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Kinnerton new lifelike moulded character chocolates are taking the sector by storm, as is the companys licensing of major movies this year. Marketing director Rachel Grice says: We have signed a number of high profile licenses to add to our current portfolio of favourites such as Barbie, The Simpsons, and Fimbles. Following the success of 2002s first Spider-Man movie and Kinnertons equally successful Spider-Man confectionery, the company will be developing a number of Spider-Man 2 products to follow the films release in July 2004.
LIANE CASSAVOY freelances from her home in Brookline, Massachusetts.

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A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 7664 P 1455 — Peter J. Strauss to American Capital Mortgage Co Inc, $54,959, L6 B1 Southern Hills Addn, Edm; 216 SE 29th Street, Edmond OK 73013.
A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 7099 P 242 — Gregory V. Brasher and Kimberly J. Brasher to Sunbelt National Mortgage, $868,000, L15-16 B1 Augusta Farms Addn; 3700 E. Red Deer Crossing, Edmond OK 73034. B 7099 P 199 — Robert Lee Rainey and Caridad Vidaillet Rainey to Mortgage Exchange Corp. of Edmond, $600,000, L7 Saratoga Farms Addn; 1653 Saratoga Way, Edmond OK 73003. B 7099 P 287 — The Mennonite Brethren Church of Edmond to Mennonite Brethren Foundation, $150,000, S2 SE4 SE4 SE4 Sec 7 T13N R2W IM. B 7098 P 1928 — Dallas T.A. Hilliard and Vivian J. Hilliard to Access Mortgage, Inc., $120,000, L7 B9 Willow Bend Sec 2 Addn; 8808 Northwest 116th Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73162. B 7098 P 1956 — Bell Corporation to Boatmens, $96,000, L8 B1 Cedar Pointe Addn. B 7098 P 1645 — Hazel F. Mead to Sec of Hou and Urd Dev, $94,500, pt NE4 Sec 30 T11N R1W IM; 6201 S. Westminster Road, Oklahoma City OK 73150. B 7099 P 379 — Karin Genther Lemus and Jesus Lemus to Corinthian Mortgage Corp, $88,037, L8 B5 in Blks 4-6 Grenmoor Addn; 2424 NW 114th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73120. B 7098 P 1758 — Harold L. Friedline and Linda M. Friedline to United Companies Lending Corp., $75,700, L1 B14 Summers Place Addn; 1215 N Klein, Oklahoma City OK 73106. B 7098 P 1681 — Randall Morris Chitwood and Molly Dianne Chitwood to Transamerica Financial Services, Inc., $73,930, L14 B7 Willow Creek Addn. B 7099 P 215 — Jennifer Eileen Lindsey and Brian Lindsey to National Bank of Commerce, $67,350, L19 B2 Walnut Creek Estates Addn; 7300 Walnut Creek Drive, Oklahoma City OK 73142. B 7099 P 330 — Brenda K. Morgan to Seacoast Equities, Inc., $65,752, L7 B3 Lakeside Estates Addn; 10815 Sunset Boulevard, Oklahoma City OK 73120. B 7098 P 1698 — Robert G. Ludwig and Linda P. Ludwig to Harry Mortgage Co., $58,700, L30 B7 Hilldale Third Addn; 4201 N.W. 11th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73107. B 7098 P 1829 — Dan G. Burdette to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $57,855, L6 B2 Northwood VI Addn; 2604 Northwood Lane, Oklahoma City OK 73013. B 7098 P 1967 — Metro-Tech Electrical Contractors, Inc. to American Bank Trust, $56,257, NW4 Sec 15 T11N R4W IM; 3344 South Ann Arbor Avenue, Oklahoma City OK. B 7099 P 207 — Carol L. Gardner to Will Rogers Bank, $55,419, pt E2 SE4 Sec 24 T11N R1E IM; Rt 2 Box 67, Newalla OK 74857. B 7099 P 227 — Shawn M. Wright and Amy D. Wright to Bank of Oklahoma N.A., $50,493, L12 B10 Leonhardts Oak Ridge Addn; 3225 Chetwood Drive, Del City OK 73115. B 7098 P 1949 — Antonio Perez-Quiles and Lastenia G. Perez to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $50,000, L9 B6 Olde Towne Addn; 1646 Ember Lane, Midwest City OK 73130. B 7099 P 334 — Carolyn A. Jackson to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $41,000, Unit C-2 Brookhaven West Condos; 9524 Westgate Road C-2, Oklahoma City OK 73132. B 7099 P 259 — Ruth Carey McLean to Hallmark Government Mortgage, Inc., $35,000, L7 B1 Twin Oaks 1st Addn; 1201 NW 185th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73003. B 7099 P 221 — Timothy M. Hoffman and Jana K. Hoffman to NationsBanc Mortgage Corp., $34,476, L4 B12 Andys Subdiv; 6606 N.W. 29th Terrace, Bethany OK 73008. B 7098 P 1710 — Donald G. Montgomery and Ethel B. Montgomery to Centex Home Equity Corp, $33,150, L1 B6 Replat of B5-7 Cinderella Estates Addn; 4700 Cinderella, Oklahoma City OK 73129. B 7098 P 1753 — Larry D. Tempson and Jeannie L. Tempson to Equicredit Corp, $32,250, L40 B4 Cloverleaf Manor No. 2 Sec 1; 6408 Johni Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73149. B 7098 P 1940 — Coydell Cole to TMS Mortgage, Inc., $32,000, L7 B9 Willow Bend Sec 2 Addn; 2117 Ray Ave, Oklahoma City OK 73121. B 7098 P 1689 — Gregory D. English and Ellery D. English Sr. to Local Federal Bank, $27,454, L25-26 B27 Altavue Addn; 1437 NW 95th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73114. B 7099 P 350 — Doris McGranahan and Mitchell L. McGranahan to Homecomings Financial Netwrok, Inc, $26,900, L41=42 B6 Central Park Addn; 615 N.W. 34th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73118. B 7099 P 239 — Billie Earlene McElroy to American Bank Trust, $25,000, L6 B4 Elwood Heights Addn. B 7099 P 240 — Glen G. Clayton Jr. and Machell R. Clayton to American Bank Trust, $25,000, L1-2 B6 Amended Plat of Johnsons Subdiv of B2,3 pt B6 Howes Capital. B 7099 P 341 — Doris G. McGranahan and Mitchell L. McGranahan to Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., $24,500, L21-22 B70 Putnam Heights Second Addn; 2113 NW 37th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73112. B 7098 P 1718 — Sheri Lynn Williams (refiled) to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $22,300, L13 B6 Chisholm Trail Sec I Addn; 11504 Stagecoach Trail, Edmond OK 73114. B 7099 P 249 — Joseph A. Foust and Karen G. Foust to The First National Bank of Bethany, $20,304, L34 B29 Replat of Atkinson Heights Addn; 208 E. Ercoupe Dr., Midwest City OK 73110. B 7098 P 1683 — Lola Mae McEwen and Robert McEwen to WEOKIE Credit Union, $20,000, L13 B3 Meridian Meadows First Addn; 4304 NW 56 Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73112. B 7098 P 1772 — Tod E. Kessler and Christy M. Kessler to Seacoast Equities Inc., $18,900, L39 B4 Whispering Creek III Addn; 1612 Stepping Stone Trail, Edmond OK 73013. B 7099 P 295 — Richard John Blea and Dianna Jean Blea to McGuire Mortgage Co., $17,900, L21 B38 Rambling Acres Sec 4; 9101 Cindy Road, Oklahoma City OK 73132. B 7098 P 1729 — William R. Martin and Michelle A. Martin to Northwest Bank, $17,401, L22 B2 Sec 1 Galaxie Developments Four Seasons Addn. B 7099 P 299 — Patricia Y. Barker and Steven R. Barker to First National Bank of Midwest City, $17,276, L4 B12 Rhapsody Heights Addn Sec 2; 9413 Harmony, Midwest City OK 73130. B 7098 P 1922 — Linda Michele Cole to Hallmark Government Mortgage, Inc., $15,000, L3 B2 Westridge Addn; 4017 Westridge Street, Oklahoma City OK 73122. B 7099 P 308 — Nguyens Properties Inc to Kruger Investment Co., $14,000, L23-24 B13 Sadlers Industrial Heights Addn. B 7099 P 291 — Danet Joyce Trivette and Johnnie Lee Trivette to Pentagon Federal Credit Union, $12,000, L14 B3 Lake Park Second Addn; 8205 NW 31st Street, Bethany OK 73008. B 7098 P 1725 — D. Scott Myers and Brenda L. Myers to Stillwater National Bank and Trust Co., $11,500, L36 B3 Easgle Crest Addn. B 7098 P 1727 — Larry R. Anderson and Margaret J. Anderson to Northwest Bank, $10,278, L3 Hefner Hills II Addn. B 7098 P 1769 — Donald E. 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A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 6886 P 1557 — Francis Investments to Quail Creek Bank, $400,000, L13-21 B1 Wilshire Boulevard Industrial Addn, OKC, etc.

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Ratinoff as a director of fund investment management. Ratinoff will specialize in real estate acquisitions for the western United States. Ratinoff has held senior positions focusing on real estate investments with McDonald Investments, Chase Securities and BT Alex. The San Diego chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management has elected the following individuals as members of its 2005 Executive Council: Nancy Eagle, Harman Asset Management; Pele Wylde, Burnham Real Estate Services; Eddie Goldberg, Sea Property Management; Renee Savage, Capital Growth Properties; Harry Gersten, Union Bank; Carolyn Perriga, Transwestern Commercial; Jim Tostado, Hibiscus Investments; Wade Walker, Griswold RE Management; Sharon Eastman, Realty Executives; and Elizabeth Bzchmann, ConAm Management. The 2005 council members will be installed Nov. 11.
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The alliance with Ace will help it supply its stores with more products, say Sodimac officials. Terms were not disclosed. An Ace company official says the deal will allow Sodimac to compete with The Home Depot.
Nursing home care in Utah is improving, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reported Wednesday. Many of those improvements were linked directly by care center administrators to a quality improvement project through HealthInsight, Medicares Quality Improvement Organization in Utah. The organization is part of the national Nursing Home Initiative, which focuses on raising standards of care in nursing homes across the country and giving consumers more comparison information.
The ABC network sitcom Home Improvement first aired on September 17 1991 and ran for eight seasons through May 1999. During only its second season the show was renewed for three additional seasons an unusual decision in the television industry. Based on the stand-up comedy routine of its star Tim Allen (born Timothy Allen Dick in 1953) Home Improvement initially reflected Allens love of power tools cars and Sears department stores as well as mirroring his own family situation. Allen portrayed Tim Taylor the host of cable TVs “Tool Time.” His wife Jill was portrayed by Patricia Richardson. More than just comedy though Home Improvement epitomized the concerns of the largest generation in history the baby boomers.The Taylors were a representation of the average American family of the 1990s and their struggles although treated with light-hearted humor reflected the struggles of the shows demographic. In the main three fundamental concerns of the boomer generation were examined on a weekly basis–relationships family and the search for spirituality.

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For as little as $100, anyone can buy your cell phone records online. Law enforcement authorities said various illegal methods are used to collect the information. The methods include “pretexting,” where someone calls a wireless carrier and pretends to be a customer, hacking into an online account or even bribing cellular employees to get access to records. It isnt a new practice, but it is an alarming one. Authorities say online data brokers have been selling Canadian and U.S. phone records for at least three years and havent been hiding the fact. Privacy groups estimate there are more than 40 websites like Locatecell, most of which are based in the United States.

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Our panel of industry experts covered the gamut of topics in our seventh annual legal roundtable. As the economy dips, firms are adjusting to meet the needs of industry, while also focusing on ways to better serve the large corporate client. The panel also discussed recruiting and mentoring trends for young associates, supporting the states startup businesses and the changing role of technology in the legal field.

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Nowhere perhaps do the health and beauty offerings of drug chains converge more than in the skin care category. Its the perfect category for a drug store, one chain drug category manager says of skin care. The products are good for our customers in terms of protecting their skin from damage -even from cancer–and vital to their looks. A skin care product is a health product and a beauty product at the same time. Its our stock in trade. It is no wonder that leading drug chains have made skin care a major area of focus. At Rite Aid Corp. chairman, president and chief executive officer Mary Sammons noted in June that a new marketing program on summer skin care had already been implemented in the retailers just acquired Brooks Eckerd Pharmacy stores. CVS/Caremark Corp. and Walgreen Co. for their part have made a point of highlighting their proprietary skin care lines. At CVS an antiaging line, Skin Effects by Dr. Jeffrey Dover, is among the chains exclusive brands that have 60 points of margin and that are driving the business, president and CEO Tom Ryan said earlier this year. The products are only available at CVS, he stressed.
Forty-two percent of all respondents agreed that supermarkets “need less health and beauty and more unique groceries.” (25% agreed strongly.)
The health and beauty market encompasses a wide variety of sectors and for the purposes of this research incorporates haircare, oral care, shaving products, deodorants and body sprays, and personal washing items. The categories, together, are worth more than 2.2bn [pounds sterling] annually. The second largest category was deodorants and body sprays, and once again they all performed well with deodorants and male body sprays rising 8% each, while female body sprays rose 3%. The best performer was Lynx male body spray worth 50m [pounds sterling] and rising 11%. To put this figure into perspective, the second player in this sector was Addiction at 3m [pounds sterling]. Sure Body Responsive was the leading deodorant brand at 47m [pounds sterling], up 30%. Right Guard followed at 29m [pounds sterling]. Female body sprays were led by impulse at 23m [pounds sterling], and up 10% this year.

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Most folklorists would appreciate the basic premise of Michael Symons book-cooking is an artistic, social, and intellectual skill that has been overlooked and undervalued, both by scholars and by the world at large. Symons argues that contemporary western society tends to regard cooking and the wide range of activities connected to it as insignificant, trivial, and simply a means to an end that is bodily pleasure rather than spiritual edification, and therefore, unworthy of intellectual scrutiny. Similarly, individuals who cook are rarely accorded respect for the skills required to master their duties or for their role in society. This book is meant to remedy the situation by offering an apologetics for cooks and cooking. In the process, Symons attempts a theory of the world according to cooks. It is a colorful and intriguing theory, and, using Australia as his primary example, he regales the reader with anecdotes, quotations, and examples from literary, popular media, ethnographic, and historical sources. The book offers a selected compendium of famous thinkers on food and cooking. In that, it is very useful, and it is fascinating to read quotes and paraphrases from throughout history and across cultures on the subject of cooking. As would be expected with a work of this magnitude, however, it has a number of problems, namely, interpretations of theory and data, use of sources, and organization. To my mind, Symons discussions of theories relevant to cooking tend to be superficial. He gives rather summary dismissals of major thinkers, rarely placing them in cultural context or giving complete analyses of their theories. Plato, Barthes, Marx, Geertz, Douglas, Levi-Strauss, Bourdieu and others are all evaluated in reference to their appreciation of cooking, which is probably as good a criterion as any, but his readings of these theorists are too biased against them to be accurate or useful. It is also unclear whether these writers are being used as data, as proof of the validity of Symons arguments, or as interpretive frameworks. To his credit, he clearly and honestly states his own opinions. After discussing Mary Douglass structuralist approach to the grammar of a meal, he states: ” [T] his kind of pattern is certainly intriguing, but fails to speak to me as the deep-seated cultural logic that is claimed” (103). His assessment of Lévi-Strauss is more positive: “[He] puts familiar ideas into fancy language, but at least he takes cooking seriously” (105).
Spend your vacation in the kitchen? Destination cooking schools make it fun Run for 21 years by Mary Risley, Tante Maries is one of the Wests growing number of destination cooking schools–academies where you can hone your culinary skills in stimulating surroundings. These schools cluster in desirable vacation spots, from San Francisco to Santa Fe. They have hands-on classes for the novice, expert, and intermediate cook (like me), with course lengths ranging from a single day to an entire week. Some schools even branch out to conduct culinary tours of their regions. All of them offer a chance to gain practical cooking expertise and send you home with a batch of recipes and newly honed skills to apply in your own kitchen.
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GROWTH IN SPORTS PROGRAMMING CONTINUES IN MOST SERVICE SETTINGS, BUT ONE OF THE MOST PROLIFIC GROWTH AREAS IS FOUND AMONG THE NATIONS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Growth in sports programming continues in most service settings, but one of the most prolific growth areas is found among the nations colleges and universities. This area is growing because of the age range of the population it serves, the ability to provide adequate on-site facilities for comprehensive programming in a variety of sports activities, and the opportunity to conduct programs for different levels of ability and interest. Recreation on college campuses, referred to as recreational sport, traces its roots to the early twentieth century. As schools began to develop athletic departments in the late 1800s and early 1900s, administrators realized that although a significant population was served by the athletic program, there were many students who could not, would not, or simply did not participate in intercollegiate athletics. Thus, there was a need for sport participation among the masses. Colleges and universities were frontrunners in the development of sporting pursuits in America (Snyder Spreitzer, 1978; Dulles, 1965), and it is generally recognized that recreational sport was born in 1904 at Cornell University.
The surveys were completed by more than 85 parents of children with disabilities (ages six through 18), in 20 states, who take part in sports or recreation. The author of the survey and manager of Gillettes rehabilitation services, Judy Miller, comments, We encourage our patient to get involved in recreational activities. Sports are not for everyone, but it can be a great way for many kids with disabilities to stay physically healthy and to feel good about themselves. We believe the survey results will help us do a better job of getting our patients involved in recreation if they want to.More than half of the parents who answered the survey said physical fitness was one of the most important benefits of sports participation for their child. Self-esteem and building friendships ranked close behind. Nancy Harder of Cambridge, Minnesota, says the overall benefits for her two sons have been tremendous. Being involved in wheelchair racing has kept the boys healthy and has helped them to be more self-sufficient. Both boys were born with spina bifida. Ben, now 17, took part in his first road race at the age of four, using a hand-peddled bicycle. Later, he switched to a standard wheelchair, until the people in his home town raised money to buy Ben a specialized racing chair. Today, he competes in road races and track meets on the national and international levels. His 13-year-old brother, Nick, is also busy developing his own racing talents.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–July 30, 1996– Wajax Limited today announced it had acquired 100 percent of the shares of Generatrice Drummond (Drummond Generators) the distributor of the Kohler electrical generator product-line in Quebec.Generatrice Drummond, based in Drummondville, Quebec, will be integrated with Wajaxs Detroit Diesel-Allison Canada East (DD-ACE) subsidiary, which was acquired by Wajax in 1995.With this acquisition, and the recently announced acquisitions of RCL Industrial and Marten Fluid Power, Wajax is continuing its focus to grow and enhance its diesel engines and industrial components core businesses, as well as its traditional core business engaged in the distribution and after-sales support of mobile equipment.
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A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 7099 P 242 — Gregory V. Brasher and Kimberly J. Brasher to Sunbelt National Mortgage, $868,000, L15-16 B1 Augusta Farms Addn; 3700 E. Red Deer Crossing, Edmond OK 73034. B 7099 P 199 — Robert Lee Rainey and Caridad Vidaillet Rainey to Mortgage Exchange Corp. of Edmond, $600,000, L7 Saratoga Farms Addn; 1653 Saratoga Way, Edmond OK 73003. B 7099 P 287 — The Mennonite Brethren Church of Edmond to Mennonite Brethren Foundation, $150,000, S2 SE4 SE4 SE4 Sec 7 T13N R2W IM. B 7098 P 1928 — Dallas T.A. Hilliard and Vivian J. 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B 7099 P 215 — Jennifer Eileen Lindsey and Brian Lindsey to National Bank of Commerce, $67,350, L19 B2 Walnut Creek Estates Addn; 7300 Walnut Creek Drive, Oklahoma City OK 73142. B 7099 P 330 — Brenda K. Morgan to Seacoast Equities, Inc., $65,752, L7 B3 Lakeside Estates Addn; 10815 Sunset Boulevard, Oklahoma City OK 73120. B 7098 P 1698 — Robert G. Ludwig and Linda P. Ludwig to Harry Mortgage Co., $58,700, L30 B7 Hilldale Third Addn; 4201 N.W. 11th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73107. B 7098 P 1829 — Dan G. Burdette to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $57,855, L6 B2 Northwood VI Addn; 2604 Northwood Lane, Oklahoma City OK 73013. B 7098 P 1967 — Metro-Tech Electrical Contractors, Inc. to American Bank Trust, $56,257, NW4 Sec 15 T11N R4W IM; 3344 South Ann Arbor Avenue, Oklahoma City OK. B 7099 P 207 — Carol L. Gardner to Will Rogers Bank, $55,419, pt E2 SE4 Sec 24 T11N R1E IM; Rt 2 Box 67, Newalla OK 74857. B 7099 P 227 — Shawn M. Wright and Amy D. Wright to Bank of Oklahoma N.A., $50,493, L12 B10 Leonhardts Oak Ridge Addn; 3225 Chetwood Drive, Del City OK 73115. B 7098 P 1949 — Antonio Perez-Quiles and Lastenia G. Perez to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $50,000, L9 B6 Olde Towne Addn; 1646 Ember Lane, Midwest City OK 73130. B 7099 P 334 — Carolyn A. Jackson to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $41,000, Unit C-2 Brookhaven West Condos; 9524 Westgate Road C-2, Oklahoma City OK 73132. B 7099 P 259 — Ruth Carey McLean to Hallmark Government Mortgage, Inc., $35,000, L7 B1 Twin Oaks 1st Addn; 1201 NW 185th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73003. B 7099 P 221 — Timothy M. Hoffman and Jana K. Hoffman to NationsBanc Mortgage Corp., $34,476, L4 B12 Andys Subdiv; 6606 N.W. 29th Terrace, Bethany OK 73008. B 7098 P 1710 — Donald G. Montgomery and Ethel B. Montgomery to Centex Home Equity Corp, $33,150, L1 B6 Replat of B5-7 Cinderella Estates Addn; 4700 Cinderella, Oklahoma City OK 73129. B 7098 P 1753 — Larry D. Tempson and Jeannie L. Tempson to Equicredit Corp, $32,250, L40 B4 Cloverleaf Manor No. 2 Sec 1; 6408 Johni Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73149. B 7098 P 1940 — Coydell Cole to TMS Mortgage, Inc., $32,000, L7 B9 Willow Bend Sec 2 Addn; 2117 Ray Ave, Oklahoma City OK 73121. B 7098 P 1689 — Gregory D. English and Ellery D. English Sr. to Local Federal Bank, $27,454, L25-26 B27 Altavue Addn; 1437 NW 95th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73114. B 7099 P 350 — Doris McGranahan and Mitchell L. McGranahan to Homecomings Financial Netwrok, Inc, $26,900, L41=42 B6 Central Park Addn; 615 N.W. 34th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73118. B 7099 P 239 — Billie Earlene McElroy to American Bank Trust, $25,000, L6 B4 Elwood Heights Addn. B 7099 P 240 — Glen G. Clayton Jr. and Machell R. Clayton to American Bank Trust, $25,000, L1-2 B6 Amended Plat of Johnsons Subdiv of B2,3 pt B6 Howes Capital. B 7099 P 341 — Doris G. McGranahan and Mitchell L. McGranahan to Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., $24,500, L21-22 B70 Putnam Heights Second Addn; 2113 NW 37th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73112. B 7098 P 1718 — Sheri Lynn Williams (refiled) to Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., $22,300, L13 B6 Chisholm Trail Sec I Addn; 11504 Stagecoach Trail, Edmond OK 73114. B 7099 P 249 — Joseph A. Foust and Karen G. Foust to The First National Bank of Bethany, $20,304, L34 B29 Replat of Atkinson Heights Addn; 208 E. Ercoupe Dr., Midwest City OK 73110. B 7098 P 1683 — Lola Mae McEwen and Robert McEwen to WEOKIE Credit Union, $20,000, L13 B3 Meridian Meadows First Addn; 4304 NW 56 Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73112. B 7098 P 1772 — Tod E. Kessler and Christy M. Kessler to Seacoast Equities Inc., $18,900, L39 B4 Whispering Creek III Addn; 1612 Stepping Stone Trail, Edmond OK 73013. B 7099 P 295 — Richard John Blea and Dianna Jean Blea to McGuire Mortgage Co., $17,900, L21 B38 Rambling Acres Sec 4; 9101 Cindy Road, Oklahoma City OK 73132. B 7098 P 1729 — William R. Martin and Michelle A. Martin to Northwest Bank, $17,401, L22 B2 Sec 1 Galaxie Developments Four Seasons Addn. B 7099 P 299 — Patricia Y. Barker and Steven R. Barker to First National Bank of Midwest City, $17,276, L4 B12 Rhapsody Heights Addn Sec 2; 9413 Harmony, Midwest City OK 73130. B 7098 P 1922 — Linda Michele Cole to Hallmark Government Mortgage, Inc., $15,000, L3 B2 Westridge Addn; 4017 Westridge Street, Oklahoma City OK 73122. B 7099 P 308 — Nguyens Properties Inc to Kruger Investment Co., $14,000, L23-24 B13 Sadlers Industrial Heights Addn. B 7099 P 291 — Danet Joyce Trivette and Johnnie Lee Trivette to Pentagon Federal Credit Union, $12,000, L14 B3 Lake Park Second Addn; 8205 NW 31st Street, Bethany OK 73008. B 7098 P 1725 — D. Scott Myers and Brenda L. Myers to Stillwater National Bank and Trust Co., $11,500, L36 B3 Easgle Crest Addn. B 7098 P 1727 — Larry R. Anderson and Margaret J. Anderson to Northwest Bank, $10,278, L3 Hefner Hills II Addn. B 7098 P 1769 — Donald E. 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A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 7664 P 1455 — Peter J. Strauss to American Capital Mortgage Co Inc, $54,959, L6 B1 Southern Hills Addn, Edm; 216 SE 29th Street, Edmond OK 73013.
A list of mortgages filed with the Oklahoma County Clerks office is published daily in The Journal Record. Information listed for each mortgage includes book and page numbers, names of the mortgagor and mortgagee, mortgage loan amount, property description, and (when available) the propertys street address. Listings of mortgagor and mortgagee do not necessarily include all those party to the transaction. B 6886 P 1557 — Francis Investments to Quail Creek Bank, $400,000, L13-21 B1 Wilshire Boulevard Industrial Addn, OKC, etc.

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Some legal advice on aspects of the Internet. David Lewis (1) E-payment and e-money trends are you protected? The full potential of the Internet will only be realised when electronic payment systems are more secure. Currently the Internet lacks a fast, easy and secure way to let consumers buy and sell electronically, and theres no electronic money system on the market that is legal tender.
Scott Lauck and Nina Samuel have joined Wilson Associates PLLC as attorneys. Skipper Ray has been promoted to supervising attorney in the eviction department for the firm. Causley Edwards was recognized by the Center for Arkansas Legal Services for exemplary volunteerism. Edwards is an associate with the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock.
They argue that, if marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and other drugs were legalized, several positive things would probably occur: (1) drug prices would fall; (2) users would obtain their drugs at low, government-regulated prices, and they would no longer be forced to resort to crime in order to support their habits, (3) levels of drug-related crime, and particularly violent crime, would significantly decline, resulting in less crowded courts, jails, and prisons (this would allow law-enforcement personnel to focus their energies on the “real criminals” in society); and the drug production, distribution, and sale would no longer be controlled by organized crime, and thus such criminal syndicates as the Colombian cocaine “cartels,” the Jamaican “posses,” and the various “mafias” around the country and the world would be decapitalized, and the violence associated with drug distribution rivalries would be eliminated. By contrast, the anti-legalization camp argues that violent crime would not necessarily decline in a legalized drug market. In fact, there are three reasons why it might actually increase. First, removing the criminal sanctions against the possession and distribution of illegal drugs would make them more available and attractive and, hence, would create large numbers of new users. Second, an increase in use would lead to a greater number of dysfunctional addicts who could not support themselves, their habits, or their lifestyles through legitimate means. Hence crime would be their only alternative. Third, more users would mean more of the violence associated with the ingestion of drugs. These divergent points of view tend to persist because the relationships between drugs and crime are quite complex and because the possible outcomes of a legalized drug market are based primarily on speculation. However, it is possible, from a careful review of the existing empirical literature on drugs and violence, to make some educated inferences.

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For women only Women can learn about heart disease, menopause, infertility and other health issues at a Womens Health Fair, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Chapel Hills Mall. Sponsored by Memorial Hospital, the health fair will include $5 bone-density screenings for osteoporosis for the first 400 women. Women also may talk to a nurse about breast self-exams.
Get a shot in the arm If you cant remember the last time you got a tetanus shot, you might want to celebrate next weeks National Public Health Week with a visit to the El Paso County Department of Health and Environment, 301 S. Union Blvd. The department is offering free tetanus shots to adults next week, April 3-7. A tetanus booster is recommended every five to 10 years for adults.
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The alliance with Ace will help it supply its stores with more products, say Sodimac officials. Terms were not disclosed. An Ace company official says the deal will allow Sodimac to compete with The Home Depot.
MORE homes are set for a facelift as part of regeneration plans. Gateshead Council has submitted an application for planning permission to carry out major works to homes in Watt Street, Telford Street, Hedley Street, Stephenson Street, Saltwell Road and Whitehall Road, in Bensham. Coun David Napier, right, cabinet spokesman for housing, says: This is a huge programme which will benefit thousands of local residents.
The ABC network sitcom Home Improvement first aired on September 17 1991 and ran for eight seasons through May 1999. During only its second season the show was renewed for three additional seasons an unusual decision in the television industry. Based on the stand-up comedy routine of its star Tim Allen (born Timothy Allen Dick in 1953) Home Improvement initially reflected Allens love of power tools cars and Sears department stores as well as mirroring his own family situation. Allen portrayed Tim Taylor the host of cable TVs “Tool Time.” His wife Jill was portrayed by Patricia Richardson. More than just comedy though Home Improvement epitomized the concerns of the largest generation in history the baby boomers.The Taylors were a representation of the average American family of the 1990s and their struggles although treated with light-hearted humor reflected the struggles of the shows demographic. In the main three fundamental concerns of the boomer generation were examined on a weekly basis–relationships family and the search for spirituality.

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Despite an industry upheaval and two gravely ill sons, this health-care entrepreneur discovered the prescription for perseverance. Sadly, looming business woes were the least of the Langdons worries that year. In the summer of 1996, at age three, their son Spencer–twin brother of Tyler–was diagnosed with leukemia, warranting three years of chemotherapy and approximately $1,000 worth of medication each month. Faced with circumstances that would obliterate the future goals of most, the Langdons didnt fold, but instead expanded ATPs services to override the Medicare massacre. Making ATP a onestop shop by adding outpatient rehab to its services was the ultimate goal, but first the Langdons had to move the company out of their Carrboro, North Carolina, home (situated in a bedroom, no less) and into a Hillsborough, North Carolina, office complex. To Ted, outpatient was ATPs salvation. I really started seeing the effects [of the Balanced Budget Act] in 1997, says Ted, 33. Medicare-based agencies were laying off staff, and the first people to go were with contract companies. If they didnt go Out of business or merge with other corporations, agencies drastically reduced their pay rates to contract companies, lowering the therapists wages. Some just didnt pay at all–like House Calls, a statewide home-health agency in North Carolina whose owner was nabbed for allegedly double-billing his way to Medicare/Medicaid fraud in 1997. I tried everything I could to retrieve [the $14,000 House Calls owed], but they were sued by everyone, says Ted. They had everything frozen, and I wa s so far down on the lawsuit list that, basically, I never got paid.
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It is difficult to write objectively and dispassionately of something about which one feels strongly, for or against. Tell me a mans a foxhunter and I loves him at once said Mr Jorrocks. Today he is more likely to be an object of censure, Mr Jorrocks too. The future of hunting hangs in the balance, a prospect unthinkable to Will Ogilvie who wrote in the twenties:

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Jewels MillineryOwner: Jewel Gayner Address: 715 Main St., North Little Rock, 374-5226 Start-up date: May Jewel Gayner designed and made hats for years before deciding to open her own shop in North Little Rock. Although she sells hats and accessories she did not design, many of her creations are for sale.
While waiting for his federal criminal trial to begin is September, Little Rock tax attorney Barry Jewell is trying to collect some old debts. But it hasnt been easy. The Jewell Law Firm recently sued Chad Dean Powers and Arkansas Power Steering Hydraulics Inc. of Little Rock in an attempt to collect $1,750 for work that Jewell did. That didnt sit well with Powers or Arkansas Power.

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Robotic equipment has followed the same path as many other technological innovations: It has become more versatile and less expensive, which is causing it to be used in more situations than ever before. Much of the improvements in robotics center on the vision systems that guide the robots movements. These vision systems, and the software behind them, allow robots to distinguish pack styles and handle product carefully–all at higher rates of speed. As vision systems become more capable of distinguishing color, shape, dimensions and other parameters, they are capable of implementing sophisticated sorting strategies. Processing in general is becoming distributed and decentralized, and robotics are no exception. Instead of a centralized cell controller, many systems now are using processors embedded inside robots. This provides both flexibility and scalability, enabling the end user to buy just enough functionality to meet the applications requirements.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Smurfit-Stone Container Corporations Automated Packaging Systems Group will unveil three new machines from its Meta(R) packaging equipment line this week at Pack Expo International at Chicagos McCormick Place. The Meta(R)-8 case and equipment line builds on the full-line integration capabilities of Smurfit-Stones Automated Packaging Systems, and represents a significant new phase in Smurfit-Stones package design and manufacturing technology. The unique eight-sided case provides compression strength 18 percent greater than a regular slotted container (RSC) using 6 percent less fiber as tested, or can maintain existing compression strength while using 17 percent less fiber. Benefits to customers include reduced costs and help in meeting sustainability goals.
Business Editors WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 8, 2003 Total consideration for the sale was U.S. $41.2 million (subject to post-closing adjustments), comprised of U.S. $30 million cash, a short-term promissory note and a six-year, 6% note convertible into 598,802 shares of Polyair stock at a price per share of U.S. $8.35. Net cash proceeds of approximately $20 million, after transaction costs and payment of retained liabilities, will be used to reduce USIs corporate debt.

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Seller of historic presidential chairs is ready to seat either Obama or McCain History Company offers the Oval Office chair designed and crafted by the Gunlocke Company of Wayland, NY, for John F. Kennedy. Although Gunlocke chairs have been favored by nine Presidents, the stylish executive chair, featuring an orthopedic-firm support structure with a pillow roll-top, is arguably the most famous piece of furniture in White House history. Price: $2,995. Other chairs include the ergonomic model used by Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter, produced by the Trinity Furniture Company in Trinity, NC ($1,950) and the executive swivel model used by Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, produced by the Kittinger Furniture Company in Buffalo, NY ($5,995).
Taskworkers, such as telemarketing representatives, who regularly use computers risk developing repetitive motion injuries (RMIs) as a result of repetitious, often forced movements typically involving the wrist or elbow. Similarly, old-fashioned back strain continues to take its toll on office and factory workers — the “captive consumers” in our society. In fact, back-related injury is a leading cause of lost work time in the U.S. It is estimated that more than eight million new cases of work-related back injuries are reported by employees each year, accounting for 70 percent of all workers compensation claims.Legislation citing acceptable standards for the workplace has been enacted, and will continue to be passed at all levels of government to ensure that the human factors of doing business are not overlooked. The intent of these laws is to provide safe, ergonomically designed office environments that benefit both employees and employers. The city of San Francisco led the way by enacting an ordinance that governed the human factors associated with using visual display terminals (VDTs). This comprehensive legislation covered everything from the VDT itself to; and including, seating, worksurfaces, lighting and noise abatement; Although a Superior Court of California later overturned the ordinance, legislative bickering at all levels of government continues, and the U.S. Labor Departments Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is presently considering various proposals.So, how can an ergonomically designed chair help prevent potential workrelated injuries and productivity loss? First, lets take a look at the physical factors that impact worker fatigue.
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Some compare todays coastal housing market, where prices increased the most, to the investment craze that led to the technology stock crash a few years ago. Home prices in some regions have more than doubled in the past five years, leading to concerns that the speculative bubble might burst. There have also been record levels of conversion of apartments into condominiums in many areas of the country as demand for homeownership has also led to increased demand for condominiums. Investors can earn a greater profit by selling apartments as condos rather than renting apartments. In markets like Miami, where the condo market has been particularly hot, some units have even changed hands the same day as speculators have been buying many of the condos. The bad news for homeowners in Indiana is that they have not seen their home values rise like many other areas of the country. The Indianapolis areas home prices grew at nearly the slowest pace of the top fifty markets, or 19 percent during the past five years. Homeowners in the Boston and San Diego areas saw their homes appreciate more than 75 percent during the same period. The good news is what has not gone up will probably not go down. That is, home prices in Indiana are not likely to fall with a possible drop in prices in those areas of the country that may be experiencing a bubble. So there is less risk associated with purchasing a home in Indiana compared to many other areas of the country. This also makes homes in Indiana relatively affordable compared to many other areas.
Affordable housing. Low cost of living. High quality of life. The combination of these three things sets the Fort Wayne housing market apart. Add a wide variety of options into the equation and you have a truly good value for your housing dollars. A recent home price analysis by the National Association of REALTORS(R) revealed that the Fort Wayne housing market is in excellent shape, with a potential for significant housing equity gains, a very favorable home price-to-income ratio and an even better mortgage servicing cost-to-income ratio. The same report shows that the region added an estimated 15,000 new housing units in the past five years, approximately 12,000 of which were single-family dwellings. New developments continue to pop up in suburban areas surrounding the city. Conveniently located medical facilities, schools, libraries, parks, retail stores and restaurants add to the sense of community.
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The more which emerges about those who were running Farepak, the angrier you feel at the way their customers were treated. But today, some of the North Easts companies can take a bow after providing significant help to the hamper firms victims. Through their efforts the Chronicle will be able to distribute more than pounds 15,000 to local victims. While this will never replace everything which was lost, there is no doubt it will bring some cheer.
While the first early Jersey new potatoes grown under glass and polythene are already being lifted, the bulk of crop planting has been hampered by the weather according to Tim Ward, sales director of the Jersey Produce Marketing Organisation which will represent some 60% of exports this season. However we may have slightly lighter sendings because the amount of seed planted and the number of growers has fallen.

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Take the broad bean. Once it was thought entirely unremarkable to produce broad beans. Most people didnt really like them, but that was because most people left on the bitter outer skin. Carefully and laboriously peeled, broad beans are really delicious and can be cooked in all kinds of ways. The only social problem with the broad bean, in those innocent days, was that the obvious effort which went into preparing it could be felt by the guest to be somewhat oppressive - a combination of showing off and bullying. Fortunately, though, most guests are more interested in themselves than in the labours of the cook, and so most people didnt mind. Then, suddenly, the broad bean became fashionable. Sadly, I had to abandon it and wait until the fashion passed, as indeed it did. But now, to my horror, I find it is in fashion once again. At least I assume it is, because we were recently given delicious broad beans on toast as a first course in the house of the most achingly fashionable couple I know. This time Im not going to give in; however chic it may be, Im going to carry on cooking broad beans, especially at this time of year. To me they mean early summer, just as much as Jersey potatoes and mint. They are not only delicious, with their bitter, subtle taste; they also look beautiful in their satisfactory roundness faintly reminiscent, I used to think as a schoolgirl, of the curving buttocks of the naked Greek athletes portrayed in my classical history textbooks. The intense green is beautiful too, especially if, like me, you use frozen beans. It cannot be denied that peeling broad beans, though easy, is very time-consuming. The busy cook cannot possibly do it. There are some Middle Eastern food shops or supermarkets which sell broad beans ready peeled and frozen. Otherwise it is a question of delegation. Children can be very useful: their small, clever fingers are ideally suited to the work. Unfortunately, though, children are a terrible health hazard in the kitchen. They have no interest in even the most elementary hygiene and one has no idea where those clever fingers have been; I always reject any offering of food cooked by children and handled by filthy childish hands. Still, under close supervision - children prone to worms should be avoided older children can be very useful. They should spread the frozen beans on a large flat tray to thaw, before starting.
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Taxation of Personal Injury Awards Recent legislation, as part of the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1989, may have settled some of the other areas of disagreement. The legislation provides that the exclusion for personal injury awards does not apply to any punitive damages in connection with a case not involving physical injury or physical sickness.(1) Thus, it would appear that all damages, both compensatory and punitive received for physical injuries will be excluded from gross income. Only compensatory damages received for non-physical injuries will be excludable from gross income. Punitive damages received for non-physical injuries will be taxable. The new provision is effective for amounts received after July 10, 1989, in tax years ending after that date, unless a binding agreement, decree or award is in effect before then. Despite the clarifying legislation, areas for disagreement between taxpayers and the IRS still exist regarding the nature of non-physical injury awards involving libel or defamation of character. Lets examine the statutory provisions, administrative pronouncements and judicial interpretations affecting the taxation of awards for libel or defamation of character.
Personal Injuries follows The Laws of Our Fathers, which Turow completed in 1996. His latest novel is set in the fictional Kindle County, which has much of the atmosphere and many attributes of Chicago, the city in which Turow and his wife practice law. The IRS has located a bank account into which large amounts of money have been deposited by those associated with a small law firm. The account appears to be a device to hide income, and the IRS immediately puts the pressure on Robbie Feaver, one of the two partners in the firm. The real problem for Feaver began when the IRS agents opened his front door to let in U.S. Attorney Stan Sennett, who had an entirely different goal than tax recovery on his mind. That is when George Mason got involved. Mason was an attorney who had an office in the same building where Feavers firm had its offices. Mason becomes the voice of the novel as Feavers attorney for the defense of the tax fraud charges. The story is told largely from his point of view as he attempts to help Feaver through what becomes a complicated hodgepodge of personal relationships, schemes, double-dealing, subterfuge and, ultimately, death. It seems the U.S. Attorney is interested in leveraging the potential tax charges against Feaver to force Feavers cooperation in a sting operation. The target of the sting is Feavers law partners uncle, the chief judge of the local court. U.S. Attorney Sennett believes there is widespread corruption in the courts. Feaver confirms that he has been involved in a system by which he can influence the outcome of cases favorably. The system involves giving money to various people who work for different judges, and the belief is that some of the money in each case makes its way to the chief judge.

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Building on the premise that empowerment of others is a viable expectation for effective administrators, Thomas Harvey of the University of LaVerne and Bonita Drolet of the Placentia Yorba Linda, Calif., Unified School District have written a book on implementation strategies in this critical area. Building Teams, Building People focuses on the concept that true success in any venture, particularly education, is measured in terms of effectively uniting groups of empowered people in a common purpose. The book is readable, crisply written, and well documented. It provides tables, charts, and usable instruments with prescriptions for the team-building process. The authors often reference personal experiences in their roles as organizational leaders.
Team building is popular with most companies management and has been so for the past few years, as evidenced Dilbert. Its not actually easy to build a team using team-building activities. Cynicism aside, it does happen like that sometimes, and anyone whos been part of it knows it can be wonderful. The trouble is, you simply cant summons up a successful project. Management, consultants, and trainers think you can generate strong team feelings with a simulated project or a social event. Its worth a try, but far from easy to come up with a team-building event that doesnt cause more trouble than it solves. For example, picture Dilbert, Tina, Alice, and the gang accidentally feeding a teammate to a bear.
From its opening question, Is this a team or a work group? to its diagnosing of process issues, Teams: Essentials of Team Building gives users plenty to think about as they tackle difficult issues. The program is divided into three segments: teambuilding, managing the process, and an exercise. The first segment introduces the pyramid of goals, roles, processes, and relationships. After reviewing key advantages and disadvantages, the program examines how to know whether to build a team. A memory game that matches audio clips to stages of development tests your knowledge. The second segment covers managing the teambuilding process: understanding change, recognizing and modifying ineffective behaviors, and selecting members. The program describes the process adequately, but its producers miss an opportunity to create more substantive start-up activities.

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Health is a measure of quality of life that is difficult to define and measure. In the 1940s, the World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. At the first International Conference on Health Promotion in Ottawa, Canada (1986), the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion built on the WHOs concept and further defined health as a resource for everyday life. a positive concept emphasizing social and personal resources, as well as physical capabilities. Good health enables one to function independently within a changing environment.
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“There are [more than] 30 million Americans who have no health insurance and another 20 million who have inadequate health insurance,” says Rep. Louis Stokes (D0Ohio), chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Health Brain Trust. “It is mandatory that we begin to try and give Americans–particularly minorities–adequate health care as a right.” The Bush plan would give people not covered by Medicaid tax credits, and families making less than $80,000 a year tax deductions to pay for medical costs. He would also pass laws to ensure that even chronically ill patients could receive health insurance. The plan has received a cool reception on Capitol Hill, and alternate proposals, including a full-scale, government-paid national health insurance plan, are under development. But what does America really want for its health care system? The views are many.
Editors note: This article is adapted from Menke and Bobbins Integrative Chiropractic, scheduled for release in 2007 by Elsevier Health Sciences. “The medicalization of early diagnosis not only hampers and discourages preventative health care, but it also trains the patient-to-be to function in the meantime as an acolyte to his doctor. He learns to depend on the physician in sickness and in health. He turns into a lifelong patient.” “Medicalizing” is forcing conditions into familiar diagnostic categories for medical management.1 Every complaint has an antidote, whether it needs one or not. ; Treating natural consequences of living as diseases that must be vanquished, leads to too much treatment and too much dependence on the authoritative “professional.” We tend to grant most, if not all of our decision-making authority to an expert in highly complex technologies. In the case of medicine, this often complicates the commonplace condition and prolongs selflimiting ones. Today, diseases and drugs are way oversold.

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State law personal injury claim by airline passenger is not preempted by federal statutes. Skidmore v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., - F. Supp. 2d _, No. CivA.399CV2958G, 2000 WL 1844675 (N.D. Tex. Dec. 15,2000). A U.S. district court held that federal aviation statutes do not preempt state common law in a case involving an airline passenger injured by a trash cart during a flight. The district court noted the existence of a circuit split with respect to whether federal law preempts this type of common law negligence claim. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has held that the Federal Aviation Act (FAA), 49 U.S.C. 40101 et seq., and the federal regulations promulgated under it supersede state law concerning the standard of care for personal injury claims such as the one offered here. The Fifth Circuit, however, has held that the FAA, as amended by the Airline Deregulation Act, 49 U.S.C. 1301 et seq., preempts state regulation of airline “services” but not aircraft “operation.” Because the trash collection cart that allegedly injured plaintiff is a device available aboard the plane to support the general purpose of navigation, this case falls squarely within the “operation” exception to federal preemption, the court said. The court also held that the state law standard of care should be applied here, given the long-settled principle that state law applies in diversity cases and defendants failure to supply any precedent from Texas or the Fifth Circuit that would indicate why that principle should not apply in this case.
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No Fences Land Company, Inc., Participating with Cabelas Trophy Properties, Specializes in Recreational Properties for the Devoted Outdoorsman Mr. Pettigrew has spent his life hunting, fishing, and enjoying all the outdoors has to offer. He also has an extensive background in real estate and land development. When he heard Cabelas, The Worlds Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing, and outdoor gear, had a division of their organization dedicated to farm and ranch real estate, he knew he had found his dream career. With No Fences, he is not only able to continue the outdoor life that he loves, but he can now share that love and enthusiasm with others who are looking for recreational properties. And to top it off, he has the strong Cabelas Trophy Properties brand behind him. I am so excited about the opportunity of helping people fulfill their dream of the perfect recreational get-away property. I cant imagine a more fulfilling career for me, said Mr. Pettigrew.
Access to private land for hunting is becoming more limited, helping to explain recent declines in hunting participation rates, as measured by the U.S. Department of the Interiors Fish and Wildlife Service. Encouraging more landowners to offer fee hunting can offset this trend, providing enhanced opportunities to hunters while augmenting landowners income. But could fee hunting also benefit game and nongame species by encouraging landowners to make improvements in wildlife habitat? To explore this issue, ERS recently examined the implica- tions of expanded fee hunting on land enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The CRP retires environ- mentally sensitive cropland from production and pays the owners to plant conservation cover. The ERS study considers a nationwide program similar to existing State programs (such as those in Kansas and South Dakota) that encourage landowners to grant hunters access to their land. The impacts of such a program were simulated using the CRP “Likely To Bid” Model, which ERS developed jointly with USDAs Farm Service Agency. When combined with an estimate of the demand for wildlife-based recreation within each county, the model predicts changes in the type and geographic distribution of land enrolled in the CRP as landowners take fee hunting opportunities into account.
Clock is running — Legislators convened Wednesday for the 31st day of their session, out of 90 allotted by the state constitution. Property taxes — The House Taxation Committee heard testimony on two proposals designed to limit the annual increases in property taxes. Park fees — The House agreed to charge the elderly and disabled to enter state parks but dumped the idea of charging them for hunting and fishing licenses.

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The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2002;187(3), Part 2, focuses on how and why womens health and gender-based competencies should be woven into the fabric of undergraduate medical education. It discusses appropriate components of the health and medical curriculum, and combining health care competencies with educational objectives and models for teaching reproductive health.
Developing a “Culture of Safety” A year ago we wrote about the complex process involved in identifying, categorizing, and assessing medical error in health care in the United States (”Assessing Medical Error in Health Care,” Health Progress, November– December 2001, pp. 14-17). That article discussed the 1999 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on medical error, “To Err Is Human,” and the erosion of public trust in U.S. health care.

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