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Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies
By BOB THOMAS Associated Press
FILE - This 1983 file photo shows actress Elizabeth Taylor during the run of the Broadway play "Private Lives" in New York. Publicist Sally Morrison said the actress died today in Los Angeles of congestive heart failure at age 79. (AP Photo/File)
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Screen legend Elizabeth Taylor, the violet-eyed film goddess whose sultry screen life was often upstaged by her stormy personal life, died Wednesday at age 79.
She died of congestive heart failure at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where she had been hospitalized for about six weeks, publicist Sally Morrison said.
"My Mother was an extraordinary woman who lived life to the fullest, with great passion, humor, and love," her son, Michael Wilding, said in a statement.
"We know, quite simply, that the world is a better place for Mom having lived in it. Her legacy will never fade, her spirit will always be with us, and her love will live forever in our hearts."
Wilding and Taylor's three other children were with her. She is also survived buy 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Taylor had extraordinary grace, fame and wealth, and won three Oscars, including a special one for her humanitarian work. But she was tortured by ill health, failed romances and personal tragedy.
"I think I'm becoming fatalistic," she said in 1989. "Too much has happened in my life for me not to be fatalistic."
Her eight marriages -- including two to actor Richard Burton -- and a lifelong battle with substance abuse, physical ailments and overeating made Taylor as popular in supermarket tabloids as in classic film festivals.
Taylor disclosed in November 2004 that she had congestive heart failure. But she still periodically dismissed reports that she was at death's door, saying she used a wheelchair only because of chronic back problems that began at age 12 when she fell from a horse.
"Oh, come on, do I look like I'm dying?" she said in May 2006 in a rare television interview on CNN's "Larry King Live." "Do I look like or sound like I have Alzheimer's?" Tabloids report such things "because they have nothing else dirty to write about anybody else," she said.
When she turned 75 the following year, she was asked about the secret to her longevity and quipped: "Hangin' in."
The London-born actress was a star at age 12, a bride and a divorcee at 18, a screen goddess at 19 and a widow at 26.
She appeared in more than 50 films, and won Oscars for her performances in "Butterfield 8" (1960) and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1966), in which she starred opposite Burton.
In later years, she was a spokeswoman for several causes, most notably AIDS research. Her work gained her a special Oscar, the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, in 1993.
As she accepted it, she told a worldwide television audience: "I call upon you to draw from the depths of your being -- to prove that we are a human race, to prove that our love outweighs our need to hate, that our compassion is more compelling than our need to blame."
This 1966 file photo shows Elizabeth Taylor in the role of Martha, and Richard Burton in the role of George in a scene from the 1966 movie "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (AP Photo/File)
She accepted her many health problems with a stoic attitude.
"My body's a real mess," Taylor told W magazine in 2004. "If you look at it in the mirror, it's just completely convex and concave."
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R I P Elizabeth Taylor. You will be missed by millions....
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One of the causes of cerebral palsy is vascular insufficiency occurring before or during child birth.
Cerebral vascular insufficiency is defined as an impaired blood flow to the brain. A cerebral vascular accident is more commonly known as a stroke. Perinatal (defined as 28 weeks gestation to 28 days after birth) stroke is a common known cause of cerebral palsy in term and near-term infants. A stroke in the early stages of pregnancy can be particularly damaging as the brains of children, especially during the first six months of development, are particularly vulnerable.
1) A cerebral infarction occurs when a blood vessel supplying part of the brain becomes blocked and blood leaks out of the vessel into the surrounding tissue. The loss of blood supply results in the death of the tissue and so damage to the brain. This can cause cerebral palsy.
2) Another vascular event is known as intracranial haemorrhage ie spontaneous bleeding inside the brain tissue usually caused by high blood pressure. The bleeding also causes damage to the brain, which leads to cerebral palsy.
Some of these factors may be pre-existing or genetic such as heart or blood vessel abnormalities, and some may develop during the pregnancy such as an infection or pre-eclampsia. But in some cases birth complications can cause interruptions in blood flow to the baby's brain.
How is a perinatal stroke diagnosed?
A vascular event will be apparent on brain imaging. Imaging options include ultrasound, CT scan, and MRI (usually the most sensitive method).
In some cases after birth there can be tests for blood clotting disorders (if it is thought an infarction caused the bleed) or an electroencephalogram (EEG) can be done for seizures/epilepsy that may be a complication of the stroke. Neuropsychological testing can also be helpful for older children who may have problems with areas of development including learning difficulties.
Perinatal stroke can be difficult to diagnose as symptoms may not be evident in new-borns. As a child's brain develops difficulties such as movement, seizures and cognitive ability may become more apparent.
At Leigh Day when investigating claims in clinical negligence we regularly instruct experts who specialise in the treatments listed above to advise us and our clients who have suffered perinatal stroke and have developed cerebral palsy as a result, on how those clients can reduce the effect of their injuries as far as possible and so that we can claim compensation which can help fund treatment and aids.
Leigh Day solicitors regularly deal with cases of perinatal stroke caused as a result of hospital negligence, whether those strokes were caused by a failure to prevent factors that developed during pregnancy, such as infection or by mismanaged child birth.
We are experienced in birth injury and perinatal stroke cases and can help clients secure compensation to meet their therapy and care needs for the rest of their lives.


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Convergence science and research is the result of the sharing of methods, ideas, and intellectual frameworks between investigators from often radically different fields. The great convergence of methods and research approaches will have a broad effect across the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, and play a crucial role in the major breakthroughs of the 21st century.
Moderator: Mark Daley
Dr. Mark Daley is Associate Vice-President (Research), University of Western Ontario. Dr. Daley is a Principal investigator at the Brain and Mind Institute, holds a SHARCNET Research Chair in biocomputing and is the Chair of the Board of Directors of Compute Ontario. Dr. Daley is a mathematician and theoretical computer scientist by training and spent his early career contributing to both the theoretical foundations of computing and to the formal mathematical modelling of biological processes. Dr. Daley's research endeavours also include data-driven mathematical modelling in neuroimaging and computational physiology.
Dr. Wil Cunningham
Wil's research takes a social cognitive neuroscience approach to understand the cognitive and motivational processes underlying emotional responses. Of primary interest are the affective evaluations of people and objects that guide thought and behavior. To better understand these processes, his lab uses methods and theories from both social psychology (e.g., models of attitudes and latency-based evaluation measures) and cognitive neuroscience (e.g., biological models of emotion and fMRI/EEG methods). By using the "toolboxes" of each discipline with their distinct strengths and weaknesses, a more complete picture of emotion is likely to emerge. Current research examines how motivation and emotion-regulation (which can occur at both automatic and controlled levels of processing) contribute to emotional and evaluative states. This work suggests that affective states are constructed moment to moment from multiple component processes that integrate relevant information from various sources such as automatically activated attitudes and situational contexts. In addition, recent work examines how different emotional states contribute to evaluative judgments.
Dr. Kate Helsen
Dr. Kate Helsen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Research and Composition at the Don Wright Faculty of Music at the University of Western Ontario. Her specialization in the analysis of Gregorian chant, and Early Music more broadly, has led to her involvement in international projects that dismantle the traditional boundaries of music and technology and resulted in articles in journals such as Plainsong and Medieval Music, Acta Musicologica, and Early Music. Her research interests include early notations, the structural analysis of chant, melodic encodings, and obsessing over gorgeous manuscripts. Kate sings professionally with the Tafelmusik Chamber Choir and leads the vocal component of the Early Music Studio at Western.
Dr. André Longtin
Panelist Dr. Andre Longtin's research interests are in nonlinear dynamics, stochastic dynamics, biological physics and mathematical biology. The main focus of his research is on theoretical and computational studies of the nervous system. The long-term goals of his research are to understand how neurons and other biological units self-organize and perform computations, and what links cellular biophysics and biological complexity. Dr. Longtin will also be a keynote speaker with Dr. Leonard Maler who jointly won the Brockhouse Canada Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering for their study of neural codes.
Dr. Lynn Welton
Lynn is an archaeologist focusing on the Bronze and Iron Ages of the ancient Near East, and has conducted fieldwork in Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Ethiopia. Her past research has included the use of isotopic geochemistry to reconstruct the mobility of ancient populations and computer-aided approaches to artifact recognition and classification. She is currently a Research Associate at the University of Toronto for the Computational Research on the Ancient Near East (CRANE) project, concentrating on the use of global climate modelling and dynamical downscaling of climate data to provide information on the variability of past environments, and the use of agent-based models to reconstruct possible societal responses to environmental changes.
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The lights are dimmed. The room is cold. An old woman lays on the small bed, surrounded by family members. She is no longer conscious.
Beep.
A girl sits on a stool next to the bed, studying the faces of her relatives. Too old to be a child but too young to know anything else, she isn't quite sure where her place is. She just knows that she feels an immense, empty sadness. She is holding her grandmother's hand.
She's spent most of the past six months in the hospital. The first four were the easiest. Grandma could still talk, have a conversation. Not much had changed. Then she started sleeping more. The conversations became rare. For the last two, Grandma only spoke Spanish. The girl didn't know how to speak Spanish. She always felt guilty for not learning, and now she was kicking herself.
Grandma was unconscious for the last week. By then, the girl was numb. The hospital and the waiting room had become part of a routine. It didn't seem real when they were all called into the little room. It was at the end of a long, white hall.
Now she is watching her aunt, who is sitting on the other side of the bed. The older woman is crying. "Just let go, mom. Just let go."
Her father comes over. A few leaked tears are running down his cheeks. The girl doesn't remember the last time she saw her dad cry. He kisses his mother on the forehead.
The action sparks a memory of a lullaby that her grandma used to sing to her. Not knowing what else to do, the girl starts to sing.
"Buenas noches, esta manana, que Juan Pestanas, ya va venir..."
The girl starts crying. She doesn't want to cry. Crying is inconvenient. Everyone is crying. She tries to choke out the rest of the song, but the words get caught in her chest. It hurts.
She knows what's coming a second before it happens.
Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep...
The girl's mom has to drag her away from the bed. Her grandma's hand is still warm when she lets go.
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Based on a farm near Brighton, Bedlam Brewery prides itself not only on its quality ingredients used throughout the brewing process of their core range, but also on the environment. All of the energy that's required for brewing comes from onsite solar panels, the brewery plant and harvest their own hops, and they also supply local farmers with free hops and spent grain in order to feed their cattle.
As for the beer, all six expressions are brewed using whole cone hops as well as the best available barley malt. The brewery's Czech-style Pilsner, for instance, is brewed with Saaz – a "noble" hop variety that's commonly used in European lagers, generally offering bold aromas and low bitterness. When poured, the straw-coloured beer is particularly effervescent and is topped with a foamy white head. On the nose, prominent notes of honey are joined with hints of cereal, biscuit malt and some pithy citrus from the Saaz hops. The sweet notes all continue onto the palate and are finished by some very slight bitterness, plus a dry lingering mouth feel. Refreshing, light and relatively sweet – Bedlam's Pilsner is an ideal beer to enjoy while clinging on to the very last moments of summer.
Bedlam are set to launch their online store this week, offering their beers in cases of 12. Customers can choose between bottles of Pilsner, India Pale Ale, Benchmark, Golden Ale, Porter or a mixed case. Prices range between £3.00 for individual bottles to £28.00 for a box of 12 beers, or £45 for a box of 24 beers, including P&P. Further information can be found bedlambrewery.co.uk.


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Hambre nuestra de cada día ("Our Daily Hunger") is a 1959 Mexican drama film. It was directed by Rogelio A. González and written by Luis Alcoriza. It was entered into the 1st Moscow International Film Festival.

Cast
Pedro Armendáriz
Rosita Quintana
Ignacio Lopez Tarso
Carlos Ancira
Emma Fink
Omar Jasso
Diana Ochoa
Luis Aragón
Guillermo Bravo Sosa
Luz María Núñez

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1950s Spanish-language films
Films directed by Rogelio A. González
1959 drama films
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Eldorado is een plaats (town) in de Amerikaanse staat Maryland, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Dorchester County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 60.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 58, een daling van 2 (-3,3%).

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Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
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NWFCU Foundation Back to School Drive In-Progress for 2021
Powerful change force for local at-promise students
(From left) Executive Director of the NWFCU Foundation, Mary Kaye "Kaycee" Childress; Program/Fundraising Coordinator of the NWFCU Foundation, Karen Foust; and Program/Fundraising Coordinator of the NWFCU Foundation, Jordan Fleger. Photo by Mercia Hobson.
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The Northwest Federal Credit Union (NWFCU) Foundation is heading into the final weeks of their Back to School Drive 2021. It runs through Aug. 15. The Foundation, the philanthropic arm of NWFCU set a stretch collection goal of 43,000 items. "Before, we'd expect 4,000 to 6,000 school supply items," said Mary Kaye "Kaycee" Childress, the Foundation's Executive Director. She said during the early need days of COVID, the Foundation found, when they took their drives to Amazon and started reaching out to people, the number of items donated to their drives "exploded."
"The number one focus of our drive is Dogwood Elementary School in Reston," said Childress." We have a long-standing relationship working with them…[We] said, tell us what you need."
Dogwood is a Title I funded school based on the percent of low-income students. According to Fairfax County Public Schools, "the elementary schools with the highest level of poverty receive funding that is used for positions and resources to meet the needs of their students."
Childress said that the Foundation is striving first to fill the vital need of all school supplies for students at Dogwood. Items left over will go to other schools. "We try to focus our different programs on different schools to spread the wealth," said Childress. One hundred percent of the Foundation's donations go directly to support the drive, she added.
People can donate items for the many local "at-promise" children in two ways. They can stop in the NWFCU branch locations or donate items through the Foundation's online Back to School Supply Drive Wish List available through Amazon. People can also make financial donations securely processed by the Foundation's nonprofit partner, Network for Good at NWFCU Foundation - Donate.
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Roy Mandry, of Lake Havasu City, Arizona, passed away on August 30, 2019. Roy was born to parents, Tom and Katherine Mandry on July 26, 1927 in Lankershim, California. He was 92 years of age.
Roy was raised in North Hollywood and attended North Hollywood High School. After graduation he enlisted in the United States Army, where he proudly served his Country in World War II. Roy married his beautiful wife, Helen, on April 10, 1948 in Glendale, California. They made North Hollywood, California their home until they moved to Riverside, California, where they proceeded to live for twenty years. Roy and Helen then decided to pack things up and head for Lake Havasu City, Arizona, where they would call home for the last nine years.
Roy worked at Lilton Data System and was also self-employed in the construction trade. He enjoyed making wood pens and was an excellent craftsman with wood and metal. He was a member of several wood clubs and a Master Mason of Lodge #618 for 48 years. His greatest love, however, was spending time with his family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Tom and Katherine Mandry and brother, Walter Mandry.
Roy is survived by his loving wife of 71 years, Helen Mandry; son, Roy Mandry Jr.; daughter, Loretta Robinson; seven grandchildren, Teresa Robertson, Mike Mandry, Joanne Baker, Nick Mandry, Jim Robinson, Amy Edmiston, Emily Robinson; twelve great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
There will be funeral service at 11:00am on September 14, 2019 at Calvary Baptist Church, 1605 S. McCulloch Blvd., Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86406. Roy will be laid to rest at Riverside National Cemetery.
Services were entrusted to the care of Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home. Thoughts and condolences can be sent to the family at www.lietz-frazefuneralhome.com. To send a free card, go to www.sendoutcards.com/lietzfraze.
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The production quality & the addictive nature of that bass-line grab a hold of you more & more. It's a mighty backdrop that works its magic pretty swiftly.
Everything from the opening instrumentation to the artwork for this single refuses to scream out for attention. It's subtle, humble, and charming in being so.
Mercia Viola as a creative has big plans within & around her own journey, so this drive & this natural connection to the arts is likely to shine more & more brightly as time goes by.
This meeting of classic pop & RnB is not often utilized in modern music – Joan Mercury has her sound & her approach to creativity, and it works in her favour right now.
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Meet my friend Penny Barker . In 2017, Penny aims to become the fastest British solo female to complete the world's toughest bike race - Race Across America (RAAM).
Did you know that writing a book features heavily on a lot of peoples' bucket-list? My book, Big Steps, Long Strides, was published in April 2016 and although I'm no expert, I certainly have some lessons worth sharing when it comes to what you need to consider before you even start writing your book.
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There's a new and last season of this TV show starting soon. You may have heard of it. Game of Thrones. Sound familiar? Well, in case you haven't heard of this little show with little more than a cult following, HBO has some promotional events to help with might be moderate hype. #ForTheThrone features three ways to get hyped for Season 8, and the biggest of three could get you a crown of your own. Would you quest, bleed, or create for the throne? HBO hopes so. Creating a website and posting to YouTube and Facebook, HBO and the GoT actors are giving hints at the location of hidden Iron Thrones throughout the world. And the first of six has already been found!
The long winter that is Game of Thrones' hiatus is upon us, and it's only getting colder, guys. While there is some comfort in re-watching old episodes — "Battle of the Bastards" is an actual masterpiece — it's also nice to tune in to something brand new that's capable of getting you just as hyped as the action in Westeros does. There are quite a few shows out there that are perfect for Game of Thrones fans (think Rome, Vikings, and the early seasons of The Walking Dead), but most of them have been around so long that you've probably already seen them.
Whether you come to comic-con looking for toys, panels, or to raid the back issue bins in search of those books that you need to fill your collection, you can't miss the breathtaking cosplay that fills the show floor. Homemade costumes that took months of nights spent losing fingerprints to a glue gun or hundreds (and sometimes thousands) of dollars spent on pro made props that help to blur the line between fan film grade — both were all over the Jacob Javitz Center for New York Comic Con this past weekend. And while no one could capture all of the wildly imaginative and incredibly geeky looks, we did pull a few selections from our time there for you to see. Rick and Morty, Negan, Game Of Thrones, and a few surprises — hopefully there's something for every single fan.


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Quest Aircraft Appoints New Dealer For The Southeastern United States
Quest Aircraft today announced the appointment of Flightline Group Inc. as the authorized dealer for the southeastern US. Headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida with an additional office in Vero Beach, Florida, Flightline Group will be the exclusive dealer for new Kodiak sales throughout Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and the Bahamas.
John Hunt, Vice President of Sales for North, Central and South America for Quest Aircraft, noted, "We're pleased to announce that Flightline Group is joining our sales and service network. They have a well-deserved reputation for excellence, and we anticipate that they will quickly develop many long-lasting customer relationships throughout their territory."
Daniel Langston, CEO of Flightline Group added, "Flightline is excited to represent Quest Aircraft, and we look forward to demonstrating the incredible performance of the Kodiak 100 Series II to both our existing clientele and new prospects alike. The Series II presents a
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Overview: Twitch (twitch.tv)the online service for broadcasting live gameplay footage that debuted in 2011has proven wildly popular, as not only evidenced by its usage statistics, but also its integration into the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and Amazon's acquisition of the company in August of 2014. While much has been discussed about Twitch with regards to spectatorship and performance (particularly within e-sports) and issues of digital labor, little has been said about its potential as a reflective pedagogical tool. This talk will share lessons learned using Twitch with students in small research group settings as well as in the context of an analysis assignment in game design courses. It will include an overview of broadcasting hardware and software, how to engage students of all types, productive frameworks, and best practices for using Twitch in the classroom.


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New Teacher Profile: Emily Waterloo
By Ava Moak and Sailor Hart Simpson|September 16, 2021
Ms. Emily Waterloo, Director of Theatrical Productions, recently joined Prep's administration for the 2021-2022 school year.
Ms. Waterloo is a former managing artistic director of Brookhaven Little Theatre. She has designed 40 productions over the past eight years.
Ms. Waterloo was born in Jackson, and grew up in Brookhaven, where she attended high school. She performed at Ballet Mississippi when she was younger.
Ms. Waterloo has lived in Mississippi her whole life, except for one year when her husband got a job in New York on Wall Street. They lived in New York for one year, then moved back to Jackson. They have daughters in fifth, seventh, and ninth grade, as well as one who is a freshman in college.
During the pandemic her theater shut down, and she and her husband moved for a job switch. Prep reached out to her and she knew she wanted to take the job. So far she has enjoyed getting to know the students, learning the culture of Prep, and the performing arts. Also, her favorite cafeteria food is a chicken salad from the salad bar.
Ms. Waterloo has thoroughly enjoyed her time so far working at Prep, and even putting together the musical Grease that will premiere in October 2021.
Ms. Emily Waterloo in her office. (Sailor Hart Simpson)


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Mexican workforce health is a priority of the Tecma Group of Companies
Each year Tecma offers a battery of tests and preventive care services to the Mexican workforce that it so highly values.
At the beginning of 2015, the Tecma Group of Companies was recognized by a Great Place to Work™ International's organization as being one of the top 100 Mexican companies by which to be employed. Among the reasons why Tecma succeeded in its efforts to earn this distinction is its longstanding commitment to promote, support and offer services that optimally ensure the existence of a Mexican workforce health.
In addition to ensuring the health and well-being of workers, well managed companies are aware that looking after the health needs of their Mexican workforce:
Creates a positive, safe and healthy environment;
Increases organizational morale;
Improves the work-life balance of the Mexican workforce.
When taken together, these considerations result in greater individual and collective fulfillment, and, hence, a positive impact on the businesses that concern themselves with this primordially important issue.
As is the case during each November, The Tecma Group's Human Resources and Medical Department, with its team of professional nurses, acted under the direction of Dr. Gustavo Villegas to provide a battery of medical services to all the members of the company's Mexican workforce that requested them. Although services were conducted in an equitable manner, priority was given to the most senior members of the Tecma staff, women carrying soon to be born children and employees with a history of cardiovascular and other common diseases.
The breakdown of services provided to its Mexican workforce by the Tecma Group of Companies during its annual November Program of Preventive Medicine is as follows:
three hundred and thirteen cholesterol tests
four hundred and ninety-two glucose reviews
eight hundred and seventy-three PAP smears
two hundred and nine tetanus vaccinations
eight hundred and sixty-two blood pressure checks
one hundred and eighty breast scans
In addition to the Tecma Human Resources Department, Medical Team and Dr. Gustavo Villegas, the delivery of the above listed services was facilitated and conducted with the cooperation and participation of the Mexican Social Security Institute, or as it is known by its acronym in Spanish, IMMS.
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The Latest: Michigan emergency room nurse has hole-in-one
By The Associated Press - May. 01, 2020 05:35 PM EDT
FILE - In this March 26, 2020, file photo, Jason Hackedorn looks into Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians baseball team, in Cleveland. With the distinct possibility of pro sports resuming in empty venues, a recent poll suggests a majority of U.S. fans wouldn't feel safe attending games anyway without a coronavirus vaccine.(AP Photo/Tony Dejak, File)
An emergency room nurse who played golf after Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer reopened courses made a hole-in-one.
"I don't know if I deserved to get this because of what I do. It's mostly pure luck, but it was nice. Certainly something to enjoy with all that is going on," Kelly Spitz told the Battle Creek Enquirer.
Spitz, who works at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, had the ace Tuesday at Cedar Creek Golf Club in Battle Creek. She has only played a few rounds of golf.
"I was just excited to hit a good shot," Spitz said. "So when I saw it hit the green I was super excited. Then it kept rolling and rolling and then it disappeared."
Golf was banned as nonessential during the coronavirus outbreak until Whitmer lifted the prohibition last week.
"I think in this time, we can all use a little good news," Cris Vocke, the operator of Cedar Creek, said of the hole-in-one.
The Oakland Athletics say former minor leaguer Miguel Marte has died of complications from COVID-19. The A's announced Friday that Marte died this week.
Marte, a first baseman, catcher and right fielder from the Dominican Republic, was 30. He played in the Oakland farm system from 2008-12, going as far as Class A.
In other team news, the A's have decided to pay all employees through May.
Three people at German soccer club Cologne have tested positive for the coronavirus in the latest blow to the Bundesliga's hopes of resuming games this month.
Cologne didn't name the people who tested positive, and didn't say whether they were players.
None of the three displayed symptoms and they will all now spend 14 days in isolation at home, the club said.
Tests have been carried out this week on players, coaches and other staff at various Bundesliga clubs ahead of a planned return firstly to full team training, then to competition. Cologne says its players and staff were tested on Thursday.
German clubs are operating limited training schedules with players in small groups. If German soccer does return this month — which is subject to approval from federal and state politicians — it would almost certainly be weeks ahead of other major European leagues.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wants baseball and football to get on the field, and he says big league opening day could take place around the start of July.
"I think there will be a college football season. They may have nobody in the stands or reduced attendance, but my understanding is, particularly in the ACC, which I follow, that they're anticipating having a season," the Kentucky Republican said during an interview Thursday on Louisville radio station WLCL.
"More immediately, I called the commissioner of baseball a couple of weeks ago and I said, 'America needs baseball. It's the sign of getting back to normal. Any chance?' And you may have heard, there is discussion about having an abbreviated season beginning around the Fourth of July, where the teams would either play at their spring training sites in Arizona or Florida or play at home to largely empty stadiums."
Big league opening day had been scheduled for March 26. The start has been pushed back indefinitely due the new coronavirus pandemic.
"I think there's an active discussion under way to salvage part of baseball season, and if we can salvage part of baseball, surely we can salvage football, as well. There would still be at the bigger schools, like U of L (Louisville) and UK, (Kentucky) television revenue, which would help.
"But I think the country needs sports. We've all missed that during the pandemic, and the sooner we can get at least some of our sports, and I think the one eligible to begin first would be baseball. It would be a great morale booster for the country and an indication that we're going to begin to get back to normal."
The English Premier League is still hoping to restart its season amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 20 clubs discussed the latest planning under "Project Restart" on a conference call.
The league says it is "considering the first tentative moves forward and will only return to training and playing with government guidance."
But the league says the "clubs reconfirmed their commitment to finishing the 2019-20 season."
The British government also held talks with sports bodies about when athletes can start to train again.
Decisions by the Dutch and French governments led to their soccer seasons ending. Lower-league professional soccer clubs in England have been told they might not be allowed to have fans at their matches until 2021.
AC Milan and Roc Nation have partnered to create a virtual live event on Sunday headlined by Alicia Keys "to honor and pay tribute to key workers fighting on the front line in Italy and around the world."
Funds raised through the event will benefit Direct Relief and Milan's philanthropic foundation.
Viewers will be able to donate via the "From Milan with Love" official fundraising page and AC Milan's Facebook page.
The hour-long tribute is scheduled for Sunday at 9 p.m. (1900 GMT) and will be hosted by Grammy-award winning producer DJ Khaled and Italian TV presenter Diletta Leotta.
Other performers will include Kelly Rowland, Robin Thicke, Gavin Rossdale and Chris Traynor of Bush, Jay Buchanan of Rival Sons, and Lola Ponce.
The Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta is moving to Thanksgiving from its traditional Fourth of July date because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The event is the world's largest 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) race with about 60,000 participants. The first race was held in 1970.
The Atlanta Track Club says the Nov. 26 date was selected because families gather for Thanksgiving. It will also minimize the impact on retailers in downtown Atlanta because most businesses will be closed for the holiday.
Rhonex Kipruto of Kenya ran last year's race in 27 minutes, 1 second to break the U.S. record in the event.
The 2021 badminton world championships will now start in November to avoid clashing with the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics.
The Badminton World Federation says the event will remain in Huelva, Spain, and be held Nov. 29-Dec. 5.
BWF president Poul-Erik Høyer says the two main events can now go ahead "with equal fairness for everyone."
The Swiss hockey federation says it won't seek to host the 2021 men's world championship after losing this year's event because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The 2020 championship had been due to start next week in Zurich and Lausanne. It was canceled in March.
Swiss officials say they had talks with the International Ice Hockey Federation and 2021 worlds co-hosts Belarus and Latvia about Switzerland taking its turn next year.
That has now been ruled out.
The Swiss federation says the financial risks were too great and there is no guarantee the coronavirus outbreak will allow the next championship in May 2021.
Switzerland hopes to host again in the coming years but the IIHF has already allocated world championships through 2025.
The 20 clubs in Serie A are in agreement that they want to finish the season if they can do so in accordance with government guidelines and by respecting health regulations and protocols.
The Italian clubs met by video conference and all supported a statement issued a day earlier by league president Paolo Dal Pino.
Dal Pino said it was "only natural that the Serie A league wants to play soccer. It would be against our nature to say the contrary."
Hungarian Grand Prix organizers say spectators won't be allowed at this year's Formula One race if it goes ahead.
The race is planned for Aug. 2 but Formula One officials are rewriting the 2020 schedule after the coronavirus pandemic forced cancellations and postponements.
Hungarian race officials announced their plan after the government banned large gatherings through Aug. 15.
F1 chairman Chase Carey says the season could start July 5 with the Austrian GP. He hopes 15-18 races can take place beginning in Europe before moving to Eurasia, Asia and the Americas.
The European Masters golf tournament scheduled for August in Switzerland has been canceled.
Organizers say the decision came after the Swiss government extended a ban on gatherings of more than 1,000 people through August.
The tournament in the Swiss Alps was scheduled for Aug. 27-30.
Organizers say the course at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club will open to the public on May 11 as part of the easing of social restrictions.
The three biggest names in men's pole vault will compete against each other in a rare sporting event during the coronavirus pandemic. And they'll do it from their own backyards.
Video links will connect world record holder Armand Duplantis, world champion Sam Kendricks and former Olympic champion Renaud Lavillenie.
World Athletics calls it "The Ultimate Garden Clash" and will stream it on social media.
Duplantis will be in Louisiana, Kendricks in Mississippi and Lavillenie in France.
Their challenge is to clear the most 5-meter jumps within 30 minutes. The athletes agreed on the format because adjusting the bar is not practical without officials in place.
Duplantis broke Lavillenie's world record in February. He cleared 6.17 meters and then 6.18 on consecutive weekends.
World Athletics says it's looking to hold Ultimate Garden Clash competitions in other events.


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The Daredevil 504 preview is now up! This thread will be used for discussion when the issue comes out next week!
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Review so far:
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So what did everyone think? At least we have some idea of what Shadowland is all about... now hopefully we can get some info on when this project will come out.
It's certainly a change from when DD was in his own little world in the Marvel Universe.
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As I said in the review, whilst I liked the first couple of issues of this story, I'm not particularly enjoying the lack of Matt Murdock, or the "Dark Reign" crossover elements.
It's certainly a big departure from the relatively self-contained nature of the book over the last few years, and I'm not convinced that it's a good move to involve DD in shared-universe stories to this extent.
I wonder if this new editorial direction was one of the reasons that Brubaker chose to end his run earlier than expected?
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I've enjoyed the Diggle/De La Torre run thus far. But I must admit that I am also a little leery of what's to come. Part of me is excited that it appears that the previously mentioned (in interviews) 'Shadowland' will be centered around DD and the Hand's clash with Osborn/HAMMER (as opposed to DD getting sucked into a major storyline put playing only a small supporting role). The only problem with this is that even if it is DD-centric, it does branch out into the rest of the Marvel U and that has not been familiar DD territory in quite some time.
My hope right now is that the DD corner of the Marvel U expands long enough for Diggle's Shadowland story then shrinks back to something fairly self contained as it has pretty much since the beginning of Vol. 2.
Maybe this is just me being afraid of change. I'm not so worried about this story arc as I am about the can of worms it can open up down the road. Once DD is running around outside of Hell's Kitchen, what's to stop him from being pulled into every Marvel event? I know I'm not trying to buy a dozen books a month to try and keep up.
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It's been a long while since any of the crossover events included DD as any more than a passing nod, so I'm not terribly worried about this one coming into the book. It makes much more sense for DD to be involved with this because Osborne taking over the government of NYC would surely affect what happens in Hell's Kitchen.
I can certainly relate to this more than I could with some of the earlier crossovers. The story can be read without having to know the extensive history of the entire Marvel Universe.
There were some things this issue that amused me among all the darkness of the story. I found it funny that the architect/urban planner/whatever brought in the blueprints and showed them to DD. I guess not all the flunkies got the memo that Lord Daredevil is visually impaired.
Or the guy was just so intimidated to be in His Lordship's presence that he didn't realise the futility of his actions? Pretty funny, at any rate, whether it was meant to be or not.
I also laughed at the preposterous number of candles in the underground sanctum. Are they scented to overpower the sewer stench? Have to admit, they looked good in the art.
The prospect of what Shadowland will be is sort of eerie. Will it be the Hand's answer to the Baxter Building, only with a subterrainien prison facility? Will it be a complex that replaces the lost housing destroyed in the earlier debacle? Goodness knows, the Kitchen needs some good low-cost rent property. Is Matt tired of paying rent on his brownstone?
Guess we'll have to stay tuned for that part.
It's hard to know what's going on inside that red head these days, since the internal monologue has been missing. It makes the mystery a little deeper though, as we must figure out from a different viewpoint what Matt's reasons for action are right now. I like it when the story isn't telegraphed to me. Wait...what would that phrase be now? "Twittered" to me? Yeah, that's it. Don't tell me way in advance.
I'm on board with the story. Way better than trekking off to Upstate with Number Nine for a plot.
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fox_limbo
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I agree with most of the points brought up here... or at the very least, can empathize with the views.
I'd have to say that this issue was the most cohesive of all the issues since Diggle and De La Torre took over. That being a solid execution of the storytelling complimented by fantastic artwork (and there isn't enough adjectives to describe the fantastic colors that Matt Hollingsworth, month in and month out, truly brings to the artwork, no matter who is behind the pen / pencil).
There was grumblings of the issue feeling cheated by the lack of physical conflict as the confrontation was (finally) getting ramped up. Again, I can empathize with this... but I do not feel the same. This execution of the story, in my mind, makes the developments all the more intriguing (this is one of the situations, I believe, where less is more). Besides if we had five pages of fighting we would've ran the risk of losing the "dynamic duo" of Foggy and Dakota (there's just so many pages to fill, after all). The ambiguity of the Shadowland holds great promise... and this was a decent introduction to that facility / philosophy. It'll be interesting to see where it goes from here.
Then, there's the whole question: does it feel like it being dark for dark's sake? Yeah, frustratingly, it does.
Still, that said, the character development of the supporting characters was solid (it was actually good to no longer see Lady Bullseye sitting behind Wilson Fisk like his personal sometimes slackjawed, somtimes scowling puppy dog and actually DO something this issue). However, I would agree (and I pointed this out last month, here) that the lack of Matt's internal dialogue certainly weakens the story. It would've been a richer story, I feel (as a reader and an aspiring writer), to delve into Matt's thoughts as he sat sulking (again and again) on his throne in the sewers.
All in all, this arc was a good starting point for the new creative team to work and build off of (and in some ways, improve upon).
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I have been enjoying the Diggle stuff so far. I don't mind the Dark Reign elements showing their face, because it is huge in the scope of the Marvel U and it's not really derailing the story. I thought the use of the dirty cops and judges showed us the effect of Norman's reign, but still fit in the DD story without seeming forced.
Totally agree that the art and coloring has been exceptional.
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Good lord the last page of this issue was Amazing! It almost made up for the gravely disappointing curtailed action scene that, under de le Tore's peciles, would have been an artistic showcase withot peer. The wake of the teh fight was still effective, but I can;t get over now incredible it would have been to actuallysee what that lone HAMMER agents described to Foggy and Dakoto.
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I've enjoyed his thoughts on revelation along with why any human written text can not be the "Word of God". Can see why it pissed off a lot of people though.
About 14% done according to the Kindle.
Several times. One of my all time favorites.
Did you find yourself having to look up a lot of words? I've had to do it more times with this book than any other.
Hehehe... I don't remember. It has been years since I read it. I have a pretty decent bit of Ol' English vocabulary spinning around in my head.


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The iconic Christ Cathedral, the soaring Tower of Hope, the understated Arboretum and other landmark buildings located on the cathedral's striking 34-acre grounds expose visitors to the works of three of the world's greatest architects. Philip Johnson, Richard Neutra and Richard Meier designed the campus's iconic structures, which are showcased by beautiful landscaping, Bible-themed sculptures and serene Memorial Gardens. Now undergoing major renovation by Johnson Fain and Rios Clementi Hale Studios, the cathedral interior is being transformed into a Catholic worship center and the campus is being re-sculpted.
Christ Cathedral Architectural Transformation
Christ Cathedral and its grounds are undergoing a major renovation. Johnson Fain and Rios Clementi Hale Studios, respectively, are redesigning the cathedral interior and re-sculpting the campus.
The famous landmark with more than 10,000 panes of glass will be restored and maintained with a new cross-shaped interior. Three entries will be reconfigured as the Bishop's Door, Baptistry and Pilgrim's Entry to the east, and the spaces inside each entry will be distinctive.
At the center of the cruciform will be the altar, sitting atop the predella and visible from all pews. A large platinum-leafed baldachin and carved crucifix will be suspended above the altar, with the Bishop's Chair to the north and the ambo to the south. The mezzanine level will be reconfigured to support music in multiple configurations and the organ casework redesigned in opaque white glass and brushed stainless steel trim.
To minimize heat and light from the glass walls and ceiling while maintaining its striking beauty, Johnson Fain is designing an algorithmically complex series of quatrefoils made up of triangular metal sails in various stages of openness. By arranging open and closed "petals" on the inside surface based on the sun, natural light is modulated, glare reduced and patterns will define the interior.
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The Rios Clementi Hale landscape architects transforming the campus are prioritizing people over cars, promoting design excellence and preserving flexibility for future development while honoring its history, architecture and worshippers. Initial site development focuses on the area adjacent to the cathedral, creating communal gathering spaces that radiate sacred space to the surrounding community.
From the outside of the campus, the most visible of these communal spaces will be the community green at the corner of Lewis Street and Chapman Avenue. Lined by parkways, this green space opens to the community, a park-like setting for large-scale events, such as outdoor services or concerts.
The plaza surrounding the cathedral will be equipped for a wide range of liturgical and non-liturgical events. Zoned into four courtyards – the Pilgrim's Court, Festal Court, Marian Court and Court of the Catechumens – each will be connected to the cathedral and tied together by a continuous paving pattern, as well as 12 large light elements marking stone entry thresholds.
Ringing the plaza will be a tree-lined threshold containing a mix of shrines, chapels, visitors' services and support elements. The frame of trees and small sculptures allows visitors to walk under a tree canopy, making the transition into the cathedral's sacred space.
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The Richard Neutra-designed Arboretum, built in 1962 as the original sanctuary, has been extensively remodeled to accommodate and energy-efficient, underground air-conditioning system. Also completed were seismic strengthening, glass replacement, landscaping and other aesthetic renovations. Now a worship space for parishioners, it functions as home base until Christ Cathedral is completed.
Designed by Richard Neutra, the Tower of Hope – reaching 252 feet, including a 90-foot cross – was the county's tallest building upon its 1961 completion. It is named for the 24-hour telephone counseling service begun by New Hope Ministries, which Catholic Charities of Orange County is continuing. The tower has undergone a $6-million renovation and seismic upgrade and houses the offices of the Cathedral Parish and Christ Cathedral Corp. EWTN Global Catholic Network moved its West Coast television news and broadcast facility there and diocese leaders use the remaining space for a radio station and other Catholic ministries.
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Researchers from the University of Portsmouth are helping Lewis Pugh in his attempt to swim the length of the English Channel to urge the government to better protect UK waters.
Researchers were able to assess Lewis's thermal responses to swimming in 18°C, the temperature of the Channel at the moment.
Lewis will swim 350 miles from Land's End in Cornwall, to Dover, in Kent, in just Speedo trunks, a cap and goggles, as part of the worldwide Action for Oceans campaign.
The campaign calls on governments to fully protect at least 30 per cent of the world's oceans by 2030.
Lewis set off on 'The Long Swim' ay 6am this morning (Thursday 12 July).
To help him prepare for this enormous challenge, Lewis visited the University's Extreme Environment Laboratory, and used the swimming flume to assess his performance in the conditions he is likely to face in the Channel.
On his route, Lewis, 48, will meet people to carry out beach cleans, organised by Surfers Against Sewage. He is also inviting people to join him for sections of the swim and be a "voice for clean and healthy seas".
He said: "I've been swimming in the world's oceans for 30 years. This is not a long time in ecological terms, and yet I've seen the oceans change before my eyes.
Lewis is calling for the introduction of marine protected areas (MPAs) where wildlife and habitats are protected from human activity.
The swim will be authenticated by The Channel Swimming Association. He will average five hours and 6 to 12 miles per day.
This is not the first big challenge Lewis has faced. He has previously swum across the North Pole, and in Antarctica's Ross Sea (completing the world's southernmost swim) as well as in the waters of South Georgia, in the south Atlantic.


A 33-bed hospital situated in the town of Cochrane, which services surrounding communities with a variety of health care.
Although originally incorporated in 1912 as "The Cochrane General Hospital" and records which indicate that it "opened for business" in 1916, 1915 is considered the official anniversary date since it is the year the building was constructed. The original placard which bears the date 1915 is presently displayed in the Lady Minto Hospital atrium.
In July 1915, steps were taken to change the name from "The Cochrane General Hospital" to "The Lady Minto Hospital at Cochrane" in order to obtain a $3,000 grant from the Victorian Order of Nurses.
As an Honorary President of the Victorian Order of Nurses, Lady Minto campaigned for good health care in rural areas and her fundraising efforts resulted in the establishment of 43 hospitals in communities and isolated areas throughout Canada. Each of these hospitals were named after Lady Minto, followed by the community name.
The original hospital which underwent extensive renovations in the early 1950s was eventually utilized as the local medical clinic when a new hospital was built on an adjacent lot in 1977/78, and finally demolished in 2004 following the construction of a new Medical Clinic named the "Minto Health Centre".
In the mid-90s, Cochrane faced the closure of its nursing home and the loss of long-term care beds within the community. The Hospital Board acquired the licence for the beds, and began plans to redevelop an existing wing of the hospital into a 33-bed long-term care unit. A successful fundraising campaign helped build the new Villa Minto long-term care unit which opened its doors on November 25th, 1998.
Today, Lady Minto Hospital is a thriving acute general hospital which provides a wide range of in-patient, complex continuing care, emergency, out-patient, ambulatory care, general surgery, and long-term care services. Currently the hospital is designated as having 25 acute, 8 continuing care, and 37 long-term care beds.
Amalgamated with Lady Minto Hospital since November 1998, this 37-bed long-term care wing is housed within the hospital and is termed not-for-profit.
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There are professional nursing personnel available 24 hours a day. The nurses will use their knowledge and experience to provide the information and guidance required by the Residents to maintain their lifestyle. Upon admission, all medications will be reviewed by a physician and most will be covered by the Ontario Drug Benefit Plan as was the case when living in your own home. All medications are administered by the RN or RPN and no medications can be kept by a Resident without a physician's order.
Meal times provide opportunities to meet and socialize with other Residents in pleasant surroundings under relaxed circumstances. All meals will be served in a spacious dining room restaurant style. Meals are planned to take in personal preferences, special diets and seasonal specialties. Coffee, tea, milk, juices, fruit and light snacks are served morning, afternoon and evening as well as being available at all times day or night. During the summer, meals could be served outdoors.
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The Ladies' auxiliary operates the gift shop which provides confectionery and sundry supplies.
Mail service is available at the home. Stamps are available at the gift shop.
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Residents will be afforded the opportunity of having cable available in their rooms for connecting their personal TVs. The cable charges will be the Resident's responsibility.
The services of qualified hairdressers will be available at reasonable rates and the Residents will be billed accordingly.
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The licensee, and, if the licensee is a corporation, the directors and officers of the corporation, and, in the case of a home approved under Part VIII, a member of the committee of management for the home under section 132 or of the board of management for the home under section 125 or 129.
Every Resident has the right to have any friend, family member, or other person of importance to the Resident attend any meeting with the licensee or the staff of the home.
To observe the rules and regulations of the facility as in the effect at the time of admission and as altered from time to time.
To treat one's fellow Resident, roommates, table companions and staff with courtesy and consideration, and to bear in mind their rights at all times.
To observe at all times the no smoking regulations for one's own protection and that of other Residents and staff.
To participate always, and with promptness, in fire and disaster drills.
To use with care all supplies, linens and furnishings, just as if they were one's own.
To provide truthful information to the appropriate staff and administration concerning all aspects of your mental, physical, and financial status, and to keep them informed of any change in these.
To consider that other Residents may require more assistance, and more urgently, that oneself. One cannot always be served first.
To report promptly anything one feels needs attention (i.e. safety hazards, security, or anything one feels is not right).
To give the Charge Nurse or any of the administrative staff an opportunity to correct a complaint of grievance by speaking to them directly. If one does not get satisfaction within a reasonable time, write to the Chief Executive Officer.
To be fair and loyal to one's fellow patients and the staff.
To take care of your personal items and valuables and send home anything that is not needed, as the hospital does not accept responsibility for any loss or damage of any personal items.
In preparing for the move to Villa Minto, we encourage all applicants to visit first. The home is fully furnished with all the comforts and conveniences the Residents require.
All clothing and personal articles will be labeled by Villa Minto. If additional clothing is needed through the year, we request that family members assist Residents with the purchase. Please ensure any additional items are identified for labeling. The laundry washes clothing carefully but cannot be responsible for shrinkage or clothing wearing out from excessive washing.
The Resident or family should take responsibility for dry cleaning. Residents are discouraged from bringing personal belongings of a valuable nature into the unit. Arrangements for storage of such items must be made prior to admission.
Whenever possible, all clothing should be wash and wear.
All clothing should be that which is easiest for the Resident to put on independently.
Resident's clothing must be brought to the attention of the staff for labeling.
Any alterations to clothing that are necessary for ease of dressing should be done prior to the item being brought to the unit.
The person is at least 18 years of age.
The person is an insured person under the "Health Insurance Act".
The publicly-funded community based services available to the person and the other caregiving, support or companionship arrangements available to the person are not sufficient, in any combination, to meet the person's requirements.
The person's care requirements can be met in a long-term care home.
If in the opinion of the home, the applicant's physical and mental needs cannot be met the application will be denied and the reason provided to the North East LHIN Home & Community Care.
No person will be admitted without his/her consent, or if incapable of giving consent, that of his/her legal representative.
A physician will be retained by the Resident or his designate to provide the Resident's medical care.
Applicants will apply to the North East LHIN Home & Community Care.
Once the application has been processed, a waiting list will be complied and presented to the Villa Minto.
The Villa Minto will respond as to the acceptance of the applicant based on the criteria of the Long Term Care Legislation and the applicant's name will be placed on the waiting list.
Following selection for admission, the applicant will be notified regarding availability of a bed and arrangements for admission will be made.
If the Resident's preferred accommodation is not available on admission he/she may be admitted to the available bed and placed on a waiting list for the preferred accommodation. Selection from this waiting list will be made on the basis of the Resident's admission date.
Signatures must be obtained on a co-payment form showing agreement from each Resident to pay the full co-payment monthly charge.
Residents admitted to the Villa Minto will be required to pay a co-payment upon admission. The rate charged is determined by the Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care and is based on the maximum allowable combined pension paid under the Old Age Security (OAS), Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) and the Guaranteed Annual Income Supplement (GAINS) less the approved allowable Comfort allowance.
The rate charged is adjusted in accordance with the Resident's annual income. Notice of Assessment documentation is required annually to determine changes in rates. Residents who do not receive the maximum allowable government pension are still required to pay the minimum standard rate. It is preferred that either the Resident or family handle the financial affairs for the Resident and monthly invoices will be directed to them accordingly, however, a trust system can be set up if this not feasible.
5 private and 14 semi-private rooms are available, however, there are additional charges for these units. The rates charged are set by the Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care and Residents should expect to pay the premiums. Income testing will be done based on the Resident's previous year's income tax form.
Long Term Care Residents are allowed various leaves of absence from the unit. Each of these types of leave must be authorized by the physician.
Not to exceed 48 hours in one week.
Care to be given during the leave of absence will be specified by the physician.
Responsible person (over 19) must indicate in writing that they agree to assume full responsibility for care, safety and well-being of the Resident during the leave of absence.
Release of responsibility must be signed by the Resident or responsible person.
Resident is entitled to 21 days' vacation leave each calendar year.
30 days for medical leave and 60 days for psychiatric leave.
At Villa Minto, it is our policy to provide quality care for the Residents. At time Residents/families may have questions or concerns about the care provided that they wish to be addressed. We, as a home would prefer to address the concerns before they become serious.
The C.E.O. and/or Chief Nursing Officer will respond to written complaints within 10 days to all Residents'/representatives' requests, suggestions, and complaints indicating possible plans of action.
All concerns received shall be documented, including a list of the issues, date expressed, date and follow up.
Residents are entitled to purchase and have a moderate amount of alcoholic beverage on approval and under the conditions set by the Resident's personal physician.
In the event of voluntary discharge, it is requested that 24-hour notice be given to the Administration whenever possible.
If a Resident brings personal appliances such as an electric razor, TV, radio, etc, the equipment must be checked by the maintenance department for safety in use, prevention of overloading of power lines and safe installation.
There are alarms on all doors leading off the home that may be activated. The fire doors at the west end of the building are always activated.
Fire drills will be conducted once a month on all three shifts. At the time the Residents and visitors are asked to return to the Nursing Home and if possible to their rooms. The doors will be shut and all equipment will be turned off and lights turned on. Staff will be available to reassure Residents. We ask that during this time that visitors not enter the facility or, if in the facility, remain inside.
There are 5 doors that will provide fire exits. 2 will be to the outside at the west end of the building and two doors entering patios and the hallway door by the atrium.
Each Resident will have the option of depositing a sum of money at the time of admission. This account will be used for minor essentials such as hair care, toothpaste, telephone, TV, cable, clothing, etc. At the end of each month, the Resident will receive a billing of monies drawn from this account during that month and will have the option of replenishing the account. A separate accounting card will be kept for each Resident and as they draw money from this account, they will be required to sign or initial each entry on the card. If the Resident is unable to sign, the charge nurse will initial the entry for them. It is recommended that a maximum $20.00 be kept at the bedside.
Residents and/or family are encouraged to handle the Resident's financial matters for the Resident, however, Trust accounts can be arranged if necessary.
Next of kin/Resident representatives will be notified if possible at least 24 hours ahead of a planned discharge, or a transfer to hospital. If it is an emergency admission to hospital, notification will take place as soon as possible.
Relatives must advise the Administration office and the Nurse in Charge of any change of address or telephone numbers.
Note: During vacation periods, please leave the telephone numbers of two other family members in case of an emergency.
The Residents of the unit can be involved in any community interests. At times, there may be a nominal charge to the Resident. Many Residents may find that they can learn crafts and skill that they have always wanted to.
Daily programs will be offered in the unit. These may include special occasion parties, card games, sing songs, fun and fitness groups and muscle strengthening classes. The physiotherapist may assess the Residents on an individual basis and recommending appropriate activities to maintain and improve the Resident's condition. There will be a monthly activity calendar posted in the unit to keep the Residents informed of upcoming events.
Residents and families are asked to contribute to program planning and families are encouraged to participate with the special programs and outings.
Residents appreciate the visits and assistance of volunteers. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer may contact our Activity Coordinator.
Regular interdenominational and special religious services will be arranged and held in the home or the Resident may attend their own church.
There may be occasions when family members may be requested to accompany their family member to appointments outside the building.
Administration reserves the right to move a Resident from one room to another. We would appreciate your support and cooperation should these changes be necessary. Resident/family will be consulted prior to any move.
Smoking is not allowed in the facility or on the grounds.
There is very limited space for storage of valuables. We request that the Resident realize that he/she is responsible for them. They will be provided a locked drawer in their room and this too is the Resident's responsibility.
A Resident is required to inform the Administrator of the length and location of absence from the unit one week prior to leaving the unit, if possible. The Resident should ensure that valuables in their rooms are placed in safekeeping as the home is not responsible for the Resident's personal items. Limited space is available at reception for this purpose.
We have no set visiting hours for relatives and friends. Visitors are welcome any time within reason providing all Residents' comfort is respected. Many of our Residents would enjoy going out for a meal, to social events, or for an overnight stay with a member of the family. Such outings are encouraged but it is required that the Registered Staff in charge be advised beforehand.


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Death Threat's Peace & Security repressed on vinyl
May 5, 2016 Bridge Nine
Death Threat were formed in 1997 by former members of Connecticut powerhouse Hatebreed, opting for their own strain of tough and decidedly real hardcore. Their style culminated in the 2000 cult classicPeace & Security, now available on vinyl for the first time since its original release, licensed from Triple Crown Records. A gruff, thick take on the NYHC sound perfected by progenitors like Sick of It All and Madball ca. Set It Off, Peace & Security offers honest takes on mortality, personal growth, societal ruin and even love.
Pick it up with a new shirt at the B9Store.
In New Releases Tags Death Threat
Terror drops off The Life & Death Tour; Crown of Thornz added to three dates
July 13, 2015 Bridge Nine
Terror have dropped off the upcoming Life & Death Tour with frontman Scott Vogel dealing with a recent back injury. The band posted the following message:
"The European tour is going great, thanks to everyone over here for making things so smooth without Scott. His back therapy is well and he will be back to full strength soon.
We have decided that it is best to not rush his recovery or force more shows until Scott has returned. After much deliberating, we are pulling Terror off the Life & Death tour. This is a real bum out for us as we were really looking forward to this one. The line up is amazing, please make sure you still come out to those shows and support that tour.
Also, you can expect us to put together a tour for the end of the year when the new record is out to make up for this one. "
The tour will now be co-headlined by Bane and Turnstile, with previously announced support from Backtrack, Forced Order, Mizery, and Heavy Chains. Select dates will now also have regional openers Power Trip, Death Threat, Bitter End, and recent B9 signees Crown of Thornz, who will drop a new 7" later this year.
THE LIFE & DEATH TOUR 2015 feat. Bane, Turnstile, BACKTRACK, Forced Order, Mizery [8/6-8/25], Heavy Chains
8/6 Rochester, NY @ The Harmony House
8/7 Holyoke, MA @ The Waterfront Tavern**
8/8 Howell, NJ @ Gamechanger World
8/9 Baltimore, MD @ Soundstage
8/10 Greensboro, NC @ Greene St
8/11 Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum
8/12 Jacksonville, FL @ Underbelly
8/13 Atlanta, GA @ The Drunken Unicorn
8/14 Houston, TX @ Walter's****
8/15 Dallas, TX @ Sons of Herman Hall****
8/16 San Antonio, TX @ The Korova****
8/17 Phoenix, AZ @ Club Red
8/18 San Diego, CA @ Epicenter
8/19 Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction
8/20 Los Angeles, CA @ Jewel's Catch One
8/21 Oakland, CA @ Oakland Metro
8/22 Reno, NV @ Jub Jub's
8/23 Salt Lake City, UT @ Club Sound
8/24 Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater*
8/25 Merriam, KS @ Aftershock Bar and Gril*
8/26 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge*/***
8/27 Cincinnati, OH @ Legends*/***
8/28 Detroit, MI @ Magestic Cafe*/***
8/29 Toronto, ON @ The Rockpile*/***
8/30 Montreal, QC @ Les Foufounes Electriques
8/31 Amityville, NY @ Revolution
In Shows Tags Backtrack, Death Threat, Crown Of Thornz


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Cherokee Nation, et al., Petitioners v. Chad Everet Brackeen, et al.
U.S. Supreme Court | U.S. Supreme Court | Other | 21-377 | 09/08/2021
THE RECORD RECEIVED FROM THE U.S.D.C. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY FILED.
THE RECORD FROM THE U.S.C.A. 5TH CIRCUIT IS ELECTRONIC AND LOCATED ON PACER.
Axon Enterprise, Inc., Petitioner v. Federal Trade Commission, et al.
U.S. Supreme Court | U.S. Supreme Court | Other | 21-86 | 07/22/2021
ARGUED. FOR PETITIONER: PAUL D. CLEMENT, ALEXANDRIA, VA. FOR RESPONDENTS: MALCOLM L. STEWART, DEPUTY SOLICITOR GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
RECORDS FOR THE U.S.C.A.-9TH CIRCUIT AND U.S.D.C.-ARIZONA ARE AVAILABLE ON PACER.
Donald J. Trump, Petitioner v. Wisconsin Elections Commission, et al.
PETITION DENIED.
DISTRIBUTED FOR CONFERENCE OF 3/5/2021.
CVS Pharmacy, Inc., et al., Petitioners v. John Doe, One, et al.
U.S. Supreme Court | U.S. Supreme Court | Other | 20-1374 | 03/31/2021
WRIT OF CERTIORARI DISMISSED - RULE 46.
JOINT STIPULATION TO DISMISS THE WRIT OF CERTIORARI PURSUANT TO RULE 46.1 FILED., MAIN DOCUMENT
Virgin America, Inc., et al., Petitioners v. Julia Bernstein, et al., Individually and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated
DISTRIBUTED FOR CONFERENCE OF 6/29/2022.
Monsanto Company, Petitioner v. Edwin Hardeman
Donald J. Trump, former President of the United States, Petitioner v. Bennie G. Thompson, in His Official Capacity as Chairman of the United States House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol, et al.
MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE AMICI BRIEF FILED BY STATES UNITED DEMOCRACY CENTER, ET AL. GRANTED.
303 Creative LLC, et al., Petitioners v. Aubrey Elenis, et al.
RECORD REQUESTED FROM THE U.S.C.A. 10TH CIRCUIT.
CIRCULATED.
Philip E. Berger, et al., Petitioners v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP, et al.
JUDGMENT ISSUED
JUDGMENT REVERSED. GORSUCH, J., DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT, IN WHICH ROBERTS, C. J., AND THOMAS, BREYER, ALITO, KAGAN, KAVANAUGH, AND BARRETT, JJ., JOINED. SOTOMAYOR, J., FILED A DISSENTING OPINION.
Joseph A. Kennedy, Petitioner v. Bremerton School District
JUDGMENT REVERSED. GORSUCH, J., DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT, IN WHICH ROBERTS, C. J., AND THOMAS, ALITO, AND BARRETT, JJ., JOINED, AND IN WHICH KAVANAUGH, J., JOINED, EXCEPT AS TO PART IIIB. THOMAS, J., AND ALITO, J., FILED CONCURRING OPINIONS. SOTOMAYOR, J., FILED A DISSENTING OPINION, IN WHICH BREYER AND KAGAN, JJ., JOINED.
Yeshiva University, et al., Applicants v. YU Pride Alliance, et al.
U.S. Supreme Court | U.S. Supreme Court | Other | 22A184 | 08/29/2022
THE APPLICATION (22A184) FOR STAY PENDING APPEAL OF A PERMANENT INJUNCTION ENTERED BY THE NEW YORK TRIAL COURT, PRESENTED TO JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR AND BY HER REFERRED TO THE COURT, IS DENIED WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO APPLICANTS AGAIN SEEKING RELIEF FROM THIS COURT IF, UPON PROPERLY SEEKING EXPEDITED REVIEW AND INTERIM RELIEF FROM THE NEW YORK COURTS, APPLICANTS RECEIVE NEITHER. THE ORDER HERETOFORE ENTERED BY JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR IS VACATED. APPLICANTS YESHIVA UNIVERSITY AND ITS PRESIDENT SEEK EMERGENCY RELIEF FROM A NON-FINAL ORDER OF THE NEW YORK TRIAL COURT REQUIRING THE UNIVERSITY TO TREAT AN LGBTQ STUDENT GROUP SIMILARLY TO OTHER STUDENT GROUPS IN ITS STUDENT CLUB RECOGNITION PROCESS. THE APPLICATION IS DENIED BECAUSE IT APPEARS THAT APPLICANTS HAVE AT LEAST TWO FURTHER AVENUES FOR EXPEDITED OR INTERIM STATE COURT RELIEF. FIRST, APPLICANTS MAY ASK THE NEW YORK COURTS TO EXPEDITE CONSIDERATION OF THE MERITS OF THEIR APPEAL. APPLICANTS DO NOT ASSERT, NOR DOES THE APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET REVEAL, THAT THEY HAVE EVER REQUESTED SUCH RELIEF. SECOND, APPLICANTS MAY FILE WITH THE APPELLATE DIVISION A CORRECTED MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO APPEAL THAT COURTS DENIAL OF A STAY TO THE NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS, AS THE APPELLATE DIVISION CLERKS OFFICE DIRECTED APPLICANTS TO DO ON AUGUST 25. APPLICANTS MAY ALSO ASK THE APPELLATE DIVISION TO EXPEDITE CONSIDERATION OF THAT MOTION. IF APPLICANTS SEEK AND RECEIVE NEITHER EXPEDITED REVIEW NOR INTERIM RELIEF FROM THE NEW YORK COURTS, THEY MAY RETURN TO THIS COURT. JUSTICE ALITO, WITH WHOM JUSTICE THOMAS, JUSTICE GORSUCH, AND JUSTICE BARRETT JOIN, DISSENT. (DETACHED OPINION)
APPLICATION (22A184) REFERRED TO THE COURT.
National Federation of Independent Business, et al., Applicants v. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, et al.
THE APPLICATIONS FOR STAYS (21A244 & 21A247) PRESENTED TO JUSTICE KAVANAUGH AND BY HIM REFERRED TO THE COURT ARE GRANTED. OSHAS COVID19 VACCINATION AND TESTING; EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD, 86 FED. REG. 61402, IS STAYED PENDING DISPOSITION OF THE APPLICANTS PETITIONS FOR REVIEW IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SIXTH CIRCUIT AND DISPOSITION OF THE APPLICANTS PETITIONS FOR WRITS OF CERTIORARI, IF SUCH WRITS ARE TIMELY SOUGHT. SHOULD THE PETITIONS FOR WRITS OF CERTIORARI BE DENIED, THIS ORDER SHALL TERMINATE AUTOMATICALLY. IN THE EVENT THE PETITIONS FOR WRITS OF CERTIORARI ARE GRANTED, THE ORDER SHALL TERMINATE UPON THE SENDING DOWN OF THE JUDGMENT OF THIS COURT. OPINION PER CURIAM. GORSUCH, J., FILED A CONCURRING OPINION, IN WHICH THOMAS AND ALITO, JJ., JOINED. BREYER, SOTOMAYOR, AND KAGAN, JJ., FILED A DISSENTING OPINION. VIDED.
ARGUED. FOR APPLICANTS IN 21A244: SCOTT A. KELLER, WASHINGTON, D. C. FOR APPLICANTS IN 21A247: BENJAMIN M. FLOWERS, SOLICITOR GENERAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO. FOR RESPONDENTS: ELIZABETH B. PRELOGAR, SOLICITOR GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. VIDED.
Elk Grove Unified School District and David W. Gordon, Superintendent, Petitioners v. Michael A. Newdow, et al.
RECORD RETURNED TO U.S.D.C. - EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA.
RECORD RETURNED TO U.S.C.A. 9TH CIRCUIT.
Jade Thompson, Petitioner v. Marietta Education Association, et al.
West Virginia, et al., Petitioners v. Environmental Protection Agency, et al.
JUDGMENT REVERSED AND CASE REMANDED. ROBERTS, C. J., DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT, IN WHICH THOMAS, ALITO, GORSUCH, KAVANAUGH, AND BARRETT, JJ., JOINED. GORSUCH, J., FILED A CONCURRING OPINION, IN WHICH ALITO, J., JOINED. KAGAN, J., FILED A DISSENTING OPINION, IN WHICH BREYER AND SOTOMAYOR, JJ., JOINED. VIDED.
ZF Automotive US, Inc., et al., Petitioners v. Luxshare, Ltd.
JUDGMENT REVERSED. BARRETT, J., DELIVERED THE OPINION FOR A UNANIMOUS COURT. VIDED.
Murphy Alex Begay, Petitioner v. United States
Warren Havens, Petitioner v. Arnold Leong, et al.
Kenneth Kellogg, et al., Petitioners v. Watts Guerra LLP, et al.
Terry Lynn King, Petitioner v. Tony Mays, Warden
Israel Romero, Petitioner v. Allwell from Absolute Total Care, et al.
Orlando Bar Group, LLC, et al., Petitioners v. Ron DeSantis, Governor of Florida, et al.
Warren Douglas Vann, Petitioner v. United States
Miguel Murillo-Ramos, Petitioner v. United States
Antoine D. Jackson, Petitioner v. United States
Dustin Naida, Petitioner v. United States
Timothy Edwards, Petitioner v. United States
Pavel Ivanovich Lazarenko, Petitioner v. United States
Garrett Statler, Petitioner v. Florida
Dan Sulgrove, et al., Petitioners v. Spokane Indian Tribe, et al.
Alfred E. Caraffa, aka Alfred Erik Caraffa, Petitioner v. Joseph R. Biden, Jr., President of the United States, et al.
Brandon Williams, Petitioner v. United States
Ronald Jeffrey Prible, Applicant v. Bobby Lumpkin, Director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Correctional Institutions Division
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