see also my Million Dollar Dip, Onion Strings with Sriracha Dipping Sauce and Banana Pudding Cupcakes.
See the FULL collection of 30 Quick And Easy Game Day Snacks here on Parade
(Jalapeno Popper Football Cheeseball)
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- Bang Bang Shrimp - August 7, 2020
- 7 Up Pie Crust Recipe - August 5, 2020


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Green Day was originally part of the punk scene at the DIY 924 Gilman Street club in Berkeley, California. The band's early releases were with the independent record label Lookout! Records. In 1994, their major label debut Dookie, released through Reprise Records, became a breakout success and eventually shipped over 10 million copies in the U.S., Green Day is credited alongside fellow California punk bands including Sublime, Bad Religion, the Offspring and Rancid with popularizing mainstream interest in punk rock in the United States.
Though Insomniac (1995), Nimrod (1997) and Warning (2000), did not match the success of Dookie, Insomniac and Nimrod reached double platinum and Warning achieved gold status. Green Day's seventh album, American Idiot (2004), a rock opera, found popularity with a younger generation, selling six million copies in the U.S. 21st Century Breakdown was released in 2009 and achieved the band's best chart performance. It was followed by a trilogy of albums, ¡Uno!, ¡Dos! and ¡Tré!, released in September, November and December 2012 respectively. Green Day's twelfth studio album, Revolution Radio, was released on October 7, 2016 and became their third to debut at number one on the Billboard 200.
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Bianca Motley Broom, Mayor
Bianca Motley Broom was sworn in as the 27th mayor of College Park, Georgia in January 2020. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, she has lived in College Park since 2008.
Mayor Motley Broom served as a part-time judge in Fulton County Magistrate Court from 2017-2019. Prior to her appointment the bench, she was a trial attorney and litigator for nearly fifteen years. Mayor Motley Broom is a registered arbitrator, civil mediator and domestic relations mediator in Georgia.
She is also an avid amateur potter and has participated in several local arts festivals.
Mayor Motley Broom is deeply committed to building the community College Park's citizens deserve.
She is passionate about creating more opportunities for resident engagement and collaboration, improving educational outcomes, bolstering economic development and embracing fiscally sound and sustainable practices to ensure the city's continued growth.
Mayor Motley Broom is the first woman and the first African-American to serve as mayor of College Park.
She is a proud Blue Devil, having earned her Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy Studies and Religion from Duke University. She received her JD from Washington University School of Law and her MBA with honors from Lake Forest Graduate School of Management.
Mayor Motley Broom and her husband, Michael Broom, have been married since 2013. Mr. Broom is an award-winning chef, restauranteur and an avid Braves and Falcons fan.
They have three spirited rescue dogs who always manage to make life interesting.
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Ambrose Clay, Ward I
Ambrose Clay was sworn in as Ward I Councilman on Monday, January 7, 2008. Councilman Clay is no stranger to politics, having served as a school board member of the Glen Ellyn School District 89, of DuPage County, Illinois. He was later elected President of that board.
Councilman Clay holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree from M.I.T., a Masters in Business Administration degree from the University of Chicago, and has numerous hours of post-graduate management training.
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Derrick Taylor, Ward II
Derrick Taylor took the oath of office January 4, 2018 amongst family, friends and former co-workers. Taylor has been a volunteer with College Park Recreation as a coach, referee and mentor. Taylor is a husband, father and grandfather. His interest in preserving and uplifting the community is born out of early family influences.
Taylor is an Atlanta native, and has long been committed to the mission of service to the community. He believes in the beauty of College Park, and that the most effective way to manage the city is to work in unison to be on one accord.
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Ken Allen, Ward III
Ken Allen was born in Ft. Benning Georgia and grew up in Lexington Kentucky. He attended Ga. Tech on a football scholarship and graduated with a B.S. Degree.
Upon graduation, went to work for Delta Airlines and spent 25 years as System Manager of Employment and 10 years as a Manager in Airport Customer Service. After retiring from Delta, Ken worked for Airport Service International Group and spent ten years in Finance, Budgeting and Forecasting.
Ken is married with 3 children, 9 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He has been a resident of College Park GA. Since 1993 (27 years).
Ken has served the City of College Park for 25 years in several capacities. He is a former Councilman, has served on the Board of Zoning Appeals, and been a Board Director for the College Park Housing Authority, as well as, the District Marketing Organization. He believes in giving back to the community through service
His interest include, bicycling, travel and working outside. Says the best sound in the world is children's laughter.
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Roderick Gay, Ward IV
Roderick Gay was sworn in as Ward IV Councilman on Tuesday, April 21, 2015 in College Park Council Chambers. The husband and father of three is an 18-year resident, and has a deep family history in College Park that includes his great-grandmother and grandfather, who were loyal citizens.
Gay holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Tuskegee University, and a Master's of Public Administration from DePaul University. He serves as Executive Director of a non-profit, and teaches on a part-time basis.
His interest in public service stems from his desire to solve the needs of the local community, while offering guidance to maintain a credible, visionary outlook for the city as a whole.
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Since the age of fifteen I have used and abused my hair, dying it every colour of the rainbow, using extensions and frying it to within a inch of its sorry life with straighteners.
During three pregnancies it only became worse with ends snapping off and it falling out by the handful. My poor follicles have been crying out for an eternity for some love and attention so it's about time I heard them and gave my tresses the respect they deserved in hope they would forgive me.
Over the last few months I have bought a vast amount of shampoos and conditioners ranging in price from Wella SP repair (£11.50 for 250ml), Revlon professional be fabulous repair (£8.50 for 250ml) and Herbal Essences bio: renew repair (£4.50 for 400ml). Believe me the list really does go on.
It is the Herbal Essences that I will be talking about today, not because it is the most affordable but because the condition of my hair since using it has improved so much it has been shocking.
The bottle states the repair shampoo with argan oil of morocco helps "purify and protect against what your hair gets used to over time. Resulting in soft, free flowing hair". To note I have been using this with the matching conditioner which states the same effects.
Problems I have been having before is my hair is so brittle due to being mistreated but also very fine that when I start using too many products, especially a conditioner, it can resemble the chip fat look within twenty four hours of washing. It becomes hard work trying to fit in washing it every night and dry shampoo's have been a failure as they simply add to drying out my hair even more.
Herbal Essences bio: renew has been a gift from god!! Taking away the constant need to re wash my hair and giving it three days of happiness with a silky soft feel and healthy shine.
Due to the price I have been particularly impressed, I just didn't think I would find something in such a low budget that actually improved the standard of my hair. And to the extent it has done so!
As I stated earlier from using this the last few weeks I can now go up to three days without the dire need to wash my hair again but the icing on the cake has been the condition in which my hair has improved.
The roots feel nourished and looked after, the ends are less brittle and appear smoother and the softness to my hair is something else. I genuinely do not believe my hair has felt this good in years, it has really given it a new lease of life, changing my views towards my hair from it being hard work to wanting to look after and protect it.
Let me know if you have tried this out and if it works for you or if it just isn't your product. Also if you have any other recommendations on hair care products I'd love to hear them. Comment below or tweet @KateL564.


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I took half of it with me and the wife on a weekend trip to Santa Barbara to hang out with Kathy's sister and her boyfriend. We had the good fortune of being there while the Santa Barbara International Film Festival was in full swing. Saw four films in two days, including a couple of fine films on architect I. M. Pei and Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard. However, my favorite was a film called OUT OF PLACE, about the subculture of a group of slackers in Cleveland, Ohio, whose collective passion is surfing Lake Erie – in winter! The director, photographer, and several surfers were at the screening, and had a discussion after the film. They seemed normal.
So it's back home for a few days to catch up with goings on at the winery, keep up with the Winter Olympics, and get the garden ready for serious planting. Then it's off to Hawaii to spend some time with our pal Joe the coffee grower in Kona. We've been going there every February for the past few years; a great way to spend a late winter week. While we're gone, winemaker Evelyn and Laurie will pour our BEST OF CLASS 2008 Russian River Valley Chardonnay at the San Francisco Chronicle's American Wine Competition Awards Tasting at Fort Mason this Saturday, February 20th. If you haven't been to one of these affairs, do so; they are a true spectacle.
Upon our return from the Big Island we will be blessed by a visit from our son Matt, his wife Anne and his lordship Otto – grandson extraordinaire. They'll be here for two weeks before returning to Shanghai. Can't wait.
It's off to the winery now for our weekly management meeting, and then another conversation with Evelyn. I think we'll talk about how she manages to continually create scrumptious Chardonnay.
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From your musical tastes to your political views, were you ever way ahead of the rest of us, adopting the new and the emerging before everyone else?
There is a lonely road somewhere in the world
Where only the non-conformists go
It is quite lonely because not many stay on this road
Choosing to be swayed into the appetizing jaws of popular culture
But I'm one of the 10% that has not given an inch
I'm never ahead of the pack because I refuse to swim with the same pack
The pack is full of conforming, small-minded people who all follow the same rules and lines of society
I'm a lone wolf, choosing my own likes and interests and many of those things never see the light of day
The new and emerging? It doesn't matter to me. I prefer to stick to my roots and stay with what I like best
Culture is changing way too much. I don't try to keep up with it anymore. Once something gets popular I might sway over to it if something inside clicks but most of the time I hate trying new trends or going where the grass collects most water.
I'm a non-conformist when it comes to trends and popular culture. Had to survive an entire two years or so of Bieber Fever and every time something on TV or the internet would try to sway me, I would gallop my pony straight away from it.
Twitter? Tweets? To this day, I have still not conformed to them. Makes me rage inside when society goes crazy over the latest trends on Twitter. It's all a popular culture thing anyway and is good for maybe five minutes at best. I barely get on the Twitter-sphere more than a couple times a YEAR and that's just for big events like the Super Bowl.
I don't usually discover things before others simply because I am not always out there looking for new things, keeping my head above water per say. One exception in this matter was in the case of Chris Daughtry who I started following back before he became mega-successful when he was apart of the grunge band Absent Element that produced one album that is exceptionally hard to find nowadays.
Politics I could care less about. Bores me to death. Everything flows together like butter and syrup in my opinion. No originality whatsoever.
Most of the time I'm playing catch-up with the trend slaves of popular culture because I feel superior while doing so. I like being behind because it makes me the one who is choosing to like what comes best for me, not because others are going crazy about it. I'm not much of an avant garde person. There really isn't much I am doing that hasn't been done already. I'm not a trendsetter, there are other, more creative and talented people for that. I'm usually a bandwagon guy, a sheep, catching on to something when it has exposed itself to the broader public.
The paradox of conformity/non-conformity:
I want to be a non-conformist…just like everyone else…so that's means I really want to be a conformist…who non-conforms against the non-conformists…but then I would be a non-conformist…who non-conforms against the conformists…but still a conformist because I'm non-conforming like everyone else…but I'm still a non-conformist….or a conformist?


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We place our trust in medical professionals every day for routine physicals, advice, prescriptions and sometimes even life-saving surgeries. We rely on medical professionals to find answers to challenging medical questions and to help us stay healthy. Errors can be devastating physically, emotionally and financially.
A medical mistake can cost you thousands of dollars in additional medical care, resulting in long-term disability and pain, or even the loss of a loved one. A groundbreaking study conducted by Johns Hopkins University found that more than 250,000 people die each year in the United States due to errors made by hospitals and doctors in an inpatient or outpatient setting. This statistic places medical errors as the third leading cause of death. Nevertheless, it is unusual for a physician or hospital to come forward and acknowledge an error and as a result, the majority of errors require the services of a medical negligence attorney in Chicago to recover compensation.
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Chicago Medical Malpractice Law FAQs
Below you will find questions and answers commonly encountered by families after a loved one has suffered an injury or died due to medical negligence. Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC is deeply committed to holding physicians and medical facilities accountable when a patient is harmed. Should you have additional questions, we welcome you to contact a Chicago medical malpractice lawyer in our office for a complimentary evaluation of your legal rights and options.
What do You Need to Prove in an Illinois Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?
In Illinois, the plaintiff in a medical malpractice case must prove that:
- a doctor-patient relationship existed;
- the doctor owed the patient a duty of care;
- the doctor breached that duty owed to the plaintiff;
- the doctor's breach of care was the proximate cause of the plaintiff's injuries; and
- the plaintiff suffered some physical, economic, or emotional damages as a result of the doctor's conduct.
It is essential to establish that the medical professional being sued, "deviated from the standard of care," and that a competent professional would have acted differently, given the circumstances. Illinois law requires all lawsuits against doctors and hospitals to have a report from a consulting physician setting forth these "deviations from the standard of care" and that there is indeed a meritorious case. See 735 ILCS 5/2-622. For more information on the applicable laws, contact medical malpractice lawyers at Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC who have years of experience handling Cook County cases.
How Does the Illinois' Jury Pattern Instructions Define the Task of Proving Negligence in Med Malpractice Lawsuits?
In an action for medical professional negligence, the plaintiff must prove by expert testimony that the defendant physician failed to conform to the applicable standard of care unless the alleged negligence is grossly apparent or is obvious to a layman. Addison v. Whittenberg,124 Ill.2d 287, 529 N.E.2d 552, 124 Ill.Dec. 571 (1988); Purtill v. Hess, 111 Ill.2d 229, 242; 489 N.E.2d 867, 872; 95 Ill.Dec. 305, 310 (1986); Walski v. Tiesenga, 72 Ill.2d 249, 381 N.E.2d 279, 21 Ill.Dec. 201(1978); Borowski v. Von Solbrig, 60 Ill.2d 418, 328 N.E.2d 301 (1975). See 735 ILCS 5/2-1113 (1994).
What Damages are Available in a Medical Malpractice Case in Illinois?
The primary damages available in an Illinois medical malpractice case include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, wrongful death, and loss of consortium. The amount of damages recoverable often depends upon the severity of the injury. However, a plaintiff can recover both economic and non-economic damages. Despite attempts to impose limits on this amount, the Illinois Supreme Court has rejected caps on medical negligence cases. See Lebron v. Gottlieb Hospital, 237 Ill.2d 217 (2010). In most cases, jury verdicts and settlements are paid by the insurance company for the physician or hospital.
- Medical Expenses: Any expense related to medical care, hospitalization, surgeries, physical therapy, nursing, medication, and medical devices is recoverable.
- Wage Loss: When a person cannot return to work due to injury, they may file a wage loss claim to recover compensation, including insurance and retirement plan contributions.
- Pain and Suffering: A person harmed due to medical malpractice may recover compensation for the immediate and ongoing pain (both physical and emotional) related to their condition.
- Loss of Enjoyment of Life: When an injury prevents a person from doing the activities they enjoyed before the incident (such as the inability to participate in sports), a person may recover damages for that loss.
- Wrongful Death: The family of a person fatally injured due to medical negligence may pursue a claim for the loss of financial support that the deceased provided, as well as funeral expenses and damages resulting from the loss of companionship.
- Loss of Consortium: The spouse of a person seriously injured or killed may recover damages related to their loss of marital benefits, such as the loss of affection, the loss of emotional support, and the loss of sexual relations.
Can I Pursue a Medical Malpractice Claim for a Poor Surgical Outcome?
Whether or not you can pursue a medical malpractice claim for a poor surgical outcome depends on many factors. An undesirable surgical outcome is not always a reliable indicator of medical malpractice. Even if complications arose, your doctor may have still provided care according to reasonable and acceptable standards.
A consultation with personal injury lawyers who specializes in Chicago medical cases can help you identify whether a malpractice claim is appropriate, given the circumstances. A lawyer will conduct a thorough and comprehensive investigation, review your medical records and take appropriate action if deemed necessary.
If I Pursue a Chicago Medical Malpractice Claim, who Would be Involved in My Case?
Your Chicago medical malpractice attorney would likely add numerous defendants to your case, including, but not limited to:
- Doctors
- Surgeons
- Anesthesiologists
- Lab Technicians
- Radiologists
- Pharmacists
- Optometrists
- Physical and Occupational Therapists
- Hospitals, medical centers, and doctors' offices, such as North Shore Evanston Hospital, Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, University of Chicago Medical Center, Rush University Medical Center, John Stroger Hospital and Loyola University Medical Center.
How can I Find out if my Doctor has Been Previously Named in a Medical Malpractice Case in Illinois?
To find out whether your doctor has been named in an Illinois malpractice case, check the website for the Illinois Medical Board. This website will identify whether the physician, surgeon or other healthcare provider has ever lost a medical malpractice claim or lawsuit. For additional information on medical negligence, lawsuits contact a medical malpractice attorney Chicago at Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC.
Illinois Board of Professional Regulation
Medical Disciplinary Unit - James R Thompson Center
100 W. Randolph St., Suite 9-300
Chicago, IL 60601
(312) 814-4580; (312) 814-6910 (complaints)
If I Suspect My Medical Records are Incorrect or Have Been Falsified, how can I Proceed?
It is not uncommon to read medical records that fail to tell the entire truth about the level of care provided or the patient's condition. Medical records can be incorrect for several reasons that range from benign to nefarious. Sometimes, errors are due to dictation software, typos or illegible handwriting. An erroneous record is not the surest way to identify falsified documents or an intentional cover-up. While advancements in technology and improvement in electronic medical record-keeping have minimized such problems, incorrect data still exists.
An experienced medical negligence attorney can evaluate your medical record and advise you if there are errors or omissions. Ultimately, if your records were falsified, we can retain forensic experts who can look at the paper records or computer metadata to evaluate their veracity.
Did I Waive my Legal Rights When I Signed a Medical Consent Form?
No, you never give up your legal rights by signing a consent form. A consent form was provided to acknowledge that you understood the known risks associated with undergoing specific treatments, procedures, and surgeries. It does not allow a healthcare provider to offer a substandard level of care as established by the medical community. You still have the legal right to seek financial compensation before the statute of limitations expires.
What are the Requirements of an Informed Consent Form?
Informed consent is a bedrock principle in modern medical care. The idea is that patients have the right to make informed decisions about the kind of care that they receive. Consequently, medical professionals must inform patients of certain specifics, such as the type of procedure being formed, the types of potential risks, the alternatives that exist, and the potential benefits.
What is not Required for Informed Consent?
Informed consent is not needed for a doctor for routine matters such as taking your vitals or obtaining your height and weight. In addition, if a doctor cannot obtain informed consent due to an emergency situation, then he/she will not be liable for the treatment rendered. If the patient is a child, the doctor or other professional need not seek informed consent from the child, but rather parent or guardian.
In Illinois, How Long do I Have to File Medical Malpractice Lawsuit (Statute of Limitations)?
You must file an Illinois medical malpractice lawsuit within two years from the incident, or the date that the malpractice was discovered, but not more than four years from the time of the alleged incident. For cases involving minors, a lawsuit must be initiated within eight years from the date of the event or before the minor turns 22 years old. (See 735 ILCS 5/13-212.) If your suit is not filed within these time limits, your case will be dismissed.
In some situations, the statute of limitations may be tolled (put on hold) when a person is under a disability. In these situations, the general statute of limitations doesn't apply. As with all procedural requirements, it is important to discuss your situation with an attorney who can advise you of how the law applies to your situation.
What Will Happen During the Initial Consultation Meeting With a Medical Malpractice Attorney?
The initial consultation meeting is one of the most important meetings of any case. We will get to know each other and begin to plan the case strategy that will shape our investigation, research, and correspondence. We will decide what laws and legal actions afford the most relief. We will prepare you for exactly what to expect, bring, and remember going into the meeting.
How can I Predict if my Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Will Settle or go to Trial?
Ultimately, whether your malpractice lawsuit settles or goes to trial depends on you, and your attorney. Following is a list of questions that can guide you to an informed decision:
- Did you need another procedure to fix what the first procedure
- Did you suffer a disability, scar, or other injuries because of the incident?
- Did the defendant violate the relevant standard of care?
- Did the doctor/hospital have the relevant experience, training, and resources?
- Did the doctors change their diagnosis over time?
How Much Does it Cost to Hire Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers to Represent Me in a Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?
Our attorneys are paid on a contingency fee, which means that none of our clients pay upfront for our services. If we take an Illinois medical negligence case, we will accept the responsibility to spend the time and resources needed to pursue recovery of damages for our client. We only are paid for our services if and when we have obtained a financial award for our client.
What are Some Common Types of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits?
Some of the most common medical malpractice suits include errors in diagnosis, anesthesia errors, hospital errors, birth injuries, medical device liability, and errors with medications and dosages.
- Diagnosis Errors: According to recent data from the federal government's National Practitioner Data Bank, 33% of medical malpractice claims allege an error relating to diagnosis, with many of these resulting in catastrophic injury or death. Diagnosis errors include misread x-rays, MRIs, or other diagnostic tests, misinterpretation of test results, failure to perform necessary testing, failure to ask a patient about symptoms or medical history and failure to recognize obvious symptoms.
- Anesthesia Errors: According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, anesthesia error cases comprise 3% of the medical malpractice cases filed. Examples of anesthesia errors may include administering the wrong medication, failing to monitor a patient during surgery or post-surgery, problems intubating a patient, failing to monitor vital signs, using an incorrect dosage of medication, failing to screen patients for allergic reactions, using faulty equipment, and administering incompatible drugs.
- Emergency Room Errors: Emergency room errors may occur when physicians are overworked or overtaxed. Unfortunately, this high-pressure environment gives rise to numerous errors, which may result in permanent injury or death. Examples of emergency room errors include failing to diagnose an illness, failing to order crucial diagnostic tests, medication errors, failing to diagnose a critical condition, failing to call a specialist, misreading tests or X-rays, or extreme delays in treatment.
- Surgical Errors: While unforeseen issues may be encountered during a surgical procedure, the manner in which the surgeon, operating room staff, and anesthesiologists respond is based upon relatively standardized protocols. According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, surgical error cases comprise 24% of the medical malpractice cases filed. Examples can include cutting an organ or bowel accidentally, leaving objects inside the body, nerve damage, performing the wrong surgery or surgery on the wrong body part, unsanitary equipment, or an infection at the surgical site.
- Hospital Errors: When hospital workers make errors, the healthcare provider may be held accountable for their negligence under the legal theory of vicarious liability. In situations where there is a systemic problem with the care provided to patients due to a hospital's failure to train or screen staff, there may be similar liability exposure. Examples of hospital negligence may include administering the wrong drug or an incorrect dosage, failing to transfer the patient to a different facility, failing to perform diagnostic testing, using defective medical equipment or using it improperly, dropping patients, failing to protect patients from physical or sexual harm from staff, visitors, or other patients, and failing to conduct background screening for staff.
- Nursing Home Negligence: Nursing homes are medical facilities that have a legal duty to provide quality care to each patient. When nursing homes fail to adequately staff their facilities or train staff, they can be held accountable under the law. Common types of Chicago nursing home negligence lawsuits include pressure sores, falls, fractures, brain injuries or physical abuse.
- Birth Injuries: Birth injuries can often be the result of inattention, such as when a nurse doesn't monitor the child's vital signs for indications of distress or when symptoms such as jaundice go unnoticed after birth. Obstetrician/gynecology malpractice may also be premised upon a failure to perform a needed surgery, such as a cesarean section, or even misdiagnosing a condition. According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, obstetrics cases comprise 11% of the medical malpractice cases filed. Examples of birth injuries related to labor and delivery malpractice include cerebral palsy, brain damage, Erb's palsy, fetal death, spinal cord damage, shoulder dystocia, broken bones, nerve damage, internal bleeding, and injuries to the mother including excessive bleeding or death.
- Medical Device Liability: When operative devices or implants fail to perform their intended purpose or are the cause of bodily injury, you may have the right to bring a case against the physician, facility, or manufacturer. Examples of the liability of a medical device company could include: failing to inform the patient or hospital about problems with equipment, defects in the manufacturing process, failing to sanitize equipment, and failing to test equipment.
- Medication and Dosing Errors: These injuries are often the result of the failure of a physician to ensure that the medications being prescribed will not interact with the patient's current medications or diet. Another common medication error involves the administration of the wrong dose or medicine by the attending nurse during a hospital stay or at a nursing facility. According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, medication error cases comprise 4% of the medical malpractice cases filed. Other examples of medication errors in a hospital setting include: administering the wrong medication, administering the wrong dosage of a medication, switching medicines between patients, administering incompatible medications, and failing to screen for allergies.
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The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program prepares individuals to provide physical therapy services under the direction and supervision of physical therapists in a variety of settings. Graduates of this program are expected to be knowledgeable, competent, self-assured, adaptable, and service-oriented providers. They are expected to implement selected components of patient/client interventions and obtain data related to the clients' responses to the interventions. Practice settings demand ethical and moral conduct and a high degree of critical thinking, especially when responding to patient/client and/or environmental emergency situations. As a result, the PTA will be able to communicate and interact effectively with patients'/clients' families and caregivers and other health care providers as team members.
Acceptance rates for the program are as follows: For 2009, the applicant pool was 44 and 18 were selected for admission; for 2010, the applicant pool was 42 and 20 were selected for admission; for 2011 the applicant pool was 43 and 20 were selected; for 2012 the applicant pool was 45 and 20 were selected. For 2013, the applicant pool was 32 and 20 were selected; for 2014, the applicant pool was 24 and 21 were selected; for 2015, the applicant pool was 32 and 20 were selected.
The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Edison State Community College is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia, 22314; Phone: 703-706-3245; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; website: http://www.capteonline.org.
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Any sport that increases strength and fitness whilst helping improve everyday functional movement - gets the N\N seal of approval.
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As a kid I remember grownups using the phrase "until kingdom come" when something was going to take forever to happen or would happen forever. Perhaps the only phrase that was used in this context more often was the famous "until the cow's come home." For example "Oh that Johnny can stack bales until the cows come home." Ok, maybe that belies my mostly rural up bringing but the point is this, when the phrase "until kingdom come" was used it meant a forever or distant kind of thing.
"Oh, that won't happen until kingdom comes." Old timers don't have a corner on this phrase either, I have seen it in the words of songs by Cold Play and Kamelot … "For you i'd wait til kingdom comes," and "I'll follow my heart until kingdom comes." Very romantic I 'spose, but in reality… the kingdom is in fact not that far off, which sort of dampens all that mushy stuff.
You see, when we pray "your kingdom come on earth as in heaven" in the Lord's prayer we need to recognize that God's kingdom does in fact come to us long before the cows come home.
God's kingdom, is present in heaven, yes, true and very important to remember. But we must also remember as we pray this petition that God's kingdom comes now even as we pray this prayer, in the here and now.
God's kingdom isn't just a far off thing, it is indeed here and now present among us. I have seen this kingdom, it shows up in little ways and in big ways each day. It is present when as people of faith we live our lives in a Godly way… not just singing nicely in church, but fueled by the Holy Spirit to bring that very kingdom into our lives and into the lives of others around us in loving service.
Does God rule in your life? We might cringe at this thought. We don't much like people even God to rule over us. To that end I have a couple questions for you to ponder. Do you see God ruling like a despot, yelling out rules and punishing every chance God gets. Or do you see the rule of God as the Lord's prayer teaches us, like a loving parent who can admonish, but also reassures, blesses and guides us each day until God's kingdom comes fully?
Finally, what does Gods kingdom look like to you? Do you see it? If not what gets in the way? If you do see it, what enables you to see such a sight?


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Sinn Féin MPs raise concerns over energy tsunami set to hit Ireland
Sinn Féin MPs have raised concerns about an energy tsunami about to hit Ireland.
Speaking from Brussels today Chris Hazzard MLA said:
"Energy conductors are due to bid in an open competition for supplying the north on 11th December, in the framework of the Single Integrated Electricity Market.
"They will bid to Single Electricity Market Operator for contracts and be asked to generate energy on a needs basis, apparently protecting consumers and offering more competitive pricing.
"The legal basis for this is entirely European Union legislation – the arbiter in any dispute is the European Court of Justice, the ECJ.
"The British Government in its withdrawal bill – clause 5, states there will be no role for the ECJ post Brexit
"AES and energy conductors need confidence in the continuity and viability of the all-Ireland electricity market after Brexit.
"Given that the competition is in December, there is a fear that the process of further integrating the all-Ireland market will be stalled.
"If that competition is stalled, then from May 2018 onwards the north will face a huge energy crisis.
"Security of supply and price are the two priorities of the department.
The 26 counties aren't worried about this as their conductors are either state or semi-state and won't have to enter a competition to secure supply.
"East – West isn't an option as current interconnectors are very low capacity and the infrastructure development necessary would be immense and costs would be extremely prohibitive.
"The fear is that existing private energy conductors will be mischievous and take advantage of ambiguity, ignore the competition leading to "catastrophically high prices" for consumers in the north.
"If this is to be a success, then the north would need to maintain high EU standards of energy regulation and the ECJ would need to be the de jure provider of legal cover.
"I have asked the civil service at home an immediate paper on this."


text: Anthony Minsky 18 Report post Posted August 16, 2013 Sorry if a topic covers something like this already, if so, I couldn't find it. Sometimes there are expressions and comments about Regina that aren't really interviews or reviews or full articles that I think are worthy of mention just to read about her praises and feel all proud when someone gives her good mention. Don't know about you, but I like to read them. So here's one I found today: Tim McGraw (of all people) snippet of an interview: What's the last song you downloaded? Imogen? [pause] Imogen Heap. That real weird thing ... Sometimes I'll run across things that my daughters like. Like Regina Spektor. My daughter was listening to her the other day and that was the first time I heard her and I was like, "Man that's really cool stuff." So, I'm not very adventurous when it comes to looking for stuff, but I'll run across stuff and start liking things because of the kids. Full interview if you want: http://www.google.co...9LmMeypsyKzOMSA And I have others, but I gonna see first how well this subject takes off . 1 ChooSum reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Acting Sergeant James Alexander Henderson
was born in Londonderry on 24th February 1890. He was the son of James and Elizabeth Henderson. In 1901 the family resided at house 4, Tamneymore, Tamnaherin, Londonderry.
On 17th April 1906, he joined Northern Bank at Head Office. He was of Presbyterian faith. Transfers followed to Ballybay (1906) and Coleraine (1908). In 1911, Henderson was boarding in house 1, Nursery Avenue, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry. He is described as a Banker's Clerk.
Whilst serving in Coleraine branch he enlisted into the 14th Bn. RIR as a Private. His service was with the British Expeditionary Force before transferring to 290 A E Company. Promotions to Lance Corporal, Corporal and Acting Sergeant followed. Henderson saw action in the Somme 1916 (Thiepval) and suffered septic poisoning before he was demobilised in February 1916. He was awarded the British Victory Medal and the British War Medal.
Following demobilisation, he returned to work for Northern Bank in Newry. Transfers followed to Royal Avenue (1924), Markets (1929), Pomeroy (1934) and Magherafelt (1938).
Henderson retired on 31st October 1951.
He died on 23rd September 1976.
He died on 23rd September 1976.
The Staff Magazine 'The Link (August 1981)' contains a photograph of Henderson in a 1913 Northern Bank Staff Golf outing.


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