Strength

21-11-2011

Tagged Under : Strength

When I think of strength I dont necessarily think of the ability to resist which, by definition, is a part of strength rather, I think of the ability to continually move forward. Resisting is standing still. Its admirable to remain while others fall behind or quit, but the truly strong not only remain, they fight. They push forward.

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Franken Takes Hard Look At Health Data Thefts

12-11-2011

Tagged Under : Data Thefts, Health Data, Health Data Thefts, Thefts

Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., said Wednesday that a lot of needed protections “have yet to be implemented.”

Minneapolis Star Tribune: Congress Examines Health Data Thefts In the wake of high-profile health-care data breaches in Minnesota this year, Sen. Al Franken on Wednesday examined how sensitive data can be better protected as more of it moves to the “wild, wild West” of the Internet. Thefts of laptops containing patient data from Fairview and North Memorial hospitals earlier this year were just a small slice of health data thefts in the United States.

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Leave Your Mark

30-10-2011

Tagged Under : Mark

Want to leave your mark? To be great? Act as if.

I recently read an article in the latest issue of Forbes Magazine about Sean Parker: the guy who was portrayed albeit it not quite accurately by Justin Timberlake in The Social Network film.

One thing that is constantly said about Parker and that he says about himself  is that he does one thing perfectly, and then moves on to the next. His passion, focus and energy all come together on one project at a time. He

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State Highlights: Wash. Gov. Announces More Budget Cuts

25-10-2011

Tagged Under : Budget Cuts, Cuts

News outlets examine health policy issues around the country.

The Seattle Times: Gregoire Outlines Grim Choices For Budget Cuts For the fourth year in a row, Gov. Chris Gregoire on Thursday outlined more than $1.5 billion in state cuts to health care, social services, prisons and education.The latest round would increase public-school class sizes, eliminate subsidized health care for the working poor and release hundreds of inmates early…. The state’s Basic Health Plan would close, ending state-subsidized insurance for about 35,000 low-income people (Garber, 10/28).

The Associated Press: Doctors To Sue Over New Kan. A

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Toning Shoes: Can Shoes Tone Your Butt and Legs?

24-10-2011

Tagged Under : Butt, Butt Legs

Can a pair of shoes help you burn more calories, tone your butt, banish cottage cheese thighs, and curb joint pain?

The answer depends largely on who you ask.

Rocker sole shoes started as more of a specialty shoe for people with diabetes or ankle problems, but they are increasingly marketed as toning shoes, and many shoe companies are now in on the game.

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