Hi, I'm Debbie, the Retirement Officer at Saskatchewan Pension Plan. I want to talk
to you today about receiving income from your Saskatchewan Pension Plan account
when you are 71. If you are turning 71 this year and have not started your
pension from Saskatchewan Pension Plan, you will need to do that by December
10th in order to comply with the Income Tax Act. I'm here to work with you to
make things as easy as possible. You can choose: one of our annuities, or the transfer
option, or a combination of the two. I'd like to discuss your options with you
and look forward to hearing from you. At SPP we know you've worked hard to save
these funds for your retirement, and we look forward to working with you to
realize your retirement goals. Thanks so much for watching.
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Voicemails from nursing home where 11 died after Irma were deleted by governor's office - Duration: 4:16.
Voicemails left on Florida Gov.
Rick Scott's cellphone by employees of the Hollywood nursing home where 11 died in the post-Hurricane Irma heat have been deleted, according to the governor's office.
Scott gave out his number to nursing homes and assisted living facilities ahead of the hurricane so administrators could report concerns, according to a timeline released by Scott's office.
In the days following Irma, the staff at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills called four times.
But the messages they left the governor weren't kept, as first reported by CBS4's Jim DeFede.
"The voicemails were not retained because the information from each voicemail was collected by the governor's staff and given to the proper agency for handling.
Every call was returned," Lauren Schenone, a spokeswoman for Scott, said in a statement on Sunday.
The calls would have provided critical evidence for what the nursing home told the governor's office, which has repeatedly said wasn't told residents there were in danger.
Julie Allison, attorney for the nursing home, was traveling Sunday and was unavailable for comment.
So why weren't the voicemails kept?
Scott's office cited them as "transitory messages," which can be deleted after they become obsolete or lose administrative value.
According to state law, transitory messages have short-term value.
Examples include announcements of office events, such as holiday parties or group lunches.
Scott's office forwarded the content of the messages left by the nursing home to the Agency for Health Care Administration and the Department of Health.
According to a timeline released by the governor's office, the first call was received by Scott's aides at 7:35 p.m.
Sept. 11.
The chief of staff for the Department of Health returned the call about two hours later, asking administrator Natasha Anderson to call 911 if she believed patients were at risk.
The last call to Scott's cellphone from the rehabilitation center, according to the governor's timeline, was received by aides at 12:50 p.m.
Sept. 12.
Those calls were returned by state healthcare administrators later that day.
The nursing home, across from Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, lost air conditioning at some point on Sept. 10 after the hurricane sideswiped South Florida.
Most of the nursing home had power, but a blown transformer crippled the AC.
Nursing home employees reported having partial power to state health officials, and said they were using spot coolers and fans to keep people cool.
The nursing home didn't report that resident safety was at risk, according to the governor's office.
But by 7 a.m.
Sept. 13, a tragedy was unfolding.
Most of the elderly residents of the nursing home had been evacuated and at least five were already dead, some with body temperatures as high as 109.9 degrees.
By the end of the day, eight were dead, and the death toll has since grown to 11.
On Wednesday night, state health administrators halted new admissions to the nursing home, which has a history of poor inspections by state regulators.
On Thursday night, Scott suspended Medicaid payments to the facility.
A criminal investigation into the deaths is ongoing.
That inquiry will have to do without the voicemails left on the governor's phone line.
Barbara Petersen, president of the First Amendment Foundation, said even if Scott's office was allowed to delete the voicemails, she doesn't see why it would.
She considers the records a matter of public concern.
"Why not just keep it?
It's bothersome to say the least," she said.
"Right now, we're in a he said, she said."
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How are you doing guys? My name is Jake McHugh and I'm here to tell you about my
academic success and travels with all my life. So here we go, I started off at
A.s. Jenks. Which was a 4-year school, in my first grade year I got left behind.
I got left behind because my teacher was a crackhead and was selling crack. Cops came
storming to my classroom halfway through the year and now I got left behind because we
weren't learning the material we were supposed to be learning so I felt like I
was stupid. But that's beside the fact because
it's the past. Anyway after that I transferred to William Meredith and do first grade
again because I got left behind. Which it was a talent school so you had to have some kind of
talent like dance, sing, draw. I didn't have a talent my aunt worked there, so she like
finessed me to get in and I got in. After my seven years there, I wasn't the best
student but I mean I passed with A's and B's, I applied to Palumbo. I went to
Academy at Palumbo for four years, again I wasn't the best student but, I got A's
an B's. You know I just flew through the years. Now I'm at CCP, yay, and I would
like to say my best academic strength I've earned or got was persistency.
I'm really persistent when it comes to my work. I'll like sit down and try and
knock it out all in the first sitting, because if I try to break it up it's
not gonna happen. So I'll just knock it all out at once.
My greatest accomplishment in education is probably my standardized
test. I'm really good at standardized tests. I'll sit down, read the whole book
of the topic I'm supposed to read, close it then try to say the whole thing all over.
Again, I guess that's how I do good on tests, yay. Anyway my challenge is
definitely procrastination. I'll procrastinate so like I said if I
don't sit down, I'll wait till the last day. Then ill have to be persistent and
knock it all out again. I can't really, I mean I guess you can get rid of this by
don't procrastinate, writing a book and say like " Jake don't be stupid, don't
procrastinate, do your work idiot" , but you know it still doesn't work. My concerns about CCP I don't know, I don't want to
say I was disappointed, I didn't get accepted into
Temple, but that's besides the point. I'm at my new life, my new path, I have my end
in mind. So it doesn't matter how I get there, just kind of a different trail
this time. But the concerns, I don't know, I guess I don't have any concerns. I was
just going in open-minded. I didn't really care what kind of situations happened to me.
Stuff happens
High school compared to college? l love it to be honest.
It's a lot more free there's not teachers on your butt.
Saying like you know " do your work" , you know professors don't really care if you
don't do your work then you're S.O.L. Anyway and I guess one take away
is like the phones, like if you on your phone in like elementary school or high school
like " yo get off your phone " and put in your pocket and 5 minutes later you're
back on again. But in college, they'll just you know mark it, boom! You're done
you lost points so that's on you kid, you're paying for these classes. They
don't really care. So I mean I'm just open-minded, I'm ready for my experiences
at CCP and I hope you like my snapshot presentation. Thank you I'm Jake McHugh,
I'll see you guys later.
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