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See my tasting notes on 2008 Barbarescos and 2006 Barbaresco Riservas and Nebbiolo week - a guide for links to all the articles. Barbaresco, which in the past may have been overshadowed by its bigger and more prestigious neighbour, seems to have caught up with Barolo in every sense, except for its size. It still is only half as large as Barolo (420 ha of vines v 948 ha) with four, rather than 11 communes within the DOCG. Unsurprisingly, Barbaresco produces only half as much wine as Barolo (4.24 million bottles v 11.98). (Mick Rock's photo shows Barbaresco vineyards with the village of Neive just visible behind.) The...
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Had a great night dive last night, and spotted this baby cuttlefish. Its only 2cm long (size of the top part of your thumb), so was real lucky to get the shot.
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Another nudi I have never seen!! "Its always at that site" say Vanus, one of our dive guides, "you've just ever looked." Yep, and now I can see them, its amazing when you know where and which site. Great colouration.
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We recently received this great picture of two desperate divers. Both Erik (left) and Stephen (right) did their PADI Divemaster course with us back in 2003. Stephen went on to become a PADI Instructor, and he is now a PADI Staff Instructor working part-time in Thailand. As a Staff Instructor, Stephen does the normal courses but is also able to help out on Instructor Courses as well.
After his DM course, Erik went back to university in Sweden to finish his masters degree. Earlier this year he went to Thailand to take his Instructor course and exam, and whilst there he caught up with Stephen to relive old times. A keen underwater photographer, Erik has his own site dedicated to his trips to Sipadan and North Sulawesi. Checkout Eriks World.
Good luck to both of you guys and we hope to see you back here in Bunaken or Lembeh. If anyone else has some Two Fish photo's they wish to blog here, please send them to us.
New Staff!!! We had a new addition to our staff when Tina gave birth to our daughter. Rebecca Olwyn Emily Thomas (middle names from both her grand-mothers), was born at 5.30am on 12 April, she weighed 3kg and was 50cm, and both mother and daughter are doing fine. The father is also ok, …
A few nights ago we went on a night dive and found this Spanish Dancer, a nudibranch that is about 1 foot long and has a very large frill that makes it seem as though its "dancing" when it moves. A very beautiful creature that is not seen often, Neil (yes he is still here!) took this photo as I was guiding a student on their Night Dive as part of their Advanced Course.
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Football Friday, Under the Lights!
By Patrick Cacchio on April 1, 2011
This week's Football Friday looks back at last weekend's spring game and looks ahead to the spring recruiting season. Join Blue Devil Nation Premium to stay in the loop with Duke Football all year long. [private] Welcome to Football Friday, under the lights! This is what happens when the Football Friday author has a […]
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Football Friday looks at Duke's spring game
By Patrick Cacchio on March 25, 2011
Duke Football will hold its annual spring game this Saturday at 3 PM in Wallace Wade Stadium. The event is free to the public and offers fans a chance to get a first look at the 2011 Blue Devils. Duke men's lacrosse will host Georgetown at 1 PM in Koskinen stadium, so be sure to […]
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Football Friday evokes spring break memories
By Patrick Cacchio on March 11, 2011
March Madness is in full swing as Duke takes the court tonight in the ACC quarterfinals against Maryland. Is it just us, or do you also find that the weeks in March go a lot faster than the rest of the year? It probably has something to do with conference tournaments streaming on television and […]
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Football Friday interrupts March Madness
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Even in the middle of March Madness, Football Friday is back to satisfy your weekly craving for Duke football. So far, we've covered Duke's incoming freshman class, football recruiting 101, and a look at the fall schedule. While we love us some good recruiting scoop here at BDN, we think it's also just as important […]
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Last year: 11-1
Top players: Billy Choi, Sr., backstroke, butterfly, IM; Pat Orkins, Jr., distance freestyle; Peter Fulton, Jr., butterfly, backstroke; Chris Curtin, Jr., IM, butterfly, breaststroke.
Note: Returning five state finalists from 2010, only one of whom is a senior, the other four are juniors.
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Last year: 3-3
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Last year: 1-8
Top players: Domingo Galarza, Jr., 100 butterfly; Xavier Delgado, Sr., 200 MR; Anthony Arroyo, Jr., MR.
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Coach: Lisa Cooney
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Source: FX Sarah Paulson as Lana What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Don't be fooled, Lana may look like she's covering a story, but eventually the reporter ends up committed in Briarcliff along with all the other crazies. Her girlfriend hands her over to the asylum after she threatens to expose the institution's secrets. Source: FX 1 / 10 Evan Peters as Kit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kit is committed to Briarcliff after being convicted of killing his wife. Though he's being treated as if he's incredibly dangerous, Kit asserts that he did not commit the crime. Rather, he believes she was abducted by aliens. Unfortunately, Sister Jude doesn't believe him and instead she shackles and chains the poor guy. Source: FX 2 / 10 Chloe Sevigny as Shelley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not many details have been disclosed about this character, other than that she's been affectionately nicknamed Shelley the Nymphomaniac. We can only imagine the crazy hijinks she'll get into. 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Novel heme-containing enzyme possibly involved in lignin degradation by the white-rot fungus Junghuhnia separabilima
Article first published online: 27 MAR 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1574-6968.1992.tb05541.x
FEMS Microbiology Letters
Volume 99, Issue 1, pages 53–58, November 1992
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Vares, T., Lundell, T. K. and Hatakka, A. I. (1992), Novel heme-containing enzyme possibly involved in lignin degradation by the white-rot fungus Junghuhnia separabilima. FEMS Microbiology Letters, 99: 53–58. doi: 10.1111/j.1574-6968.1992.tb05541.x
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- Article first published online: 27 MAR 2006
- (Received 29 June 1992, Revised 1 September 1992, Accepted 3 September 1992)
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- Lignin peroxidase;
- Junghuhnia separabilima
Abstract The white-rot fungus Junghuhnia separabilima (Pouz.)Ryv, showed high levels of laccase production in cultures supplemented with veratric acid. Laccase, lignin peroxidase and an unknown peroxidase were separated from the extracellular culture fluid using anion-exchange FPLC. Three laccase species, three lignin peroxidases and a novel heme-containing protein were characterized by gel electrophoresis and isoelectric focusing. The new hemoprotein has a molecular mass of 44 kDa, isoelectric point of 3,4 and pH optimum of 5.5 for oxidation of o-dianisidine in the presence of H2O2. However it oxidised diaminobenzidine and guaiacol in the absence of H2O2. Veratryl alcohol and phenol red were not substratesfor this enzyme with or without addition of H2O2 and Mn(II). In addition the enzyme did not produce H2O2.


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The other Jackson Lab eyes Sarasota
Date: April 1, 2011
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
APRIL FOOLS — Now that the state has refused to meet one of Jackson Lab's main demands to build a huge facility in Sarasota County, the Bangor, Maine,-based research laboratory may look elsewhere.
The Legislature let Jackson Lab know last week that it would not be able to come up with the $100 million that the company was seeking as an incentive.
County officials were counting on the new genetics-research facility to bring more than 400 jobs to the area and generate about $130 million in state and local taxes into the economy. Now they're scrambling to find an alternative.
The county is now wooing a lesser-known Jackson Lab, which is headquartered in Coldwater, Mich.
Its mission is much different than the heralded Maine-based company.
The other Jackson Lab cryogenically stores the bodies of famous people named Jackson, until the technology that can restore them to life emerges.
"We allow the world's most well-known Jacksons to remain together," said lab President Gerald Jackson. "Although we come from different corners of the globe, Jacksons are all like-minded."
Already frozen in futuristic stainless steel tubes are: Shoeless Joe Jackson, former President Andrew Jackson, Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson, artist Jackson Pollack and, of course, Michael Jackson.
"When Michael made his reservation with us, he jokingly referred to himself as the King of Popsicles," Jackson said. "A couple of people laughed to be polite."
Among the people who have made their reservations are actor Samuel L. Jackson, former baseball player Reggie Jackson, rock musician Jackson Browne and Randy Jackson, of "American Idol."
The lab's president is optimistic that in 20 to 30 years a rejuvenation process will be perfected, and the Jacksons will be thawed and given life once again.
"When the time comes, it will be the largest Jackson reunion the world has ever known," he said.
The entry rules at Jackson Lab are quite strict. Only people with the actual name Jackson will be accepted. For instance, the child of a golfing legend tried to reserve his spot but was turned away — Gary Nicklaus wrote "Jack's son" on the entry form.
The economic impact of Jackson Lab junior will be much less than the original Jackson Lab. Instead of 400-plus jobs, it will bring three. And the economic impact will be slightly more than $2,000 per year in tax revenue.
"But many of our employees like to dine out four or five times a week," said Jackson. "So they'll be pumping some money into the local economy."
If it receives County Commission approval, Jackson Lab will be hiring three people from Sarasota. However, only people named "Jackson" will be considered.
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So why after Janna receiving an upgrade on her skills particles, didn't Frost Queen Janna got its particles updated too?
It's also the only skin with particle recolors <.<
People too busy playing the Victory Janna skin
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I would love to know if they will update this skin, a red answer would be cool.
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Meh. If I played Janna more I'd get Frost Queen. It's still the best skin. I'm disappointed with Victorious since it doesn't match the awesome splash art and doesn't even have new particles.
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Not sure, Frost Queen is her best skin and they could've at least updated the particles along with all her others.
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Certified interpreters are in very high demand and the pay varies greatly because of that high demand. Interpreters can work for an organization or work freelance. For more information on Sign Language Interpreting, visit the department office (PHS 252) or go contact Dr. Bryan Berrett.
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On Monday morning, Suarez revealed on Twitter that he had been fined by the club.
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"For my unacceptable behaviour yesterday the club has fined me today," the 26-year-old wrote. "I have asked the club to donate the money to the Hillsborough Family Support Group for the inconvenience I have created to the Liverpool fans and to Ivanovic."
Suarez wrote on Sunday night that he had personally apologised to Ivanovic for the incident.
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It is our desire at Calvary Lutheran Chapel to encourage all who attend our services to have an encounter with the Living God through music. Whether it be through congregational singing of traditional hymns or contemporary chorus, or through special music selections sung or played by member of our praise band, we hope to invite all to be edified and encouraged by praising and worshiping our Lord in song. We believe we were created to glorify God and consider it a huge privilege as a team to lead people in unified worship of our Savior through music.
Here at Calvary you do not need to be a "professional" musician to be a part of the music ministry. We encourage people of all levels of ability to use the gift of music that God has given to them to help bless those around them. Our goal is excellence in all we do (not perfection) and, to our team, excellence is defined as doing the best we can with what God has given to us. So, we do have rehearsal to refine our ability and learn to play and sing together as a team so we are as musically prepared as possible. However, we also believe in spiritual preparation through prayer and teaching on the subject of music in the bible. Our hope is that all who are a part of the music ministry at Calvary will find the experience spiritually uplifting and fun, all within a relaxed yet focused atmosphere.
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All the Levites who were musicians—Asaph, Heman, Jeduthun and their sons and relatives—stood on the east side of the altar, dressed in fine linen and playing cymbals, harps and lyres. They were accompanied by 120 priests sounding trumpets. The trumpeters and singers joined in unison, as with one voice, to give praise and thanks to the LORD. Accompanied by trumpets, cymbals and other instruments, they raised their voices in praise to the LORD and sang:
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You've Arrived at Haneda: What Now?
Expanded Haneda Airport lets you enjoy the city easier with good access to central Tokyo.
Now that newly expanded Haneda Airport offers good access to central Tokyo, it's easier than ever to enjoy the city's various faces, from the newest spots to old-fashioned neighborhoods exuding a sense of history. Here are suggestions for mini-travels in Japan originating from Haneda. Please note that travel times given are approximate and may vary, depending on traffic conditions.
Recommended Sightseeing Spots
If you arrived early in the morning, how about a sushi breakfast at Tsukiji?
The Tsukiji Market is the huge wholesale market that feeds Tokyo. Covering an area of 230,000 square meters, it has a daily turnover of 3,300 tons of fish and vegetables valued at two billion yen.
The inner market has 38 sushi restaurants and 35 stores selling various products, all of which serve tourists. Shops do tend to close around 1:30 p.m., so plan accordingly. Visitors are allowed to tour the market but should take care not to interfere with operations (
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The outer market, which consists mainly of retailers, hums with activity from early morning. It's a maze of lanes with 400 shops selling everything from fresh fish to dried marine products, fish paste dumplings, fresh meat, kitchen tools and so on. There are lots of sushi and domburi (rice bowl with savory topping) restaurants, some of which operate 24 hours a day.
Take the Keikyu Line Airport Limited Express/Subway Asakusa Line from Haneda Airport International Terminal Station to Daimon Station (travel time 22 min.); transfer there to the Subway Oedo Line and get off at Tsukijishijo Station (5 min.). Or, 10 min. on foot from Subway Asakusa Line Higashi-ginza Station.
Feel the echoes of Edo with a stroll around Asakusa
Asakusa is the Tokyo neighborhood that most strongly retains the atmosphere of the Edo period (1603–1868). As the district closest to Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa flourished during the Edo period and vestiges of that old atmosphere can still be discovered here and there today.
Senso-ji Temple, said to have been founded in the seventh century, is Tokyo's oldest temple and one of the city's premier attractions, visited by 30 million people a year. Pass under the huge red lantern hanging from the Kaminarimon Gate, the symbol of Asakusa, walk through Japan's oldest shopping arcade, the Nakamise, and you will soon see the temple's pagoda soaring into the blue sky.
The Nakamise, the main approach to the temple, stretches 250 meters from the Kaminarimon to the Hozomon, Senso-ji's inner gate. Said to have sprung up in the 17th century, the Nakamise is made up of 89 shops, 54 on the east side and 35 on the west. With a frontage of four to seven meters, the shops are small but offer a profuse array of merchandise perfect as souvenirs from Japan, ranging from traditional festival wear, Japanese-style umbrellas and geta (wooden clogs) to props for traditional dance and folding fans. Some shops also make Japanese-style sweets on the premises. No matter how often you visit Asakusa, you're sure to come upon something new every time. Business hours for Nakamise shops are generally 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., although this varies depending on the shop.
Take the Keikyu Line Airport Limited Express/Subway Asakusa Line from Haneda Airport International Terminal Station and get off at Asakusa Station (travel time 35 min.).
Calling all electronics fans and otaku: Akihabara, where the latest trends are there for you to discover
One of the world's foremost electronics store districts, Akihabara has it all—from huge, glittering emporiums to hole-in-the-wall shops dealing in second-hand items sought by hard-core geeks. In recent years, Akihabara has also become known as the place where anime and video game fans gather and keep up with the latest trends. Akihabara is also popular with foreign visitors and has become firmly established as a prime international tourism spot, and a visit here is a chance to experience cutting-edge Akihabara culture.
Chuo-dori, which runs north to south, is Akihabara's main street. This is where the large electronics stores, with their bright neon signs, are located, and shops nearby specialize in anime and video games.
Akihabara is also the birthplace of the ever-popular "maid cafés," where customers dropping in for refreshments are greeted by young women dressed in maid uniforms.
Take the Keikyu Line Airport Limited Express from Haneda Airport International Terminal Station to Shinagawa Station (travel time 13 min.); transfer there to the JR Yamanote Line and get off at Akihabara (15 min.). Or, take the Tokyo Monorail Haneda Express from Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho Station (13 min.); transfer there to the JR Yamanote Line and get off at Akihabara Station (10 min.).
Shibuya, where youth culture is born
Ceaselessly originating new fashions and new music, Shibuya is the cradle of Japan's youth culture. This bustling spot, with innumerable restaurants and stores large and small, is one of the world's premier entertainment districts, where the young gather around the clock.
Just outside the Hachiko exit of Shibuya Station is Japan's busiest pedestrian scramble. This "Shibuya-style crossing" was adopted by a busy area of London last year.
To the north of the pedestrian scramble lies Shibuya Center-gai, teeming with the young on their way to the area's department stores, large variety stores, music shops and restaurants. Nearby are PARCO and Shibuya 109, the fashion buildings that's female teenagers' favorite destination for shopping.
Take the Keikyu Line Airport Limited Express from Haneda Airport International Terminal Station to Shinagawa Station (travel time 13 min.); transfer there to the JR Yamanote Line and get off at Shibuya Station (13 min).
Ooedo-Onsen-Monogatari: Relax at an onsen (hot springs) theme park
Ooedo-Onsen-Monogatari, at Odaiba in the Tokyo Bay area, is Japan's largest onsen theme park. At this Edo-themed facility, users change into yukata (cotton kimono) during their stay.
Designed for all-day entertainment, this complex has open-air baths, hot stone baths and sand saunas, offers beauty treatments, and has restaurants, gift shops and accommodation facilities. Visitors arriving on an early-morning flight can stop off here for a relaxing bath before heading for a day of sightseeing.
Take the Tokyo Monorail to Tennozu Isle Station; transfer there to the Rinkai Line and get off at Tokyo Teleport Station. From there, board a complimentary shuttle bus to the facility (7 min.). A complimentary shuttle bus is also available from Shinagawa Station, but it is recommended to check the shuttle bus operation schedule beforehand. Another option for getting from Haneda to the Odaiba area is the Keikyu Limousine Bus, which leaves from Haneda approximately every 30 minutes.
Next, Yokohama
Yokohama, 30 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, is a port city. It was one of the ports opened up to the outside world in the 1860s as the Edo shogunate brought Japan's period of seclusion to an end, and it was here that Japan's modern era dawned. This city offers both a foreign atmosphere and typical Japanese scenic views, with historic Western-style buildings, a bustling Chinatown with over 500 shops crowded into an area of 0.2 square km, and one of the best Japanese-style gardens in the Kanto area. In the Minato Mirai district, visitors can enjoy a distinctive atmosphere that combines the red brick warehouses of the old port with the cosmopolitan cityscape of futuristic buildings standing against a backdrop of a Ferris wheel and the bridge spanning the harbor.
From Haneda Airport, take the Keikyu Line limited express and get off at Yokohama Station (travel time 30 min.).
Recommended Tour Routes
Here are a number of recommended excursion routes for a casual tour during a layover at Haneda, or whenever the mood strikes you.
Ninety-minute Tour
Stroll the streets of Harajuku, home of Japanese cutting-edge fashion
The Harajuku-Omotesando-Shibuya area is a dream for fashion lovers, where visitors can browse for everything from second-hand castoffs to high-end brands. Youthful energy keeps the place buzzing.
Haneda Airport → (Keikyu Line + Yamanote Line, 26 min.) → Harajuku Station→ (10 min. on foot) → Omotesando Station → (Subway Ginza Line, 2 min.) → Shibuya Station→ (Yamanote Line + Keikyu Line, 23 min.) → Haneda Airport
Two-hour Tour
Enjoy fresh sushi in Tsukiji; tour the home of high-end shopping and finish with a walk in a traditional neighborhood
Treat yourself to delicious sushi at the Tsukiji Market, followed by a stroll down Ginza, renowned for its premium brand stores, and through Asakusa, the neighborhood around Senso-ji Temple.
Haneda Airport → (Keikyu Line/Subway Asakusa Line + Subway Oedo Line, 27 min.) → Tsukijishijo Station → (10 min. on foot) → Ginza Station (Subway Ginza Line, 16 min.) → Asakusa Station → (Subway Asakusa Line + Keikyu Line, 35 min.) → Haneda Airport
Three-hour tour
Combination tour—from cutting-edge fashion to Edo culture
After shopping at the malls in Odaiba, enjoy views of Tokyo from sightseeing boats on the Sumida River. In Asakusa, enjoy walking around a neighborhood still rich with the echoes of yesteryear.
Haneda Airport → (Tokyo Monorail + Rinkai Line, 50 min.; or limousine bus, 40 min.) → Odaiba → (Tokyo Cruise Ship, 50 min.) → Asakusa → (Subway Asakusa Line + Keikyu Line, 35 min.) → Haneda Airport
Note: The above routings indicate actual time in transit only. Double that amount of time should be allotted, to take into account actual sightseeing and rest stops along the way.
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OMAHA - Rajmohan Gandhi visited Omaha to give a lecture and receive the Creighton presidential medallion.
Even with Mohandas K. Gandhi as a grandfatherly example, historian and human rights advocate Rajmohan Gandhi can be tempted to despair by the state of the world decades after the Mahatma led India to freedom through nonviolent resistance.
But Gandhi finds reasons for hope and faith in events large and small, he said in an interview Monday before delivering a lecture at Creighton University.
"The temptations of despair are very frequent," said Gandhi, a former member of India's Parliament who is now a professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. "But I do see the daily evidence of the triumph of goodness....
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You have to want to be President awfully badly to purposely scare the hell out of parents whose children face illness and disability in their lives. You also have to be a perfectly despicable human being.
Appearing yesterday with his wife, Karen, on the Glenn Beck program, Rick Santorum joined his wife in 'revealing' that it was the passage of Obamacare that motivated them to enter into the presidential race.
According to Karen Santorum, "Because we have as you know a little angel, little Bella, special needs little girl, and when Obamacare passed, that was it, that put the fire in my belly."
Had that been the end of it, I'd have no problem whatsoever with Mrs. Santorum's comment. If Karen Santorum feels that there is a better way to protect the health and wellbeing of her child, it is not only her right but her responsibility to do everything she can on behalf of her little girl and every child out there in similar circumstances. I would fully respect her for the same even if I disagree with her assessment of what the law means to her daughter and others who suffer illness.
But it did not end there—not by a long shot. Instead, Rick Santorum chimed in his agreement by arguing that the health care law would ration care based on the 'usefulness' of an individual.
It's all about utilization, right? It's all about how do we best allocate resources where they are most effectively used? [...] Government allocating resources best on how to get the best bang for your dollars and it's all about utility. It's all about the usefulness of the person to society, instead of the dignity of every human life and the opportunity for people who love and care for people to give them the best possibility to have the best possible life.
I don't believe that Rick Santorum knows the first thing about dignity in a human life. He couldn't. If he did he could not possibly have made such a statement knowing how this would cause fear for so many when it is a complete lie.
Never mind that the ACA has made it possible for children like Bella Santorum to always access health insurance, without lifetime caps and without the possibility for exclusion because of being born with a tragic illness or disability. Never mind that, because of the ACA, children born into a lifetime of medical challenges will never again face a time when they are denied the health insurance necessary to pay for their expensive healthcare needs.
And never mind that we are left to scratch our heads in wonderment that leading organizations such as the American Association of People with Disabilities, National Organization For Rare Disorders, The Arc of the United States, and numerous additional widely recognized and respected groups whose sole purpose is to represent the needs of those Santorum tells us will be deemed disposable, have not only registered their support for the ACA, but have gone to the trouble and expense to actually file an amicus brief with the Supreme Court to defend the law.
Apparently, Santorum either believes that these organizations are led by the dumbest people alive; that they have entered into some sort of deal with the devil to sell out the very people they exist to defend for reasons that escape the rational mind; or he simply could not care less that his statements will be heard by people who are the parents of special children and that they will be terrified.
Let's take a look at the what law actually does and who it affects.
There are lies, damn lies and statistics.
I know statistics can be made to prove anything.
I didn't see 15% anywhere in what I sent you except in relation to seniors and bankruptcy. It states plainly the population adjusted bankruptcy rate. It also only uses since 2005 because of the changes in bankruptcy laws in the US, and not after 2008 because of the extraordinary increase in bankruptcy with isolation of one cause being difficult.
The true difficulty is determining where one would get their numbers without doing the numbers yourself. Then you would have you own biases.
My article says it is all from government sources and seems to prove a higher bankruptcy rate in Canada. Your article shows an extraordinarily high number of people who are bankrupt because of medical illness. I would suspect that this includes people who had all their medical bills covered, but can not continue at their current job. This would not be relevant to our discussion.
I have to assume my numbers are legit, you have to decipher which of your numbers are caused by what.
Statistics are as unhelpful as they are helpful. Medical studies do the same many times.
I am, from this point forward, convinced that I made my point unequivocally because of the veracity of my article regardless of these obvious assumptions. You are entitled to feel the same way in opposition, of course. I am, however, delighted to have opened myself up for further comments from this board.
Thanks Bill for telling it like it is. I can't believe Rick is not aware of the population control agenda currently in force. Of course those who require more medical care will be decreased in one way or another. I found a scary memo sent by Frederick Jaffe (VP PP) to Bernard Berelson (Pres. World Population Counceil), dated 3/11/69, many suggestions of which are already in place. Very interesting reading.
Amen!! The facts check. Thank you for responsible and accurate reporting.
Health care is NOT an enumerated power.
Education is NOT an enumerated power.
Welfare is NOT an enumerated power.
For any federal official to grab this power, especially to buy votes, is a violation of their oath of office and makes them into a thief, and a thief of the very worst ilk, for they are stealing very precious liberties bought with patriot blood.
These actions can and must be done at the state level where they can compete in the marketplace of ideas. Anything else is a huge, dangerous, illegal centralization of power that moves us perilously close to tyranny of an Obama (left wing) or a Santorum (right wing).
Legalize the Constitution!!!
Dave- drop the Ron Paul/Tea Party politics. Your comment is not only out of step with modern policy, it also has an abstract (at best) relevance to the article. Just in case you are interested, or any other reader for that matter, you are correct in that health care, education, and welfare are not SPECIFICALLY enumerated powers (for those interested, Dave is referring to Article 1, section 8 of the Constitution which is the basis for Federal Legislative power). However, you fail to realize that this same article and section begins by saying "Congress shall have Power to lay and collect Taxes . . . [to] provide for the common Defen[se] and GENERAL WELFARE of the United States." What do you think gave Congress the authority to make the advances in health care and education in the first place? You can make the argument for smaller government and a return to founding principles without regurgitating political nonsense.
Our Constitution is meaningless, outdated, and does little to protect your rights and everything to protect the aristcratic and feudal class society it came from.
There are many Constitutions out there, many that are new due to uprisings around the World and when compared to ours, well, it just doesn't stand-up any longer. I encourage all to read a few of them.
@dave mcfarland
Health care is NOT an enumerated power.
Education is NOT an enumerated power.
Welfare is NOT an enumerated power."
Really, do you think those things existed in the way-back-when? Do you really want a constitution you will do "this" and "this", the states will do "that" and "that", with everything spelled out? In that case, the constitution would have been outdated in the second week. It was deliberately vague.
Thank you.