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Coastal Rainforest With Ocean & Estuary Views & lots of improvements!
Ever wanted to own a piece of rainforest well here's your chance this amazing property of over 4 acres has an abundance of figs and palms creating a coastal rainforest feel, there are tall standing Gums scattered through the land as it undulates up to a ridge at the rear with Ocean & 1770 estuary views. There is a well established access track that leads to several ideal locations for a house or weekender. It is a short 5 mins drive to the surf beach and township of Agnes Water, and even less to the 1770 estuary access just around the corner. A well maintained all weather road access runs to the rear of the property. At the front of the property is a good sized dam, complete with power connected, offering privacy, and further enhancing the tropical appeal. This property has an amazing feel and is truly one of the best on the market today it is well priced and will not last.
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Oh my gosh, pass the hanky, because this is the kind of love story that legends are made of. A husband and wife married for 75 years both died in each other's arms, fulfilling their lifelong goal of spending their final days together.
San Diego couple Alexander and Jeannette Toczko said they fell in love when they were just 8 years old, but waited until 1940 to wed. They never left each other's sides, right up until the end when their beds were pushed up against each other in the same hospice room.
They passed away on June 17, only 12 days shy of their diamond anniversary. According to their children, they always dreamed of leaving this world together, after a long and fulfilling life. After Al, 95, broke his hip last month, his health declined rapidly. "He was going fast," said son Richard Toczko.
Hospice workers brought a bed to the couple's home, and put it right next to 96-year-old Jeannette's bed.
Aimee Toczko-Cushman said her mom "kept asking us, 'What is today? What is today?' We said it was June. She said, 'It's June 29.'" That's the day they would have been married for 75 years. Even though they passed a few days shy, the family bought balloons and flowers and celebrated anyway.
More from The Stir: After 65 Years of Marriage, Couple Dies On Same Day Just Hours Apart
As they celebrated, Richard Tockzo said they could tell that Alexander wasn't go to make it much longer. "You could could see a change in his breathing," he said.
About 30 minutes after that, he died in his sweetheart's arms -- "which is exactly what he wanted," said Aimee.
"I went in there and told my mother he was gone," the couple's daughter continued. "She hugged him and she said [to him]: 'See, this is what you wanted. You died in my arms and I love you. I love you. Wait for me. I'll be there soon.'"
She was right. Just 24 hours later, Jeannette joined her love in the afterlife. Richard recounted of his parents' lifelong love story, "They entered the pearly gates, holding hands."
Love like that is rare, which makes stories like this even more special. No one likes death and losing loved ones, but it's easier when it's at the end of a long life well lived.
Can you imagine loving someone this much?
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Headaches are a common pain complaint that affects almost everyone at some point in their life. However, if your headaches are frequent or keeping you from doing the things you enjoy, the experienced team at Arlington Pain & Therapy can devise a plan to help you get relief. To schedule an appointment, call the office most convenient to you, which includes two locations in Mansfield and one location in Arlington, Texas.
A headache refers to the pain you experience anywhere in your head. Headaches are a very common and frequent reason people use their sick time at work. While you may be able to manage your headache at home, if your head pain is frequent and affecting your quality of life, the team at Arlington Pain & Therapy can conduct an evaluation and provide a treatment plan to help you get relief.
There are many different types of headaches that cause different symptoms. Types of headaches include:
For most people, head pain is caused by a tension headache. These types of headaches flare up when you're experiencing tightness in your neck, shoulders, scalp, or jaw muscles. Tension headaches tend to cause mild to moderate pain, but they can be a chronic problem.
Migraine headaches cause more intense pain, usually localized to one side of the head. With a migraine headache, your pain may last anywhere from four hours to three days. These types of headaches may also cause other symptoms such as nausea or vomiting.
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Chronic headaches can affect your quality of life, but the team at Arlington Pain & Therapy can help you get relief from your pain. Call the office nearest you today.


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Camden Opera House presents One Night In Memphis, the critically acclaimed tribute to legendary Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis. General admission tickets are $30 in advance at camdenoperahouse.com, $35 day of show.
Event Date:
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Four decades after the bullet-riddled body of the Chilean folk singer Víctor Jara was discovered in the mayhem of the military coup that upended his country, Mr. Jara's family found some measure of justice on Monday in a Florida courtroom.
A federal jury in Orlando concluded that a former Chilean Army officer who had emigrated to the United States and worked as a short-order cook was liable for the torture and extrajudicial killing of Mr. Jara at the Chilean sports stadium where he was held after the 1973 coup that brought Gen. Augusto Pinochet to power.
The court awarded Mr. Jara's family $28 million in damages.
The former officer, Pedro Pablo Barrientos, 67, a naturalized American citizen and resident of Deltona, Fla., near Daytona Beach, was a defendant in a civil suit brought under an American law aimed at helping victims of human rights violations committed overseas.
Mr. Barrientos, who was described in court as having bragged about shooting Mr. Jara, is also a defendant in a criminal prosecution in Chile. It is unclear whether the outcome of the Florida case will affect efforts to extradite him.
Mr. Jara, then 40, was an accomplished songwriter and theater director and a member of the Communist Party that supported the deposed government of Salvador Allende. His songs of poverty and injustice, rooted in his own humble origins in the Chilean countryside, are still popular today. He is often described as the "Bob Dylan of South America."
His widow, the British dancer Joan Jara, and her daughters Manuela and Amanda, who were 13 and 8 at the time, moved to Britain and have been seeking to hold their father's killers to account ever since. They returned to Chile in 1991.
Mrs. Jara, 88, provided testimony on how her life was "cut in two" after the coup and violent death of her husband.
"It was the end of my first life, because I lost so much on that day," she said. "I lost my job and my profession. My children left their school, their friends, their home and their country. I was never able to remarry. I had been very much in love with Víctor."
Mr. Barrientos was taken to court on June 13 by the Center for Justice & Accountability, a San Francisco-based legal advocacy group, and the New York law firm Chadbourne & Parke.
They filed a civil lawsuit against Mr. Barrientos in 2013 on behalf of the Jara family under the Torture Victim Protection Act, designed to hold human rights violators living in the United States accountable.
The day after the coup on Sept. 11, 1973, Mr. Jara was arrested during a military assault at the State Technical University, where he worked, along with hundreds of students and faculty. They were taken to the Chile Stadium, an indoor arena in the capital used as a mass detention center. It was renamed the Víctor Jara Stadium in 2003.
Three days later Mr. Jara's body, with dozens of bullet wounds, was found outside a cemetery in Santiago along with four other victims. An autopsy of his remains, which were exhumed in 2009, confirmed two gunshots at the back of his head and 44 more wounds all over his body.
A former soldier, José Navarrete, testified that Mr. Barrientos boasted about having shot Mr. Jara twice in the head. "He used to show his pistol and say 'I killed Víctor Jara with this,' " he told the court in a videotaped deposition. Mr. Navarrete said he had not come forward with his testimony before for fear of retaliation.
The whereabouts of Mr. Barrientos were unknown until mid-2012, when a Chilean television crew located him in Florida, where he had moved at the end of the Pinochet dictatorship in 1990. In December 2012 a Chilean judge, Miguel Vásquez, charged Mr. Barrientos in absentia with the murder and requested his extradition.
The defendant's lawyer, Luis F. Calderon, in his opening statement, described Mr. Barrientos as a hard-working immigrant seeking to "live the American dream." He said Mr. Barrientos started out working as a landscaper and then became a cook. Mr. Barrientos has worked at Perkins Restaurant in Deltona over the past 10 years. "He is a simple man leading a simple life," Mr. Calderon said.
Mr. Barrientos told the court that he went to the United States to earn money for his children's education, not to evade possible prosecution. However, he did not report his military past when applying for citizenship in 2010. He claimed he was never at the Chile Stadium and denied knowing who Víctor Jara was before 2009, despite his widespread popularity in Chile.
Several former soldiers testified through videotaped depositions last year that they were part of the section from the Tejas Verdes regiment under the direct orders of Mr. Barrientos at the stadium. One of them, Gustavo Baez, described the atmosphere in the stadium, telling the jury that he saw officers torturing prisoners in the locker rooms. He was ordered to load a dozen bodies on trucks, Mr. Baez said.
Two former prisoners gave details of the violence, killings and suicides that took place in the stadium and how Mr. Jara was singled out and assaulted even as he was entering the stadium.
"That night Víctor was exhibited as a trophy to other officers. They also beat him," recalled Boris Navia, a former detainee. He said one of them crushed his hand and beat his arm, saying "you'll never be able to play the guitar again."
Mr. Jara was isolated from the other prisoners, taken to the locker rooms, beaten severely and killed. On Sept. 15, as Mr. Navia was being led out of the stadium by soldiers, he said he saw 20 to 30 corpses piled up by the entrance. One was Víctor Jara.
"Víctor loved life intensely. I'm glad we can do something for him now, even if it's in the United States. It's our duty," said Erica Osorio, who was a 22-year-old student of construction engineering at the time. She recognized Mr. Barrientos as one of the officers at the stadium.
Almudena Bernabeu, the lawyer at the Center for Justice & Accountability who led the investigation of the case, said she and her colleagues were "profoundly pleased" with the verdict which came after an eight-day trial. "In many ways this verdict is not an end, but a new beginning to work toward the extradition or deportation of Barrientos and full justice for the Jara family."
Mr. Jara's daughter Manuela said, "These eight days have been emotionally intense." She added, "They concentrated all of the pain, sadness and anger Chile has gone through, and specifically the horrors at the Chile Stadium. The culture of lies, cover-ups and bullying was pulverized by the weight of the truth in this courtroom."


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Sharjah: For the first time in the UAE, the Pakistani Baloch community showcased their culture with traditional dances, songs and music.
Balochi musicians and singers mesmerised people gathered to celebrate Baloch Cultural Day on Saturday at the Pakistan Social Centre in Sharjah. This year the day was also marked on March 2 in Balochistan province in Pakistan and wherever the Baloch live including the Gulf countries, Europe and US.
Clad in traditional outfits and wearing trademark 'huge' turbans, Baloch community members danced to folk music. They also undertook some numbers that are normally performed during wedding ceremonies.
Musicians played instruments such as flutes, locally called Tambora and Soroz. They also performed a folk dance known as Dochaapi where the participants move in a circle clapping their hands while making unique dance patterns.
The guests were also treated to special Balochi cuisine.
The organiser of the event, Omar Baloch, who is a social worker and prominent Baloch community member in the UAE, said that the aim of celebrating Baloch Cultural Day is to revisit the image of Balochistan, which is often considered as a rugged and tough region. "Balochis are tough people but at the same time, they follow strong cultural and traditional values. Balochi music and dances show that we love brotherhood and friendship," he said, adding that Balochis have always contributed to the development of Pakistan and stood by the armed forces of the country playing important role in the province.
He said that by holding such events, they were trying to protect and promote the Balochi culture and language.
Speaking at the event, Ahmad Amjad Ali, Consul General of Pakistan, said Balochi people always make great sacrifices for their country. He said that the government is currently working on major development projects such as Gwadar Port and CPEC — China Pakistan Economic Corridor. "These projects will bring prosperity in the province and provide jobs and business opportunities in Balochistan," he added.
Ali appreciated the Baloch community in the UAE for their role in the development of their country.
Chaudhry Khalid Hussain, president of the Pakistan Social Centre, said that the centre provides equal opportunity to all community members including ethnic groups to showcase their cultural activities and hold community events. "We always support cultural and literary programmes as part of our agenda to bring together different communities under one roof and bridge gaps," he added.


text: "Although the quarterly GDP decline was smaller than initially estimated, the figures confirm the severity of the UK's recession over the past five quarters. There are now modest signs of improvement in the economy, but the risk of a set back remains significant."It is important for the Bank of England to address the dangerous weakness in bank lending, and the government must take steps to curb falls in employment. The main priority is to ensure that businesses are able to return the economy to sustainable growth as early as possible."


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History for CSEC Examinations: Decolonisation and Development Book 3
History for CSEC® Examinations will prove indispensable to anyone teaching or studying the history of the region. The series, comprising three books, tells in a straightforward and stimulating way the story of the people of many races and of many nations who have inhabited the region from the earliest times up to the present day.
Book 3: Decolonisation and Development
Book 3 deals with the constitutional, political, economic and social developments that took place in the region throughout the twentieth century with special emphasis given to the Commonwealth Caribbean.


text: Greetings, This time it took a bit longer to release the version. We indeed have serious reasons for the delay, and I'm sure you will forgive us when you see the results The team is working on X-project here in addition to the core development... We hope to show the results by August. Anyhow, meet subrion open source cms 3.3.4 with some improvements and bugfixes. We've implemented a new field type - tree. Here is the full changelog: Here is the link to full details - http://dev.subrion.org/versions/143 Upgrade patch is also ready. Please back up your database & files before applying patch. Plugins / templates compatible with 3.3.3 version will also work on the new 3.3.4 core. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.


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SGL: More for the iPhone
I've covered useful and critical accessories for the iPhone on my gift lists (http://sumocat.blogspot.com/search/label/gift%20list). Now it's time for frivolity.
Griffin Clarifi: (http://store.apple.com/us/product/TS484VC/A?n=iphone2&fnode=MTY1NDA0NA&mco=MjQyMDM0NA&s=topSellers) A case is a fairly useful item, but the Clarifi goes the extra mile and provides a close-up focus lens for the camera. Very useful for the close-up shots I take.
Apple iPhone Bluetooth Headset: (http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB536LL/A?mco=MTIyNzA) I'm not big on the Borg look, but if I was I'd go with Apple's iPhone headset. I like the in-ear design, and the charging cable doubles as a dock connector so there's no need to carry multiple cables.
Scosche PassPORT adapter: (http://store.apple.com/us/product/TS696LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA0MQ&mco=MjE1MDc5OQ) Since Apple limited the iPhone 3G to USB charging only, most older accessories can't charge it. This adapter fixes that for most accessories that use the dock connection. Good for anyone with a bunch of old iPod accessories.
Apple TV: (http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_ipod/family/apple_tv?mco=MTE2NTk) Not specifically an iPhone accessory, but part of the iTunes ecosystem that extends your media library to your TV or stereo. The iPhone comes in courtesy of the Remote App, which can control an Apple TV.
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Pony loader malware is a years-old cyberthreat, which is aimed at spreading Zeus and Necurs trojans. With day-to-day enhancement in technology, the malware also came with its updated new version. The source code of malicious software used to be avail for sale in the underground hacking market. Recent edition of Pony loader malware is designed to cause phishing campaigns. One of the known research firms found that there exist two different variants of this data theft - Gen:Variant.Midie.41711 and Gen:Variant.Injector.124.
Phishing of Email Attachments
Email attachments or emails only are the common source of attackers to spread pony loader malware on the target's PC. An attractive email with unique document name is coded and designed by a hacker to force the mail recipient to open that malicious mail. This attraction enables recipient to download to infected document on his or her machine, leading to a major threat. These type of suspected attachments are capable of synchronizing with the online services on their own. They make use of file collaboration capabilities to establish connection with the third-party software or SaaS apps.
A research stated that the suspected documents are having .r11 and .ace file extensions. Both these computer files require traditional compression programs like WinRAR, to open them. The decompression process of these files leads to expansion of the pony loader malware in the entire targeted system. It causes unknown and sudden threat on the PC or laptop, bringing an individual in shocking state for a while.
Go In Deep to Know More About Malware
Pony loader malware variants include binaries within them. These are coded and complied with Microsoft Visual basic program. Both payloads are responsible for stealing account data from targeted PC due to the several services used in password authentication procedure like FTP browser and account. One can determine the availability of binary by checking the presence of 'YUIPWDFILE0YUIPKDFILE0YUICRYPTED0YUI1.0' string. This is available in memory when Pony loader malware execution takes place.
Just An Information – Latest version of malware had attempted measures to steal credentials from around 35 cryptocurrency wallets. Pony loader database has 232 lists of common passwords to attempt a brute-force attack on the target's account.
How To Protect Your PC From Pony Loader?
It is simple to achieve prevention against the pony loader malware. Users have to adopt common cloud security measures to safeguard their data from this kind of threat. Few of the ideas are highlighted below:
- Enforce common profile security standards:
- Perform scanning on all documents while uploading them from remote device to the sanctioned cloud applications
- Attempt scanning at the time of uploading unmanaged apps to sanctioned cloud applications
- Scan all the files, which you are downloading from unsanctioned cloud applications
- Scan files that are downloaded from unsanctioned instances of sanctioned apps
- Impose the operations like block or quarantine, just after the detection of malware
- Use 'View known file extension' feature of your computer, having Windows OS
- Enforce cloud computing data loss prevention policies on confidential business data
- Protect internal as well as external network to be safe from all kinds of Cyberattacks
- At least once a week, create backup file of crucial data, saved on cloud
- Check the legitimacy when you receive an internet link in your email content
- Enterprises are strongly recommended to update their system OS and software regularly
- Whenever you receive an alert message, do not take it to forsake because it might be regarding Cyberthreat
Pony loader malware is one of the well-known Cyberattacks in today's market. The observation states that both variants are equally responsible to steal credentials from several services of password authentication. The latest version of this threat tries to take out information from cryptocurrency wallets and attempts brute-force attack. We suggest organizational customers consider online information security as a serious concern and, make it a habit to avoid opening of emails that are of their no use.


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Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer has appointed three new members to the Metropolitan Sewer District board of directors. Last month, three members resigned amid reports that their companies benefited financially from MSD contracts that were not competitively bid. The chairman of the board stepped down voluntarily when it was reported that his company received almost $600,000 […]
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Bridges Authority Optimistic About Start Date
The authority's finance committee met Wednesday and is still awaiting details on the study from the federal government. The study has not yet begun, but authority co-chair Kerry Stemler says construction is still slated to begin next year.
Election Deadlines Approaching
The deadline for independents to file for candidacy for public office is Friday, April 1. Secretary of State Elaine Walker is also concerned there may be a low voter turnout for the May primaries. The deadline to register to vote is April 18. Secretary Walker says it is important for all citizens to be aware of this deadline.
Yarmuth Honors Knight's National Championship
The team will have a public celebration tonight at Knight's Hall at 7:30 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM and National Championship t-shirts will be available for $15. Representative John Yarmuth gave a speech today in the House of Representatives honoring the Bellarmine University Men's Basketball Team for winning the NCAA Division II National Championship.
Ward-Pugh Wants More Women in Public Office
The death of former U.S. Vice Presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro has one Louisville lawmaker calling more attention to the gender gap in public office.
MSD Selects New Chair, Vice Chair; Adopts New Ethics Policy
This action comes after Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called for a shake up of the board in the wake of reports that its member's private companies had financially benefited from MSD contracts that were not competitively bid.
Chairman of the Board at MSD Resigns
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced the resignation this morning and requested that two other board members resign as well. Marty Hoehler and Beverly Wheatley also own companies that benefited from contracts with MSD.
Rand Paul Interview Video
Rand Paul spoke at the Louisville Rotary Club Meeting Thursday, afterward he answered some questions from the media about the Government Budget, Social Security and presidential possibilities.
Rand Paul Discusses 2012 Aspirations, Libya, Budget
The senator spoke briefly about the conflict in Libya and criticized the president for not involving congress more heavily in the decisions to enforce a no-fly zone over the country. He also told the Louisville Rotary Club Thursday he is considering a run for the presidency in 2012, but will not run against his father.
Senate Expected to Revise, Pass Medicaid Budget Bill Thursday
After the Senate passes the bill, House and Senate leaders likely will need to sit down to negotiate a final agreement. Since lawmakers are paid for weekends during special sessions, this is day 11 of the session.


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How to Train New-Hire Physicians on Practice Culture
Physicians are increasingly gravitating to careers as employees rather than solo practitioners. When new providers and seasoned solo-practice physicians join large groups, cultural conflicts can arise—and can threaten retention. Since a revolving door for physicians creates career instability and imposes steep costs on employing groups, it pays to invest in cultural alignment from the outset to promote a stable, longstanding career for physicians within the organization.
Realizing that retention starts with putting down roots, ProMedica, a nonprofit health system in the Midwest, has invested heavily in physicians' first year of employment—the organization now boasts a 98 percent retention rate. Multiple new programs are contributing to ProMedica's success, and a profile of these cultural-alignment programs may help other organizations consider what could work in their environments.
Thorough Orientation
ProMedica has instituted a robust orientation process. Our previous half-day orientation has morphed into a three-day comprehensive overview of all aspects of our organization. Some of the topics covered include:
Day 1
- ProMedica culture
- Diversity
- Provider leadership
- Benefits and 401K
Day 2
- Physician marketing
- Documentation and coding
- Error prevention
Day 3
- Value-based care
- Patient experience
- Provider burnout
- Connecting the dots and wrap-up
New hires have reacted positively to the orientation. As Kate Samberg, APRN, CN, one of our recent employees, said: "The first day of orientation was welcoming, and the level of responsibility and accountability to ProMedica's mission were clearly explained. A nice refresher on patient experience was enacted and beneficial. To be successful in any organization, it is important to feel a part of something bigger than you, a way of life, a goal to keep the experience better than the last time."
Focus on the System and the Personal
All providers who join our physician group are enrolled in the provider academy during their first year of employment. New providers are required to attend a meeting once per quarter. Our seasoned providers are invited to participate. These meetings focus on topics that are imperative for new providers. We alternate topics between "system" information and "personal provider" information. For example:
- Proper coding
- Personal finance
- Leadership development
- Provider resilience
"The Academy helps providers voice queries and concerns in day-to-day patient care, stay up to date with new rules and regulations, and understand upcoming changes in the organization," noted Abhijit Saste, MD, one of our new physicians who attended the year-long meetings.
Peers Facilitate Transformation
In addition to sharing our culture with new providers, we have also developed a Transformers Group to facilitate cultural transformation across our system. The Transformers Group comprises numerous physicians, advance practice providers, and administrative leaders. This energetic group works with our providers on patient access, network optimization, and leadership and engagement.
Recipe for Success
This combination of extensive orientation and timely first-year topics has allowed us to define new-hire physicians' cultural expectations, and to demonstrate ongoing concern for the health and welfare of our providers.
Cultural alignment powers retention, which enables standardization and improved patient safety and outcomes.
Daniel Cassavar, MD, MBA, FACC, is the president and chief medical officer of ProMedica Physicians. He spoke on this subject at The Doctors Company's 2018 Executive Advisory Board meeting.
Angela M. Brandt, EMBA, is chief operations officer of ProMedica Physicians Group.
The guidelines suggested here are not rules, do not constitute legal advice, and do not ensure a successful outcome. The ultimate decision regarding the appropriateness of any treatment must be made by each healthcare provider considering the circumstances of the individual situation and in accordance with the laws of the jurisdiction in which the care is rendered.