Adults with cancer are at high risk for functional limitations that would negatively affect their quality of life. Occupational therapy offers a range of supportive services, with the specific goal of helping these patients engage in life as independently as possible. To provide a better understanding of what occupational therapy is and its relevance to cancer patients, The ASCO Post recently spoke with Mackenzi Pergolotti, PhD, of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, who, with fellow researchers, conducted a review of occupational therapy services to determine their value for cancer patients.
Please tell the readers about your position and what sparked your interest in this area of oncology services.
I am clinically trained as an occupational therapist, and I have been an occupational therapist for about 15 years. Clinically, my work spanned all ages, children and adults with cancer. In that time, I quickly realized that occupational therapy was really helping patients, but there remained a lack of awareness of occupational therapy in the cancer community.
Shortly after receiving my research training, I had a conversation with noted geriatric oncologist, Hy Muss, MD. He suggested I write a paper directed at oncologists that clearly defines the services and goals of occupational therapy in the cancer care setting. And that discussion was the impetus behind the review of the literature, which describes occupational therapy, the services we offer for adults with cancer and how to access care.
Integrative oncology, which is playing an increasing role in treating the side effects of cancer treatments, had a long road to acceptance. Is occupational therapy gaining ground in the oncology world?
It is an underused service and part of the problem is a lack of awareness, as I've mentioned. That's one reason I began research in this area. Occupational therapy improves quality of life for patients with cancer, but I agree, it will still take time to get the message out. With the big push toward understanding and improving survivorship, I think that acceptance of cancer rehabilitation at large, including occupational therapy, will come.
Please give a brief definition of occupational therapy as it pertains to people with cancer.
Occupational therapy is a patient-centered service whose interventions focus on improving health, well-being, and the patient's overall functional capacity. The services use a variety of techniques and tools to improve a person's quality of life with cancer. Occupational therapy interventions improve life satisfaction by enabling participation in one's life roles, routines, and activities.
What are the most common needs in the occupational therapy setting?
Occupational therapy not only helps patients regain control of their lives, but by addressing symptoms of their treatments, it also makes their cancer care more manageable.
It is difficult to address that question in list form. A number of cancer-related issues may affect changes in functional status and daily routines and should be addressed, such as fatigue, cognition, pain, and peripheral neuropathy.
For adults, occupational therapy interventions could assist with skills ranging from dressing, bathing, and using the toilet to the more complex instrumental activities of daily living tasks of organizing one's schedule for the day, balancing a checkbook, cooking, and caring for children or aging relatives. The interventions can flow between rehabilitative and/or adaptive, allowing for the occupational therapist and the patient to come together to determine what they want to work on to improve independence. Sometimes that intervention may look like an environmental adaptation, like a special tool to assist in writing or eating when numbness in the hands makes it difficult to hold utensils, and later to working through sensory and strengthening exercises to regain sensation and hand-grip strength.
Are there data in the literature about occupational therapy?
There have been several studies done in this field examining the benefits of occupational therapy and how it is being used in the clinical setting. In fact, I was one of the authors, along with Dr. Muss and others, who published the results of our 2015 study in the Journal of Geriatric Oncology.1 We analyzed data from an institution-based registry that included geriatric assessments of older adults with cancer linked to billing claims data.
We looked at 529 patients with cancer, a median age of 71 years. Of the 529 patients, 65% had at least one identified functional deficit, and of those patients, only 9% received occupational therapy within 1 year of identifying the deficit. Ours and other studies have demonstrated that occupational therapy is an unmet need among patients with cancer.
Are there tools available for oncologists to measure the need and degree of need for occupational therapy?
The best way to identify who needs occupational therapy is asking a short list of questions. For instance, ask whether they have fallen within the past 6 months or question their home life, such as whether they've been able to drive, go grocery shopping, or attend church. But assessment is a one-on-one conversation that's tailored to the individual patient's status and needs. And there are functional status measures, and quality-of-life measures, such as parts of the geriatric assessment, that although not written specifically for occupational therapy, ask about instrumental and basic activities of daily living and can still be useful to help gauge a patient's need for occupational therapy.
Access issues and barriers to care are part of the oncology community's ongoing dialogue. What barriers to occupational therapy have you identified?
There are barriers to care in the cancer and the rehab setting. Oncologists are busy focusing on the cancer they're treating and it's difficult for them to take time to evaluate patients' occupational therapy needs. To that end, if we devised a two-question measurement tool, it might allow oncologists or nurse practitioners to do such an assessment. There's also a cultural issue in which patients are reluctant to admit they are having basic functional issues on top of the cancer.
Have you had any falls in the past 6 months?
Have you experienced difficulty with activities of daily living or instrumental activities of daily living tasks over the past several weeks?
Are there new upper-extremity flexibility restrictions or pain limiting everyday activities?
Have you experienced new limitations in leisure or social activities?
Have you experienced changes in memory, attention, or focus that have impacted participation in routine daily activities?
Moreover, most occupational and physical therapists are used to seeing patients brought in by wheelchair, stroke victims, or those with traumatic brain injury. They are not used to someone who has cancer walking in. Thus, therapists need to shift gears and think outside the box when they work up the management program. However, these are manageable barriers that can be overcome with research yielding data that will lead to wider awareness and acceptance of this valuable service.
How does one obtain these services, and are they reimbursable?
You start with a written referral by a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician's assistant. Once a referral is made, patients can contact any rehabilitation facility or hospital-based occupational therapy department to find outpatient offices in their area.
Most hospitals have occupational therapy services, and if an institution does not have an occupational therapy department, a referral or prescription may be given to the patient to obtain occupational therapy services through a home-care agency or an outpatient clinic.
Patients, nurse navigators, social workers, and case managers may also call or check patients' supplemental insurance company's website to find occupational therapists in the area who are covered under their insurance plan. For adults older than age 65 who have Medicare, outpatient occupational therapy is covered under Part B, and most patients also have supplemental insurance to help cover the cost of coinsurance for outpatient care.
Disclosure: Dr. Pergolotti reported no potential conflicts of interest.
1. Pergolotti M, Deal AM, Lavery J, et al: The prevalence of potentially modifiable functional deficits and the subsequent use of occupational and physical therapy by older adults with cancer. J Geriatr Oncol 6:194-201, 2015.


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Employee vs. Independent Contractor: What Is the Difference?
If you misclassify workers, you might hear from the IRS.
Tax season is here. One big challenge for construction companies is classifying its different workers. Are they employees or independent contractors? Misclassify the former as the latter and you could be hit with pricey penalties from the IRS, which follows the construction industry closely, according to Jim Lundy, a partner at public accounting and advisory service firm Marcum LLP who specializes in the construction industry.
The line between the two classifications can sometimes seem blurry. For example, said Lundy, "If you have roofing, landscape or drywall contractors on a short-term job, it's hard to tell the difference between subcontractors and part-time employees. And that makes a big difference on payroll taxes."
Properly classifying a worker as an employee or independent contractor dictates not only whether you withhold taxes but also whether the worker is entitled to receive employee benefits (such as health insurance or paid vacation) or file for unemployment, and what employment and labor laws you need to follow (including minimum wage laws, which don't apply to independent contractors).
There are lots of different legal tests to determine independent contractor status, but here are some general things to keep in mind. Consult a qualified accountant or employment attorney in your area to be sure. The IRS also has further information at "Independent Contractor (Self-Employed) or Employee?"
1. Who controls how and when the work is done?
Independent contractors typically set their own hours — and take on other work — with the agreement that they meet the contracted deadline. "If I say, 'This building needs drywall and I don't care when you do it,' that person sounds like a contractor," said Lundy. The more control exercised by a company (in terms of, for example, how and when someone works) the more likely it could be argued that a worker is an employee.
2. Who controls the timing of payment?
If someone is paid only for the hours they work, it is more likely they could be classified as an employee, even if they are part-time, while someone who makes a set amount for a certain job is more likely an independent contractor. Employees are paid out of payroll, and contractors submit an invoice — preferably under a company name and Federal Employer Identification Number instead of a Social Security number — to accounts payable.
3. Who controls the equipment?
If a worker uses a company's equipment, tools and materials or buys his own tools and is reimbursed by the company, it is more likely that he or she could be viewed as an employee. On the other hand, if the person is hired to perform a job and is completely responsible for his equipment, tools and materials, he or she is more likely to be classified as an independent contractor.
4. Is there a contract?
While it is not determinative of the ultimate question of classification, it is considered best practice to have a contract with independent contractors, which makes the relationship clear to both parties.
Companies are subject to steep fines for independent contractor misclassification: A failure-to-pay-taxes penalty is 0.5 percent of the unpaid tax liability for each month up to 25 percent of the total tax liability, according to Justworks, an online platform that handles payroll, benefits and compliance issues for businesses. What's more, the IRS can impose criminal penalties of up to $1,000 per misclassified worker and one year in prison.
One of the ways in which construction companies get accused for unintentionally or intentionally misclassifying workers is through their competitors, Lundy noted. For example, if company A lost a project to company B because company B keeps its costs down by misclassifying workers, company A might call the IRS to tip them off.
Other times, a worker who believes he's been misclassified files a complaint with the IRS, or files for unemployment benefits, thinking he's an employee. Companies can also be exposed during IRS audits. Companies that come forward and admit that they misclassified a worker are often granted some leniency, Lundy said.
Emily Canal is a staff writer for Inc. Magazine and has previously written for Forbes, The New York Times and the Boston Globe.
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Integrating Regions
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The proliferation of regional institutions and initiatives in Asia over the past decade is unmatched in any other region of the world. The authors in this collection explore the distinctive features of these institutions by comparing them for the first time to the experience of other regions; from the elaborate institution-building of Europe to the more modest regional projects of the Americas. It is an opportune moment for this reassessment, as the European regional model faces a sovereign debt crisis while Asian economies see more secure sources of growth from their immediate neighbors. Asia's regional institutions display a distinctive combination of decision rules, commitment devices, and membership practices, shaped by underlying features of the region, the dynamics of regional integration, and the availability of institutional substitutes. Within this context, the authors propose changes that will better sustain the prosperity and peace that have marked Asia in recent decades.
Miles Kahler is Rohr Professor of Pacific International Relations and Distinguished Professor of Political Science in the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies and the Department of Political Science, University of California, San Diego. He was Founding Director of the Institute for International, Comparative, and Area Studies at UCSD. Recent publications include Networked Politics (editor).
Andrew MacIntyre is Professor of Political Science and serves as College Dean and Director of the Research School of Asia & the Pacific at the Australian National University. Recent publications include Crisis as Catalyst, Asia's Dynamic Political Economy (co-editor).
"In that it highlights the importance of political aspects of regional integration, the book makes a great contribution complementary to works based on economic reasoning . . . Written in a rigorous and careful fashion, as an overall comment, this book can be a useful benchmark for cross-regional comparative analyses of regional integration. The coverage of the book is wide and holistic, ranging from Asia's institutionalization to financial and judicial issues."
—Hikari Ishido, The Developing Economies
"[T]he edited volume of Miles Kahler and Andrew MacIntyre makes an important contribution to the already significant literature on regional integration in Asia. The diversity of approaches makes the book beneficial for both students and scholars."
—Heribert Dieter, Pacific Affairs
"In their comprehensive edited volume Integrating Regions: Asia in Comparative Context, Miles Kahler and Andrew MacIntyre bring together a number of leading international scholars to evaluate and explain 'the new Asian regionalism and its institutions in the context of other regions and their international architecture'. This is both a timely and an ambitious project . . . This volume then offers much upon which to ponder about the distinctive character of regional institutions that currently affect global politics."
—David Martin Jones, H-Diplo
"Editors Kahler and MacIntyre have assembled a distinguished panel of international academics to evaluate recent development in Asian regionalism and to compare that development with the processes undertaken earlier in Europe and the Americas . . . A valuable research work that contributes significantly to the ongoing study of the process of regional integration, it belongs in academic libraries with serious holdings in international organization . . . Highly recommended."
—J. A. Rhodes, CHOICE
"[T]his is an interesting and important collection by an impressive group of contributors. The development of frameworks for comparative analysis is potentially an important part in expanding our collective understanding of regional development in East Asia. This book makes a significant contribution to debates about an East Asian region that continues to assume an ever greater importance."
—Mark Beeson, Contemporary Southeast Asia
"This outstanding book contains first rate chapters by prominent scholars. The editors provide a lucid exposition of the various factors that make Asian regionalism not an embryonic specimen that emulates other regionalisms but a fully developed set of institutions and practices embodying a distinct and appropriate political logic. This book is a persuasive and powerful reply to Eurocentrism in the analysis of international regionalism."
—Peter J. Katzenstein, Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies, Cornell University
"Leading scholars examine the drivers and state of play in Asian economic regionalism, and the future of New Asian Regionalism. The comparative context is particularly valuable and refreshing. With many insights, this book is a must read for scholars and policymakers interested in Asian regionalism."
—Muthiah Alagappa, Tun Hussein Onn Chair in International Studies, ISIS Malaysia
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The Hypertext Editing System, or HES, was an early hypertext research project conducted at Brown University in 1967 by Andries van Dam, Ted Nelson, and several Brown students. It was the first hypertext system available on commercial equipment that novices could use.

HES organized data into two main types: links and branching text. The branching text could automatically be arranged into menus, and a point within a given area could also have an assigned name, called a label, and be accessed later by that name from the screen. Although HES pioneered many modern hypertext concepts, its emphasis was on text formatting and printing.

HES required an IBM 2250 display console and a large memory partition on Brown's IBM System/360 Model 50 campus mainframe computer which limited its use: "Although it was shared with others, it was a multi-million-dollar piece of technology housed in a large machine room that van Dam's team was able to use as essentially a personal computer between midnight and 4 AM." The program was used by NASA's Houston Manned Spacecraft Center for documentation on the Apollo space program. The project's research was funded by IBM but the program was stopped around 1969, and replaced by the FRESS (File Retrieval and Editing System) project.

Ted Nelson claims credit for inventing the back button with regards to hypertext, as the Hypertext Editing System was the first system that contained one.

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You sound like someone after my own heart! I start planning our Disney vacations as soon as possible, but sometimes I get slowed down a bit when my 180-day mark hasn't arrived. It feels like time stands still during a Disney countdown!
Typically, park hours are released about 180 days out. Currently, the Disney calendar is available until the first part of April 2018. By the end of October, first of November park hours will become available for you to begin making more solid plans for each day of your vacation. Extra Magic Hours should be released around that time as well.
Crystal, also know that times are subject to change at any time. So as your arrival dated approach be sure to check those park hours again to make sure that you and the Disney calendar are in sync!
Happy planning and enjoy your magical vacation! We'll be here to help you plan your Disney vacation if any more questions come up!


My name is Allison O'Brien, and I am this year's Editor-in-Chief of The Cadre. I'm a Sociology/Anthropology major in my sixth and final year here at UPEI, and boy, I cannot wait to graduate. I'm a lover of musicals, dogs, and iced espresso, and if you're looking for me on campus, you can probably find me in the lineup at Tim Hortons until The Fox and Crow starts offering iced lattes.
If you're new here, welcome! The Cadre is UPEI's student-run online newspaper. You can find us on Instagram at @thecadreupei, on Twitter at @thecadre, or on Facebook simply as The Cadre. I might be biased, but I highly recommend that you follow us to stay up-to-date on what's happening at UPEI and in the community.
If you're a long time fan of The Cadre, you may have noticed a few changes, such as our brand spankin' new website. That's right, finally The Cadre looks like a respectable news source. We've also downsized our Editorial Board from five managing editors to two. This change will see our editors publishing more frequently, building stronger journalism skills, and spending more time working to create quality content.
Each year, The Cadre welcomes a new team of editors who have their own writing styles, ideas, and interests. This means that each year, the tone and style of The Cadre changes. Last year, the newspaper saw record growth due to our popular news and humour sections. I am confident that The Cadre will see similar growth this year as we focus on writing about stories that truly matter to students.
This year, we are also looking for volunteers. There are more stories than there are editors to write them, so if you have any desire to write for us, please reach out! We are also seeking photographers and videographers, and of course we will always accept opinion pieces. Our meetings are every Friday at 12:30 PM in room 218 of the W.A. Murphy Student Centre. Hope to see you there!


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Campaign against Hungary's Olympic bid
The Momentum Movement, a new youth organization has started to collect signatures to call a referendum to derail the Budapest 2024 Olympic bid. 35,000 were collected in the first 3 days, of 138,000 necessary. Commentators assess the political implications of the Olympic bid as well as the referendum initiative.
Magyar Idők's Dávid Megyeri likens the initiative to a suicide mission. The pro-government pundit recalls that polls suggest that the majority of Hungarians support the Budapest Olympic bid, and even the MSZP and other minor left-wing parties voted in favour of the motion in the Budapest council, although they now they also want a referendum. Megyeri speculates that the Momentum Movement is a shadow organization of the former PM Ferenc Gyurcsány, who might use it to weaken the MSZP. Megyeri also ponders the possibility that Jobbik may be part of, or at least sympathize with the Momentum Movement project.
In Vasárnapi Hírek, Péter Pető welcomes the initiative to call a referendum. The left-wing columnist accuses the government of using the Olympic Games as just another tool to entrench its power and offer lucrative contracts to entrepreneurs allied to it.
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Unfortunately, we had to spend Father's Day away from daddy. So, we took this picture and sent it to him with the message: "We love you. We miss you. We can't wait to see you!"
We went back to the City of Refuge one afternoon and met a sweet man working the park. He was wearing this coat made of some type of leaves that was once used by the natives for warmth and protection. He let oma try it on!
Can you see the three turtles in this picture?
The boys loved playing with this odd looking plant that grew right in the middle of the beach... a local woman we met on the beach explained to us that the fruits are used to make medicine.
As we were walking back towards the car, the boys decided they needed to lay down on the dirty ground for a quick rest... very odd little boys!
Week 4 pictures coming soon... and daddy comes back!


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Leadership is the decision to take responsibility for the future.
Leadership has 5 objects: myself, the boss, the task, the group, and the organization.
Leadership transforms resources into results.
The only goal for leadership is success.
Leadership has three functions: direct (shape direction), manage (get stuff done), and lead (let people grow).
Leadership is effective: over time; through people and with rules; between goals and anti-goals; in silence and in groups.
Leadership neeeds compassion, creativity, and courage.
The key to succes is mindfulness.
Leadship seeks essence: within dialogue, decision, solution, and failure.
Leadership happens as a repeated game of mutual influence. The more abstract and more fundamental the game, the more indirect the influence and the more longterm the impact.


You've received a stent. Now what? Singing River Health System's heart and vascular services team in Pascagoula and Ocean Springs wants you to have all the information you need as you proceed with your heart care.
A stent is a device made of wire mesh similar to a spring found inside a ballpoint pen. Patients who have had a heart attack or chest pain may have an angioplasty procedure, which usually includes a stent placement. When the balloon is inflated during an angioplasty, the stent expands, locks in place and holds the artery open.
Care for your incision: you may have been given some instructions on how to care for your incision. Be sure to follow these carefully so your body heals properly. If you've forgotten these instructions, or if you have any questions, call your doctor to request assistance.
Fill your prescriptions immediately: it's important to fill and take any new medicines that your doctor prescribes immediately. These medicines along with aspirin can help keep your stent open and reduce your risk factors. Be sure you don't run out of medicine or skip any doses. Do not discontinue any of these medicines. Always report any adverse side effects or reactions to your cardiologist. If you cannot afford your medicine, please notify your doctor immediately for assistance.
Prepare for your follow-up appointment: if you haven't already, be sure that you make your first follow-up appointment with your cardiologist. Prior to the appointment, write down any questions you have.
Dial, don't drive, call 911: if you think you are experiencing any symptoms of a heart attack, don't wait and call 911 immediately!
A heart attack is a life-and-death emergency, and every second counts. If you see or experience any of the following heart attack warning signs and symptoms, call 911 immediately.
Not all of these signs occur during every heart attack or stroke. Actually, there may be no pain at all. Symptoms may come and go. If signs occur, get help fast. If you think you are experiencing any symptoms of a heart attack, call 911 immediately! Do not attempt to drive yourself to the ER.
Singing River Health System provides 24-hour emergency services to the residents and visitors of Jackson County and the surrounding communities with emergency trained and board certified physicians. Singing River Health System's emergency room personnel and cardiologists are specially trained and nationally recognized for rapid treatment of cardiac events, and they can take care of you in the event of a heart attack. Cardiothoracic surgeons and cardiologists can manage your treatment and care after an initial visit.
Participate in one of Singing River Health System's SafeHeart Health Screens®. We offer five quick and easy tests that can identify your risk of a heart attack, stroke or aneurysm. The entire screening takes approximately 15 minutes. Your results will be interpreted by a local cardiologist and a report will be mailed to you within two weeks.
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These spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouses measure 130m² with a garden area of 20 m² and come with fully pre-installation fitted gas central heating and air conditioning as standard. Within the Alenda Golf development residents will have access to a small supermarket, restaurant and bar, clubhouse, fitness centre and paddle tennis courts. Due to its prime location, it is just 15 minutes from the golden beaches of Alicante, Alicante Airport and the town of Elche.
Thanks to the lovely year-round climate and amazing facilities, Costa Blanca is a perfect area to not only play golf but to also invest in a golf property. There are over 15 golf courses nearby, such as the El Patio Golf Club which is just 3 kilometres from Alicante and designed by Severiano Ballesteros, and the Font del Llop Golf Club, near Alenda.
The Alenda Golf Club, is an 18-hole course with a separate pitch & putt.
Kiruna residencial offers the opportunity to buy a golf property in Alicante, at an exclusive price.
Kiruna residencial complex is situated next to the Alenda Golf Club, a peaceful area surrounded by beautiful views, and just 10 minutes from Alicante's town centre and golden beaches. Elche's famous palm grove, now included on the World Heritage list, is just 6 minutes away.
The mountains of Sierra de las Águilas and Sierra del Cid offer a stunning backdrop and allow residents to enjoy the breath-taking views, nature walks and even bird watching.
Alicante's international airport, with on average 11 million visitors a year, is just 10 minutes from Kiruna residencial, with connections to the UK and many other European capitals.
The Euromed high speed train has regular links with Barcelona and Valencia, and the AVE with Madrid, and the ports at Alicante are included on the Mediterranean cruising ships' circuit.
Elche's famous palm grove is just 10 minutes from Valle de Alenda and has been included in the World Heritage list, and nearby Monforte del Cid is an historical village with facilities that perfectly complements Alenda Golf.
There are currently 15 golf courses on the Costa Blanca, all in close proximity to one another. Many of the properties at Kiruna residencial will have access to the Alenda Golf Club, with residents able to use all the facilities available.


Prior to WWE Payback 2015, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins is welcomed by the Baltimore Orioles and throws out the first pitch before a game.
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Solo living 'doubles heart risk'
People who live alone often have poor support, the study said.
Living alone doubles the risk of severe heart disease compared to living with a partner, Danish research suggests.
Women over 60 and men over 50 living alone had an increased risk of conditions including severe angina and heart attacks.
The research appears in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.
However, heart experts said habits such as smoking and a poor diet, more common among those who live alone, were the reasons for the increased risk.
Lifestyle habits linked to living alone, such as smoking and eating unhealthy food, are more of a problem
Ellen Mason, British Heart Foundation
Researchers from Aarhus Sygeus University studied population data on more than 138,000 adults living in the Aarhus area.
Between 2000 and 2002, 646 people were diagnosed with severe angina, or sustained a heart attack, or died because of a severe heart problem, a range of conditions known as acute coronary syndrome.
Age and living alone were the strongest factors for predicting someone would develop one of the conditions.
Women aged over 60 who lived alone made up just over 5% of the population, but accounted for a third of all deaths from the syndrome within 30 days of diagnosis.
Lone men over 50 comprised just under 8% of the population, but accounted for two thirds of deaths from the syndrome within 30 days of diagnosis.
Lifestyle factors
Factors associated with the lowest risks included living with a partner, a high level of education, and being in work.
Women who were divorced also had a lower heart disease risk.
Smoking, obesity and high cholesterol are all more common among those who live alone.
This group is also less likely to have a social support network to draw on, and is likely to make fewer visits to the family doctor.
Dr Kirsten Nielsen, who led the research, said: "There is an accumulation of heart disease risk factors in people who live alone.
"But something else is also happening, which we haven't yet identified.
"Studies on monkeys have shown animals who are isolated have a higher risk of atherosclerosis [a build up of fatty deposits in the arteries].
"Living alone is a risk factor GPs should take into account - and it may be necessary to contact those living on their own and advise them on how to cut their risk of disease."
Ellen Mason, spokesperson for the British Heart Foundation said: "Lifestyle habits linked to living alone, such as smoking and eating unhealthy food, are more of a problem than living alone itself.
"The weakness of the researchers' interpretation is that many people who choose to live alone have strong social support and healthy lifestyles, all of which help keep their heart healthy."
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Brahms, Johannes - Quintets, Op. 34 & 111 - Pavel Haas Quartet
Their recording of the American Quartet and String Quartet No. 13, Op. 106 (Gramophone Award – Recording of the Year), elevated the Pavel Haas Quartet among the finest performers of Antonín Dvorák's music. This position was subsequently confirmed by a recording of the composer's quintets, made with the violist Pavel Nikl, a founding member of the ensemble, and the pianist Boris Giltburg, winner of the Queen Elisabeth Competition. The album received the most coveted classical music accolades (Gramophone Chamber Award, BBC Radio 3 Record Review Discs of the Year, Diapason d'Or, etc.). While recording the Dvorák quintets, the logical idea of a Brahms album was born. And now it has come to fruition. Dvorák was encouraged by and ultimately attained global fame owing to the kind support and friendship of his older colleague Brahms, who in his twenties had been just as generously aided by Clara and Robert Schumann. Brahms' relationship with Clara is probably also behind the Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34. Originally conceived as a string quintet, in the spring of 1864 Brahms transformed it into a sonata for two pianos, yet Clara voiced her doubts about this version's sound too. The desired contrast and richness of color was ultimately achieved by combining the strings and the piano. Clara Schumann performed the piano part at the private premiere of the quintet, which she referred to as having "symphonic" proportions. This aspect is clearly foregrounded on the present Pavel Haas Quartet recording. Brahms allegedly intended the String Quintet in G major, Op. 111, to be his last piece of music. In this light, it may come across as a reflection of the music he had cherished during his life – from Beethoven, Schubert, the Viennese waltz, his contemporary Wagner, to his beloved Hungarian dance motifs. From Dvorák to Brahms. A spellbinding "symphonic" chamber music sound.
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Category Archives: Immigration
Non-Citizen Voting Push Is Part Of Agenda To Rid America Of Citizenship: Election Expert, by Charlotte Cuthbertson
Is there any country on the planet that allows people who are not citizens of that country to determine who will run it? From Charlotte Cuthbertson at The Epoch Times at zerohedge.com:
The recent New York City law to allow at least 800,000 noncitizens to vote in municipal elections is unconstitutional and likely to be overturned in court, said Hans von Spakovsky, manager of the Heritage Foundation's election law reform initiative and former member of the Federal Election Commission.
"It's actually pretty clear that it violates the New York State Constitution—it has a provision that specifically says that you have to be a citizen to vote in all elections in the state of New York, and that includes local elections," Spakovsky told The Epoch Times on Jan. 19.
"I also think it is bad from a policy point of view, because it basically cheapens and diminishes the concept of citizenship.
"It ought to be something that makes American citizens mad, particularly because of the potential number of aliens that's involved."
Hans von Spakovsky, manager of the Election Law Reform Initiative at the Heritage Foundation, at an immigration event in Washington in this file photo. (The Epoch Times)
New York City Mayor Eric Adams allowed the measure to become law on Jan. 9, which includes the provision that voting noncitizens must be in the city for 30 days or more and have authorization to work.
Posted in Civil Liberties, Government, Immigration, Politics
Tagged New York City, Non-citizen voting
Forecast 2022 — Dumpster Fire Blazing on the Frontier of a Dark Age, by James Howard Kunstler
This is an incisive and comprehensive analysis of where we are now. From James Howard Kunstler at kunstler.com:
If 2021 was the year of maximum corruption, political decadence, and mind-fuckery in US history, 2022 is looking like a convulsive snap-back to the harrowing rigors of reality, spiked with shocking losses, reckonings, and not a little retribution for the rogues and reprobates who drove our country into a ditch. Quandaries abound now in the wreckage of economy, culture, and polity. The years of anything-goes-and-nothing-matters have ended — though you might not know it yet, at this very advent of Twenty-Double-Deuce. Welcome to the banquet of consequences. Soup's on!
The American people have been played backwards and forwards, inside and out, through and through, and up and down; driven to the very edge of national suicide by a combine of enemies within and without. If China's CCP wanted to take maximum advantage of a weakened, confused USA, they couldn't have found more zealous help-mates than the seditious Democratic Party, along with Dr. Anthony Fauci's treasonous public health empire, the murderous pharmaceutical companies, the recklessly dishonest news media, and a demonic host of federal agencies, especially the three-stooge "Intel Community" — the CIA (Moe), DOJ (Larry), FBI (Curley) — plus the many secret horror chambers in the Pentagon. Throw in the Big Tech tyrants, the Marxist mandarins on campus, and the satanic narcissists of Hollywood. Oh, and let's not forget the evil principality of grift and swindling that is Wall Street.
Posted in Banking, Business, Civil Liberties, Collapse, Crime, Cronyism, Debt, Economy, Education, Energy, Financial markets, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Governments, History, Horseshit, Immigration, Intelligence, Law, Media, Medicine, Military, Morality, Politics, Propaganda, Science, Technology, Tyranny, War
Tagged Biden administration, Epic collapse, Rackets
Biden's Troubled Relationship With the Truth – and Consequences, by Andy Puzder
People don't trust Biden and the rest of the Democratic cohort because they lie a lot. There's an obvious solution, but don't look for it happening anytime soon. From Andy Puzder at realclearpolitics.com:
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President Biden's approval rating has plummeted, and Democrats wonder why. The United States is facing hardships, but hardships alone don't make a president unpopular. Leaders who are honest about the problems we face and forthright about the solutions they offer tend to do well (think, say, of Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan). Unfortunately, that is not the leadership Americans are getting from this president.
Instead, the Biden administration has tried to convince the public of things that are not just untrue but implausible. To note a few, Biden did not (and does not) have a "national strategy" to defeat COVID; our southern border is not "secure;" the Afghan withdrawal was not an "extraordinary success"; the current bout of inflation is neither "temporary" nor "a good thing"; and government spending never takes "the pressure off of inflation."
Of course, politicians often overstate things and sometimes outright lie. Nothing new there. It's the in-your-face nature of the administration's falsehoods that is stunning.
For a recent example, take Biden's efforts to promote his Build Back Better bill. The administration often claims that the legislation really "costs zero dollars" because it is "paid for." Most Americans realize that paying for something doesn't make it free. Otherwise, literally everything would be free. Seriously, people get this.
Posted in Banking, Business, Civil Liberties, Crime, Debt, Economics, Economy, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Governments, Immigration, Law, Medicine, Politics, Propaganda, Science
Tagged Biden administration, lies, Truth
What's the Matter With the Democrats? Be Steve Sailer
You go to a lot of trouble dividing the house, it ends up not standing, but you get crushed in the rubble. That's what is happening to the Democrats these days. From Steve Sailer at takimag.com:
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It wasn't a good autumn for Joe Biden and the Democrats. The president's approval rating was down to a Trump-like 41 percent in an NPR poll released on Monday.
British prime minister Harold Macmillan supposedly replied to a question about what is the most important influence on his term of office with, "Events, dear boy, events."
Biden isn't that suave, but he would have some justification for blaming the Democrats' tumble on a series of unfortunate events. But much of the ruling party's growing unpopularity stems from inevitable outgrowths of their fundamental 21st-century political strategy of exacerbating divisiveness in the name of diversity.
And Democrats alienated Hispanics and, increasingly, Asians by anointing blacks as their moral leaders and deciding that black interests trump all others. Thus, in this new poll, Biden's approval rating among Hispanics was only 33 percent. (Granted, that's a small sample size, and the number is drawing attention precisely because it's something of an outlier. But still, it's another example of a trend worrying Democrats.)
The big decline in Biden's polls happened in August during the tactically inept fall of Afghanistan. The press had been covering for him, but Kabul punctured the administration's claim to competence.
Biden also bet heavily that he could double down on the already expansive Trumponomics with lavish spending on the Democratic Party's Christmas wish list without provoking retail price inflation.
Posted in Banking, Business, Crime, Debt, Economics, Economy, Government, Immigration, Law, Medicine, Politics, Propaganda, War
Tagged Biden administration, Unpopularity
Will Poland Have to Defend Europe from Islam Again? by Gunnar Heinsohn
Europeans should be happy that Poland takes' its role as the gateway to Europe seriously. From Gunnar Heinsohn at americanthinker.com:
In 1621, the city of Chocim in today's western Ukraine witnessed a mighty battle between the Polish-Lithuanian Empire and an invading Ottoman army. Chocim is rightly remembered by Poland as a victory, although the conflict ended in a political draw. But this stalemate was fought by only about 50,000 men against three times as many Turks and Mongols. After the death of the Polish commander-in-chief, Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, it was Stanisław Lubomirski (1583–1649), not yet forty years old, who turned the tide in favor of Warsaw.
Chocim was not the first battle in this war against Muslim aggression. Already in 1619, Poland's King Sigismund III Wasa (1566/1587–1632) had saved the ruler Ferdinand II (1578/1619–1637) by defeating Hungarian vassals of the sultan, saving Vienna and Germany's imperial crown.
Chocim prevented a further expansion of the caliphate, but much of Hungary remained Turkish, and the sultans were only waiting for a new opportunity to push westward. In 1672, with 80,000 men, Muslim forces were able to reconquer Chocim and entire Polish provinces. Against Hetman Jan Sobieski (1629/1674–1696), however, the Ottomans suffered a second defeat at Chocim in 1673.
The significance of these Polish accomplishments did not go unnoticed in the free Republic of the Netherlands. Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe (1645–1708) — forefather of all bloggers with his engraved texts critical of the times — sensed the deeper meaning of Poland's victories at Chocim. For the first time, the Occident was now able to defend itself. That is why de Hooghe immortalized Sobieski in 1674, showing him as a Hercules and savior of Europe.
The Dutch intellectual was not mistaken. In 1683, Sobieski, king of Poland since 1674, risked everything in a do-or-die battle against the Turkish army besieging Vienna, whose emperor, Leopold I (1640/1658–1705), had already run away. This valiant defense of western Europe was the result of Sobieski's grasp of the continent's strategic situation. Despite the entreaties of his revered French wife, he had refused an alliance with Louis XIV (1638/1643-1715), who was an ally of the caliphate. Violent encounters with the sultans and their mega-armies, which Poland had experienced in horrific ways, forbade any such favor for the "Sun King" of France.
Posted in Collapse, Economy, Governments, History, Immigration
Tagged Islamic migration into Europe, Poland
Why Not Shop Around for the Best Government? By Simon Black
Imagine if government funding were contingent on the government being able to attract and keep a sufficient number of productive citizens. From Simon Black at sovereignman.com:
Leonardo da Vinci's painting and engineering skills were so highly renowned that he was in extremely high demand among European nobility in the early Renaissance.
Leonardo started in the independent city-state of Florence as an apprentice artist, where he worked for the famous Medici family.
Then in the early 1480s, da Vinci went to Milan to work for Duke Ludovico Sforza (the man who commissioned The Last Supper).
At the turn of the century, the Venetian Republic briefly engaged da Vinci's services as a military adviser. He then relocated to the Papal States to work as a military adviser for Pope Alexander VI's son, Cesare Borgia.
By 1503, he was back to work in Florence, and in 1515 moved to France, where he lived the remainder of his life working for King Francis I.
But Leonardo da Vinci was far from the only renaissance man who could take advantage of governments competing for talent.
The leaders of Italian city-states wanted to show the world how advanced and cultured they were, and therefore would extend tax breaks, land, and even titles to talented individuals, including artists, inventors, scientists, and engineers.
And this concept still exists today as well.
For example, US cities and states competed a few years ago to attract the new Amazon headquarters to their area.
New York City was initially chosen for Amazon's 'HQ2' site before New York's crazy politicians led a revolt, and Amazon decided it wasn't worth the political hassle.
Posted in Civil Liberties, Government, Immigration, Politics, Taxes
Tagged emigration, tax rates
Dr. Fauci and Biden are Medical Hypocrites and a Political Disgrace, by Mike "Mish" Shedlock
Who is and isn't required to vaccinate has been a political, not a medical determination, although Biden and Fauci try to pretend otherwise. From Mike "Mish" Shedlock at mishtalk.com:
Among the key reasons for mistrust of vaccinations are outright lies and excuses by Biden and his alleged experts coupled with medical and political hypocrisy.
No Tests for Illegal Immigrants
On September 20, the White House Defends Not Requiring Negative COVID Tests From Illegal Migrants.
The rationale is an amazing political lie. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said the refugees are "not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time."
Reporters pressed Psaki as to why there are so many steps pertaining to COVID-19 when flying into the country, such as providing vaccination proof or a negative COVID-19 test, but seemingly none for those who walk across the border.
"The intention is for them to be quarantined. That is our process, they're not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time, I don't think it's the same thing. It's not the same thing," responded Psaki.
Mandatory Vaccinations or Tests for US Citizens
On November 4, the White House Fact Sheet announced Details of Two Major Vaccination Policies
First, the Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is announcing the details of a requirement for employers with 100 or more employees to ensure each of their workers is fully vaccinated or tests for COVID-19 on at least a weekly basis. The OSHA rule will also require that these employers provide paid-time for employees to get vaccinated, and ensure all unvaccinated workers wear a face mask in the workplace. OSHA has a strong 50-year record of requiring employers to take common sense actions to prevent workers from getting sick or injured on the job. This rule will cover 84 million employees.
Second, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) at the Department of Health and Human Services is announcing the details of its requirement that health care workers at facilities participating in Medicare and Medicaid are fully vaccinated. The rule applies to more than 17 million workers at approximately 76,000 health care facilities, including hospitals and long-term care facilities.
Posted in Civil Liberties, Collapse, Government, Immigration, Medicine, Politics, Propaganda, Science
Tagged Illegal alien vaccinations, Mandatory vaccinations
Poland's Beef with the EU Shows the Dangers of Political Centralization, by Jose Niño
You can't make once-size-fits-all laws and regulations for over twenty countries, even if they are all on the same continent. From Jose Niño at mises.org:
Across the pond, Poland and the European Union find themselves deadlocked over a question about judicial primacy. In early October, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal sparked controversy when it ruled that EU law does not supersede national legislation.
At stake in the EU-Poland legal dispute, was Poland's decision in 2018 to rein in its judiciary and establish a disciplinary chamber to remove judges. Before these reforms were undertaken, the Polish judiciary was largely viewed as corrupt and inefficient, possessing vestigial features of the previous Communist order, when Poland was a member of the Warsaw Pact. What initially started out as a mundane domestic reform soon transformed into an international controversy.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) took exception to Poland's reforms and ruled that EU law takes precedence over Polish law. The ECJ's ruling did not deter Poland, though. Back in March, Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki brought the case before the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, subsequently leading to the Polish tribunal's controversial ruling in October. Following the October ruling, the EU commission had choice words for Poland's superior court and reaffirmed its EU-law-über-alles stance.
Possessed by a universalist spirit, the EU ramped up the pressure on Poland by slapping it with a daily fine of €1 million euros (slightly over $1.1 million) until the Law and Justice (PiS, Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) government modifies its judicial legislation to align with EU standards.
Posted in Business, Economics, Economy, Geopolitics, Governments, History, Immigration, Law, Politics, Propaganda
Tagged European Union, Poland


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A 'Breaking Bad' Character Returns On This Week's 'Better Call Saul' [PaleyFest]
By Fred Topel/March 14, 2016 8:00 am EST
At the Paley Center For Media's annual Paleyfest event, Better Call Saul screened Monday night's episode two days early for their Saturday panel. The climax of the episode featured a recognizable Breaking Bad character. We won't spoil whom, but the prequel series has been judicious about who they've reintroduced. Nacho (Michael Mando) has been in a recurring role, and Kyle Bornheimer recently appeared as Ken Win. Series creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould spoke about this week's big Easter egg. Even that is a possible spoiler if you figure out who could be connected to last week's big cameo appearance.
"Probably right when we were breaking this episode," Gould said. "I think we thought, Tuco's in trouble. Who is he going to call?"
As much as Gould and Gilligan like bringing Breaking Bad characters back, they are careful not to overdo it. "We love all these characters and actors from the Breaking Bad universe," Gilligan said. "We were so blessed on that show, just as we are on this show, who we want to spend time with. The difficulty is to not overdo it. The difficulty is to maintain a certain level of self discipline so we don't appear willy nilly and say, 'Let's have this person walk through the background. Let's have this person get splashed with mud as Jimmy drives by.' It's an old Faulkner thing, sometimes you gotta kill your darlings."
At the end of the panel, Gilligan revealed an upcoming example where they nixed a cameo. Perhaps we can figure out who it might have been when we see the episode in question.
"We had an idea for the final episode of this season," Gilligan said. "It was a really perfect opportunity for a cameo that we didn't wind up doing, and you can figure out what I'm talking about when you see the final episode of this season. We had a perfect opportunity, a very organic and logical opportunity for someone from our Breaking Bad universe to show up in the final episode of this season. We didn't do it and I got talked out of it because I really wanted to do it, and I'm glad I got talked out of it because as Peter and the writers told me, it would've been distracting. It would have distracted from a very important thing that was going on."
There is one upcoming scene that was actually filmed for season one and deleted. They found a place for it in a future episode. "There is a scene, this is the first time this has happened, there is quite a wonderful sequence that we shot in season one that we didn't use," Gould said. "A sequence actually written and directed by Mr. [Thomas] Schnauz. We did bank it. You'll see it in a couple of weeks."
This week's episode, "Rebecca," reveals more about Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) and Chuck (Michael McKean)'s sibling relationship. The episode opens with a flashback of Jimmy visiting Chuck and his wife Rebecca for dinner, prior to Chuck's affliction with an allergy to electricity. We know that in the present day of the show, Chuck is alone with only Jimmy to accommodate his special needs, but Gilligan and Gould haven't entirely decided how Rebecca exited the picture.
"We did this on Breaking Bad as well," Gilligan said. "We give ourselves outs as often as we can. It looks like, especially on Breaking Bad, it looks like we enjoyed painting ourselves into corners and we kind of do, but we always kind of give ourselves outs. Suffice it to say, it's important to us to know that she's no longer around, Rebecca. If you held a gun to our heads, we're not sure we could tell you exactly why she's not, but we know that she's not. We like to leave ourselves room to maneuver in the writers room."
Gould added, "For me, it's also a little bit of understanding Chuck just a tiny bit because here's a man who obviously there was a real relationship there. When you see these two together, you see that there's a real marriage there and he's lost that."
McKean gets to give a great speech about how Jimmy used to work for their father's business, and Chuck blames Jimmy for some of what went wrong. "I think it's fun that people don't know whether I'm telling the absolute truth or not," McKean said. "I think I probably am. Actually, there are two different thumbnail sketches of Jimmy in the show. There's one we're seeing with our own eyes at the dinner table at the beginning and there's one in this anecdote, this story that is kind of a cautionary tale. Now I might have my own reasons for this version and I might be calling it one way or another but it was very interesting. I never asked you whether or not it was true.'
Gilligan is willing to commit to the veracity of Chuck's story. "I think it's true to him," Gilligan said. "I don't think it's a stretch to say that the story he's telling is a cautionary tale that he believes. Whether or not it's strictly true we may glean from later episodes. We may not."
The story comes up in a scene between Chuck and Kim (Rhea Seehorn). Stuck in the dank "document review" office by Howard (Patrick Fabian), Kim asks Chuck if there's a future for her at Hamlin, Hamlin and McGill. Chuck blames Jimmy for getting Kim into this mess.
"What she was really coming to ask is, can you please tell me if I have a place and career here and a chance to be judged by meritocracy instead of being a pawn, and this is the answer I get," Seehorn said. "So there's a lot of stuff going on with her there. I didn't ask them if it's true or not because they wouldn't answer me. I thought the most important thing was that everyone is living by their own version of their truth. She believes in that moment that this is what Chuck believes is the truth. I think Kim has probably heard versions of the story that are told through Jimmy's point of view. She doesn't know what the truth is but the point is that people are developing their lies and shaping their morals and ethics and who they are based on these truths. Memory is not fact. Feelings aren't fact and they're basing them on this. It was important to me to not be complicit in throwing Jimmy under the bus. I wouldn't do it. Even if she thought it was 100% true, I will not do that."
Kim is a new love interest to Jimmy for Breaking Bad fans, who didn't see his love life on the previous show. Some are assuming they break up before the end of Better Call Saul, or even drastically that Kim will die. Rumors of her death have been greatly exaggerated.
"Just because we never saw her on Breaking Bad doesn't mean she doesn't exist," Gilligan said.
Seahorn has an even more practical explanation for why we never saw her on Breaking Bad. "Even if she existed and in Breaking Bad, if she was in Jimmy's life and important to him, would he bring her up to Heisenberg?" She said. "I think all possibilities are open and I refuse to hear otherwise."
The timeline for Better Call Saul remains flexible. Gilligan and Gould may prolong Jimmy McGill's transformation into Saul for their own personal reasons?
"We don't want to see Jimmy McGill turn into Saul Goodman, me, the writers, all of us, because we like Jimmy better," Gilligan said. "We like Jimmy better than Saul from five seasons of Breaking Bad counting the seasons he was a part of, but you want to be organic in your storytelling. You don't want to get inorganic. One factor that leads you down the garden path of inorganic-ness so to speak is we really like this character. We want to stick with him as long as possible. That in itself is inorganic storytelling, so we don't have an answer how long it's going to go and how long it's going to take. We just know that we want to step through the minefield as it were as delicately as possible to tell the story as close to perfectly as we can and not miss any beats, not miss any tricks, not leave any good stuff on the table."
Better Call Saul airs Mondays at 10PM on AMC.


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Quinton Lucas : Net Worth, Family, Wife, Education, Children, Age, Biography and Political Career
Quinton Lucas is us mayor of Kansas City since 2019 know all about him in this article as like his Family, Net Worth, Parents, Wife, Children, Education and Career Earnings
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Katherine Carttar
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Cornell University (JD)
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$ 2 Million
Quinton Donald Lucas is an American politician serving as the 55th and current mayor of Kansas City, Missouri. He was elected in 2019 and is the city's third African-American mayor. Before his election, he was a law school professor, community leader, and city council member.
Quinton Lucas Net Worth
Quinton Lucas Net Worth is 2 Million in 2021.
Quinton Lucas Family
Lucas was born in Kansas City, Missouri to Quincy Bennett Johnson, a single mother.
Quinton Lucas Wife and Children
Lucas married his longtime girlfriend Katherine Carttar on April 9, 2021. That same month, the couple welcomed a son who they named Bennett. Lucas lives in the historic 18th and Vine district.
Quinton Lucas Career and Achievement
In 2015, Lucas won a city council seat representing the Third-District-at-Large, gaining more than 70% of the vote. His message was concerned with bridging the cultural and socioeconomic gaps between the eastern and western areas of the city. When asked about the greatest challenge facing Kansas City, Lucas said, "How do we get people from jobs in my part of the city, the east side of Kansas City, off into other parts of the city or even to Kansas?"
Housing policy became a primary focus once Lucas joined the city council. He advocated both the development of new housing supply and the renovation of existing properties. Lucas played a decisive role in shaping a 2018 ordinance that defined affordable rent as equaling 30% or less of the city's median income, which was then $1,100 a month. In an interview with the Kansas City Business Journal, Lucas said that "$1,000 a month is still pretty high for a lot of people, but what we're trying to do is say that we will not give incentives based on affordability standards for units that are north of that figure."
During discussions surrounding the finance and development of a new airport in August of 2017, Lucas advocated for transparent municipal decision-making by calling for fewer closed Council sessions. He told The Kansas City Star, "I think the spirit of the Sunshine Law is not for council to deliberate on myriad issues on public policy in secret."
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In the 2019 mayoral election, 11 candidates ran to replace term-limited incumbent Sly James. The field later narrowed to Lucas and fellow city council member Jolie Justus. Lucas won after receiving approximately 59% of the vote.
On March 10, 2020, Lucas attempted to vote in the Missouri Democratic presidential primary, but was turned away at the polls because a worker mistakenly entered his name as "Lucas Quinton." The mayor used the incident to highlight the importance of voting, and his tweet describing the situation received over 13,000 likes. He later returned to the polls and successfully cast a vote.
In late August of 2020, citizens organized a petition to remove Lucas from office, but were unsuccessful. These petitioners criticized Lucas's response to the COVID-19 pandemic and said that his mask regulations were harming the city's small businesses.
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What Kind of Law Is the ADA?
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State and Local Governments and the ADA
Is public transportation covered by the ADA?
Yes. If it is offered by a state or local government, it is covered by Title II. If it is offered by a private company, it is covered by Title III. Publicly funded transportation includes, but is not limited to, bus and passenger train (rail) service. Rail service includes subways (rapid rail), light rail, commuter rail, and Amtrak. Privately funded transportation includes, but is not limited to, taxicabs, airport shuttles, intercity bus companies, such as Greyhound, and hotel-provided transportation. The ADA also covers how transportation service is operated. For example, bus stops must be announced.
Do all buses have to be accessible to people who use wheelchairs?
At this point, nearly all buses are required to be accessible. When the ADA was passed in 1990, it required any new bus that was leased or purchased to be accessible to people who use wheelchairs, but it did not require retrofitting of older buses. Since buses are generally replaced after 10 or 12 years, it would be very rare to have an inaccessible bus still in the fleet, since the ADA was passed over 22 years ago.
Must bus drivers allow people who are blind to ride the buses?
Bus drivers may not discriminate against people because of a disability. No transit provider may deny any person with a disability, on the basis of disability, the opportunity to use the transit provider's service.
Are taxicabs covered by the ADA even if they are driven by private independent contractors?
Yes. Taxicabs are still covered by the ADA even if the drivers are not technically employees of a cab company. However, taxicabs that are sedans are not required to be wheelchair accessible.
Are shuttle buses on college campuses covered by the ADA?
The ADA does not require a college campus to offer a shuttle bus system, but if it does, it must be accessible to people with disabilities.
What is ADA paratransit?
ADA paratransit is a transportation service that complements public transit bus and rail systems by providing origin-to-destination service for individuals with disabilities who cannot use the fixed route service.
Must all transit agencies offer ADA paratransit service?
Any public entity that offers bus and/or train service must also offer paratransit because there will always be some individuals with disabilities who are unable to navigate the bus and/or train systems on their own, due to their disabilities.
Is ADA paratransit free?
No. But ADA paratransit fares are limited to twice the fare that may be charged to a passenger paying full fare on a comparable trip on the bus or train system.
Is every person who has a disability eligible for ADA paratransit?
No. There are three categories of eligibility for ADA paratransit:
Individuals who cannot navigate the fixed route system, as a result of a physical or mental impairment, without the assistance of another individual (other than the operator of a wheelchair lift or other boarding device);
Individuals with disabilities who can use buses that have wheelchair lifts, but want to travel on a route that uses buses that are not accessible; and
Individuals with disabilities who have specific impairment-related conditions that prevent the person from traveling to a boarding location or from a disembarking location.
Does ADA paratransit cover the same areas as the bus and train?
The transit agency must provide paratransit to and from places within corridors that are ¾ mile on each side of all the bus routes, making the corridor 1.5 miles wide. In the case of a train system, the transit agency must provide paratransit to and from places within circles with a diameter of 1.5 miles around each station.
During what days and hours must ADA paratransit be offered?
Paratransit must be available throughout the same hours and days as the transit agency's bus and/or train service.
How soon can an ADA paratransit rider obtain a ride?
A transit agency must provide a paratransit ride if it is requested at any time on the previous day (next day service).
Must passenger trains and train stations provide access for people with disabilities? Is level boarding required?
Yes, passenger train service must be accessible to people with disabilities and level boarding is required under certain conditions. Train stations must be accessible. Each passenger train must have at least one accessible car and new cars must be accessible. Most passenger trains must provide level-entry boarding at stations in which no track passing through the station and adjacent to platforms is shared with existing freight rail operations. If the track shared with existing freight rail operations precludes compliance, the railroads are able to choose an alternative way to make sure that passengers with disabilities can access each accessible train car that other passengers can board at the station by either providing car-borne lifts, station-based lifts, or mini-high platforms.
This page contains information provided by The ADA National Network Disability Law Handbook created by Jacquie Brennan Southwest ADA Center. http://adata.org/publication/disability-law-handbook
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There's a lot to love about George Miller's Best Picture nominated action adventure Mad Max: Fury Road. Every facet of the film is impressive, but undoubtedly one of the coolest elements of the film are the post-apocalyptic vehicles that all the characters right around in. There are classic hot rods turned into fast-moving tanks, semi-trucks turned into death machines in eighteen wheels, and that vehicle with the Doof Warrior that is essentially a mobile metal concert from a Dr. Seuss nightmare.


The people who grow the fastest and strongest in their relationship with God are the ones who spend the most time with God studying His Word. But having a quiet time and studying the Bible are not really topics talked about every day. So I decided to make a video series on how to study the Bible for our readers. I hope you find it helpful. Leave me a comment on the videos and let me know what helps you. Also, subscribe to my channel as I will be adding new videos every week with other helpful resources and ministry tips.
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According to the BW BusinessWorld Engineering School Rankings 2022, KR Mangalam University, Gurgaon is ranked No. 1 in Haryana, No. 5 in North India, and No. 22 in India. By the Times of India survey from 2021, the university is also ranked third among newly established engineering institutes for placement. The university's 3500+ students can choose from more than 75 undergraduate and graduate degree programmes as well as research courses in the fields of engineering, science, law, business & management studies, accounting & commerce, medicine & health sciences, architecture, etc. Popular programmes offered by the institute include the BSc in Agriculture, the dual degree programme in BALLB and BBA LLB, the MCA, the B.Ed and M.Ed, the B.Pharma, etc. Additionally, the university offers UG and PG programmes in subjects like architecture, business, interior design, literature, and literature. Merit- and entrance-test-based admission is the norm at K R Mangalam University. NATA, JEE Main, UPSEE, AIMA UGAT, GATE, CUET, and other entrance exams that are accepted for use in various programmes include them. Applications are now being accepted by the university for the 2022 academic year. Through their official website, applicants can submit an application for courses at KR Mangalam University. For KR Mangalam University.
Students at KR Mangalam University have access to well-kept campus amenities. The hostel has separate dining areas for male and female students that are clean and hygienic, as well as 24-hour security and ongoing CCTV monitoring to ensure the safety of the students. Infrastructure on the campus includes large, amphitheatre-style classrooms with integrated audio-visual settings and central air conditioning, well-equipped labs with modern amenities, a sophisticated design for a large Moot Court with seating for more than 200 students, a material museum with cutting-edge equipment and necessary building supplies, and transportation options, among other things. A highly successful placement drive saw 90% of students placed in top companies at KRMU's dedicated placement cell. Paytm, KPMG, Medanta, SunPharma, and IndiaBulls were some of the top recruiters, and the highest salary package available was INR 36 LPA.
K R Mangalam University Highlights:
UGC, NCTE, AIU, COA, ACU, PCI and Course Approval from Haryana Govt
National: AIEEE/UGAT/CAT/MAT/GMAT/NATA/GATE/JRF/NET/CUET
State: UPSEE
UG, PG & Ph.D
Application Mode | Fees
Online | INR 900
Merit-based & Entrance Test
HCL, OutLook, Oyo, Paytm, Fabcon, Airtel bank, Genpact, etc
Campus Area
Library, Hostel, Auditorium, Sports, etc
https://krmangalam.edu.in/
Admission Helpdesk
K.R. Mangalam University, Sohna Road, Gurugram-122103
K R Mangalam University Courses:
Under numerous disciplines, the university offers UG, PG, and PhD courses. The information for the same is tabulated below:
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science with the academic support of Samatrix and IBM
10+2 examination or equivalent in any stream with mathematics/IP and CS as one subject with minimum 50% aggregate marks
General with preparation for Competitive Exam
Integrated BBA + MBA with acacemic support of IBM
10+2 or equivalent Examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks
HR/ Marketing / Finance / IB/ Travel & Tourism
KR Mangalam University Fees:
₹1.45 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)
10+2 with 50%
₹2.6 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)
K R Mangalam University Admission:
Engineering, Science, Business & Management Studies, Accounting & Commerce, Medicine & Health Sciences, Architecture & Planning, Law, Design, Humanities & Social Sciences, Mass Communication & Media, and Teaching & Education are just a few of the fields that KR Mangalam University offers courses in. A private university founded in 2013 and situated in Sohna Road, Gurgaon, is KR Mangalam University. The university offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees as well as diploma programmes.
KR Mangalam University BBA & MBA Admission:
Admission details and requirements are as follows:
BBA (Business Intelligence & Data Analytics)
10+2 or equivalent Examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
MBA with academic support of IBM
HR, Marketing, International Business, Finance and Business Analytics, IT, Entrepreneurship
Bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized University with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
KR Mangalam University Admission Process:
The University accepts applications both offline and online.
Online Application Process:
Candidates can find the application form under the admission tab on the university's official website, www.krmangalam.edu.in.
For registration, candidates must enter their email address and create a password.
After logging in, the candidate should use their credentials to access the account.
The application form needs to be completed with accurate information.
The necessary paperwork must be submitted electronically.
After completing the application form and paying the fee, candidates should submit the form.
Offline Application Process
Candidates must visit the university's campus to obtain an application form for an offline application.
Postal Code: 122103 in Gurugram, Haryana, at Sohna Road
Candidates should provide accurate information in the application form according to the requirements.
All required documentation must be included.
Pay the application fees and mail your application.
Cash, checks, or demand draughts made payable to "KR Mangalam University, Gurgaon" in Gurgaon may be used to pay application fees.
During the admissions process, candidates are asked to bring the following documentation:
Passing certificate of 12th standard
12th mark sheet
Photocopy of AIEEE / UPSEE / MAT / CAT / CUET or other qualifying examination score card
Original registration pay slip
6 passport size photographs
Proof of date of birth certificate
K R Mangalam University Cut Off:
The KRMU Cutoff (expected) for each stream the university offers is displayed in the table below. Students from KRMU will be admitted for each stream based on the below-mentioned rank:
Expected Cut Off
90 percentile
K R Mangalam University Ranking:
According to The Week 2022, K.R. Mangalam University is ranked No. 5 among the top private, deemed multidisciplinary institutions in Delhi-NCR and No. 16 in the North Zone.
According to the BW Legal World Law School Rankings 2022, K.R. Mangalam University is ranked No. 2 in Haryana, No. 5 in North India, and No. 21 in India.
According to the BW BusinessWorld Engineering School Rankings 2022, KRMU is ranked No. 1 in Haryana, No. 5 in North India, and No. 22 overall in India.
Among India's Best Private Multidisciplinary Universities, KRMU was ranked No. 4 in the North Zone.
In the Times Engineering University Ranking Survey conducted in June 2021, KRMU was ranked among the Top 3 Emerging Engineering Universities and the Top 3 Emerging Engineering Universities in Placement.
K R Mangalam University Placement:
A training and placement cell at the university serves as a link between academia and business. KRMU actively offers its students a variety of training opportunities, including Corporate Talk Series, Guest Lectures, Internships, Live Projects, Case-Study Competitions, and more. The following are some placement highlights:
Total Offers Made
Visited Recruiters
Percentage of Students Placed
Highest Salary Package
Average Salary Package
INR 6.50 LPA
Paytm, SunPharma, KPMG, Medanta, IndiaBulls, ESCE


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Each week GoStanford.com will feature a Q&A with a different member of the 2010 Stanford Softball team. This week get to know sophomore Christina Goswiller.
My goals for this season are: Help my team get to the World Series and win!!!
The perfect meal includes: sushi!!!
My favorite thing about our team is: our chemistry and sisterhood!
Since coming to Stanford, I have learned: How to manage my time…Balance!!!
The best thing about Stanford is: The interesting people you meet and the endless amount of opportunities!
Over the summer, I: Went to Alaska with my family and saw whales, bears, and moose!


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M.Ed. in Adult and Lifelong Learning
"I have always had a passion for teaching and leading my community in the right direction. (This program) will enhance my ability to become a better leader for the adult learners, my children and the community."
Cassandra Montgomery's goal after graduation is to expand the services offered by her adult education center and provide other adult education programs besides GED Test Preparation. She intends to use her Master of Education in Adult and Lifelong Learning degree at the University of Arkansas to help fulfill that dream.
"My decision to go back to school was based on my role as a parent and on the vision, mission and goals for my business, the Opportunities for Success Education Center," she said. "I have always had a passion for teaching and leading my community in the right direction. (This program) will enhance my ability to become a better leader for the adult learners, my children and the community."
Montgomery has been teaching since 2006 and has impacted the lives of many individuals. In 2016, her church started its first adult education program for GED preparation that she helped launch.
"Once the GED program was announced and marketed, there were so many responses from individuals all over Dallas/Fort Worth," Montgomery said. "Unfortunately, many were located out of the area. This prompted me to start my own adult education center. In 2017, I founded and started Opportunities for Success Education Center to serve adult learners in the [Dallas/Fort Worth] metroplex. I want to provide the adult learners in my community with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in their life."
Montgomery is one of 23 people to receive the W.E. Manning Memorial Scholarship for online U of A students for the 2020-2021 academic year.
"Receiving the scholarship shows that my hard work, dedication and long nights of studying are not being done for nothing," Montgomery said.
Montgomery said her role as a parent is to show her children that they can do and be anything in life with hard work, motivation and the willingness to learn.
"The same motivation and encouragement that I instill in my children, I provide to the adult learners on a daily basis," she said. "This scholarship will help me continue to pursue my dream to help others in the community."


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In January, the Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 was "temporarily unavailable". It later returned, joined by a 4K model. Now it appears the 1080p editions are gone, unless you want the Best Buy exclusive model.
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Tipped for a March release by Google, the Asus Chromebook Flip C434 was certified by the FCC a few days ago. Get your wallet ready since availability should be coming within the next few weeks for this powerful 14-inch 2-in-1 with slim bezels.
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