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Thirteen Vols NFL Playoff Bound
As the 2022 NFL Postseason begins, 13 former Tennessee Volunteers in the NFL are gearing up for a playoff push. Of these 13, seven will take the field on active rosters for Super Wild Card Weekend, hoping to push their side to the Divisional round.
The first former Vol to take the field in the playoffs is Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Kendal Vickers (2017). The Raiders play the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday, Jan. 15, at 4:30 p.m. ET on NBC. Vickers started the year on the practice squad, but was elevated in the middle of the season and has been on LV's active roster seven of the last nine weeks.
Kansas City OL Trey Smith / Credit: UT Athletics
Jakob Johnson (2017) and the New England Patriots head to Buffalo to take on the Bills at 8:15 p.m. ET on Saturday. While Johnson made his mark in run blocking as the New England fullback, he caught four passes for a career-best 43 yards on the year, including a 29-yard reception against the Jets in week seven. Johnson logged 308 snaps for the Patriots this season, the third-most of any fullback in the league.
On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles, with a pair of Vols, take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 1 p.m. ET on Fox. Derek Barnett (2016) played in 16 games this season for the Eagles, amassing 43 tackles and two sacks at the defensive tackle position. His teammate, Jason Croom (2016) has spent the season on the Injured Reserve after a knee injury in the preseason.
The next game that day pits the San Francisco 49ers against the Dallas Cowboys at 4:30 p.m. on CBS. Both Jauan Jennings (2019) and Emmanuel Moseley (2017) were crucial to the 49ers making a playoff berth, with huge performances in week 18 against the Rams. Jennings, in his first season, recorded 24 catches for 282 yards and five touchdowns. His week 18 performance may be a sign of things to come as he had six receptions for 94 yards with a pair of touchdowns in the win. Moseley missed some time late in the year with an injury but played in 11 games over the course of the season, wrapping up 40 tackles and defending a career-high 11 passes. He also had an interception and a fumble recovery. Tyler Bray (2012) also dawns the Gold and Scarlet as the sixth-year veteran was signed to the practice squad on Dec. 29, 2021.
Sunday Night Football is the only contest with former Vols on different teams as Trey Smith's Kansas City Chiefs take on Cameron Sutton and Joshua Dobbs' Pittsburgh Steelers at 8:15 p.m. on NBC. Smith (2020) has played the fourth-most snaps of any player in the league at 1,194. The rookie right guard has not allowed a sack for 10 consecutive weeks and is getting his first taste of NFL postseason football. On the other sideline, Sutton (2016) has had a career year after signing a contract extension with the Steelers. The fifth-year cornerback had a career-high 51 tackles this season and recorded multiple interceptions for the first time. He also forced a fumble and broke-up six passes and his late interception turned the tide in week 18, allowing Pittsburgh to get into the playoffs. Dobbs (2016) has been on the Steelers' injured reserve all season after sustaining an injury in the preseason.
The final game of Super Wild Card Weekend sees the Arizona Cardinals taking on the Los Angeles Rams on Monday, Jan. 17, at 8:15 p.m. on ESPN/ABC. Tight end Alex Ellis (2015) mans the Cardinals' practice squad, and was signed by Arizona on Nov. 9, 2021.
A full list of matchups featuring active Tennessee Volunteers can be found below.
Raiders at Bengals
Kendal Vickers
Jan. 15 // 4:30 p.m. ET // NBC
Patriots at Bills
Jakob Johnson
Jan. 15 // 8:15 p.m. ET // CBS
Eagles at Buccaneers
Jan. 16 // 1 p.m. ET // FOX
49ers at Cowboys
Jauan Jennings
Emmanuel Moseley
Steelers at Chiefs
Cameron Sutton Trey Smith
-UT Athletics
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Christie and Wincomn Present 360-Degree Projection Display to Honor Mongolian Folk Hero
BEIJING – (October 30, 2014) – Christie®, a global leader in visual display solutions, together with its Chinese partner Wincomn Technology, assisted the Jangar Culture & Arts Palace to present an engaging 360-degree projection display to honor Jangar, one of the most respected Mongolian folk heroes.
Located in the Hoboksar Mongol Autonomous County in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, the recently opened Jangar Culture & Arts Palace is a majestic circular-shaped museum measuring over 6,000 square meters. It took four years to complete. The four-story structure features an elaborate showcase of Jangar's life story and the rich heritage of Mongolian culture. One of the biggest highlights is the permanent 360-degree visual display on the first floor that recounts the Mongolian Khan's heroic exploits with spectacular visuals made possible with eight Christie DS+6K-M 3-chip DLP® projectors.
Beautifully displayed on a continuous flat screen measuring 12 meters wide by 4 meters high and using Christie Twist™, which offers seamless edge blending and color matching capabilities, the 10-minute show features highly realistic imagery and sound effects for an immersive experience. Wincomn Technology was responsible for the design, selection, installation and commissioning of the overall audio, visual and control solutions.
"The contents of the projection mapping performance are based on the Jangar Epic, a unique form of Mongolian storytelling and dance dating back to the 15th century," said Zhiqiang Liu, project manager, Wincomn Technology. "We are very proud and honored to present one of the three great epics of ancient Chinese literature through projections on a 360-degree screen, and are pleased that the deployment of eight Christie DS+6K-M projectors have enabled us to provide visitors with a high quality and immersive viewing experience."
Lin Yu, vice president, Christie Asia Pacific, added, "We are thrilled that Christie's robust M Series projectors have been used for the first time to recount the amazing story of Jangar, who was elected Khan at just seven years of age, defeated the monster Mangus with his mighty warriors and established a Mongolian-style utopia. This visually-arresting 360-degree projection mapping performance is a fitting tribute to Jangar at this magnificent venue and it is an honor for Christie to play a role in breathing new life to this legendary folk hero and helping Jangar Culture & Arts Palace to create memorable shared experiences."
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US plans end to wolf protections; critics say it's premature
Posted 9:12 PM, March 6, 2019, by FOX 17 News
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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — U.S. wildlife officials plan to lift protections for gray wolves across the Lower 48 states, re-igniting the legal battle over a predator that's running into conflicts with farmers and ranchers as its numbers rebound in some regions.
The proposal would give states the authority to hold wolf hunting and trapping seasons. It was announced Wednesday by acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt at a wildlife conference in Denver.
Wolves had previously lost federal protections in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, where hunters and trappers now kill hundreds of the animals annually.
Wildlife advocates and some members of Congress reacted with outrage to the latest proposal and promised to challenge any final decision in court.
Jamie Rappaport Clark, a former director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service now with the group Defenders of Wildlife, warned of an "all-out war on wolves" if the plan advances.
"We don't have any confidence that wolves will be managed like other wildlife," she said.
But government officials countered that the recovery of wolves from widespread extermination last century has worked and they no longer need the Endangered Species Act to shield them.
"Recovery of the gray wolf under the Endangered Species Act is one of our nation's great conservation successes, with the wolf joining other cherished species, such as the bald eagle, that have been brought back from the brink," U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service spokesman Gavin Shire said in an emailed statement.
Agriculture groups and lawmakers from Western states are likely to support the administration's proposal.
Further details were expected during a formal announcement planned in coming days.
Long despised by farmers and ranchers, wolves were shot, trapped and poisoned out of existence in most of the U.S. by the mid-20th century.
They received endangered species protections in 1975, when there were about 1,000 left, only in northern Minnesota. Now more than 5,000 of the animals live in the contiguous U.S.
Most are in the Western Great Lakes and Northern Rockies regions.
Protections for the Northern Rockies population were lifted in 2011. State officials and government biologists say the region's wolves have continued to thrive despite pressure from hunting. The animals are prolific breeders and can adapt to a variety of habitats.
Wildlife advocates want federal protections kept in place until wolves repopulate more of a historical range that stretched across most of North America.
Since being reintroduced in Yellowstone National park and central Idaho in the mid-1990s, the Northern Rockies population has expanded to parts of Oregon, Washington and California.
Those states so far have not allowed hunting, despite growing pressure from ranchers whose livestock herds have been attacked.
The Fish and Wildlife Service has argued for years that gray wolves have recovered in the lower 48 states, despite experts who contend they occupy only about 15 percent of the territory they once roamed. Agency officials insist the recovery of wolves everywhere is not required for the species no longer to be in danger of extinction.
John Vucetich, a wildlife biologist at Michigan Technological University, said most wolf experts probably would agree the species is not at imminent risk. But said he dropping federal protections was a premature move.
Many people "still find it difficult to live with wolves," primarily because they kill livestock as well as deer and elk that people like to hunt, Vucetich said. If wolves are returned to state management, he said, "I do worry that some of the states could be overly aggressive and that wolves could fare worse than their current condition."
The government first proposed revoking the wolf's protected status across the Lower 48 states in 2013. It backed off after federal courts struck down its plan for "delisting" the species in the western Great Lakes region states of Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Fish and Wildlife Service officials disclosed to the AP last year that another scientific review of the animal's status had been launched.
Shire declined to disclose the agency's rationale for determining the species had recovered, but said members of the public would have a chance to comment before a final decision in coming months.
Ryan Yates, director of congressional relations for the American Farm Bureau Federation, applauded the federal agency's plan and said many farmers and ranchers have lost livestock to wolf kills since the species was granted legal protections. The farmers and ranchers will respect state regulations aimed at managing wolf populations, he said.
"Some people like them, some people don't, but the law's the law," Yates said.
Lawmakers in Congress frustrated with court rulings maintaining protections for wolves have backed legislation to forcibly strip protections in the Great Lakes region and beyond. A similar effort by lawmakers ended protections for Northern Rockies wolves.
Flesher reported from Traverse City, Michigan. Associated Press writer Gillian Flaccus contributed from Portland.
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These Are the 15 Artists Named Latinx Artists Fellows by the Ford and Mellon...
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Young Latinx Artists on Display at Austin's Mexic-Arte Museum With Anti-Colonial Work
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This year's Young Latinx Artists exhibition in Austin's Mexic-Arte Museum explores the concept of "buen vivir," featuring work from 12 different artists from around...
Hella Coachella: All the Latinx Artists Playing This Year
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival recently announced its lineup and with just a couple of months to go before this outdoor concert bonanza...
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irritable? Do you tire easily but find it hard to get a good night's sleep? Do worries make it hard to concentrate or do you "go blank"? If this has been going on for awhile, it's time to give yourself a break! Here are possibilities to relieve the body, mind, and spirit.
Before making changes in diet, supplements, or exercise, it would be a good idea to consult with your physician. Likewise, if you have longstanding or debilitating symptoms, have your physician rule out organic causes.
Learn the art of deep breathing from the diaphragm. Shallow breaths cue the body to tense up. Deep breaths cue our body to relax more.
Yawning also cues the body to relax.
Sip often on water, tea, or other healthy beverages—hot or cold. Swallowing cues your body to relax. In a pinch, using concentration, you can increase saliva flow with the same result.
Eat well. Lots of produce and foods with B vitamins and omega 3 fatty acids.
Avoid caffeine, sugar, and processed foods. On the go it's tempting, but in the long run, it makes you feel worse.
Avoid alcohol and any sedatives. They can make anxiety worse.
Learn the art of progressive muscle relaxation. There are many good self-help books and even guided recordings to progressive muscle relaxation on the internet.
Regular exercise and stretching can really reduce stress—start off gradually.
Research herbs and supplements. Consult with your physician or pharmacist about calcium, magnesium, B vitamins and folic acid, omega 3 supplements, passionflower, valerian and theanine.
Be intentional about how you follow the news. Advertisers used to plug the high points. Then they learned that anxiety sells more. The media compete for their audience and manipulate anxiety to sell their news product. If you hang on every word to alleviate the anxiety, you're caught in a vicious cycle.
Confront your black and white thinking. Does it seem that any decrease in financial prosperity equals total ruin? Doing with less does not mean doing without. Instead, cultivate gratitude for what you do have.
Challenge your "what if" thinking—it makes the brain release stress hormones, upping the anxiety. Bring yourself back to the present and focus on solutions.
Face your fears. What's the worst that might realistically happen and what are your choices? What would you do about it?
Visualize a container large enough to hold all your worries. Let them flow into the container; seal it, and imagine storing it someplace far away. When you need to deal with a particular worry, take out just that one, resolve it or put it back in the container until needed again.
Be intentional about the music you listen to. Create a library of relaxing music and of uplifting music.
Broaden your prayer and pray for all people in financial hardship. As much as in your power, avoid profiting from the hardships of others. Be intentional in the companies you do business with. This will help you avoid spiritual debt.
Alternately focus your anxiety on the one thing that truly deserves it—ask yourself: "Am I leading a God-pleasing life and will I save my soul?" Let this anxiety keep you spiritually vigilant.
In the original language of the Bible, Jesus Christ tells us to Keep asking and it shall be given you; keep seeking and you shall find; keep knocking and it shall be opened to you (Mt 7:7 & Lk 11:9). Do not grow fainthearted in prayer.
St. Seraphim of Sarov taught that we must amass grace in much the same way as the businessman amasses capital. We must become sensitive to the activities that bring us grace and do more of them, just as we would put more in a high-yield investment. In addition, he taught that only those things done for Christ's sake yield this grace (St. Seraphim, 1996).
A time-honored tradition in the Orthodox Church is to do a 40-day prayer vigil for urgent needs. Even if the prayer is answered right away, we need to fulfill the prayer commitment, just as we would repay a loan because, in this case we have been loaned the grace. St. Xenia of St. Petersburg is the patron saint of employment and housing. She truly helps people who ask her intercession for 40 days.
Finally, our faith helps us gain peace through finding meaning. What is the meaning of the present crisis and our place in it? Why does God allow it and what strengths and resources do we discover in ourselves and our community that we might not otherwise have uncovered?
If you make self-help changes without satisfactory improvement, or need help sorting it out, it may be time to talk with a professional counselor. Remember, anxiety comes from a variety of causes and there are many treatment options—the ones given here are very general. A counselor can work with you to create a personal treatment plan. There is no need to fight this alone.
St. Seraphim of Sarov, (Fr. Seraphim Rose, Trans.). (19th cent./1996). Little Russian philokalia, vol. I: Saint Seraphim of Sarov: Spiritual Instructions, 4th ed. Platina, CA: St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood.


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What Every Storyteller Wants: Matt Trappe Collaborates with the "Great People" at Jaybird
BY Varun Raghupathi 8 July 2020
Published, Photographer Spotlight
We know Matt Trappe is more than capable when it comes to getting imagery of runners and running. Sports photography is one of his (many) specialties, but it played a very small part in a recent shoot the Coloradoan did for headphones manufacturer Jaybird. The photographer/director went out to L.A. to complete an assignment for the company, during which he was asked to get three sets of imagery and three different videos centered around one person. In two weeks, mind you.
They had a gap in their calendar that they needed to fill immediately, and we had just two weeks to decide, plan, shoot, edit, and deliver the final assets. The original goal was a set of images and video shorts for Instagram Stories. We knew we wanted an urban running angle but that was about the extent of the parameters.
I already had a trip planned to L.A. that following week, so I immediately reached out to any contact I knew that would know the best/most interesting stories there that I could reach out to. I pitched a handful of ideas to Jaybird and we quickly decided that Hakim would be perfect. Fortunately, he was able to carve out a full day for us, and I tacked on that extra day to my trip.
Working with Jaybird, I had planned the three stories we would focus on: music, running and mindfulness. I then shot all of the stills while directing the video portion that a friend and cinematographer would shoot alongside me.
Matt did most of the heavy lifting himself, spending a marathon extended weekend working with Hakim and learning about his backstory. Not only did Matt fulfill the request, he went above and beyond to the point where Jaybird couldn't confine his video assets to just Instagram — they became standalone pieces of content.
We shot on a Friday, and I spent Saturday through Tuesday doing all of the photo edits plus the three video edits myself. The final content started rolling out that Tuesday. The client liked all of the work so much that we are planning more as we speak. The videos that were originally intended as IG stories content were recut to be 60s in length in 4:5 vertical to be featured as posts instead.
Fortunately for Matt, he received all the creative freedom a photographer could ask for — and took full advantage. Hakim, a supremely interesting person who seems to age like fine wine, was the ideal subject for such an impromptu project. His easy-going yet captivating demeanor made the videos must watch stuff.
The entire thing was improvised. The beauty of a great subject is that you just have to let them do their thing and get out of the way. We knew generally that we wanted to shoot three of his interests (music, mindfulness and running) and we thought ahead of time about how to shoot those in places he would naturally do each of them.
Beyond that, we just let him do his thing and we moved around him to get the most creative angles/shots we could. During the interview I asked Hakim maybe two questions and he just pulled together most incredible descriptions for us. It was magic. He feels passionate about these things so it just flows. Hakim was an incredible individual and spending time with him was the best part of the project.
But credit should go to Matt for doing this work in an incredibly truncated timeframe. The photographer was right to be proud of the work he put in across such a short period of time, noting that the efficiency of the workflow was key. It helps when it's essentially a two-person show with a few other important role players involved.
I'm honestly just really happy to step back and look at the body of work as a whole. In one day, we were able to capture three distinct sets of stories all shot in essentially the same place with the same person. We only left his house for some of the running shots. That's hard to do and a massive production could never pull that off in such a short amount of time.
I have known several people at Jaybird for years, and they are all great people. They seek out really authentic stories that push the edge of content in this area and that is very fulfilling to be a part of. If you look across the films and projects they have created over the years, they have partnered with some of the best in the outdoor world and then just get out of their way. That's what every storyteller wants to work with.
Cinematographer: Kirk Horton
Client Creative: Lynda Maldonado, Linnea Gies
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She wanted freedom. But freedom comes at a price.
Quin believed that a life away from The Beck would make her happy. But when a cruel twist of fate forces her to leave sooner than planned, she struggles to come to terms with her new reality. Haunted by memories of the people she left behind, she finds herself wishing she was back in Patrol, with Cam by her side.
Cut off from The Beck, the escapees carve out a new existence on a small island. Tentative bonds are formed, but as disputes surface and rebellion is threatened, Quin quickly realises that their new home isn't the sanctuary she had imagined. And when one of her fellow citizens is willing to go to desperate measures to save those he loves, he puts the entire community in danger.
As they hatch a daring plan to save themselves, Quin is faced with a terrible choice: protect her friends or follow her heart.
Drift is the third in the Flow series, which follows Quin as she battles to forge a new life in unfamiliar territory without the man she has come to depend on.


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Morillo de Monclús (en aragonés Moriello de Monclús) es una localidad española dentro del municipio de La Fueva, en el Sobrarbe, provincia de Huesca, Aragón.

Sus dispersas casas y los accidentes geográficos dividen el pueblo en dos barrios: Alto y Bajo, entre los que se entremezclan campos de cultivo.

El pueblo y su patrimonio artístico
El barrio alto debió de estar coronado por el castillo, puesto que quedan los restos de la fortificación medieval del siglo XI. Asimismo, se halla un oratorio dedicado a San Miguel, con fecha 1821. Es de un solo vano, con sala y ábside rectangulares. El torreón es anterior y aspilleredado y se encuentra junto a la iglesia, datando de los siglos XVI-XVII.

La iglesia románica está dedicada a San Cristóbal, reformada en el siglo XVII. Conserva el ábside semicircular, con arco de medio punto, bajo atrio, sobre el que se levanta la torre de tres cuerpos. La puerta da a levante y la torre sobre el atrio. Tiene una nave rectangular, con capillas en los laterales. Todavía quedan restos de una pintura mural. La iglesia perteneció al arcedianato de Tierrantona en 1279, después al obispado de Lérida y finalmente al de Barbastro en 1571.

Historia
La primera mención de este asentamiento data de 1102, en el Murel de Tierrantona, con 20 fuegos (hogares) en 1543.

Tuvo ayuntamiento propio desde 1834 hasta la década de 1960. En 1845 se unió Formigales, Rañín, Rolespé, Tierrantona y Troncedo. En 1960 se unió Clamosa, Muro de Roda y Toledo de Lanata para formar el nuevo municipio de La Fueva.

En esta población fue asesinado Gonzalo, hijo menor de sancho el grande de pamplona, que fue conde llamado también rey de Sobrarbe y Ribagorza, el 26 de junio de 1043, 1044 o 1045.

Enlaces externos
Web de Morillo de Monclús

Localidades de la provincia de Huesca
Localidades de la GR-1
Morillo de Monclús

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Q: The best way to parse XML to data.frame without first lines? I have this xml:
xml <- "
<fixrate_table typ=\"A\">
<table_number>1/A/ABC/2008</table_number>
<date_publication>2008-01-02</date_publication>
<position>
  <currency_name>bat (Tailand)</currency_name>
  <conveter>1</conveter>
  THB
  <average_rate>0,0731</average_rate>
</position>
<position>
  <currency_name>dolar amer</currency_name>
  <conveter>1</conveter>
  USD
  <average_rate>2,4550</average_rate>
</position>
<position>
  <currency_name>dolar au</currency_name>
  <conveter>1</conveter>
  AUD
  <average_rate>2,1629</average_rate>
</position>
</fixrate_table>
"

and I want to:
1: get "date_publication"
2: convert it to data.frame where columns are defined as:
colnames(df) <- c("currency_name", "conveter", "code", "average_rate")
library(XML)
date_publication <- xmlToList(xmlParse(xml))$date_publication
df <- xmlToDataFrame(xml)
df <- df[-c(1,2), -1]

in this solution I'm parsing whole xml 2 times. Any idea to do it better?

A: For a ton of nodes, that might work best. Although you could use regex, not sure which is really better.
library(qdapRegex)
date_publication <- rm_between(xml, 'date_publication>', '</date_publication', extract=TRUE)[[1]]

I was going to initially suggest xml2::xml_find_all, but that sort of requires parsing it twice.
library(xml2)
xmlrd <- read_xml(xml)
xmlnode <- xml2::xml_find_all(xmlrd, "//date_publication")


For most Australians, superannuation represents their largest single investment after buying their own home. The more you know about your superannuation and the more control you have over it, the greater your chance of living your retirement income goals. Here are some of our simple tips to boost your superannuation and build wealth in preparation for retirement.
Setting a goal and having a planned retirement date provides both clarity and something to work towards. Irrespective of whether retirement is in the distant or not too distant future, once we have a target not only are we more likely to commit to it, but it becomes more tangible and you're likely to take more of an interest in your retirement nest egg. It is a good idea to work with your financial adviser to articulate this goal and plan accordingly.
It's okay if you change your mind about your retirement date. A target doesn't have to be static to make it more realistic. It's more important that there is a goal in the first place. As the saying goes "It's better to start with the end in mind".
When it comes to your superannuation there are three key factors that will impact your final balance.
The first factor is how your superannuation is invested. Typically it will be invested in accordance with your risk profile which determines the amount of income producing assets (cash and fixed interest) and growth assets (shares and property) to invest in within the portfolio. The higher the allocation to income assets, typically the more defensive or conservative the portfolio. The higher the allocation to growth assets, typically the more risk required to generate the return. Understanding which mix is right for you will depend on your attitudes to risk and return, investment time frame and objectives.
The second is the long-term investment earnings (after taxes and fees), also referred to as the performance of your superannuation fund. Your superannuation balance will be accumulating and compounding over a long time frame and it's important that you keep track over how it is performing over time. Whilst you shouldn't be watching the balance daily, it is important that you and your financial adviser review the performance of the fund on a regular basis.
Fees and taxes are important. Every superannuation fund deducts administration fees for running the fund and investment fees for investing the assets of the fund. Along with the investment performance the level of these fees can affect the size of your final retirement benefit sometimes significantly. Let's look at two super funds – one with total fees of 1%pa and the other with total fees of 2%pa. Both super funds have the same starting balance, contributions, investment performance, insurance charges and taxes, over a 30 year period the superannuation fund that charges 2% pa in fees will have a final retirement benefit of 20% less than the fund with a 1%pa fee.
It can sometimes be difficult to determine the fees between different superannuation funds due to the different types of fees, names and services provided. If you're unsure, it pays to ask or do thorough research to make sure you are comparing funds accurately. Importantly fees are not the only factor to review, in many cases you pay a higher fee for more features or options.
The third factor is how much and how regularly you contribute. If you're employed then your employer is obligated to invest 9.5% of your salary into your superannuation each year. This required contribution amount will slowly be increasing to 12% pa over time, but in reality even this amount isn't likely to be enough for most retirees. Many people will need to put some extra money into superannuation in order to top up the balance and afford a more comfortable retirement. There are many ways you can contribute to superannuation and even a little amount contributed often will help to boost your retirement capital over time. If you have little surplus income left over at the end of the week or month it may be worthwhile speaking to your financial adviser about whether contributing more to your superannuation is an appropriate strategy for you.
If you've changed jobs or regularly moved house, you may have multiple superannuation or even lost superannuation accounts. Our checklist outlines the process for finding your lost super.
If you have multiple superannuation accounts then you can often benefit from putting all your superannuation into a single account. This will help to save costs by paying only one set of fees, reduce paperwork and make it easier for you to keep track of all your money. Before consolidating superannuation it pays to check whether termination fees apply and whether any insurance cover or other benefits will be lost. You should seek professional advice.
It's not often the Australian Taxation Office gives away money, but if you're eligible you could receive up to $500 per year in additional contributions. This tax-free giveaway, called the Co-Contribution Scheme is payable to anyone who earns less than $49,488pa and makes a non-concessional (after tax) contribution to their superannuation fund. There are some conditions that do apply, and the amount of co-contribution you are entitled to will depend on how much you contribute and how much income you earn that year. Your financial adviser is the best person to discuss this with and to check your eligibility.
Whether married or de-facto, you are able to boost a non-working or low-income-earning spouse's superannuation balance by making a non-concessional (after tax) contribution to their superannuation on their behalf. Conditions do apply but if eligible, you may be able to claim an 18% tax offset on the spouse superannuation contributions of up to $3,000 you make on behalf of your non-working or low-income-earning spouse. The maximum tax offset of up to $540 each financial year is payable for spouses with an approximate income of less than $13,800pa.


SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Bill Manchester said his Marshwood High School football team had a poor and sloppy week of practice leading up to Friday's Western Maine Class A clash with Deering.
Both teams entered the game with 3-1 records, and it was Deering that continued its stellar start as it jumped out to a 23-0 lead at the intermission and cruised to a 37-6 victory over the Hawks.
"It was a very disappointing start," Manchester said. "We needed some guys to respond and no one stepped up to the challenge. We had a sloppy week of practice and it carried over into Friday night. We need to get mentally tougher as the season goes on."
Marshwood's lone touchdown came when Dana Kneeland hauled in a 25-yard scoring strike from quarterback Sean Gray (4-for-7, 59 yards) with seven minutes left in the third quarter. Marshwood's Chris Dalecki caught three passes for 34 yards. Deering's Jack Heary scored on a 22-yard run and a 12-yard reception.
Marshwood travels to Scarborough Friday.
"Our goal is to make the playoffs," Manchester said. "So, looking at the big picture, we need to learn from this, and we have the talent to do it (reach the playoffs). We had a little adversity and we didn't come together as a team. We have to be a better team when you face a little adversity."
BOW — Max DiSesa scored on an assist from Mike Erlenbach to give the Bobcats a Class I overtime victory over previously unbeaten Bow (8-1-0).
Erlenbach also scored for Oyster River (7-2-1), assisted by Owen Gehling. Bobcats goalie Ty Guarino made 11 saves.
PORTSMOUTH — Ben Hart and Tim Welch each scored two goals, lifting Portsmouth to this Class I victory.
Max Harrington, Dan Close and Max Agrodnia all scored a goal for the Clippers, now 5-5.
DOVER — Tom Kean netted the game-winning goal with 4:50 left in this Class I contest. Alex Longbottom's shot hit the post, but Kean was there for the rebound. Bryon Greenwood gave St. Thomas (8-1-1) a 1-0 lead 10 minutes into the second half on an assist from Longbottom. Ken Grade had one save in the St. Thomas net.
Joe Gardiner (defense) and Doug Crow (midfield) both played well for St. Thomas.
BYFIELD, Mass. — Stephen Egan scored on a penalty kick, but the Bulldogs dropped to 5-1 with this loss.
Goalkeeper Brian Konisky made seven saves for Berwick, which received strong play from Tyler Jankins.
Governor's Academy improved to 1-1.
KINGSTON — On Thursday, Alex Lamperelli and Cam Baer scored for the Blue Devils, who improved to 5-4.
Jimmy Riordon made eight saves in goal for Epping.
WOLFEBORO — Portsmouth improved to 8-2 with this Class I win.
Kelsey Byrne, Emily Brown, Molly Van Rossum, Erin Hayes, and Katie Steckowych each scored a goal for the Clippers, while teammate Sam Stellmach had four saves.
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Hampton's Abby Lang scored two goals, leading Berwick Academy (2-1-2) to this Eastern Independent League victory.
Claire Pazzani also scored for Berwick, while Lee Tsairis had 18 saves.
WINDHAM, Maine — Jess Taylor scored with 1:10 left in the second overtime, lifting Windham to this Western Maine Class A victory.
Chelsea Waston had six saves in the Marshwood (7-2) net, while teammates Mary Mandell, Lindsey Cynewski and Laura Burns all played well.
KITTERY, Maine — The Rangers fell to 1-8 with the loss on Thursday.
Sophia Sullivan made 18 saves in goal for Traip.
EAST KINGSTON — The Mules wrapped up their Class M-S season at 14-3 after this win at Apple Hill Country Club.
Mike Fritz led the Mules with a 6-over-par 41. Teammates Tyler Currier (43), Jamie Beaver (44), Chris Jablonski (47) and Joe Downing (48) all shot well.
YORK, Maine — The York High School boys and girls cross country teams both won four-team meets against Freeport, Gray-New Gloucester and Richmond.
In the girls race, York had 26 points. Freeport and Gray each had 29 points, while Richmond didn't field a team score.
York's Michaela Swiatek covered the 2.9-mile course in 19 minutes, 18 seconds, placing second overall. Freeport's Molly Sulsa won the race in 18:23. Molly Carl (fourth, 19:28), Reahya Goyetche (fifth, 19:32), Flenn Swanson (seventh, 19:49) and Monique Boutin (eighth, 20:05) rounded out York's top five runners.
In the boys race, York's Alex Moser placed first overall in a time of 15:54. York had 21 points, while Freeport (48), Gray-New Gloucester (71) and Richmond (111) placed second through fourth, respectively.
Nick Lumenelle (third, 16:35), Tristan Palhof (fourth, 16:38), Dan Herbein (sixth, 16:53) and Nat Freeman (seventh, 16:56) rounded out York's top five runners.
On Thursday, the Clippers defeated BG as Katie Siverts scored the game's only goal with an assist from Meg Turcotte.
Turcotte and Nina Kappel shared the goaltending duties.
On Tuesday, Portsmouth was defeated by Pinkerton Academy, 2-0.
On Thursday, Olivia Scala scored two goals to lead Portsmouth.
Kelly MacDonald (goal, two assists), Molly Dwyer (goal, assist), Lanie Homet (goal) and Sarah Weichert (assist) also led Portsmouth.
Jocelyn Regan and Jocelyn Mulkern shared the goaltending duties.
DOVER — The Portsmouth Middle School team lost to Dover, 7-0, on Friday.
Kaitlyn Finneral, Bryn Taudvin, Stevee Barns, Abby Staulcup and Molly Shanahan played well for Portsmouth.
On Thursday Portsmouth lost to Cooperative Middle School, 6-2. Shanahan, Phoebe Wagner, Emma Levin, Taudvin, Ally Stillman, Staulcup and Montana Nelson played well for Portsmouth.
Portsmouth also tied Rye, 0-0, earlier this week.


Tiger, Lion, Cheetah, Black Panther and Leopard are the only popular species. Cheetah and Panther stand for Speed or Suppleness, and Power. The other species are commonly used in a more generic way where any big feline could fit in. We note a slight preference depending the need for stripes, a roar or dots.
It's clear that several writers can't correctly identify the species at hand. They get tangled in the dots and stripes. Others play it safe and don't risk any further than some obvious allusions about patterns.
Speed, Flexibility and Power are the notions where Cheetahs are good for. The usage is simple and straightforward. You place a picture of a Cheetah and then add some text explaining how fast your car can drive, or how powerful and flexible your software is, or how fast working your drug, or how fast your scanner scans. Our examples (1) - (5) are only part of the range. We could extend the range with a book-keeping software (fast and flexible in 1990), translation services (fast en excellent in 2002), or car-lease (flexible and fast as lightning in 1993).
The large cats are often used in tourism (e.g. ad 6). The Cheetah stands for the wildlife in an African country. Most of the other bigger cats (Leopard, Lion, Tiger) are used in a similar way as well (e.g. ads 17, 23).
The Black Panther (which is a black form of a Leopard) means Power, and sometimes also Professional (which often means more powerful). There is no speed involved. Advert 9 about the networking systems doesn't mention speed once, it's the reliability that counts. This emphasis on professionalism is probably why the Panther is considered appropriate for lubricants (8), but also for Hi-Fi sound and drilling equipment.
The Lion is an alround player. But although there is no single clear feeling attached to him, we can find him in some situations more often than other cats. Advert 10 shows one of the more popular approaches: making fun. (Isn't that why we keep kings: for our entertainment?) It's chosen by cough-drops (in 1996) and ads 12 and 14 on this page. Ad 14 about IT-jobs ( you don't have to roar to get your point across ) is part of a light-footed series with different animals (e.g. with penguins).
(9) 2003 - Buy performance = networking systems (10) 1995 - Our cultural broadcasts are better than that.
The Lion is sometimes coupled with sheep to indicate that the brand can comply with everyone's wishes. The washing-powder of ad 13 gives you the choice between a tender wash (the sheep) or a more rough go (the lion). A car-advert of 1997 takes the same animals to assure us that Everyone will agree with our conditions .
or simply some colour in your advertisement = e.g. a TV set You need more than almost perfect colour to stand a Bengal Tiger. (in 198?).
Adverts 18 (Tiger) and 11 (Lion) are worth mentioning because we only need a young individual regardless of the species. We have seen the same approach with Elephants (13), Penguins (21) and Bears (20). There is always an element of tender, care. I suppose that the first (or cheapest) picture at hand was taken.
Now, this really is a mess (19 - 21). First, let's take our Oxford English reference dictionary and look some definitions up.
tiger-cat: a moderate-sized striped feline, e.g. the ocelot, serval, margay.
bobcat: a small North American lynx, Felis rufus, with a spotted reddish-brown coat and a short tail.
puma: a large American feline, Felis concolor, with a usu. tawny or greyish coat. Also called cougar, panther, mountain lion.
The English Wildcat system (ad 19) comes with a Puma. The English Tigercat system (ad 20) is shown with a Tiger. Neither Puma nor Tiger fits one of the animals suggested by the name of the system. The French version (ad 21) of the advert for the Wildcat shows a Tiger who's supposed to support the Tigercat system. You could suggest that they made a mistake with the title, but they didn't because the accompanying picture of the device is the Wildcat indeed.
I wonder who's come up with those devicenames. Look at adverts 22 ( and patterned with dots ) and 25 ( changing your spots ) and learn that in printing it's the dot that counts. Leopards have dots. Cheetahs have dots. Even Jaguars and lots of other felines. But dots aren't an obvious feature of neither a Puma, nor a Tiger. It must have been some high-ranking official in the company, no one else could get away with this.
(22) 2000 - Sleek, powerful, imposing = proofing system (23) 2001 - Exquisite wildlife combined with luxurious comfort.
Because the caption of advert 24 says Make sure you can act fast the cat should be a speed-cat. We therefore are surprised to find Leopard's legs instead of Cheetah's. It's a double mystery because the Leopard is a solitary animal and the internet is in my opinion very much about connecting with other people.
The advert is part of a series. Look at the Zebra version.


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Billy Lothridge
Lothridge with Bobby Dodd, 1962
No. 18, 10, 26, 7
(1942-01-01)January 1, 1942
Cleveland, Georgia
February 24, 1996(1996-02-24) (aged 54)
6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
(Gainesville, Georgia)
NFL Draft:
1964 / Round: 6 / Pick: 73
AFL draft:
1964 / Round: 12 / Pick: 95
Dallas Cowboys (1964)
Baltimore Colts (1965)*
Los Angeles Rams (1965)
Atlanta Falcons (1966–1971)
Miami Dolphins (1972)
* Offseason and/or practice squad member only
2× All-SEC (1962, 1963)
SEC Back of the Year (1963)
All-American (1963)
NFL punting title (1967, 1968)
First-team All-Pro (1968)
Career NFL statistics
Games played:
Punt yards:
Average punt:
Interceptions:
Player stats at NFL.com
Player stats at PFR
William Lamar Lothridge (January 1, 1942 – February 24, 1996) was an American football Punter, Safety and Quarterback in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Rams, Atlanta Falcons and Miami Dolphins. He played college football at Georgia Tech.
1 Early years
2 Professional career
2.1 Dallas Cowboys
2.2 Baltimore Colts
2.3 Los Angeles Rams
2.4 Atlanta Falcons
2.5 Miami Dolphins
Early years[edit]
Lothridge was a graduate of Gainesville High School in Gainesville, Georgia where he played quarterback. He teamed with Billy Martin both at Gainesville and later in Georgia Tech to form a dominant passing/rushing attack. As a senior, he received All-State and All-Southern honors.
He accepted a football scholarship from Georgia Tech and became a starter as a junior, registering 1,006 passing yards, 6 passing touchdowns, 8 interceptions, 478 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns.
As a senior in 1963, he posted 1,017 passing yards, 10 passing touchdowns, 7 interceptions, 223 rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns. He ranked fourth in nation in scoring, tenth in punting (40.8 average) and finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting behind Roger Staubach.[1]
In 1969, he was inducted into the Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame. In 1986, he was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
Professional career[edit]
Dallas Cowboys[edit]
Lothridge was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the sixth round (73rd overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft and by the Oakland Raiders in the 12th round (95th overall) of the 1964 AFL Draft. He signed with the Cowboys to be a punter and placekicker.
As a rookie, even though he tore a ligament in his left knee in training camp, he was named the team's punter and third-team quarterback. His net punting average of 37.9 yards wasn't reached by another Cowboy until the 2006 season (Mat McBriar-38.6 yards). He also tied a franchise record with a 75-yard punt in the fifth game against the New York Giants.
On August 29, 1965, he was traded along with a fourth round draft choice (#54-Rod Sherman) to the Baltimore Colts, in exchange for the rights to future All-Pro Ralph Neely.[2]
Baltimore Colts[edit]
Lothridge was sold by the Baltimore Colts to the Los Angeles Rams before the start of the 1965 season.[3]
Los Angeles Rams[edit]
After playing in 9 games he was waived on November 17, 1965.[4]
Atlanta Falcons[edit]
On November 25, 1965, he signed with the Atlanta Falcons as one of the team's original players.[5] He won the NFL punting title in 1967 with a 43.7 average and repeated the next year with a 42.8 average, while receiving All-Pro honors.[6] In 1968, he was also a starter at safety and had 3 interceptions.[7] He retired before the start of the 1971 season, but was brought back when the team experienced punting problems.[8] He was waived before the start of the 1972 season.[9]
Miami Dolphins[edit]
On November 22, 1972, he was signed by the Miami Dolphins to replace an injured Larry Seiple. Even though he was placed on the team's taxi squad when Seiple returned, he got a chance to be a part of the Dolphins perfect season.[10]
Personal life[edit]
Lothridge died in 1996, after suffering a series of three heart attacks over a four-year period.[11]
^ "Lothridge Called Top Versatile Star". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Cowboys Trade Lothridge To Baltimore Colts". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Billy Lothridge gets a kick out of pro football". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Rams Place Lothridge On Waivers". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "NFL Falcons Sign Billy Lothridge". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Lothridge Takes Punting Title". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Van Brocklin cites Atlanta's defense; Bears lose Sayers". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Bargain Backfield Boosts Falcons". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "John Mackey, 'Best End in 50 years', Denies Colts' Claims That He Has Retired". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Lothridge Has No Regrets About Joining Dolphins". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Local gridiron great honored with street sign". Retrieved February 3, 2018.
Bill Lothridge Georgia Hall of Fame bio
Lothridge seeks 3rd punting title
Billy Lothridge at Find a Grave
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets starting quarterbacks
Stafford Nash (1892)
John Kimball (1893)
John E. Smith (1894)
Wight (1896)
Manly (1899)
Maddox (1900)
Brinson (1902)
Alfred Monsalvatge (1903)
Butler (1904–1905)
Chip Robert (1906, 1908)
W. H. Hightower (1907)
T. S. Wilson (1909)
Piggy Johnson (1910)
Bill Coleman (1911)
Alf McDonald (1912–1913)
Froggie Morrison (1914–1916)
Al Hill (1917)
Red Barron (1918)
Shorty Guill (1919)
Jack McDonough (1919–1922)
Pinkey Hunt (1923)
Fred Moore (1924)
Ike Williams (1925)
John Brewer (1926)
Bob Durant (1927–1928)
Earl Dunlap (1929–1930)
Marshall Flowers (1931)
Roy McArthur (1932)
Shorty Roberts (1933–1934)
Fletcher Sims (1935–1937)
Joe Bartlette (1938)
Billy Beers (1939)
Johnny Bosch (1940–1941)
Pat McHugh (1942)
Eddie Prokop (1943–1944)
Ed Holtsinger (1945)
Frank Broyles (1946)
Jimmy Southard (1947–1949)
Darrell Crawfard (1950–1951)
Bill Brigman (1952–1954)
Pepper Rodgers (1953–1954)
Ron Vann (1955–1956)
Wade Mitchell (1955–1956)
Fred Braselton (1957–1959)
Stan Gann (1960–1961)
Billy Lothridge (1961–1963)
Jerry Priestly (1964)
Kim King (1965–1967)
Larry Good (1968)
Jack Williams (1969)
Eddie McAshan (1970–1972)
Jim Stevens (1973)
Rudy Allen (1974)
Danny Myers (1975)
Gary Lanier (1976–1977)
Mike Kelley (1978–1981)
Jim Bob Taylor (1982)
John Dewberry (1983–1985)
Rick Strom (1986–1987)
Darrell Gast (1987)
Todd Rampley (1988)
Shawn Jones (1989–1992)
Donnie Davis (1993, 1995)
Tom Luginbill (1994)
Joe Hamilton (1996–1999)
George Godsey (2000–2001)
A. J. Suggs (2002)
Reggie Ball (2003–2006)
Taylor Bennett (2005–2007)
Joshua Nesbitt (2008–2010)
Tevin Washington (2010–2012)
Vad Lee (2013)
Justin Thomas (2014–2016)
TaQuon Marshall (2017–2018)
Dallas Cowboys 1964 NFL draft selections
Scott Appleton
Mel Renfro
Perry Lee Dunn
Jim Curry
Jim Evans
Bob Hayes
Al Geverink
Jake Kupp
Bob Crenshaw
Johnny Norman
Jerry Rhome
Jim Worden
Bill Van Burkleo
Paul Cercel
Bud Abell
Theo Viltz
H. D. Murphy
Miami Dolphins Super Bowl VII champions
1 Garo Yepremian
7 Billy Lothridge
11 Jim Del Gaizo
12 Bob Griese
13 Jake Scott (MVP)
15 Earl Morrall
20 Larry Seiple
21 Jim Kiick
22 Mercury Morris
23 Charles Leigh
25 Tim Foley
26 Lloyd Mumphord
28 Ed Jenkins
32 Hubert Ginn
39 Larry Csonka
42 Paul Warfield
45 Curtis Johnson
49 Charlie Babb
51 Larry Ball
53 Bob Matheson
54 Howard Kindig
56 Jesse Powell
57 Mike Kolen
59 Doug Swift
60 Al Jenkins
62 Jim Langer
65 Maulty Moore
66 Larry Little
67 Bob Kuechenberg
68 Mike Kadish
72 Bob Heinz
73 Norm Evans
75 Manny Fernandez
77 Doug Crusan
78 Jim Dunaway
79 Wayne Moore
80 Marv Fleming
81 Howard Twilley
82 Otto Stowe
83 Vern Den Herder
84 Bill Stanfill
85 Nick Buoniconti
86 Marlin Briscoe
88 Jim Mandich
89 Karl Noonan
Head coach: Don Shula
Coaches: Bill Arnsparger
Monte Clark
Tom Keane
Mike Scarry
Howard Schnellenberger
Carl Taseff
Atlanta Falcons 1966 inaugural season roster
10 Dennis Claridge
11 Randy Johnson
20 Bob Riggle
25 Alex Hawkins
26 Billy Lothridge
30 Ernie Wheelwright
34 Junior Coffey
37 Perry Lee Dunn
40 Ron Smith
52 Marion Rushing
55 Ralph Heck
60 Tommy Nobis
67 Dan Grimm
85 Bill Martin
Taz Anderson
Vern Burke
Lee Calland
Angelo Coia
Ed Cook
Glenn Glass
Tom Hutchinson
Bill Jobko
Rudy Johnson
Lou Kirouac
Dick Koeper
Errol Linden
Red Mack
Frank Marchlewski
Bud Marshall
Nick Rassas
Ken Reaves
Ron Rector
Guy Reese
Bobby Richards
Jerry Richardson
Preston Ridlehuber
Karl Rubke
Charley Scales
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Republican Health Care Disaster
by Ruth Conniff
Matt Northam
All over the country Americans watched with disgust as the House Republicans rammed through their latest plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act, before the Congressional Budget Office, or even members of Congress themselves, had time to read and analyze the bill.
This tweet pretty much summed it up:
Trump/GOP pitch to voters in 2018: We'd gladly kill your mother so people who earn hundreds of times what you can pay lower taxes than you.
— Philip Gourevitch (@PGourevitch) May 4, 2017
In its broad outlines, the American Health Care Act is a transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich. It cuts Medicaid funding by 25 percent and allowes states to deny coverage for "pre-existing conditions" –including the condition of being female. Rape, domestic abuse, and being of childbearing age are all conditions that mean you can be denied coverage under the bill.
Scenes of the House vote and the Rose Garden celebration afterward were truly revolting. An overwhelmingly white, male group smiled and applauded the elimination of federal funding for Planned Parenthood. Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah, rushed into the Capitol, wheeling himself on a walker and coming straight from foot surgery that was fully paid for by Congress's cadillac health insurance plan, to cast a vote that will deny coverage to millions.
After Jimmy Kimmel delivered an emotional monologue about his newborn son's congenital heart disease and the need to maintain the Affordable Care Act's guarantee that people like his baby won't be denied coverage because of their pre-existing conditions, tone-deaf Republicans doubled down on their heartless policy:
Sorry Jimmy Kimmel: your sad story doesn't obligate me or anybody else to pay for somebody else's health care.
— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) May 2, 2017
Here's the good news: the Senate has already signaled it has no intention of taking up the House bill as written. (By the time the Senate takes a vote, the official analysis will be done, and the massive damage of the House version will be widely reported). The bad news is, Republicans in both the House and Senate are working overtime to try to overcome their divisions and give Trump a "win" by repealing the Affordable Care Act.
Grassroots activists are hopeful that the repeal efforts will end in failure.
Robert Kraig, executive director of Citizen Action of Wisconsin, points to the massive outpouring at town hall meetings and at a huge rally outside House Speaker Paul Ryan's district office as signs of trouble for Republicans.
Ryan and Trump "used all their political capital to squeak through a bill that can't pass in the Senate," Kraig points out.
That's despite the widespread feeling among progressive activists right after the 2016 election that an Affordable Care Act repeal was all but inevitable, he adds.
"We've got to remember we've come a long way," Kraig says. "The House was always considered the easy part, and they barely got it through with two votes."
That would not have been the case if there had not been a huge public backlash against the Republican plan to withdraw health-care coverage from millions of people.
People's Action, Indivisible, MoveOn, and other groups helped drive the rallies, protests, and raucous town halls, but "it was more than organizing by any group," says Kraig.
In part, the backlash was driven by the internal divisions and the sheer haplessness of the Republicans. On the one hand, Trump and moderate Republicans adopted a progressive position, promising to reduce the cost of health-care coverage and expand access. On the other hand, Freedom Caucus members including Joe Walsh and Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama, loudly asserted that the rich should not have to pay for heath care for poor people, and those "who live good lives" and are healthy should not have to contribute to insurance that covers people with expensive medical conditions.
For the far right to make it an overt goal to withdraw coverage from people with pre-existing conditions is "political malpractice," Kraig notes.
Still, Democrats should not be smug. When Democratic members began singing "Na, na, na, na . . . hey, hey, goodbye" to their Republican colleagues in the House—taunting them for taking a vote the Dems hope will be an act of political suicide—they were hitting the wrong note.
No one should celebrate a bill that could cause as much pain and death as the American Health Care Act, regardless of the final outcome.
The better response was Senator Tammy Baldwin's: "The people of Wisconsin did not send me to Washington to take people's health care away. I will not support higher costs, fewer people with health-care coverage and more economic insecurity for Wisconsin families."
Republican Senator Ron Johnson, whose office is besieged by protesters today, has said he would need "a lot more information" before casting a vote.
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A medical malpractice claim is the result of a health professional who acts in a negligent manner and the consequence of his or her negligence is injury to the patient. Medical malpractice can occur in the diagnostic stages all the way down to post-treatment care and follow-up. These cases are to be taken very seriously as there are really three possible outcomes when a person is not well and seeks treatment: the person will get better, stay the same or get worse. Unfortunately, there are many cases that have no merit. For example, a patient who is unhappy with the diagnosis or the outcome of a procedure or a doctor who makes an error but no injury occurs. It can only be considered medical malpractice when the health professional is negligent, and does not perform in a skillful and safe fashion causing patient injury.
There must be a professional relationship between the patient and the person the claim is against. This does not include a personal relationship between two people where one is a medical professional and casually advises the other person. The patient must have been under the person's direct care whether in consultation, treatment or after care.
A violation to the standard of care. A standard of care must be explained, usually by a medical expert in the same or similar medical field. He or she will also describe how the health professional's negligence violated the standard.
An injury must have occurred. If there is no injury, there is no medical malpractice to speak of. A doctor's error is not considered malpractice unless it leads to injury.
It should be shown that the injury was a direct result of the health professional's negligence.
In the event that those four points apply to the situation, there is a possible medical malpractice case. The patient should contact a medical malpractice attorney and determine the next step in the process to seeking compensatory damages.
In any case where an individual suffers as a result of another person's negligent act, that individual may be entitled to financial compensation. The following explores specific examples of compensatory damages.
Medical bills related to the injury and any future medical expenses. This includes additional hospital stay and any necessary procedures that address the injury. If the injury requires ongoing therapies or future procedures, that should all be considered when calculating the damages related to medical cost.
Lost wages refers to any missed work as a result of the injury and treatment of the injury.
Lost earning potential applies to the more severe cases where the patient can no longer work at the same level as he or she did prior to the injury.
Pain and suffering refers to the mental stress caused by the injury and the whole experience in general. This is a more subjective damage to calculate as it will be different for each case. Some states have a formula to calculate such damages.
If you are pursuing a medical malpractice claim, you should consult with a hospital malpractice lawyer Salt Lake City, UT offers at Rasmussen & Miner who is familiar in the medical field. These cases can be very complicated and time-consuming. You deserve the best representation.


There is a growing number of avenues of research parnerships in Asia for the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO).
Australia's foremost nuclear science and technology organisation, ANSTO, is a key player in establishing safe practice in the field throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Recently, the organisation has set its sights on growing the scope of its collaborations in Asia.
In December 2012, ANSTO formed a joint research centre with the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics (SINAP). The centre focuses on developing materials for extreme environments – in particular, structural nuclear materials for advanced Thorium Molten Salt Reactors. Unlike existing reactors, these next-generation reactors can run on waste fuels and they're less likely to meltdown.
De los Reyes and colleagues aim to use the knowledge gained in the centre to develop new strategic research partnerships with industry and other organisations, looking at improving existing materials used in thorium reactors or developing entirely new materials for use in extreme environments. "This information could benefit a range of processing and manufacturing industries," she says.
Eight of ANSTO's 25 international partnerships have been formed with Asian countries, including Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Indonesia and Taiwan. These collaborations are opening up exciting new avenues of research. For example, the National Science Council Taiwan funded the SIKA neutron beam instrument currently under construction at the Bragg Institute in Sydney.
In the arena of basic research, ANSTO Principal Research Scientist Dr David Fink is collaborating with Mongolian scientists to study the past behaviour of Mongolia's extensive glaciated mountains. As glaciers shrink and grow, they leave evidence of their tracks in the form of rock piles known as moraines.
Working in Mongolia, and with partners in Asia, is benefitting ANSTO researchers such as Dr Massey de los Reyes.
Dr Fink visited the region in 2013 with scientists from Israel's Hebrew University and the University of Washington, US, to collect rocks from glacially-carved valleys in the Gobi Altai Mountains. To work out how long moraines in different areas of a valley have been exposed since the glacier retreated, Fink uses a technique called cosmogenic in situ surface exposure dating.
Using ANSTO's accelerator mass spectrometer, the scientists can establish how long the rocks have been exposed and, therefore, the extent of past glaciation. These records fill in gaps in glacially-driven global climate change covering a period from a few thousand years to about 100,000 years ago.
Fink and his colleagues have undertaken similar work in China and central Tibet in collaboration with researchers at the Chinese Academy of Science. "It really has revolutionised the way we can quantify landscapes," says Fink.


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May 22, 2014 at 2:30 PM ET by Michael Daniel
The threat to our systems and information is dynamic and rapidly evolving; we must build equally agile and responsive capabilities not bound by outdated and inflexible rules and procedures.
Effective regulations are an important tool to protect the security and economic vitality of our nation. The President is committed to simplifying and streamlining regulations while ensuring that the benefits justify the costs. In fact, this Administration has undertaken one of the most significant and transparent reform efforts aimed at eliminating unjustified regulatory costs to date.
In light of this commitment, the President's Executive Order (EO) 13636, "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity," called on Executive Branch agencies to assess whether and how existing cybersecurity regulation could be streamlined and better aligned with the Cybersecurity Framework launched in February 2014. It is important to understand that an Executive Order can only direct Executive Branch agencies, not independent regulators. Much of critical infrastructure is regulated by independent regulators; therefore, the analysis conducted pursuant to EO 13636 represents a limited subset of critical infrastructure sectors: water, health, transportation, and chemical. Independent regulatory agencies may engage in similar analysis but are not required to under this EO.
The EO directs Executive Branch departments and agencies with responsibility for regulating the security of private-sector critical infrastructure to: (1) assess the sufficiency of existing regulatory authority to establish requirements based on the Cybersecurity Framework to address current and projected cyber risks; and (2) identify proposed changes in order to address insufficiencies identified. The Cybersecurity Framework articulates a risk management approach based on best practices and globally recognized standards. It is a voluntary tool that organizations can use to strengthen cyber risk management.
After extensive research, we determined that the following departments and agencies were required to submit reports: Environmental Protection Agency (drinking water and waste-water), Department of Health and Human Services (medical devices, electronic health records, health exchanges), and the Department of Homeland Security (chemical facilities and transportation). I encourage you to read their individual reports located here: DHS, HHS, EPA.
The major outcome is that the Administration's analysis supports our current voluntary approach to address cyber risk. Most of these departments have responsibility to regulate in general; some have existing cybersecurity-specific regulations, some do not, and some do not have clear authority to regulate for cybersecurity. Additionally, the degree in which the current authorities are used to regulate for cybersecurity ranges from high-level requirements to voluntary guidance. At this time, though, the Administration has determined that existing regulatory requirements, when complemented with strong voluntary partnerships, are capable of mitigating cyber risks to our critical systems and information.
Now, this doesn't mean that we don't have more work to do to secure our critical systems and information throughout the country. Nor does it mean that we can stop working to ensure that regulations as written are clear, streamlined, and harmonized. It does mean that agencies with regulatory authority have determined that existing regulatory requirements, when complemented with strong voluntary partnerships, are capable of mitigating cyber risks to those systems. Over the next two years, these departments and agencies will jointly investigate and leverage opportunities to improve the efficiency, clarity, and coordination of existing regulations.
I am greatly encouraged by the progress we have made to date. The threat to our systems and information is dynamic and rapidly evolving; we must build equally agile and responsive capabilities not bound by outdated and inflexible rules and procedures. Industry has demonstrated their commitment to using the voluntary Cybersecurity Framework. We in the federal government are equally committed to removing obstacles and stimulating positive incentives for strengthening cyber risk management across all critical infrastructure sectors.
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Olivia Newton-John battling breast cancer again
By Sandra Gonzalez, CNN
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Marcia Cross, who starred on "Melrose Place" and "Desperate Housewives," revealed on Instagram in September 2018 that she had successfully battled anal cancer.
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Reality star Abby Lee Miller was reportedly diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in May. In June she wrote on Instagram "There's nothing I enjoy more than swimming and a good tan. Instead, I start round 3 of chemo......... another battle that I must win!!"
Former "America's Next Top Model" contestant Jael Strauss reveals on social media she has been diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. "With treatment it may prolong my life longer than the 'few months' doctors said I could make it," the 34-year-old wrote on Facebook. "I don't want to die."
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Val Kilmer denied it in 2016 when a former co-star, Michael Douglas, said the actor was suffering from oral cancer. But during a Reddit Ask Me Anything session in April 2017, Kilmer said he "did have a healing of cancer."
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Devin Lima of LFO, seen here at the Grammys in 2006, was diagnosed in October 2017 with stage 4 adrenal cancer. His band mate, Brad Fischetti, delivered the news to fans via a video on social media.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced she has breast cancer in a post on her official Twitter account in September 2017. Louis-Dreyfus wrote that "1 in 8 women get breast cancer. Today, I'm the one."
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"Grey's Anatomy" actress Kate Walsh revealed she was diagnosed in 2015 with a benign meningioma, a tumor that arises from the lining surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Within three days, she had the tumor surgically removed.
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Former CNN talk-show host Larry King revealed in September 2017 that he underwent surgery for lung cancer. The former smoker said he was diagnosed with stage 1 cancer after receiving a chest X-ray.
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In August, "Real Housewives of Orange County" cast member Tamra Judge posted on Instagram that a freckle on her backside was diagnosed as melanoma. In January, she shared that she had surgery to remove other cancerous legions.
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Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood revealed in August that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer three months earlier. Wood, who chain-smoked for 50 years, tweeted that he is fine now after surgery and ready to head on tour with his band.
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Maria Menounos was diagnosed with a brain tumor after she began feeling lightheaded on set and suffering from headaches and slurred speech in February. Menounos' surgeon was able to remove nearly 100% of the tumor, which was benign.
Comedian and writer Jeannie Gaffigan underwent nine hours of surgery May 1 to remove a tumor from her brain stem.
"Bachelor" alum Lesley Murphy has used social media to document her fight against potentially getting cancer. In April, she had a double mastectomy after testing positive for the BRCA 2 gene mutation, which greatly increases a person's risk of developing breast cancer.
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Actor Ben Stiller revealed in October that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014. The tumor was surgically removed three months later, in September 2014, and Stiller has been cancer-free since.
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Hugh Jackman recently underwent treatment for basal cell carcinoma, again, according to a social media post. The Australian actor has been treated for basal cell carcinoma at least four times.
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Jaime "Taboo" Gomez of the Black Eyed Peas revealed in November that he survived testicular cancer.
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In August 2015, actress Shannen Doherty confirmed to People that she is undergoing treatment for breast cancer. She went public with the news after TMZ reported she was suing a former business manager, accusing her of letting the star's health insurance lapse. In August 2016, she said that the cancer has spread and she's had a single mastectomy.
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Debbie Rowe, Michael Jackson's ex-wife and mother of two of his children, told Entertainment Tonight in July 2016 that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Former supermodel and reality TV star Janice Dickinson revealed in an emotional interview that she was diagnosed with an early stage of breast cancer in March.
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Former Rolling Stone bass player Bill Wyman was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2016. An original member of the band, which formed in 1962, Wyman left the group in 1992.
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Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh took to Facebook to reveal he was battling bladder cancer. In an apology to fans for canceling a pair of concerts, Lesh announced he's received treatment at the Mayo Clinic and his prognosis is good.
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In 2015, TV chef and author Sandra Lee announced that she would have additional surgery to deal with complications from breast cancer. She revealed her diagnosis in May, and her longtime boyfriend, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, announced that he would be taking some personal time to support her through her double mastectomy.
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Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell, 52, pulled out of the band's tour in June 2015 after his Hodgkin's lymphoma returned.
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Tommy Chong of Cheech & Chong, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2012, told Us magazine that he was undergoing treatment for rectal cancer. As he did for the prostate cancer, he's using marijuana to take the edge off: "I'm using cannabis like crazy now, more so than ever before," he told the magazine.
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Olivia Newton-John was first diagnosed in 1992, and the singer has become an advocate for breast self-examination. In 2018 she announced she was once again battling the disease.
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Actress Rita Wilson, who can be seen on HBO's "Girls," revealed in April 2015 that she was fighting breast cancer and has undergone a double mastectomy. She thanked her family, including husband Tom Hanks, and doctors for their support in a statement to People magazine.
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Fans of singer Morrissey knew the star had been ill after he canceled some U.S. tour stops, but it appears the performer hae been battling cancer. "They have scraped cancerous tissues four times already, but whatever," Morrissey said in an interview with Spanish-language outlet El Mundo in 2014. "I am aware that in some of my recent photos I look somewhat unhealthy, but that's what illness can do. I'm not going to worry about that."
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When former "Good Morning America" host Joan Lunden learned she was facing an "aggressive" form of breast cancer, she was determined to face her health battle head on. Knowing she would need chemotherapy, Lunden decided to remove her familiar blond hair before her locks could be affected by the treatment. "You know it's going to happen one of these days and you are wondering how or when," Lunden explained to People magazine, which she posed for without her wig in September. "So I just owned it."
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Hugh Jackman posted a picture to Instagram in November showing his nose bandaged after his doctor found and removed a cancerous growth.
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Former "Dancing With the Stars" co-host Samantha Harris was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double mastectomy. Harris told People magazine she detected a lump during a self-exam and then followed up with a specialist after receiving a clean mammogram.
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Actress Brittany Daniel of "Sweet Valley High" and "The Game" fought stage IV non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Daniel recalls in an issue of People magazine that her 2011 diagnosis "happened so suddenly," but she was able to face it with the support of her family.
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Famed journalist Tom Brokaw revealed in February 2014 that he had been diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer that affects blood cells in the bone marrow.
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ABC's Amy Robach found out she had breast cancer in November 2013 after she had a mammogram done live on "Good Morning America" for cancer awareness month.
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Radio personality Robin Quivers quietly battled cancer for months, but she had happy news to share with "Howard Stern" listeners in September 2013. On the show, Quivers revealed that her doctors believe she's cancer-free after receiving treatment, including chemotherapy.
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Singer Melissa Etheridge became an advocate for the use of medical marijuana after her 2004 breast cancer diagnosis.
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Michael Douglas offered some interesting insight as to how he may have developed the throat cancer that he was diagnosed with in August 2010. Douglas later told the "Today" show that his tumor was gone.
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Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly was diagnosed with cancer of the upper jaw bone. "Doctors have told me that the prognosis for my recovery is very good," Kelly said in a statement from his former club. Indeed, in August, Kelly was told that he was cancer-free.
Actress Christina Applegate had a bilateral mastectomy in 2008. Doctors had diagnosed her with cancer in her left breast and offered her the options of either radiation treatment and testing for the rest of her life or removal of both breasts.
In 2006, singer Sheryl Crow underwent minimally invasive surgery for breast cancer. In 2012, she revealed she had a noncancerous brain tumor.
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KISS band member Peter Criss sat down with CNN's Elizabeth Cohen in 2009, a year after his battle with breast cancer. The musician said he wanted to increase awareness of the fact that men can also get the disease.
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Cynthia Nixon not only joined the cast of Showtime's "The Big C," about a woman battling the disease, and portrayed a woman with cancer in the Broadway play "Wit" -- Nixon was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006.
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Zoraida Sambolin was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2013, and she chose to have a double mastectomy. Sambolin said that Angelina Jolie's New York Times opinion piece about undergoing the procedure gave her courage to share her story.
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"Good Morning America" co-host Robin Roberts had been cancer-free for five years in 2012 after beating breast cancer when she revealed she had been diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, also called MDS.
"Three's Company" star Suzanne Somers spoke with CNN's Piers Morgan in 2012 about her stem cell surgery and her bout with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in 2001, which is when she began researching alternative methods to reconstructive surgery.
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E! co-host Giuliana Rancic underwent a double mastectomy in 2011 after a breast cancer diagnosis.
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Actress Kathy Bates didn't share news of her battle until 2012, eight years after she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
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Australian singer Kylie Minogue was only 36 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005.
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Olivia Newton-John is postponing her tour as she battles breast cancer for the second time.
The singer, 68, was set to hit the road in June for concerts in the U.S. and Canada, after initially postponing the tour earlier this month.
"The back pain that initially caused her to postpone the first half of her concert tour, has turned out to be breast cancer that has metastasized to the sacrum," a statement posted on her official Facebook page read.
For Immediate Release OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN POSTPONES JUNE CONCERT DATES May 30, 2017 - Las Vegas, NV — Olivia...
Posted by Olivia Newton-John on Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Newton-John had previously been diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992.
She was declared cancer free after receiving chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy.
Since her own battle, Newton-John has been an advocate for breast cancer awareness.
She has a cancer center named after her in Melbourne, Australia.
"In addition to natural wellness therapies, Olivia will complete a short course of photon radiation therapy and is confident she will be back later in the year, better than ever, to celebrate her shows," the statement said.
Rescheduled concert dates are expected to be posted on the singer's website in the coming weeks.