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Predictors of Early Postdischarge Mortality in Critically III Patients: Lessons for Quality Performance and Quality Assessment
1Veterans Affairs Hospital: Tennessee Valley, Nashville, TN
2University of Californa, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
3University of Californa, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
4University of Californa, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
5University of Californa, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
6University of Californa, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Meeting: Hospital Medicine 2009, May 14-17, Chicago, Ill.
Abstract number: 99
Assessments of intensive care unit (ICU) performance currently rely on risk‐adjusted rates of in‐hospital mortality. These rates do not account for deaths occurring shortly after hospital discharge that may be attributable to the quality of care at the discharging hospital. Factors predicting early postdischarge mortality among ICU patients are unknown.
Thirty‐five California hospitals retrospectively collected data from 9751 adult ICU survivors with an ICU stay ≥ 4 hours. We excluded: (1) readmissions, (2) burn, trauma, and CABG patients, (3) unavailable National Death Index data, and (4) in‐hospital deaths < 30 days from the index ICU admission. Early postdischarge mortality was defined as a death occurring after hospital discharge and less than 30 days from the index ICU admission. We used multivariable discrete survival models to identify factors associated with early postdischarge mortality. We explored patient, hospital, and utilization factors. Patient factors included race, sex, insurance status, and severity of illness (Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation IV predicted mortality). Hospital factors included teaching status, ownership type, and number of beds. Utilization factors included discharge location and ICU LOS divided into quartiles. In addition, to explore how severity of illness modifies the effect of ICU LOS in predicting early postdischarge mortality, we introduced an interaction term between these 2 variables.
Eight thousand nine hundred and seventeen patients met our inclusion and exclusion criteria. The early postdischarge mortality rate was 4.0% (n = 355). Multivariable analyses demonstrated that among patient factors, early postdischarge mortality increased with greater severity of illness (highest quintile OR = 14.61, 95% Cl 8.01–26.63) and decreased with full‐code status (OR = 0.31, 95% Cl 0.21–0.47). Among hospital factors, nonteaching hospitals demonstrated higher odds of early postdischarge mortality (OR = 1.34,95% Cl 1.00–1.80). Among utilization factors, early postdischarge mortality increased for patients transferred to subacute facilities (OR 2.59, 95% Cl 1.88–3.56) compared to discharges home. Additionally, shortening the adjusted LOS increased the odds of early postdischarge mortality (OR 1.91, 95% Cl 1.39–2.61) compared to patients with the longest adjusted LOS. Finally, there was a statistically significant (P < 0.01) interaction between severity of illness and quartile of length of stay. Therefore, shortening the ICU LOS was more predictive of early postdischarge mortality in the most severely ill patients.
Multiple patient, hospital, and utilization factors are associated with early postdischarge mortality. Some factors, including shortening the length of stay and discharges to subacute facilities, may signal deficiencies in the quality of care, as well as deficiencies in publicly reported ICU performance measures currently based on in‐hospital mortality.
Author Disclosure:
E. E. Vasilevskis, none; M. W. Kuzniewicz, none; M. L. Dean, none; T. Clay, none; D, J. Rennie, none; R. A. Dudley, none.
To cite this abstract:Vasilevskis E, Kuzniewicz M, Dean M, Clay T, Rennie D, Dudley R. Predictors of Early Postdischarge Mortality in Critically III Patients: Lessons for Quality Performance and Quality Assessment. Abstract published at Hospital Medicine 2009, May 14-17, Chicago, Ill. Abstract 99. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2009; 4 (suppl 1). https://www.shmabstracts.com/abstract/predictors-of-early-postdischarge-mortality-in-critically-iii-patients-lessons-for-quality-performance-and-quality-assessment/. Accessed April 8, 2020.

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Continuing our series of blog posts as an introduction to worship…
Last time we saw from Psalm 95: 1-6 that thanksgiving and praise are the first two stages of a journey into God's presence that, once complete, bring us to the place of worship.
Worship is the only appropriate response to a revelation of the holiness of God but without that revelation we cannot truly worship God. We can get together and have a 'song service', but we do not enter into worship until we have a revelation, however inadequate it may be, of the holiness of God – and the holiness of God is not to be explained, it cannot be defined – it can only be revealed.
But holiness is not a set of rules about where you may go, what you may do, how you may talk and dress – that's nothing to do with holiness.
We read in
Colossians 2: 20-23
"Since you died with Christ to the elemental spiritual forces of this world, why, as though you still belonged to the world, do you submit to its rules: 'Do not handle! Do not taste! Do not touch!'
These rules, which have to do with things that are all destined to perish with use, are based on merely human commands and teachings.
Such regulations indeed have an appearance of wisdom, with their self-imposed worship, their false humility and their harsh treatment of the body, but they lack any value in restraining sensual indulgence.
The trouble is that the more you focus on the things you think must not do the more power they have over you, you think to yourself, "don't lose your temper, whatever you do' but you are focussing on the wrong thing!
Holiness is not a set of do's and don'ts – God is not holy because he has a set of rules to follow – holiness is the essence of what God is. Everything about God is holy.
We read in Revelation 4:8
"Each of the four living creatures had six wings and was covered with eyes all round, even under its wings. Day and night they never stop saying:
'Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty who was, and is, and is to come.'"
Why do you think these four creatures constantly say, "Holy, Holy, Holy"?
Is it possible they're saying,
"Holy is the Father,
Holy is the Son,
Holy is the Spirit"?
Perhaps it is simply that, as it has been traditionally understood that three is the number of divine perfection, they are saying, simply,
"God is perfectly Holy!"


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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
East from West - Psalms 103:1,3
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
What Is Our Message?
What is the gospel, the good news that we are to convey to the world? What is necessary to constitute an adequate presentation, and what is helpful? A good place to start is 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 where Paul puts it in a nutshell. Let's take a closer look at it.
First of all, Christ dying for our sins implies we have sins (Romans 3:23; Isaiah 64:6; Jeremiah 17:9). This also implies that sin has consequences (Romans 6:23; Matthew 7:13,14; Revelation 20:12-15). But Christ in His death paid the penalty we owed because of our sin (Romans 5:8; Colossians 2:13,14; 1 Peter 2:24,25). He then validated that by rising from the dead (1 Corinthians 15:17; Romans 4:24,25; 2 Corinthians 4:14). We are to respond by believing (having faith) in these things to be saved (Ephesians 2:8,9; Romans 4:4,5; John 3:16-18). Especially in modern times, when people are unfamiliar with these things, it is helpful to point out some of the background ideas, such as that there is a God who created us and to whom we are responsible (Genesis 1:1; Psalms 8:3-8; 139:13-16) and that Jesus is God come in the flesh to redeem us (John 1:1-18; Philippians 2:5-11; Hebrews 1:6-12). Many of these things will be unfamiliar to the average person on the street and must be explained carefully. Or worse, people may misunderstand as a result of false doctrine and may need to be confronted with the genuine Biblical meaning.
The problem is that it is easy not to explain, assuming the other person understands. Or to use catch phrases that are meaningful to us, but mean nothing to them. "Born again" and "receive Christ" are Scriptural terms, but they are unclear to many if we do not explain them. Other terms such as "accept Christ," though not Biblical may be legitimate, but again are unclear if not explained. Others may be more questionable. One thing we need to realize is that if the terms God uses are subject to misunderstanding and need to be explained, can we expect our terms to be better?
If the message is left unclear, people will tend to misinterpret what we say one of two ways. They will see it as meaning they must turn over a new leaf and do good works, or they will see it as a vague mystical experience. The average unbeliever has a hard time understanding and accepting the gospel. We make it harder if we are unclear. There may have been a time when the average individual in the United States understood Christian beliefs. If there ever was such a time, it is no longer true.
Labels: Outreach
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Were the Gnostics the Real Christians?
Much has been said in recent times about the Gnostics. They are sometimes presented as original Christianity, which was suppressed by orthodoxy. What can we say to this?
What did the Gnostics believe? They held there was initially one God, whom other beings (called emanations) came out of. One of these emanations rebelled against the whole, resulting in the creation of the material world, which is evil. Humans are trapped in this world, and our goal is to escape it. Christ (who is seen as one in this hierarchy of emanations) could not really become a man because matter is evil. In some versions He only appeared to be a man, a ghostly being without physical substance; in others He made a deal with the ordinary man Jesus, who He then deserted at the cross. The result of this for the follower is either hatred of the body, resulting in strict rules, or the belief the body is evil, so you can do whatever you want with it and it will not affect you spiritually. (Some have claimed this last is a slur by the orthodox.)
Now Gnosticism fits in better with Greek philosophy than the original Jewish beliefs. Also, there are too many things in the Christian story that are inconvenient for Gnosticism to believe Gnosticism was first. The birth, death, resurrection, and ascension all conflict with a Gnostic view of the world, and it is hard to see how these ideas would have developed if Gnosticism had been first. Also, the orthodox argued Gnosticism was a later development. They told their people that the way to tell true doctrine was that it had been handed down from the apostles (a view perhaps too simplistic) and that later innovations should be dismissed. If this was a bluff, it was a colossal one, and if it was not true, a very dangerous one. The Gnostics are presented as not claiming to be first, but to be holding a secret teaching that Jesus gave to the inner core of His disciples and that was different from His public teaching. The extant Gnostic gospels would themselves bear this out. This has the look of people trying to explain away the fact that their teaching was a later development.
Also the problem for many who claim Gnosticism as the original is that it will not produce what they want. What they want is a purely human Jesus without any claim of deity. What Gnosticism gives them is an inhuman Christ who cannot really join Himself with humanity (they may leave Jesus human but He becomes just an instrument). There were groups that saw Jesus as purely human, but the problem is a purely human Jesus is irrelevant. It is the Jesus who is God become flesh and broke the power of sin, death and hell who turned the world upside down. A purely human Jesus would have collected a small following, left behind a few sayings and vanished into obscurity. Even the Gnostics would have known that.
Labels: History
Thursday, March 18, 2010
What Is in a Name?
How do the baptism of the Spirit, baptism into Christ, and the filling of the Spirit relate to each other? This is a divisive issue that can degenerate into a fight over names. How, then, should we approach it?
It is common for many Christians to have an experience after salvation where they trust Christ's work in them rather than trusting their own efforts. This experience is often standardized and made a requirement for spirituality. This may be called the baptism of the Spirit, the filling of the Spirit, or baptism into Christ (connected to crucifixion with Christ). Now these are historically related and are different names for the same teaching. But there are differences in the details (such as whether a person receives it by speaking in tongues).
It is clear that it is impossible to follow Christ without the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives (John 15:5; Romans 8:8; Galatians 3:3). This is something recognized long ago by Augustine of Hippo and affirmed by everyone even close to Christian orthodoxy. But what the theologians affirm and what is commonly taught can be two different things. Also, there can be a gap between what we believe intellectually and how we behave. Therefore, it is not uncommon for individuals to have an experience where they realize they should trust in God's power, rather than their own. Now it is my understanding from Scripture that the Holy Spirit works in the life of every believer (2 Corinthians 3:18; Romans 8:9; Philippians 2:13) and that any later experience is simply a recognition of this fact. I think this important because, if something depends on us, it can become a legalistic burden. But isn't the important thing that we reach the conclusion of trusting in God, not ourselves?
The danger comes, though, when we take our experience and make it the basis of deciding if the Spirit is working in someone else. There is also the question of external signs. There are cases in Scripture where the Spirit's working in people resulted in speaking in tongues (Acts 2:4; 10:44-46; 19:6; some see it implied in Acts 8:17,18, though it is not mentioned). Other times the Spirit's working showed no such manifestation (Acts 4:8,31; 7:55; 13:9-12). In the Old Testament, one of the signs of God being at work in His people was the splitting of bodies of water (Exodus 14:21; Joshua 3:14-17; 2 Kings 2:8,14). Does this mean God is not at work in your life if you do not part a body of water?
Now I would hold the baptism by the Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:13) and baptism into Christ (Colossians 2:12-14) to be names for the same event, which happens at salvation (and is pictured in water baptism) and filling to be the proper term for God's work in us after salvation (Ephesians 5:18). But the important thing is not the name we use, but to have the fact of trusting in God, rather than ourselves.
Labels: Divisions
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
What kind of Christians do we want to produce? What is our goal in making disciples?
The goal of some forms of instruction seem to be an external conformity. We set down a series of rules of behavior and expect people to live by them. If people meet these standards (or are good at faking it), we regard them as spiritual people. We then keep these people in line by external social pressure: if you break this rule we will condemn you.
But we can go further and require internal conformity. We can try to build a real relationship with the person in question so they will be influenced by our friendship, not just a list of rules. This is better, but is it the real solution? People can move away or drift away, and false teachers can be friendly too. If someone's faith ultimately rests on you, it is not a firm enough foundation.
If someone's faith and obedience toward God is to be solid, it must come from within them. They need an internal transformation and to hold what they hold because they have thought it out and made it their own. This is the person who will stand for God even when there is no one else there to support them. Now this individual cannot be produced without the work of the Holy Spirit in their heart (which is probably why the others are easier to produce), but they do require a different approach on the part of the human teacher. It requires presenting material in such a way as to encourage people to think it through. It requires giving reasons for what we believe and challenging people to draw their own conclusions. It is very dangerous. If challenged to think, people may reach the wrong conclusions. I believe we need to trust the Holy Spirit to work in people to bring them to the right conclusions. (If they desert when challenged to make the faith their own, did they have a real faith in the first place?) This means teaching people the deep things of the word of God and training them in the defense of the faith. God calls for us to be people who are transformed from the inside (Romans 12:2; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Ephesians 4:22-24) and not who just look good on the outside (Matthew 23:23-28). (In Romans 12:2, the "form" in "conform" speaks of an outward disguise, as in 2 Corinthians 11:14, but the "form" in "transform" speaks of one's true internal nature, as in Philippians 2:6.) Now sometimes when working with people we need to start with some form of conformity. But if we stop there we end up producing superficial disciples who will cave when real pressure comes (Ephesians 4:14; Matthew 13:18-23).
Labels: Spirituality
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Can we know that we have eternal life? What does it mean to know? There are many passages in Scripture on being confident of our salvation (1 John 5:11-13; John 10:27-30; Romans 8:28-39; 1 Peter 1:5; Philippians 1:6). But there are also in Scripture many warnings (Galatians 5:1-4; 2 Peter 2:20-22; Hebrews 6:1-8; 10:26-31; James 2:14-26). Taken together they would seem to argue against two opposite errors, uncertainty and presumption.
Some views make any assurance difficult. They claim people are constantly saved and lost, or they require exceptional moral behavior to be sure of salvation. These do not fit the Scriptural promises of God's protection. Nor do they reflect the confidence before God described in the Scripture (Romans 8:15; Hebrews 4:16; 1 Peter 5:7). Also, there is little difference between working to be saved and working to be sure you are saved.
Other views presume if a person claims to be converted, they are a real Christian. One way of dealing with the warnings, in light of this, is to say they refer to Christians who are in danger of temporal discipline. God does discipline His people (Hebrews 12:4-13), but it is hard to reconcile this with what is said in the warnings. Can it be said of a genuine believer that Christ is of no benefit to them (Galatians 5:2) or it would have been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness (2 Peter 2:21)? Further, there is Scriptural basis for saying not everyone who professes to be a Christian is one (Matthew 7:21-23; 1 John 2:19; 2 Corinthians 13:5).
It is my understanding that the warnings refer to those who were never saved in the first place, rather then suggesting we can have salvation and lose it. This fits in with the Scriptural intimation that these never knew Christ (Matthew 7:21-23; 1 John 2:19) and accords with the Scriptural assurances of God's preservation. But do we then have to reach some high level of spirituality to be sure we are saved? It is difficult to be impressed with the behavior of Lot (see Genesis 13, 14, 19). He picks the best land, moves into the wicked city of Sodom, offers his daughters to be raped to save his house-guests, loses almost everything in the destruction of Sodom, and ends up committing incest with his daughters in a drunken stupor. But 2 Peter 2:7,8 says he was a just man (he was saved), and it also says his soul was tormented constantly because of the deeds of the people of Sodom. Genuine Christianity does not require a high level of spirituality, but it does produce a real change. It should also be noted that if you suspect you are not saved, the solution is not to do good works, but to trust Christ (John 3:16). But we should avoid the extremes. We should not encourage people to perpetually doubt their salvation. Nor should we assure them that if they go through the motions of a conversion, it must be genuine.
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Freedom in Christ - Galatians 5:1
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Christianity and Democracy
Is Christianity the friend or foe of democracy? Were the founding fathers of the United States Christians or deists? What are the facts?
The Greeks and Romans experimented with various forms of government, but when the Roman Empire fell, Europe reverted to monarchy. They also followed this approach in church government, which led to putting the authority of men before the word of God. During the Renaissance there was dabbling in Greek and Roman types of government. But this was confined to a few places. One reason for this is that democracy had not yet become a cause to fight or die for.
Then came the Protestant Reformation. One of the principles of the Reformation was that we have the right and responsibility to interpret Scripture for ourselves (Matthew 15:7-9; Acts 17:11; Galatians 1:8,9). This caused the Reformed branch of Protestantism to put the government of the church in the hands of the people. They also advocated popular civil government. These do not necessarily follow from each other. (Freedom of interpretation is taught in Scripture, but it is questionable whether Scripture prescribes any form of church government, and it says nothing about the form of civil government.) But they do fit together. If we can interpret Scripture for ourselves, then should we not be able to have a say in running the church? And if we can be trusted to run the church, can we not also be trusted to run the state? And the truth of God was something people were willing to fight and die for. This took the democratic political system from an oddity practiced in Switzerland and a few Italian cities to a broadly held principle.
But as Europe became more secular, a number of people (including deists, deism being watered-down Christianity) threw out the Reformed theological beliefs and kept the political convictions. John Locke was a key deist who advocated political liberty, but he got the idea from Protestants such as Thomas Hooker and Samuel Rutherford.
Many people of Reformed theology ended up coming to the New World to worship God as they saw fit. Other colonists were influenced by their beliefs or at least their political convictions. Therefore, on the question of whether the Founding Fathers were Christians or deists the answer is yes, some of both were included. But they were following principles that originated from their Protestant heritage.
What difference does this make? The democratic system that originated from Christianity had within it a strong sense of responsibility and a concept of the rule of law. To see what democracy becomes without these, we need look no further than the French Revolution, which followed a completely secular approach. I do not believe the United States, in spite of its rejection of Christianity, has yet totally cast off its tradition of rule of law. But if it does, all that will be left will be anarchy and a tyranny of the majority.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
The Right Technique
Is there a right way to share Christ? If so, what is it? While Scripture is clear on the commandment, it does not say a lot about the method. Yet there are serious disagreements on this issue. What can we conclude about this?
Scripture makes it quite clear there is an obligation to reach others for Christ (Matthew 28:18-20; Luke 24:47; Acts 1:8). We are to teach the right message (Galatians 1:8,9; 1 Corinthians 15:1-11; 2:1-5; Romans 3:21-31). This is to be done with boldness and gentleness (1 Peter 3:15; 2 Timothy 2:24-26; Ephesians 6:19,20; Colossians 4:2-6). This fits in with the more general principle of speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15). Therefore, we are to avoid the opposite extremes of being harsh and judgmental or being timid and not confronting people with the truth. We should also strive to have lives that do not contradict what we are trying to tell people (Matthew 5:13-16; John 13:34,35; 1 Peter 3:1,2).
But after we get past these basics, Scripture does not say much about specific methodology. That implies to me that Scripture is leaving it open. But it also implies to me that the real issue is not technique. Now do not get me wrong; I am not saying we should be sloppy and not try to present the gospel in the best way we know how. What I am saying is the main issue is the power of God, not following the right procedure. In the United States in the present day, there has been a departure from Christian beliefs and values. It is tempting, therefore, for Christians to desire a quick fix to return us as a nation to belief in Christ. I see no basis in Scripture for such an infallible method. Rather, we are to be prepared for rejection by the world around us (John 15:18-21; 16:1-4; Matthew 10:16-25). Therefore, we should not lose heart or search desperately for magic formulas, but rather share Christ as best we can and not lose heart, but trust in God and His power.
What approach, then, should we use? I have a certain degree of sympathy with the approach taken by Mark Mittelburg, Lee Strobel, and Bill Hybels in their "Becoming a Contagious Christian" course. They claim there are various evangelism styles and each person needs to find their own. This is not explicitly taught in Scripture, but fits in with the concept of the gifts of the body (1 Corinthians 12). But the main thing is not the method, but that we are at work carrying out God's commandment in this area. If we are doing what God commands, He will lead us to the approach He wants us to take.
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There has been a lot of confusion in the minds of the retailers and consumer as to what will be the price of goods immediately after the implementation of GST. Will they pay the Maximum Retail Price printed on the product or the revised price if there is any change in the price of such given product?
As it is not possible to change the packing of every product which shows its price overnight with the implementation of GST. This is also a point of worry for the manufacturers and distributors who hold a large amount of stocks in their storage units.
MRP Rules
The government has addressed all these concerns of the stakeholders and consumers, and notified rules regarding MRP (Maximum Retail Price) on Tuesday, 4th July 2017. This notification clearly states the rules to be followed in case of any changes in the price of the product.
Following MRP rules are specified under the notification:
- Both old, as well as the new revised MRP, must be shown on the packing of that particular product.
- If there is any increase in the MRP of any product the manufacturer/ importer/ packer must give a newspaper advertisement in two newspapers about such change in the price of their product. And put a sticker or print the updated MRP on the packaging.
- On the other hand, if there is any decrease in the MRP of any product no advertisement is required to be published. However, they are required to print or place a sticker on the packaging stating the price of the product.
Extension Period
The government is well aware of the worries of manufacturers and distributors, who have a lot of products lying in their storages. As it will take a long period of time to clear those stocks, the government has provided them with an extension period of three months starting from GST implementation date i.e. 1st July 2017 and ending on 30th September 2017. During this period they are not required to repackage their products stating the revised MRP as packaging also constitutes to a considerable amount of the cost of the product. They can just state the revised prices on their packaging along with the old price of such product. However, this relaxation will not be available after the expiry of this started 3 months period on 30th September 2017.
Legal Action
Now let us discuss what will happen if there is any noncompliance on the part of the manufacturers, packers or suppliers. Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan tweeted on the evening of 4th of July 2017 that if provisions regarding revised MRP as stated in the rules are not properly followed, then legal action will be taken against such shopkeeper. We can say that proper reflection of changes in the price is mandatory, failing which, dealers will be liable to pay penalty imposed on them by the authorities.
Steps Taken to Ensure Proper Implementation
The government is taking all the necessary steps to make sure that GST implementation is a smooth process. The government has formed a Central Monitoring Committee which is assigned with the task of monitoring price and supply situation post-GST implementation in the economy. This committee is required to meet every Tuesday to for relevant discussions.
Along with this government is taking every step possible to educate the stakeholder as well as the citizens about the GST law. In this process, they are conducting one hour long GST master class for 6 consecutive days which will be broadcasted on Doordarshan and will be available on the net as well.


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Bill McElaney is the type of person that I hope each of you has in their life. That person that you find yourself saying something along the lines of "If it wasn't _______, I wouldn't believe it."
On more than one occasion, I heard Bill advise someone to learn to play guitar because it could take you around the world. This much I know is true. Bill traveled the world as a musician. And now that he's passed away, he's had memorials in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and more than likely in Ireland in the near future. If it wasn't Bill, I wouldn't believe that someone's ashes could go on tour. But here we are.
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8 ways to beat blackheads
And prevent congestion and pimples
If you've found your way here, you are probably well acquainted with blackheads, the tiny dots that look as innocuous as a little dirt, but can be a lot more sinister when they cause congestion and breakouts.
So how do blackheads actually form? Well, in a nutshell, a mixture of oil, impurities and dead skin cells essentially clog in your pores at the skin's surface, and when that interacts with oxygen, it turns black.
These blackheads can then lead to congestion and pimples, which is not fun for anyone, so here are eight ways you can treat, prevent and minimise them.
Get instant gratification with a pore strip
Sadly these handy strips can't prevent blackheads, but they can pull out some of the dirt and oil that could currently be clogging the pores on and around your nose. Limit your use to about once a week, and try and make other changes to your skin care routine to prevent the build-up (i.e. don't rely on this as your only blackhead treatment).
Try: Bioré Deep Cleansing Pore Strips
Give your skin a deep cleanse
The best way to prevent clogged pores is to ensure that you're giving your skin a gentle exfoliation and a really thorough clean well below the surface, and an electronic cleansing brush is going to help get you deep down. This kind of cleanse can also help active ingredients (more on that in a bit) work better.
Try: Clarisonic Mia 2 with the Deep Pore brush head
Use a purifying mask
Look to use a clay-based mask once or twice a week to help draw out impurities and balance oil production. Products with kaolin clay can also help offer a gentle exfoliation, which will help get rid of those dead skin cells before they cause any trouble.
Try: Kiehl's Rare Earth Pore Cleansing Masque
Exfoliate regularly
While you can't scrub away existing blackheads, exfoliating your skin will help prevent clogging in the first place. And remember: you won't get rid of blackheads the more you scrub, so limit your exfoliation to one or two nights week.
Try: NIVEA Daily Essentials Gentle Exfoliating Scrub
Try salicylic acid
A well-known BHA (beta hydroxyl acid), salicylic acid can penetrate oil, and essentially works to break down the gunk that's clogging your pores from inside. Regular use of salicylic products (whether in concentrated forms like a peel or in a combination product like a cleanser, exfoliator or moisturiser) can also help prevent blackheads from forming.
Try: Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant
Give glycolic treatments a go
An AHA (alpha hydroxyl acid), glycolic acid chemically exfoliates the surface of your skin, eliminating dead skin cells and any build-up from dirt and oil that can lead to the congested pore. Like salicylic acid, you shouldn't start with the highest concentration, but instead you can try a product with glycolic in a lower concentration that's more pure.
Try: Mario Badescu Glycolic Acid Toner
Look into retinol and retinoids
While you can get over-the-counter retinol products, it's probably best to consult a dermatologist to see if it's the best route to treat your blackheads. The prescription-based formulations (usually retinoids, like Retin-A) are the most effective way to deal with a bad case of blackheads, but over-the-counter products are not to be overlooked, with the ingredient retinol working to improve cell turnover and minimise blackheads (as well as having anti-ageing benefits!).
Try: Skinstitut Retinol Serum
See a professional
Extraction, or 'steam and squeeze', facials can do a world of good to treat and prevent blackheads, congested skin, and complexions prone to acne and breakouts. While this kind of facial is not one you'd want to try if you're looking for an hour of relaxation, it's definitely one worth doing if blackheads are a constant issue for you.
Carli is BEAUTYcrew's Editor and has been since the site launched in 2016. She is currently on a quest to find the perfect medium-coverage foundation for combination skin, is trying to narrow down her mascara collection to just three, and is embracing the power of AHAs. You can find her words right here on BEAUTYcrew, and previously on beautyheaven.
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text: Jen grew up surfing and sailing in the Gulf Coast waters of Pensacola, Florida. Seeing her community impacted firsthand by the 2010 BP oil spill reinforced how critical it was to protect our beaches and ensure communities have clean water. Jen leads global product marketing for Facebook's brand video products, where she drives product strategy, development, and growth. She previously led Facebook's product development for the Middle East and Africa, and has over a decade of experience building products that connect people and government policies. Prior to Facebook she served as a National Security advisor on Middle Eastern policy, and worked for Google Dot Org's connectivity initiative in Rwanda. Jen graduated with honors from Stanford University and has an MBA from Harvard Business School, and currently lives with her husband in San Francisco, CA.


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–Asiedu Nketia Fumes
The General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, is proposing psychiatric treatment for the Ashanti regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), for alleging that some NDC activists were bussed from the Northern region to register in the region.
According to him, such 'frivolous' claims will only come from a 'desperate' person, who is only concerned about winning power in the 2016 general elections.
Some 60 alleged NDC activists, were accosted in the Ashanti Region after the NPP Chairman in the region, Antwi Boasiako claimed he picked up intelligence that the NDC, were allegedly bussing voters to register at the Asawase, Oforikrom, Alabar, New Edubiase and Tepa areas.
Chairman Wontumi, as he is popularly called, handed the culprits over to the Zongo police for further investigations.
He has vowed to make the region a no-go area for the NDC to execute any diabolic plans, in their bid to retain power in 2016.
But in a rebuttal on Asempa FM's Ekosii Sen programme on Wednesday, Asiedu Nketia said, Chairman Wontumi is an "embarrassment to his party".
He said, the NDC has better things to do with its limited resources than to bus people from areas, where the limited registration exercise is also taking place.
"If someone comes to register in Kumasi, while the same exercise is going on in Bolga, then that person has a mental problem," he declared.
General Mosquito, was convinced that the supposed NDC activists accosted by Wontumi at a lorry station, were people who had arrived from the north. "
"The NPP is afraid of its own shadows; they started the bussing of people to registration centers in 2000, so they think we are doing the same thing," he added.
Asiedu Nketia feared such action taken by the NPP Chairman, if replicated across the country could trigger violence in the country.
Following Chairman Wontumi's allegation that all transferred Police Personnel to the Ashanti Region are members of the NDC, the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NDC, Mr. Yaw Owusu Obimpeh, has responded harshly that the NPP's regional chairman is probably losing his head.
This allegation was made when about 100 bused fresh voters he (Wontumi) suspects to be members of the NDC from the Upper East Region, were arrested at various electoral areas of the Ashanti Region, attempting to register.
As a way of verifying the intelligence he picked, Chairman Wontumi revealed that he assembled his men at vantage areas to prevent the bused voters from registering their names in the area.
In all, sixty (60) culprits were arrested and thirteen (13) have been handed over to the Zongo Police Station, where they have been made to write statements.
According to an eyewitness who spoke to Peacefmonline.com, some of the culprits confessed to them that they were asked to come and register at the Asawase, Oforikrom, Alabar, New Edubiase and Tepa areas.
Responding to Wontumi's allegation on Okay FM's Ade Akye Abia programme, the NDC Ashanti Regional Chairman, hinted that the arrested youth are from the Northern Region working as porters in the Ashanti Region for survival, as their arrival has nothing to do with voters' registration.
He stressed that there is nothing wrong with the youth from the Northern Region, who are working in the Ashanti Region to join in the registration to exercise their voting rights in the country during elections; emphasizing that NPP should stop the tribal politics as this will affect the peace the country is enjoying.
"I think something is happening to the head of Chairman Wontumi for him to allege that all the transferred Police Personnel are members of the NDC; he is getting some heat in his head, because how can I identify all the Police personnel in the Ashanti Region as NDC, NPP or CPP members? Do the police officers have identity on their foreheads indicating their political affiliation? He should tell us the police officer in Suame, who led the fresh voters to register in the Ashanti Region. We shouldn't use lies to do politics, because none of the allegations is true; if he doesn't take care, something bad will happen in the Ashanti Region," he warned.
Source: Daniel Adu Darko


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South China Sea: Vietnam's Land Reclamation 1.9%
Carlyle A. Thayer
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We request your assessment of the report on Vietnam's Land Reclamation just released by the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative (AMTI) at the Center for International and Strategic Studies (CSIS), Washington, D.C. http://amti.csis.org/vietnam-island-building/ What do you make of it? Has Vietnam been reclaiming land in the South China Sea for a while.
The CSIS AMTI Report will be music to China's ears because China and its supporters are claiming that China is merely catching up with regional states. China has already alleged that regional states have reclaimed land, built military installations and even installed missiles. The CSIS report provides new information to the extent that it depicts construction on Sand Cay and West London Reef from 2010. These are the latest photos Sand Cay and West London Reef in the public domain. The CSIS report may be misleading in using the description "significant" and giving stress to military facilities. These features have been occupied by Vietnam since 1956, first the Republic of Vietnam and then the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The lighthouses were erected in the 1990s (if not earlier). All Vietnam's occupied islands and features have military personnel. They also have "fortifications" for defensive purposes. These are flimsy positions of concrete that are not very thick.
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Why I chose to be a nomad in my 40s
Forsaking security of a traditional home life opened the doors to an incredible world of travel
With the Moroccan surf roaring in the distance and a glass of sweet mint tea by my side, it's easy to feel like my nomadic life is perfect. Today, it is.
The day my father died while I explored another city, however, was not.
All lifestyles come with sacrifices, and my sacrifices were made so that I could see the world. When you're young and life's promise awaits, long-term travel can be an easy choice. But in your 40s - when most everyone you know has a mortgage, family and secure future in hand - forsaking security for the great unknown is a bold risk.
When I gave my landlord the keys to my apartment days before my 42nd birthday, I had sold the leather sofa set that took me seven years to pay off. Giving away the wall of books I'd spent a life accumulating crushed me, and I struggled to have friends "adopt" the copious kitchen appliances that I adored. Yet, somehow, I whittled my 900-square-foot park-side apartment in Victoria, B.C., down to nine boxes.
Standing before my landlord that morning, if I could have reneged on my decision to go "full nomad," I might have. I was deeply anxious about whether I'd be tough enough for this adventure.
But even greater was the fear of regretting not attempting my decades-long dream of traveling the world.
I off-loaded those apartment keys, threw my bags in a friend's SUV, along with my nine boxes - representing a life that once took a 25-foot moving truck to transport. Croatia awaited. The boxes went in storage, and I hopped on a plane.
Since that day 16 months ago, I've lived in over 30 cities, taken more than 40 flights and a dozen trains, while struggling to make myself understood in six languages and 10 countries. Amazing as it is, there isn't a week that goes by that I don't long to share what my friends back home are experiencing, or wish I could play with my niece. Or even just be in the same time zone so that a phone call home doesn't require math and preplanning.
On the other hand, I get to explore the Mexican high desert, road-trip through the Azores islands, or listen to a bagpiper on Edinburgh's Royal Mile.
I wish I could be happy with a "regular" life - family, a good job - but children were never in my picture.
Other girls played with dolls and called them their "babies," but I coveted Smurfs, stories and Legos. When other teens dreamed of marrying one day, I imagined a "spinster" life running a bed-and-breakfast as I typed away in an oceanside study.
Single life seemed ideal because I wanted freedom to travel and live as I liked, but 15 years of misadventure interfered with that dream. A couple near-fatal accidents, a decade of struggle, a wall of medical debt - it all stood between me and the world. That "freedom" I'd opted into as a single woman had become a life of Netflix binges and fat-pants, while working from home. Daily, online displays of other people's freedom taunted me, until I decided to be relentless in pursuit of my own freedom.
One-third into my plan to travel for five years, there's still so much more I long to experience. A whole world waits to be tasted and trampled.
The nomadic life isn't always glamour and glory. Every new shower or tub is a learning curve. Beds are unpredictable. Travel days are panic-filled. Flights are insufferable. And you really haven't lived until you've crushed a fast-crawling scorpion emerging from your sink.
Anxiety still consumes me on every packing day. Health issues are an ordeal, as I recently learned while sitting in a run-down Greek emergency room, confounded by their health care system. Even finding plus-size clothes abroad is a struggle.
So why do I do it? Because how else would I know what it's like to stand all alone in a Roman arena in Croatia on a windy November day? The Acropolis and the Parthenon weren't coming to me, so I needed to go to them.
As a single woman on a writer's income, my choices were: have a beautiful home or see the world. No sugar-daddy was whisking me away to travel on his dime, so I had to be my own hero.
When I get lonely, and I do, I turn to co-living arrangements. Here in Morocco, for example, I'm lodging with 12 other remote workers fixated on living a life less ordinary. Once we move on to our next locations, we may never see one another again. But for now, we're close friends, united more by kindred worldviews than anything else we might have in common.
One day, I'll probably want a more predictable existence, like a bed of my own, a routine as comfortable as old jeans. But for now, I don't know where in the world I'll be in six weeks - and I wouldn't have it any other way.


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The worlds of country and gospel music historically overlap. As the country music business first took shape, songs about faith and God appeared on seemingly every radio star's program -- a trend that survived the rise of television.
As southern gospel became more of a separate entity, its stars mirrored many of the same lyrical themes as their secular counterparts. This led to a sharing of values that's made it normal over the years for the Carter Family to sing gospel songs or for Randy Travis to appear as part of a Bill Gaither production. It was even mainstream for artists ranging from Alan Jackson and Vince Gill to Carrie Underwood and Dolly Parton singing hits rooted in the scriptures.
Country gospel music really stands the test of time. Because of this cross-genre exchange, these eight songs penned by songwriters with country music ties sound at home in churches that still sing old-time hymns like "Amazing Grace" and "How Great Thou Art" and gospel quartet standards.
1. The Bailes Brothers - "Dust on the Bible"
Over time, this country gospel song has been a go-to. For example, Hank Williams sang it back in the day, Kitty Wells made it the title track of one of her great albums and Wanda Jackson revisited it this century while collaborating with Jack White. It's a Bailes Brothers original, recorded by the West Virginia-based family band in the 1940s.
2. Alfred E. Brumley - "Turn Your Radio On" and "Victory in Jesus"
Alfred E. Brumley brought more than gospel classics into the world. He's also the father of Tom Brumley, a steel guitarist for Buck Owens' Buckaroos and a prime mover in the Bakersfield Sound's birth. The elder Brumley's family would've impacted country music regardless, considering how often "Turn Your Radio On" popped up on recordings by Ray Stevens, John Hartford and others.
3. Grady and Hazel Cole - "Tramp on the Street"
Although this song is closely associated with Hank Williams, whose version probably informed covers by Joan Baez and other folk revivalists, it was first written and recorded by North Georgia "hillbilly" duo Grady and Hazel Cole. Although Grady Cole helped write hundreds of songs, including Louvin Brothers deep cut "What A Change One Day Can Make," only this gospel favorite transcends the days of rural singing stars and 15-minute radio spots.
4. Dallas Frazier - "The Baptism of Jesse Taylor"
Frazier is best-known for writing "Elvira," a song that helped bring crossover appeal for former gospel quartet the Oak Ridge Boys. He also co-wrote "The Baptism of Jesse Taylor" with Sanger D. Shafer, creator of George Strait hits "Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind" and "All My Ex's Live in Texas." While it's not too odd that this story-song came from country, it's just as easy to assume that it's yet another Bill Gaither original.
5. Kris Kristofferson - "One Day at a Time"
In 1973, Kristofferson helped his mentor Marijohn Wilkin -- the co-writer behind Stonewall Jackson's "Waterloo" and Lefty Frizzell's "The Long Black Veil" -- compose one of the best songs of Christian faith written in the past 50 years. Marilyn Sellars first recorded it in 1974, with as many as 200 other versions cut in the following years. Few singers from any genre have captured the song's child-like faith as effectively as Merle Haggard.
6. Carl Perkins - "Daddy Sang Bass"
Known for the now-tame rebellion of "Blue Suede Shoes," Perkins went from rockabilly pioneer to an unlikely modern hymnist during his time on the road with one of this song's best-known singers, Johnny Cash. Like a lot of modern gospel standards, it points back to earlier songs. Perkins borrows lines from "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," an old song given new life by Cash's in-laws.
7. Carl Story - "Gloryland Way" and "The Unclouded Day"
Dubbed the "Father of Gospel Bluegrass," Story solidified the relationship between sacred and secular picking that lives on through The Isaacs and other acts. In the process, he introduced a couple of upbeat originals that suited gospel-minded country artists, his bluegrass peers and the musical needs of old-time church services.
8. Hank Williams - "I Saw The Light"
Hank Williams added statements of faith to the then-familiar tune of Scottish folk song "Bonnie Charlie." Old tunes getting rehashed with new lyrics was common at the time -- see the evolution from "The Great Rhode Island Route" to the "Wabash Cannonball." Williams' song became so standard at tent revivals and on gospel radio that it's odd to think that it wasn't already in the hymnal before its 1948 release.
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Espial demonstrates breakthrough Pro Sports App on G4 STB Client by OneTwoSee at CES2016
OTTAWA, Ontario — December 18, 2015 — Transforming the viewing experience worldwide, Espial today announced exciting new applications for its G4 STB Client, based on RDK and HTML5, to be showcased at CES in Las Vegas next month. Transforming the viewing experience worldwide, Espial today announced exciting new applications for its G4 STB Client, based on RDK and HTML5, to be showcased at CES in Las Vegas next month. Espial has partnered with the award-winning, Philadelphia-based fan engagement technology company, OneTwoSee to enable network operators to deliver value add applications in conjunction with live sporting events to their subscribers to help combat cord-cutting and increase revenue.
At CES, Espial will demonstrate a professional sports application developed by OneTwoSee which enhances the live game viewing experience by syncing real-time team/player stats, injury reports, win probability and other functions, such as tracking sports fantasy stats.
"Consumers and fans today are demanding more information while watching sports," said Chris Reynolds, CEO of OneTwoSee. "OneTwoSee's fan engagement technology, enhanced by Espial's G4 Client solution, enables operators to engage and monetize their audience through any screen," said Chris Reynolds, CEO OneTwoSee. "
"Espial's G4 Client enables new applications and services to be created and brought to market with unprecedented velocity." said Jaison Dolvane. "The compelling live sports apps by OneTwoSee enhances the TV sports viewing experience and engages subscribers. This is a good example of innovative apps developed at web speed on Espial's open G4 Client platform based on RDK and HTML5"
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OneTwoSee provides licensed, white-labeled products that help sports broadcasters, leagues and other organizations engage and monetize their audiences through any screen. OneTwoSee partners and clients include regional and national sports broadcasters, newspaper publishers, consumer electronic companies, online portals and MVPDs.
About Espial (dev.espial.com)
With Espial, video service providers create responsive and engaging subscriber viewing experiences incorporating intuitive content discovery and instinctive navigation. Service providers achieve 'Web-speed' innovation with Espial's flexible, open software leveraging RDK and HTML5 technologies. This provides competitive advantage through an immersive and personalized user experience, seamlessly blending advanced TV services with OTT content. With customers spanning six continents, Espial is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, has R&D centers in Silicon Valley and the UK, and sales/support offices in the U.S., Europe and Asia.


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Pearlfisher Copenhagen Designs Innovative New Challenger Brand, Sea Man Seaweed Chips
by Natalie Mouradian on 11/01/2018 | 1 Minute Read
Pearlfisher created this standout work for innovative new challenger brand, Sea Man Seaweed Chips - a new premium, handcrafted chip made from a farmed species of seaweed called bladderwrack - a healthy and sustainable alternative to potato chips.
Working in close partnership with founder and dedicated sea farmer, Heine Max Olesen, we looked to build an iconic identity inspired by Heine's larger than life but down to earth personality.
For the design, handcrafted illustrations depict an undersea world waiting to be explored and an illustration of a diving Sea Man, evoke the bold, playful and pioneering spirit of the sea farmer.
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You may not be able to get a ticket to "Hamilton" on Broadway, but you can get a good seat at a lecture, "Hamilton: Man, Myth and Musical," at the Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach.
Robert Watson, author, historian and Lynn University professor, will discuss the triumphal and tragic life of Alexander Hamilton at 6 p.m. Monday.
Learn about his difficult upbringing in the West Indies and his Jewish roots; his meteoric rise to become George Washington's chief aide during the American Revolution and later secretary of treasury; the intimate details of his scandalous downfall and duel; and the phenomenon that is the hit Broadway musical.
Also coming up at the library:
Folk dance: Kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month, the Venezuela Dance & Drum will entertain. 2 p.m. Saturday.
All about wine: Wine expert Bob Burchill will discuss how to navigate your way through the world of wines. Learn how to choose, serve, taste and buy wine. Adults. 2 p.m. Monday.
Adult artists: Join Melissa Mastrangelo, artist and owner of Mobile Masterpieces, and learn how to capture the feel for time of day while painting a beach scene. All supplies provided. Open to all skill levels. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. Monday; class is at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday.
Break bad habits: Learn self-hypnosis with Mary Ligon, a practicing clinical hypnotherapist, and discover the power of your unconscious mind. Wear comfortable clothing. Adults. 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Programs scheduled at other area libraries:
Acreage Branch
15801 Orange Blvd., Loxahatchee
Miniature gardens: Paint lively motifs on clay pots and create a colorful desert. Ages 14 and older. Preregister. 2 p.m. Sunday.
Teen trivia: Team up with friends and show off your knowledge on a variety of topics. Snacks provided. Ages 12 and older. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Cookie Book Club: Read "The House with a Clock in Its Walls" by John Bellairs. Eat cookies and share your thoughts about the book. Snacks provided. Ages 8 to 12. 4 p.m. Sept. 20.
Belle Glade Branch
725 NW Fourth St., Belle Glade
Crafternoon: Make a God's Eye, a traditional Mexican craft for good fortune. All ages. 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Arrrrgh: Celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day with stories and a treasure hunt. Ages 6 and older. 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Clarence E. Anthony Branch
375 SW Second Ave., South Bay
Keep cool: Create colorful artwork on a sun visor hat. All ages. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Lantana Road Branch
4020 Lantana Road, Lake Worth
Happy feet: Cardio meets culture in this beginning West African dance class presented by Afrique Ngozi Dance and Drum. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Ages 12 and older. Preregister. 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Under the Sea: Have fun with games and crafts with a mermaid theme. Ages 7 to 11. Preregister. 4 p.m. Sept. 20.
Okeechobee Boulevard Branch
5689 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach
Step in time: Join in this beginning West African dance class presented by Afrique Ngozi Dance and Drum. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Ages 12 and older. Preregister. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Election issues: Todd Bonlarron, assistant county administrator, will provide an explanation of state constitutional amendments and local questions on this year's ballot. Adults. Preregister. 2 p.m. Sept. 20.
Wellington Branch
1951 Royal Fern Drive, Wellington
Young artists: Bring your imagination and creativity to make a picture using Perler beads. Snacks provided. Ages 12 to 17. 6 p.m. Sept. 20.
Rock out: Paint rocks to keep or hide to spread joy to others. Materials provided. Ages 12 and older. Preregister. 6:30 p.m. Sept. 20.


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As a fellow YouTuber and content creator, I know music is helpful in setting the tone for projects. Lucky for me, I make music! But you might not, which is why I'm here to help!
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Barbara Dilly
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Locale: Omaha, Nebraska.
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Cockerill tied for fifth at Challenge Tour event in France
Aaron Cockerill made his biggest step towards solidifying his tour status for next season after one of the best results in his professional career.
The Gunton product was tied for the clubhouse lead after the third round at the Hopps Open de Provence at Mallemort, France, which took place from Sept. 25 to 28, and ended up tied for fifth at 13-under par, three strokes back of winner Lars van Meijel of The Netherlands. It was Cockerill's best showing on the European Challenge Tour since finishing tied for 17th two weeks earlier at the Open de Portugal.
"I've been playing well lately the last couple of events. I've been around the lead the last eight rounds of tournament play. My ball striking has been solid and I've been playing smart as well," he wrote in an email to The Stonewall Argus and Teulon Times.
With his performance in France, Cockerill earned his biggest payday on tour at €8,133.30 ($11,782.56) and went up the Challenge Tour's Order of Merit from 89th to 60th, becoming the tour's top North American. The top 45 players qualify for the season-ending Grand Final in Mallorca, Spain, as well as some European Tour events next season.
Cockerill went on a tear in the first round, shooting six straight birdies on the front nine on his way to six-under, one stroke back of the lead on Sept. 25. In the second round, starting at the 10th hole, he shot a bogey on the 11th but recovered with an eagle on the 13th. Cockerill added three more birdies before shooting two bogeys for a round of two-under and eight-under overall. He later shot two bogeys in the front nine of the third round, but ending up carding five birdies for three-under and 11-under overall, tied for the lead after three rounds.
"I just hit it pretty good," Cockerill said in a video posted by the Challenge Tour. "I had some two-putt birdies and didn't miss a lot of greens, lot of two putts … I haven't really been in this position before."
In the final round, Cockerill hit a bogey on the second and a birdie on the fourth. After a birdie on the 11th and a bogey on the 13th, he shot three straight birdies on the 14th, 15th and 16th holes to make a charge for top spot. Tied for third going into the final hole, Cockerill shot a bogey on the 18th to end his tournament.
"I tried to take (the) driver over the corner in an attempt to make eagle. It didn't work out but I don't regret the decision. I was playing to win," he wrote to The Argus and Times.
Cockerill is playing in the Lalla Aïcha Challenge Tour in Morocco from Oct. 3 to 6 on the same course he played at the Trophée Hassan II European Tour event in April where Cockerill missed the cut.


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BHU PET 2017 – Banaras Hindu University organizes Postgraduate Entrance Test for Post-graduation courses every year generally recognized as BHU PET (Banaras Hindu University Postgraduate Entrance Test). The university is positioned at Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Applicants willing to do their post-graduation in this university should undergo PET and should be eligible in it.
The Banaras Hindu University shall conduct Postgraduate Entrance Test for admission to various Postgraduate Courses as given hereunder for the Session 2017-2018. Admittances will be made according to distinction in the PET, subject to fulfilling of suitability requirements mentioned below and obtainability of seats in the specific Course for which the applicant has applied for and appeared in the Entrance Exam. These Courses have been divided into "General Courses", "Professional Courses" and "Special Courses".
The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) will conduct PG Entrance Exam 2017 for admission to several PG Courses. BHU (Banaras Hindu University) Admission 2017 will be made according to merit in the BHU PET (Banaras Hindu University Postgraduate Entrance Test) 2017, subject to satisfying of Eligibility requirements and obtainability of seats in the specific Course for which the applicant has applied for and appeared in the BHU (Banaras Hindu University) Entrance Exam.
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Lesley Crawford has been fishing for wild trout in Scotland for over 40 years and her enthusiasm for the sport shows absolutely no signs of diminishing. She is a well established highly respected author with three major titles for Swan Hill, notably the highly acclaimed 'Scotlands Classic Wild Trout Waters'. Recently Lesley finished 'The Wild Trout Fishers Handbook' again for Swan Hill and this should be out in the summer of 2002.
Lesley works as a demonstrator at the prestigious CLA Game Fair, is a prolific contributor to the angling press with feature articles and photographs regularly used in amongst others the Scotsman, Salmon Trout & Sea Trout and Fish&Fly Internet magazine. As well as feature writing and photography Lesley has appeared on UK television's 'Screaming Reels' and 'Countrymans Hour' and also on BBC radio. She is a highly experienced SANA instructor and REFFIS Approved Fishing Guide with extensive experience of teaching and guiding all ages and angling abilities from beginner to expert. Her principal business in the summer is guiding and or instructing angling parties large and small and most of the winter is spent freelance writing. Lesley also has an extensive photo library of Scottish fishing scenes and landscapes available for contract hire.
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by Coach Travis Mash
Yesterday I had the honor and privilege of assisting with my hometown high school football strength and conditioning program. Ashe County High School in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina was the scene of me going back to my roots. I have wanted to influence my hometown team for years. Yesterday was the beginning of what I hope evolves into something awesome. I want my guys in the mountains to learn that reality is what they make of it. The seed is plated, and now it is time to nurture it.
I had a complex squat every day plan all ready for the athletes. It has been a long time since I have worked with athletes that weren't five star football recruits or World Team Members. It was a refreshing change going back to the basics. I left that weight room smiling ear to ear.
Here are the keys to training new athletes:
1. Stick to the Basics! Pick 2 or 3 exercises that are beneficial to the athletes that you are training and practice those exercises every session. We are going to focus on squats, bench press, and cleans. I was going to include overhead squats, but I have decided to introduce those after the athletes have mastered these three first.
The cleans will develop power production, posterior chain strength, kinesthetic awareness, balance, speed, and movement. The squats will develop absolute strength, muscle mass, and mobility. The bench press will develop upper body absolute strength and muscle mass. These three exercises alone will make these athletes better than ever.
More is not better! You are much better off to perfect three movements rather than to introduce a bunch of exercises that the athlete will only get half right. When your body becomes more efficient at performing the exercises, it will recruit more fibers, get stronger, and become more powerful.
Plus whether you are working in the high school or in a private gym, normally time is a part of the equation. If you have one hour or less to get your workout completed, I recommend focusing on the movements that get the most bang for your buck. I suggest movements that are: 1. multi-joint requiring maximal muscle recruitment, 2. range of motion focused encouraging mobility, and 3. triple joint in nature demonstrating maximal power production.
2. Technique trumps weight especially in the beginning! I refuse to have my athletes go heavier until their technique is at least proficient. I watch strength coaches make huge mistakes with adding a load before their athletes have learned the movement. Here's the thing. If big lifts are your goal, perfect technique is the way to get there. It might require a little extra time and effort, but you will find that safe technique will always render maximal loads. All you have to do is watch the weightlifting world championships, and you will see massive amounts of weight lifter overhead with beautiful technique.
3. Motivate them! I love coaching. I love motivating athletes to be better than they ever thought they could. If you can't motivate, you can't coach. I don't care who you are. I watch tons of brilliant strength coaches crying because no one will take them seriously. It's because they can't motivate. Therefore no one will take them seriously.
Coaches have to motivate, educate, and create buy in. Athletes have to trust their coaches to give their buy in. They have to know that you are always honest and forthcoming. Over time your actions will either let them know that you have their best interests or not. If your reason for coaching is because you want to see young people reach their goals and to grow as humans, then all of this will come naturally. If you desire to make yourself look smart or important, you are in the wrong business. If you are not succeeding in this business, I recommend looking at your own motivation first.
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Nursing Home Neglect Lawyers in Indianapolis
When you choose to place a loved one in a nursing home, you do so with the expectation that they will be cared for, and essentially safer and healthier than they would be in their own home. Sadly, this isn't always the case as nursing home abuse and neglect are far too common. If you or a loved one has suffered harm due to neglect or abuse within a nursing home setting, we can help.
Our Indianapolis nursing home neglect attorneys represent those who have been the victim of nursing home abuse or neglect. We can help when a loved one has suffered injury or death due to the following situations and more:
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