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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is used to having considerable clout in the legislature. Although the states largest health insurer hasnt always gotten its way, for years it has negotiated behind the scenes to mold bills more to the companys liking.
All thats changed. Blue Cross has seen bills fly out of committee with its wishes ignored repeatedly this session.
The latest showdown was this past week over a bill that requires private insurance plans and the state employee health plan to cover autism. Blue Cross and other insurers lobbied against it in the House Insurance Committee on Tuesday to no avail. On Wednesday, lawmakers in the full House gave it overwhelming support and sent it to the Senate.
Mark Fleming, a Blue Cross lobbyist, told committee members Tuesday that the company already covers autism treatment, including physical, occupational and speech therapy. But the bill would require the company to cover a treatment called applied behavioral analysis, techniques that teach people with autism basic and academic skills something Blue Cross did not think should be covered by health insurance.
If you were to pass this bill, this will be the first time the state of North Carolina has covered educational programs, Fleming said. We question the appropriateness of educational services designed to assist with behaviors like getting dressed, eating meals, and sitting still during class be included as part of medical health insurance.
John Burress of Winston-Salem, who helped start a school for autistic children, countered that the treatment was effective. This is not educational; it is not optional. It is there because of a doctors prescription.
The loss came on top of one from the previous week, again in the House. That bill, HB 609, requires insurance companies to pay for oral anti-cancer drugs just as they do chemotherapy delivered in a hospital or doctors office. The insurer did win a small concession that time permission to charge up to $300 per prescription after Blue Cross argued that similar laws in other states had allowed patients to get oral chemotherapy at no cost.
Rep. Justin Burr, an Albemarle Republican, co-sponsored the cancer drug bill and another bill Blue Cross didnt like that bans most favored nation contract clauses that insurance companies use to get rates with providers that are as good or better than competing companies. The contract bill passed the House and Senate overwhelmingly and is now a law.
Burr attributes the change in Blue Cross clout to the considerable turnover in the legislature. The N.C. Center for Public Policy Research counted 16 new senators this session out of 50, and 45 new House members among the 120.
The absence of a long history with a group or industry means lawmakers take a fresh approach to issues, Burr said.
The great thing about it is theyre not tied to any particular group, he said of the new legislators.
The insurance behemoth, along with the UNC system and the N.C. Hospital Association are among the institutions that have seen their influence erode in the past four years. Blue Cross lost an important ally when former Sen. Tony Rand, a Democrat who was majority leader and Rules Committee chairman, resigned in 2009. No other legislator has stepped in to run interference for the company.
Still, the companys political action committee remains a big donor to political campaigns. From 2010 through 2012, the Blue Cross PAC contributed $238,500 to candidates for legislative seats and statewide office.
When contacted for an interview about company officials view on of their new status in the legislature, Blue Cross sent this statement:
We fight every day to improve health care and rein in costs on behalf of our 3.7 million customers, just as other groups represent the interests of theirs. Sometimes those interests are at odds, and you dont always win. Thats nothing new for the legislature or for Blue Cross.
Adam Searing, director of the N.C. Health Access Coalition at the N.C. Justice Center, said Blue Cross has lost clout. But it appears to him that the company has divided its focus to adapt to changes coming when the new federal health care law is fully effective next year. For example, the company has a campaign that tells people why health care costs are so high.
It almost seems to me that their focus is a little more away from the legislature, Searing said.
News researcher David Raynor contributed.
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Raised a pagan, he was converted to Christianity when he met his God of nature in the Scriptures. His wife was still living when he was chosen, against his will, to be the bishop of Poitiers in France. He was soon taken up with battling what became the scourge of the fourth century, Arianism, which denied the divinity of Christ.
The heresy spread rapidly. St. Jerome said "The world groaned and marveled to find that it was Arian." When Emperor Constantius ordered all the bishops of the West to sign a condemnation of Athanasius, the great defender of the faith in the East, Hilary refused and was banished from France to far off Phrygia (in modern-day Turkey). Eventually he was called the "Athanasius of the West." While writing in exile, he was invited by some semi-Arians (hoping for reconciliation) to a council the emperor called to counteract the Council of Nicea. But Hilary predictably defended the Church, and when he sought public debate with the heretical bishop who had exiled him, the Arians, dreading the meeting and its outcome, pleaded with the emperor to send this troublemaker back home. Hilary was welcomed by his people.
Learn how the life and teachings of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) serve as a guide for women's unique vocations today.
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ZEBULON — Preliminary numbers calculated from last week's election showed a majority of voters in eastern Wake County voted against the school bond – but bond-supporting candidate Tom Benton was re-elected to the District 1 school board seat.
Part of it is strictly numbers: all of District 1 was voting for the candidate,while the whole county voted on the $810 million bond.
Between Knightdale, Zebulon and Wendell, 2,544 voted no on the school bond. The numbers don't include absentee or one-stop voting. Numbers for the candidates are not available on a town-by-town basis, but Benton only beat his opponent, Don McIntyre, by 322 votes.
Benton was an outspoken supporter of the bond but McIntyre had his reservations. When the campaign season started, McIntyre did not support the $810 million bond. About a week before Election Day, McIntyre released a statement saying he did support the bond but he did not want to leave the money in the hands of the current Board of Education.
Although the bond fell short in eastern Wake County, N.C. State political science professor Andrew Taylor said voters likely voted against the bond, but supported the candidate who favored it, because they knew more about the bond plan than they did the candidates.
"(Those votes) made the difference in a close race," Taylor said. "It may have been because of a lack of information."
Since the bond affected all districts in Wake County, Taylor said there were probably more resources for voters to find information about the bond than there was to learn about the candidates.
Still split over bond use
Benton said he thinks there may have been a misunderstanding about how the bond program works.
"None of that money becomes available until after July 1," Benton said. "This allows county commissioners to sell bonds up to that amount over the next four years."
Benton said the board and county commissioners will decide what projects are first-priority over the next year and then sell bonds as the money is needed.
The bond debt will raise taxes in Wake County, which prompted the Wake County Taxpayers Association (WCTA) tolobby for no votes on the referendum.
WCTA Chairman Ed Jones said the group knows schools in Wake County need help, but he wants to see officials taking care of what already exists rather than creating new schools.
"We are all for … maintaining the property you already have and making sure it's safe and comfortable for the teachers. That doesn't mean it needs to be a grandiose, like a palace," Jones said.
Jones is also skeptical of bondsupporters' claim that the school system is expected to grow by 20,000 students in the next four years. He said he thinks there are enough seats in Wake County to keep up with the growth.
"The seats are in the wrong place, but that's because of poor planning," he said.
In 2006, there was a similar growth projection – but the students never came. Growth slowed down during the 2008 recession. Now, Benton said, it's important to address the needs of the school system.
The bond will cost Wake families about $145 more per year in taxes, an increase that Jones said would be acceptable if the money was handled correctly.
"Our position all the time was the schools needed repairs and remodeling and we are for those repairs and remodeling jobs that need to be done. The problem that we have seen is that over the years, the school system has not done a good job of repairing and maintaining the schools, they've been more focused on adding other schools," he said.
Currently, there is no timeline for what projects will be completed when. In Eastern Wake, the bond would pay for renovations at Rolesville Elementary and East Wake Middle School. The money would also be used to begin construction on a new middle school north of Knightdale and acquiring land to build three new elementary schools just outside the western limits of Knightdale.
The total cost of those projects, according to estimates by the Wake County Public School System, would be close to $139 million.
"I don't want my taxes to go up, but on the other hand there are critical needs facing the county and by law we have to provide seats," Benton said. "The bond issue is the cheapest way to do that."
Democrats hold on to board
Even though voters may have been interested in the bond, Taylor said the race for open seats on the board were the quietestschool board races he's seen since 2007.
With information about a policy but not necessarily a candidate, it would be easy for voters to vote in seemingly opposing ways, Taylor said.
Regardless of the outcome of this year's school board race, the general makeup of the board wouldn't have changed. That's one reason why it may have gotten less attention than the bond, Taylor said.
"Party control of the board was not going to be contested so it wasn't up for grabs," Taylor said. "Democrats had a majority (and) they were going to maintain majority afterward."
Before Election Day, Wake County's school board had five Democrats, three Republicans and one member – Kevin Hill, who represents North Raleigh – listed as unaffiliated.
After the election, Democrats still hold a majority and edged out the board's two Republicans. John Tedesco, who represented southeastern Wake County, did not seek re-election. Democratic candidate Monika Johnson-Hostler won by about 8 percentage points.
In District 7, which covers southwest Raleigh and Morrisville, Deborah Prickett lost to Democrat Zora Felton.
Wake County's school board races, which officially nonpartisan, have been uncharacteristically partisan compared to other school systems in the state.
"We have a county that is polarized among political lines and recently, in the last decade or so, we've had a very public debate about school policies," Taylor said.
"A decade of fighting over those things has really sort of focused people on school baord policies so as a result we have competitive elections," he said.
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HOUSTON – The work week will start off dry and sunny, but it will not last for long, KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Mario Gomez said.
Monday will be warm and breezy with highs in the upper-70s and low-80s. Temperatures for the morning commute will be in the mid-60s.
Later mid-week, expect to see some severe thunderstorms late Wednesday and early Thursday.
There is a 40 percent chance of rain Wednesday, but the rain should clear out by Thursday afternoon.
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A CHP officer spotted an airplane with a conked-out engine and blocked freeway traffic to make room for a safe landing Saturday on state Route 67 in Santee, the California Highway Patrol said.
No one was injured as Wayne Oehler of El Cajon, the 79-year-old pilot, glided onto the freeway near Riverford Road and braked to a stop.
A CHP officer was making a traffic stop about 9:50 a.m. and noticed a homemade Europa plane flying low to the ground as if in distress, according to CHP reports.
The officer immediately initiated a traffic break on the northbound side of Route 67 near Woodside Avenue, clearing the road for the plane to land, CHP Officer Brian Pennings said.
The plane safely landed and came to a stop at the Riverford Road off-ramp, about one mile away from Woodside Avenue, Pennings said.
Oehler told CHP officers that he left Gillespie Field near El Cajon and encountered engine problems soon after taking off. He contacted an airport tower and began to turn around but experienced a complete engine lockup about three-quarters into his turns.
Oehler pointed the plane towards Route 67 and landed with the help of the CHP officer who cleared the road.
"The actions they took led to a safe ending,'' Pennings said.
Oehler told officers that he began building the plane in 2000 and finished it in 2009. He has flown in many times without incident, Pennings said.
The Riverford offramp was closed in order to remove the plane, but freeway lanes remained open.
—City News Service


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Jets reach agreement with top pick Wilson
The Jets have come to terms on a deal with their first-round draft choice, CB Kyle Wilson, a person with knowledge of the deal has told The Associated Press. The contract is for five years and carries a maximum value ...
Jets sign WR Coles
The Jets added some insurance at receiver Friday, signing Laveranues Coles to a one-year deal.
Jets give extensions to Ryan, Tannenbaum
The Jets rewarded head coach Rex Ryan and GM Mike Tannenbaum with contract extensions, the team announced Friday.
Jets sign QB Brunell
The Jets signed QB Mark Brunell late Wednesday after months of rumors that he would end up with the team.
Don't expect major leap from Sanchez
If Jets QB Mark Sanchez develops into a quarterback worth starting every week in fantasy leagues, it won't be in 2010, writes PFW's Dan Parr.
Jets to enshrine six in Ring of Honor
The Jets announced they have created a Ring of Honor in their new stadium, and will enshrine six former players into the Ring during an Aug. 16 ceremony.
AFC East training-camp reports
In the first installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC East teams, including offensive and defensive overviews, a battle to watch and an injury update for each club.
Jets CB Revis considering plans for training camp
There have been conflicting reports about Jets CB Darrelle Revis and whether or not he will hold out of training camp, but we hear he hasn't made a decision in regards to a holdout.
Report: Revis can't afford long holdout
Jets CB Darrelle Revis won't stay away from training camp as he pushes for a new contract, sources have told NFL Network, citing a provision in his deal that could provide for guaranteed salary. This report contradicts a blog ...
Report: Revis prepared to hold out
Jets CB Darrelle Revis is prepared to hold out of training camp if the Jets don't give him the new contract he is seeking, the (New York) Daily News reported Friday.
Report: Jets agree to terms with Ducasse
Jets rookie OG Vladimir Ducasse has agreed to terms on a four-year, $3.25 million deal, a source told FOXSports.com.
Report: Jets, Ferguson agree to terms on extension
The Jets have reportedly agreed to terms on a contract extension with one of the four players seeking new deals from the team.
Jets' Tannenbaum faces tough call
Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum faces a difficult decision regarding All-Pro CB Darrelle Revis, who wants to be paid like an elite corner although he still has three years remaining on his contract.
Report: No suspension for Jets WR Edwards
Jets WR Braylon Edwards will not be suspended by the NFL following his January no-contest plea to misdemeanor assault related to an incident outside a Cleveland nightclub, according to ESPNNewYork.com.
Jets in no rush to extend Revis, Mangold, Ferguson, Harris
While the Jets would like to have CB Darrelle Revis, C Nick Mangold, OLT D'Brickashaw Ferguson and ILB David Harris around for many years, it doesn't appear GM Mike Tannenbaum is pushing to get new contracts to them ...
Harris returned an interception 35 yards for a TD in Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Ravens.||||||| It was Harris' first pick since he had his only two in 2009.
Harris will play Sunday against Jacksonville.||||||| Harris (injured toe) was questionable.
Harris sat out practice Wednesday because of a toe injury.||||||| Harris was sidelined, but coach Rex Ryan added that the team is not concerned and "expects him back" to practice before the Jets' game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Harris had eight tackles against the Cowboys.
The New York Jets have signed Harris to a contract extension, the team announced Tuesday.||||||| Harris, who signed his franchise tender before the NFL lockout began in March, said earlier in the day that he expected the extension to be signed soon. Turns out, it was done a few hours later. He became a starter after the Jets traded Jonathan Vilma before the 2008 season. He has 428 tackles, 14 1/2 sacks, two interceptions and five forced fumbles in four seasons.
The Jets placed the franchise tag on Harris on Tuesday, the first time the team has used the designation since 2006.Harris, who made a base salary of $550,000 in the final year of his rookie deal, was voted the team MVP by his teammates after having 99 tackles and three sacks in his fourth season.||||||| General manager Mike Tannenbaum recently said re-signing Harris was a priority, and the Jets could still lock him up to a long-term deal once the NFL's uncertain labor situation is cleared up despite placing the franchise tag on him. By using the tag, the Jets must pay Harris the average of the top five salaries among linebackers. Last year, Harris' position was worth about $9.6 million, meaning he could be in for a payday of $10 million or slightly higher.


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"Don't be afraid. A new world of sound awaits you…" This dense, resonant experimental thriller casts Toby Jones as a genius sound-mixer, a Brit invited to work on the post-production of an Italian horror movie in the late 1970s (something by Dario Argento, perhaps?). Almost from the first this unusual assignment comes with disturbing undertones of mystery and menace - as if the bloody supernatural thriller we hear being constructed (but almost never see) is spilling out into the sound studio…
"Utterly distinctive and all but unclassifiable, a musique concrète nightmare, a psycho-metaphysical implosion of anxiety, with strange-tasting traces of black comedy and movie-buff riffs. It is seriously weird and seriously good." Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
"A delicately detailed immersion into the world of Z-grade Italian horror cinema that ultimately may or may not be a horror film itself, Peter Strickland's "Berberian Sound Studio" is a tense, teasing triumph." Guy Lodge, Variety
"The creepiness builds with symphonic precision until reality truly is indistinguishable from fantasy." 4 stars. Keith Uhlich, Time Out New York


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Hockey fans are invited to help the Nashville Predators kickoff the start of the season.
The Preds will host a Kickoff Celebration from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Bridgestone Arena. It will include an open house, public Captains' team practice; visits from Preds personalities Gnash and the Ladies of Smashville; and $0.50 cent concessions.
Fans can also buy advance tickets to the team's first two home games at the Bridgestone Arena Box Office. Tickets for the entire season will go on sale once the full schedule is released.


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OCT. 23, 2013 — Four Olive Hill residents were busted in an undercover sting operation late Tuesday night.
John Mcguire, 58, Clyde Logan, 44, and Bonnie Butler, 34, were arrested in connection with a drug ring, according to a press release from the FIVECO Area Drug Enforcement Taskforce. All three are charged with first degree trafficking in a controlled substance. It is the second offense for both Logan and Butler.
Timothy Lawhorn, 31, was also arrested and charged with first degree fleeing and evading police and tampering with physical evidence.
FADE Detectives continue to investigate and further charges are pending. Detectives encourage the public to contact them anonymously at 606-836-0442 about any illegal drug activity in Greenup, Carter and Lewis Counties.
FADE Drug Task Force operates in Greenup, Carter and Lewis Counties and is compromised of officers from the Flatwoods, Russell, Raceland, Vanceburg and Olive Hill Police Departments and the Carter County Sheriff's Office.


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Update: Certificate of Eligibility shows total entitlement charged is $65K with basic entitlement of $0. Lender thinks this means I am not eligible for a VA loan however, I discussed this w the VA loan center and was informed I had approx $40K remaining in 2nd tier entitlements. The base price of the home I want to buy is $185,990 which means I would need a down payment around $7K. Lender is requiring that I obtain a letter from the VA stating my remaining entitlement for the purchase of the home with all calculations. Anyone ever received such a letter from the VA? As for Purchase price I looked at the Guaranty examples on the VA website but am unsure if this price includes or excludes fees/closings, etc—assumption is that it is simply the base price with nothing else included. Is this a correct assumption? Any thoughts on this situation would be appreciated. Thanks
That is correct - if you have $0 basic entitlement and $40k remaining in 2nd tier then that provides a 25% guarantee on a $160k loan amount, anything exceeding that sales price would require a 25% down payment on the additional amount (ex. $250 down on $1k increase in price)... but one needs to have a total loan amount which exceeds $144k in order for that 2nd tier entitlement to kick in. Purchase price always is the purchase price from the seller, nothing more (energy improvement items, fees, etc).
The letter from VA is a requirement of many lenders, and VA should be able to provide you a letter. Contact the RLC that covers your state.
The thing with USDA though is that one would also have to meet the income requirements, we were told that we made too much to qualify for an USDA mortgage.
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The thing with USDA though is that one would also have to meet the income requirements, we were told that we made too much to qualify for an USDA mortgage.
Yeah it's not for everyone - there are two income limits though, the "Direct" version is a lot lower than the "Guaranteed" version.
Hi Shane,
You mentioned that, in October 2011, guaranteed USDA loans will have a .03% monthly fee added to the loan, can you elaborate more on this? Would it be in my interest then, to make sure and get my loan before then in order to avoid these extra fees?
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Hi Shane,
You mentioned that, in October 2011, guaranteed USDA loans will have a .03% monthly fee added to the loan, can you elaborate more on this? Would it be in my interest then, to make sure and get my loan before then in order to avoid these extra fees?
Yes I created a post on it at http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Mortgage-Loans/USD
If someone qualifies for the "Direct" and "guaranteed" loan, what is the advantage of one over the other?
The primary advantage of the Guaranteed loan is you go through a mortgage lender, which is quicker than going directly to USDA, that's about it.
The advantages of the Direct program is that they have a construction loan program, it's easier to get financing on manufactured homes, they have a payment subsidy option if your debt to income ratio is too high (has tax implications though), there is no Guarantee fee, and there is no monthly USDA fee either.
Interest rates should be the same for both versions, in the 4.5% to 4.75% range.
We're in the middle of a USDA Direct purchase. It's a nightmare. I'd swear to emphasis how much of a nightmare but I find vulgarity to be generally unneccessary. Just know that the hassles are worthy of a swear.
We're going on our fourth month under contract. Every single step along the way has been painful. Much more painful than it's needed to be. We keep telling ourselves it will be worth it in the end when we can have that nice lower subsidzed payment. But right now...we're ready to just rent forever.
Shane...what are those tax implications you were talking about in regards to that subsidy? I know about the recapture, but what kind of implication will we expect on our yearly tax return?
Yeah it's the recapture tax - sorry I am not certain what kind of impact it'll have on the income tax refund/amount you owe, you'd have to talk to your tax preparer and run the scenario by them.
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SOUTH HAMPTON — The South Hampton Fireman's Association will be raffling off a 2013 John Deer Gator RSX850i, provided in part by JR Rosencrantz in East Kingston. This Gator is fun in the field and fun around the yard.
It comes equipped with four-wheel independent suspension and four-wheel drive. Details include sport wheels, seats and steering wheel, and a top speed of 53 mph. It's also useful for working around the yard with a 400-pound dump cargo box. The John Deer Gator RSX850i is valued at over $14,000.
The raffle includes a second prize of $1,000 and a third prize of $500. Tickets are $50 each and sales are limited to only 500 tickets. For tickets or other information, contact Dan Stolworthy at 603-828-7200. Or mail a check to the South Hampton Fireman's Association, 128 Main Ave., South Hampton, NH 03827.


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I have really been enjoying using birds on my cards and tags. Many have commented how nice they are and that they add such unique texture to my cards. Thank you
I bought three packs. Love them, good detail
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Students and parents can use any lender of their choice. Buffalo State provides a list of recommended lenders as a starting point to assist students and families in the private/alternative loan selection process. Students and parents have the right to select a lender of their choice and will suffer no penalty for selecting a lender who is not on our list. Lenders on our list have been selected for the sole benefit of the students attending our institution and have demonstrated a commitment to providing: competitive loan terms; range of eligibility requirements; innovative technology and quick loan processing; flexible repayment options; and the very best in customer service.
We solicited a Request for Information (RFI) from numerous lending institutions and evaluated their responses based on the above criteria to make our selection. To review each lender's completed RFI, refer to the How Lenders Were Chosen page.
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If you decide to borrow always think federal aid first! Complete a FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov after January 1st each year to take advantage of federal grants and federal Direct Stafford Loans. Federal loans may have more beneficial terms and conditions than private loans which may include more flexible repayment options (standard, graduated, extended, income-based, income-contingent, etc.), deferment and forbearance options, Public Service Loan Forgiveness (if qualified), Teacher Loan Forgiveness (if qualified), and Loan Discharge (for example due to a total & permanent disability).
The interest rate on private loans is determined based on the creditworthiness of the student and often requires a co-signer. As a result the interest rate may be lower than federal Direct Loans for applicants who have superior credit profiles, or alternatively, much higher than federal Direct Loans for those who have poor credit profiles. In addition, federal Direct Stafford Loans may be consolidated into a Federal Direct Consolidation Loan which is not credit based; you need not have good credit to qualify. Private loans cannot be consolidated into a Federal Direct Consolidation Loan, resulting in multiple loan payments upon graduation for students who have opted to borrow private loans, especially for those who choose to borrow from more than one lender. Therefore, it is important to consider many factors in addition to the interest rate and do your research before choosing which loan is right for you.
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- Will I need a co-signer?
- What fees are associated with taking the loan (is there an origination or backend fee)?
- Will funds be disbursed electronically or by a paper check that I will need to sign?
- When does interest begin accruing and when does repayment begin?
- What will my estimated monthly payment amount be?
- What repayment options are available to me?
- If I am having difficulty making payments, what options do I have?
- How long has the lender been in business?
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People who live in Wisconsin would be barred from suing gun makers over shooting deaths or injuries under a bill advancing through the Legislature.
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Much has already been written about Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of photo-sharing app Instagram. I'll belatedly add my own two cents, based on talking to a well-placed source.
The deal adds instant credibility for Facebook in mobile, where it has definite room to improve, as my colleague Victoria Barret writes. Instagram will add chops on Facebook's mobile product side, boost Facebook's photo sharing and give Facebook's audience on mobile more to look forward to.
In addition to that, and maybe just as importantly, the acquisition helps Facebook's IPO. Certain potential large investors who were looking at the coming Facebook IPO (expected in May) were "nervous" about Facebook's mobile strategy prior to the Instagram purchase, according to this source. While Facebook has more than 800 million users, it doesn't have a dominant position in mobile, which is a crucial and wildly growing part of the consumer Internet market. That position could, depending on how you look at it, go to Apple, Google, Twitter or other companies.
"Buying Instagram takes that consideration away," this person says. "That was a big issue for some institutional investors. A billion dollars is a lot but 1% (of the expected $100 billion IPO) is not a lot to make sure the deal comes through well."
In other words, investors may have been wondering, Why are we buying into a massive IPO for an Internet company with no clear (or massively successful) mobile strategy? Even if Instagram is not ultimately successful within Facebook, for big buyers in the IPO, it now looks like Facebook has a legitimate property in the space with tons of growth. This doesn't mean Facebook bought Instagram just to appease these institutional investors. But it was a factor.
The other consideration in buying Instagram is Apple. It's widely expected that Apple will release the iPhone 5 sometime soon, perhaps as soon as this summer. The other expected launch with that is iOS 6. That new iOS 6 operating system is expected to have significant new photo-taking and photo-sharing features, this source says. Whether that's true or not is unclear, but it's expected by Facebook and others in the industry. So buying Instagram gives Facebook a pre-emptive counter to those expected coming iPhone photo features.
There have been rumors of a coming Facebook phone for some time. But until and unless that Facebook phone comes, Facebook is heavily dependent in the mobile space on the phone platforms where it exists, such as iOS and Android. (For example, Apple cut a deal with Twitter so that you can instantly share photos from your iPhone camera roll to Twitter. No such link to share on Facebook exists.)
And on iOS in particular Facebook needs to have a photo sharing app that is at least as good as the native photo app, since photos are such a big part of how people use Facebook. Ideally the app would be much, much better than Apple's, in order to get people to use your Facebook app instead of just sharing photos directly from the native iOS photo app. So buying Instagram helps on that score as well.
Looks to me like this was facebook's broadcast.com moment. It's all monopoly money anyway, since Facebook's stock will swoon after the lockup expires.
nice new profile pic!
Has anyone heard of PhotoRankr (.com)? I highly recommend for anyone who is unhappy about Instagram's move. The site is a tight-knit community like Instagram was, but has a social side like twitter where you can follow photographers, etc. In my opinion (you can see for yourself) it's going to be the next big thing.
for a $1,000,000,000 Facebook could have created their own phone and developed the worlds best photo-sharing app (and the worlds best 25 such apps), so that not why they bought Instagram.
Maybe, it's just part of the whole Internet Identity Management plan, the massive land grab/rush for knowing who is who on the internet (most even can't post here without a facebook/linkedin/twitter verified account).
My Abhvious take: 1. Great rollup play. 2. This is Zuck's Queen's pawn opening ala Bobby Fischer. http://abhvio.us/post/21052918326/facebook-instagram-queens-pawn-opening


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RENO, NV - Some light breezes this afternoon should thin out the smoke a bit, but won't totally remove the haze. By tonight the heavy smoke settles back in over the Truckee Meadows.
Tomorrow will bring several changes. Wind from the north will push the smoke north. New fire threats increase as dry lightning storms move from south of highway 50 in the early afternoon to far northern Nevada late Saturday night.
Sunday is our best chance for thunderstorms. There is enough moisture to produce localized heavy rain Sunday afternoon. Despite more storms the fire threat might actually go down a bit Sunday because of the lack of dry lightning.


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From the moment you step at the Pimalai Resort you're made to feel like royalty. The staff are absolutely spot on. The consistency and sincerity about going above and beyond is second to none. My wife and I were fortunate enough to have booked a pool villa and by the end of our stay it proved to be a masterstroke. Attention to detail whether at the villa, restaurants or even at the beach is just unbelieveable. The Genaral Manager Frank lead by example, making himself available at morning breakfast "working" the tables. Working in the retail environment, where service is paramont to success or failure, Frank and his team are right on the money. Dining onsite can be pricey, but with local establishments such as the "Why Not Bar", the wallet doesn't take such a big hit. I also strongly recommend booking a spa treatment stay as the Pimalai spa facility and staff are to die for. Pampering at its best with no regret on the extra expenditure. Well done to Frank and his staff for a memorable stay. For the romantics or those looking at recharging their batteries, please look no further than the Pimalai.


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The Wilbraham, Mass. native ran very well for Springfield as he took first in the 100 (10.66) and 200 (21.76), provisionally qualifying for the NCAA Championships in the 100. Headley joined with teammates Garrett Sharnick, Nickel Hay, and Matt Amendola to win the 4x100 in 42.41.


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We have selected the very best Asian restaurants on Long Island, a grouping that takes in Chinese, Indian and Thai. Of these 10 best, we've singled out Southern Spice in New Hyde Park as our overall Asian favorite. --JOAN REMINICK and PETER M. GIANOTTI
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NEWPORT, Ore. -- An 18-year old has pleaded guilty in the June 2011 slaying of a Tigard man in Lincoln City.
The district attorney's office said Monday that Joseph Marsala, of Portland, was sentenced on Friday to 23 years after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit aggravated murder and other charges.
Authorities say Marsala, another teenager and 49-year-old Darrin Dow of Tigard went to the coast together last year. Marsala was accused of hitting Dow in the head with a garden tool, stabbing him in the stomach and neck with a knife, and taking his Cadillac Escalade, credit cards and money.
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Photojournalist and filmmaker Tim Hetherington, director and producer of the documentary film "Restrepo," and photojournalist Chris Hondros were killed in the Libyan city of Misurata on Wednesday when a group of four photojournalists were attacked. Democracy Now! interviewed Chris Hondros in 2007 about his Pulitzer Prize-nominated photos taken in Iraq.
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On Earth Day, Democracy Now! revisits a 2010 conversation with world-renowned environmentalist Vandana Shiva and her sister, Dr. Mira Shiva, about multinational malpractice in India, from the Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal to Monsanto GMOs that are destroying biodiversity. [includes rush transcript]
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The 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech is rapidly approaching, commemorating the historic Aug. 28, 1963, March on Washington. King's words from that National Cathedral speech ring true today, as we face again the crisis of poverty and hunger.
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Democracy Now! talks to Dr. Zafrullah Chowdhury, co-founder of Bangladeshi charity Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK, The People's Health Center) which provides education, job opportunities and low-cost, locally-produced essential drugs to rural Bangladeshis. GK received the Right Livelihood Award in 1992.
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2:15pm EDT Tim DeChristopher, activist and founder of the environmental group Peaceful Uprising, called Democracy Now! with an update from the U.S. Department of Interior, where 300-400 people are outside protesting and another 50 people are inside and refusing to leave. The march comes at the end of the four-day PowerShift conference in D.C., where 10,000 activists gathered to demand a clean energy future, targeting the Dept. of the Interior for green-lighting mountaintop "coal" removal mining, oil drilling, and now massive new coal development in Wyoming's Powder River Basin. [includes rush transcript]
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More than 2,000 journalists, activists, educators and artists from across the country gathered at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston April 8-10 to discuss issues ranging from net neutrality and racial diversity to democracy and social justice. Democracy Now! was there. [includes rush transcript]
Egyptian American Mohamed Radwan Released from Syrian Custody
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Uncut Interview with Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide Upon His Historic Return to Haiti
Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his family were flown on March 18, 2011 by the South African government back to their home in Haiti after seven years in exile in South Africa. Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman was the only reporter to join them on the journey. Here is the complete transcript of our global broadcast exclusive conversation with Aristide as he flew over the Atlantic Ocean approaching Haiti.
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One cyberactivist's federal case wrapped up this week, and another's is set to begin. While these two young men, Jeremy Hammond and Bradley Manning, are the two who were charged, it is the growing menace of government and corporate secrecy that should be on trial.
21-Year-Old Libyan American Medical Student Muhannad Bensadik Killed Near Brega; Hear His Interview with Democracy Now!
Muhannad Bensadik was a 21-year-old Libyan American medical student in Benghazi. He participated in the Libyan uprising last month and then decided to join the armed struggle against Col. Muammar Gaddafi's forces. Muhannad was reportedly shot to death in fighting near Brega on Saturday, March 12, 2011.
Democracy Now! correspondent Anjali Kamat interviewed him by phone on March 10, 2011. [includes rush transcript]
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Democracy Now! regrets to report that Mohammed Nabbous, a Libyan citizen journalist in Benghazi who founded Libya AlHurra TV to broadcast live online on Gaddafi violence, was shot and killed Saturday morning. [includes rush transcript]
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After a long day of traveling, Amy Goodman reports on the historic return of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to Haiti.
Ralph Nader and Daniel Ellsberg: We Need to See Courage and Mobilization Here as Well as the Middle East
As the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have virtually disappeared from mainstream media coverage, Democracy Now!'s Juan Gonzalez has a wide-ranging conversation with Pentagon whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg and longtime consumer advocate Ralph Nader about the ongoing U.S. military occupation of these countries, the treatment of WikiLeaks accused whistleblower Bradley Manning, and how this connects to the attack on worker rights in Wisconsin and beyond. Protests against the occupations and the treatment of Manning are planned for this weekend. [includes rush transcript]
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Visit our live blog for ongoing updates and photos from Haiti.
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Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is preparing to return to Haiti after seven years in exile. Aristide has lived in South Africa since he was deposed in a 2004 U.S.-backed coup. Reporting from Johannesburg, Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman speaks actor and activist Danny Glover as he prepares to accompany Aristide. [includes rush transcript]
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Garden Grove quarterback Angel Martinez said earlier this week that his team was unlike anything Corona del Mar had seen this season.
Turns out, he was wrong.
Corona del Mar, trying to win its second consecutive Southern Section championship, easily defeated third-seeded Garden Grove, 35-10, to win the Southern Division title Saturday at Angel Stadium.
Corona del Mar (12-2) got off to a great start, and only got better. On the game's first play from scrimmage, Alexander Moore intercepted a Martinez pass and returned it 30 yards for a touchdown just 12 seconds into the game.
How's that for a rebuttal?
"It was huge," second-year coach Scott Meyer said. "To start a game like that with a defensive touchdown, it was awesome."
By the time halftime rolled around, Corona del Mar held a 20-point lead and, with a defense that hadn't allowed a point in its three playoff games, Moore, Tim Reinhardt and the rest weren't about to let it slip away.
Reinhardt had three tackles for losses, including one of two sacks of Martinez. The defense had three interceptions, by Moore, Brett Greenlee and Barrett Barbado.
Behind an offense led by quarterback Cayman Carter, the Sea Kings improved to a perfect four-for-four in championship games. They won a 14-13 thriller last year against Beckman, and also won titles in 1988 and '89.
The victory is CdM's 10th in a row, but with three on-field losses—notably 21-12 to Laguna Hills in the season opener (later a forfeit victory) and 24-7 to Capistrano Valley—a spot in the state playoffs for a Division 3 Bowl Championship berth may be tough to secure when state commissioners meet on Sunday. Still, they should be in the discussion.
Garden Grove (11-3) was in the finals for the third time in four years. The Argonauts won in 2010. Prior to 2009, their previous appearance in the finals was a loss to Downey in 1945.
Regardless of what happens onward, Corona del Mar showed it was the class of the Southern Division. Not only did Maxwell return an interception for a score and have a team-high eight tackles, but the defense and special teams combined for two safeties: on a punt, the ball was snapped out the back of the end zone for a 16-3 lead; after a mishandled pitch to the running back, Charlie Griffin threw Sionne Masoe out of bounds in the end zone for a 25-3 advantage in the third quarter.
The defense also made a stand inside the 10-yard line, and forced Grove to kick a 24-yard field goal by Gabe Carillo with 6:18 left in the first half. Those were the first points allowed by CdM in the playoffs.
The defense also stopped a drive at the 11-yard line on fourth down when Grove needed to cut into a 25-3 deficit with six minutes left in the third quarter.
Meyer praised "the whole secondary" for its effort, which limited Grove to 82 yards rushing and 173 passing—109 of which came in the fourth quarter.
Carter rushed for a game-high 68 yards and two touchdows, and passed for 203 and one touchdown to pace the offense. He completed 16 of 27 passes, including seven to Cole Martin and four to Chris Johnstone for 103 yards.
Carter had a hand in both first-half touchdowns. Not only did he throw the fade to Reese, who made a terrific catch against two defenders, but but he scored on a 1-yard run to give his team a 14-0 lead.
Carter also scored on the first play of the fourth quarter, a 1-yard run to go up 32-3.
Grif Amies of Corona del Mar tied the state record for field goals in a season when he kicked his 22nd, a 43-yarder with 8:45 left in the game for a 35-3 lead. It might have broken the state record because Amies had a chance to tie with a 25-yarder in the first half; he made the kick, but a penalty instead gave CdM a first down, and it scored on Carter's 6-yard pass to Troy Reese for a 23-3 lead with three seconds remaining in the first half.
The record is held by Chris Sailer of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame. Amies had a chance to break the record with a 57-yard attempt with 3:28 remaining, but he was short. His longest of the season was 52 yards.
It was only then that the defense gave up its first touchdown of the playoffs. Martinez passed 9 yards to Josh Huff with 6:53 left in the game.
The game took a somber turn with 4:55 remaining when Garden Grove's Josh Vasquez was taken from the field on a stretcher and transported to UCI Medical Center.
Coach Willy Puga said that Vasquez heard a crack in his neck, and though he could move all his extremities, his grip was not what medics desired.


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City, county come to terms on EMS pact
By HEATHER TOMLINSON, CJ Staff Writer
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Somerset —
County and city officials appear to have come to terms on a new Somerset-Pulaski County EMS agreement.
Somerset City Council on Monday voted unanimously to approve a new contract between the City of Somerset and Pulaski County government, bringing to an end a back-and-forth between the two entities that began in January.
City officials stated in January that EMS had finished fiscal year 2012 in the red. Citing guidelines as per a 1995 interlocal agreement, the city asked that the county cover $982,907 of the shortfall.
Funding for EMS had been established through the 1995 agreement between the two entities. The county had been providing the $1.2 million yearly to EMS from occupational tax revenue.
As "overseer" of EMS, the city provided additional funding and managed the operations of EMS. The agreement also stated that additional occupational tax funds would need to cover "unanticipated" shortfalls in the EMS budget.
After some disagreements between the two entities that included the city's move to drop the inter-local agreement completely, the city and county are operating again under the 1995 guidelines while they move toward an updated agreement. Pulaski County Attorney Martin Hatfield and Somerset City Attorney Carrie Wiese have both been heavily involved in the process.
Both city and county officials confirmed in mid-May that Hatfield and Wiese had been working on a new agreement.
Wiese and Somerset Mayor Eddie Girdler on Monday thanked Hatfield for his help.
"He worked on numerous drafts," said Wiese. "He's been a big, big help."
Wiese also thanked those at EMS " ... who put their two cents in and helped us try to figure this out."
Details of the new agreement began to come to light last week, when Pulaski County Fiscal Court held a first reading of an ordinance to adjust the county's occupational tax structure to make more room for additional EMS funding. The numbers involved are still tentative and are subject to change during a second reading, which will be held at the next fiscal court meeting.
If the new structure stands, 15 percent of the occupational tax revenue will go to the county's general fund that is specifically earmarked for EMS — amounting to $1.4 million. That's up from 13 percent, which had amounted to roughly $1.2 million for EMS, although that number changed depending on how much tax revenue had been collected.
Pulaski County Treasurer Joan Isaacs explained during the fiscal court meeting that should the $1.4 million threshold not be met, it will be made up through the county's general fund. She added that anything over the $1.4 will go into the county's general fund. Those amounts will be at the mercy of yearly occupational tax collections.
Somerset Mayor Eddie Girdler on Monday stated that, as per the agreement, the county's contribution to the EMS fund will be capped at $1.4 million.
"It's going to be up to the city, unfortunately, to come up with all the cost cutting," Girdler said.
The agreement includes a lump-sum payment from the county for $550,000 — a little over half of the $982,907 the city had initially asked for. That lump sum will help cover the shortfall for both the 20120 and 2013 fiscal years.
"There's never been an issue about providing service ... the issue was how much the county was willing to put into EMS," Girdler stated on Monday. "At first they said they weren't going to put anything in. We do appreciate them changing their minds and giving us the $550,000."
"The city council feels that ... if that's all the county can come up with, we don't have any choice than to accept it," said Girdler.
Also included in the new agreement is the creation of an advisory board made up of appointees from each entity. The board would legally have no authority and only serve to provide oversight in cost-cutting measures.
"Hopefully we can work on issues like getting reimbursed for the runs for Medicare and Medicaid and (Veterans' Affairs)," said Girdler.
City officials had stated that EMS had been receiving less and less for Medicaid, Medicare and VA runs, leading to the budget issues.
The remaining step in the pursuit of a new agreement will take place at the next fiscal court meeting, when the magistrates revisit the new agreement through the second reading of the occupational tax restructuring.
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Journal Sentinel sports columnist Bob Wolfley offers his take on the local and national sports scene.
Indiana coach Tom Crean apologizes for his post-game outburst
Indiana coach Tom Crean said he apologized to Michigan assistant coach Jeff Meyer after Crean shouted at Meyer following the Hoosiers' victory over the Wolverines on Sunday in Ann Arbor.
Crean said on Monday during his weekly Big Ten teleconference that he apologized to Meyer by phone on the way to the team plane after the game on Sunday, which Indiana won, 72-71. Meyer was an assistant coach at IU under Kelvin Sampson, the coach Crean succeeded in Bloomington.
"In retrospect (I) wish I would have never addressed anything in the heat of battle," Crean said during the teleconference, according to the Indianapolis Star.
Crean characterized the incident as a "professional misunderstanding," but did not provide details.
After the game, Crean shook hands with Meyer, and according to the Star, "exchanged words, then exchanged words again."
Indianapolis television station WRTV-6 showed Crean coming back to Meyer, pointing his right index finger at him and shouting, "You know what you did. You wrecked the program. You helped wreck our program."
Indiana assistant Tim Buckley pulled Crean away from Meyer.
Asked about the exchange after the game, Crean said: "It's a heated game. It's a heated game. Ask him."
Meyer was not available to the media following the game.
In his blog on Monday, the IU beat reporter for the Star, Terry Hutchens, provided some sketchy context for exchange.
Wrote Hutchens: "So what happened at the end of the game? There are reports that Crean and Meyer exchanged words when they shook hands. Some have said Meyer said something less than complimentary to Crean. Exactly what was said there is not clear but whatever it was clearly rubbed Crean the wrong way."
On Monday, Michigan coach John Beilein addressed the matter.
"I'm not going to comment on another coach or another university," Beilein said during his weekly teleconference. "I will say that Michigan is always going to win with class and they're going to lose with class.
"We're never going to use victory or defeat as a platform for any frustrations we're going to have," Beilein said. "I'm really proud of the way Jeff showed great poise and handled himself in the aftermath of the disappointment in that loss. He's a great coach and he's helped us rebuild this program brick by brick, side by side, with me. I'm glad he's on our sideline."
Beilein said he did not see the exchange between Crean and Meyer after the game. He said he saw the video of the confrontation on Monday morning.
Beilein declined to confirm or deny Crean had apologized to Meyer.
"I'm just talking about what Michigan does," Beilein said. "I'm not commenting on what Tom Crean does or anything. I'm just saying MIchigan's going to win with class, we're going to lose with class and our players and our assistant coaches and everyone is going to do it.
"I'm not confirming anything," Beilein said. "I'm just telling you, this is Michigan, (this is how) we act and (this is what) we do."
Crean was hired by Indiana in 2008 when he was at Marquette. He took over a program with NCAA sanctions for violations under former Sampson. Meyer was on Sampson's staff but was cleared of any major violations.
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Does Tom Crean not realize that without the IU program being "wrecked", IU wouldn't have needed to hire one Tom Crean? He should be thanking Jeff Meyer.Hide replies
"Our program?" Wasn't he at Marquette at the time? I look at him and the word "smarmy" just jumps into my mind.
Crean is a bit of a pompous duck and needs to pound his chest on occasion. Michigan really threw that game away, the big10 will do its usual swan song in the madness (MSU aside).
His team wins its first outright Big 10 championship in 20 years and his first reaction is to yell at an opposing coach. The same guy who brushed past Bo Ryan rather than shake his hand. Class guy all the way.
Crean is the same guy who last week had his team cut down the nets after a loss. Someone needs to remind him IU won 5 national championships and was rated #1 in pre-season polls. You don't cut the nets down after losing to OSU to clinch a tie of the Big Ten title. Common on man...learn to deal with winning. Stay classy Bloomington. IU guys set their sights a bit higher...
That had to be an incredibly excruciating loss for the whole Michigan program; it DID take a lot of self control for Meyer to not respond, I bet.
Hating Tom Crean, even something UW and MU fans can agree on.
The biggest downside of Michigan not winning yesterday is that we will never know if both teams would have cut down one of the nets after a Michigan win.Hide replies
Now that's funny.
Yet another inverted JS article -- Bob, this entire story hinges on the fact that Meyer was an Indiana assistant under Kelvin Samson, who ran the program into the ground by committing countless violations. Yet that fact is THE LAST PARAGRAPH of your article.
Without the history, which should have been paragraph two, this entire story is meaningless to most readers, who have no clue who Jeff Meyer is.
And yes, Crean needs to continue to mature. He's much more palatable than his Marquette years, but this episode, plus not acknowledging Bo Ryan after the Badgers won at Indiana, and the bizarre cutting down of the the IU nets after a devastating home loss last week tell us Tommy Too Tan can still be his own worst enemy. Entering the Big Dance as a top seed will be the ultimate test of Crean's self-control.Hide replies
1. It would seem that Meyer was not judged to be at fault, as he is still working in college basketball, unlike Samson (who was head of the rules committee, for goodness sake).
2. Do you think Buzz would b!ch @ Crean if they met in the tourney?
Hey Eddie, the most commonly told series of events involving Sampson and Meyer is that Meyer was the third person "in" on the countless illegal three-way calls Sampson made to recruits etc. Meyer saved his hide by turning against Sampson during the NCAA investigation, who was already well on his way out the door (and on to the Bucks bench as an assistant, where I believe he still is). To me, that makes Meyer even more disgusting, and validates Crean's eruption yesterday. Still, Crean needs to be looking forward instead of backward.
As for Crean/Buzz, other than suddenly leaving Marquette under cover of night with a few crates of spray tan, Crean left the program in good shape and opened the door for Buzz, who has been much better than I expected. I doubt they have any coach bro love, but there shouldn't be any animosity between them.
Was unaware of the Meyer connection; sounds sleezy - in a sometimes sleezy business. But would the NCAA allow him to continue? Sounds odd.
And I realize that Crean and Buzz have no history, but Crean's Indiana opportunity was a direct result of the Samson years. And as poorly as it was left, I figure Indiana is a relatively easy program to turn around. If it was so awful, Crean would never have gone.
If anything, Crean should have thanked Meyer for the opportunity. Without his/Sampon's getting caught he'd likely still be at Marquette.
Lol at the apology; it's pretty obvious from the maniacal little grin and giggling as he's walking away that it was premidiatated.
premeditated. sorry
Crean is a pretty classless guy. You saw how he left Marquette. It's all about
Tom Crean. He's lost a few games this year despite having incredible talent and he's lost to teams he had no reason losing to other than he got outcoached. Against Michigan he got lucky. But this guy doesn't know how to take the high road because he just doesn't do that. Classless just like Bobby Knight.
I am not even a Marquette fan (go bucky) but this guy has always been a first class jerk. Not surprising at all that he's acting like a crybaby, but then later "oh wait I am so sorry". Weak and pitiful man - albeit a rich one!


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Last month, we asked our readers for their burning nutrition questions and put them to our resident Sports Dietician Beth Mansfield. Here Beth responds to inquiries about carbo-loading for vegetarians, recovery drinks, and the importance of determining your energy budget.
Q: I have been a vegetarian for almost a year now and am currently training for the Ottawa Marathon. Can you give me some tips for carbo-loading as a vegetarian? What food choices should I be eating a lot of?
A: To ensure that your carbohydrate intake is topped up, make sure that you include carbohydrate rich foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans) with each meal and snack. Legumes, also known as beans, are a key source of starchy carbohydrate and are easy add-ins to salads, soups and grain-based dishes. Potatoes are also a fantastic addition to a runner's diet, and are especially useful as a quick source of energy on your training runs. Just pack small boiled potatoes into your running kit and pop them in your mouth for an easy, tasty alternative to expensive and gut bothering gels during your runs.
Rice packs in even more carbohydrate than potatoes for the same serving size. So if you're looking for that extra carbohydrate blast for your muscles, power up your plate with more rice rather than potato-based dishes for your main meals. For those of you that are dealing with sensitivity to gluten-containing wheat based foods such as pasta, breads, and most cereals, opt for more rice-based dishes—and that counts for desserts too! Rice is a wheat-gluten free alternative that will help to improve the functioning and wellbeing of your gut. Choose brown rice over white and get three times more fibre and all the "whole" grain's nutrients.
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For more info on vegetarian eating, check out this article from my blog.
Q: I have heard that chocolate milk is one of the best recovery drinks out there. I have been trying it out and it seems to be working ok so far. Just wondering if chocolate milk really is the best recovery drink or if there is something else to try?
A: Chocolate milk is milk with added sugar. If you are trying to increase the energy density of your diet because you need more carbs but have a poor appetite, then these sweetened milks might be helpful. However, if you are trying to stick within your energy budget and minimize "extra" calories, then chocolate milk is not for you. Opt for plain milk and yogurt and add a small piece of fruit to get the "sugar" with the added benefits of vitamins, minerals and fibre. And remember you don't need post workout recovery drinks or snacks if you train once a day. The best recovery drink in that case would be water, followed by your next meal. You can read more about chocolate milk for recovery here.
Q: I am looking for recommendations for managing hunger pains when increasing mileage. I find I am hungrier than a bear (especially the day after a long run) and want to eat everything in sight. This makes it difficult to maintain a lean running weight and still properly fuel my body. Am I doing something wrong or missing a key component?
A: Many runners are running to get lean or stay lean—and this means they are often combining a restrictive eating pattern along with their daily training. All runners need to determine their energy budget for training and how to manipulate it to stay lean/lose weight without affecting their training and/or performance. This will also ensure that you eat enough for those tougher/longer training days but not too much on easier days.
A warning sign of too restrictive an eating pattern is feeling as hungry as a bear 1-3 days after a tough workout. This means that you did not eat enough that day and/or did not refuel adequately, and this can come back to haunt you with a feeling of no control over your eating—also known as binging. If this type of eating behaviour becomes a regular pattern, it can have serious health consequences. I would recommend meeting with a Sport Dietician to determine your proper energy budget using a resting metabolic rate test. You will then add energy expended in training and other daily physical activities to your resting rate to determine your overall daily energy requirements. And from there you can make a fueling plan that really works for you.
For more information about getting the proper amount of fuel for level of activity, check out this article on The Power of Carbohydrates.
Beth Mansfield is a sport dietitian and exercise physiologist with Peak Performance in Ottawa.
You know what this recipe is right here? Gourmet runner's fare, that's what. The raciness of pesto (pine nuts anyone?). The earthy protein of the Portobello caps. The seasonal extravagance of the asparagus (a sure sign of spring). Add bow-tie pasta and even your basic carb is dressed up for the red carpet. Whether you change out of your running gear before sitting down to eat the dish is entirely up to you. It's delicious either way.
This month's recipe by Chef Phillipe Forcioli and sourced from Runners World.
Ingredients (Serves 6)
Cals: 763
Carbs: 92 G
Fiber: 8 G
Protein: 21 G
Fat: 35 G
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