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Storage just keeps getting smaller yet larger as mobile devices get more and more popular. Toshiba's usually one of the big dogs when it comes to OEM storage, and now they have a new line of 1.8 inch drives for PMP devices like tablets and media players.
Available in 160GB, 200GB and 220GB flavors, these are the first drives of their size featuring low-insertion force (LIF) SATA connectors. With a 16MB cache Requiring just 0.35 watts at idle, they should be both snappy and battery-friendly. These drives should find themselves in manufacturer's hands sometime in February.
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Hillary: Experienced? Not Even Informed!
Hillary Clinton has made the campaign's focal point as her "experience."
But she doesn't seem to see facts as important.
Yesterday I noted Mike Huckabee's excuse for not being aware of the Iran NIE report.
Hillary Clinton is under the impression that President Musharraf is running unopposed for reelection in Pakistan. In fact, Musharraf was reelected on October 6. The upcoming elections are for parliamentary seats.
"If President Musharraf wishes to stand for election, then he should abide by the same rules that every other candidate will have to follow," she told CNN's Wolf Blitzer (.pdf) Dec. 28. Two days later, she told ABC's George Stephanopolous "[Musharraf] could be the only person on the ballot. I don't think that's a real election."
A spokesman for Clinton, Howard Wolfson (one of the most obnoxious public spokesmen ever), said Clinton was referring to Musharraf's party, not the president himself. However, Hot Air says that "she gets nearly everything about the Pakistani political situation and upcoming elections wrong." Check his explanation.
42 Responses to "Hillary: Experienced? Not Even Informed!"
Ha Ha. Why should I vote for such an uninformed candidate?
Why should a war goddess acquaint herself with paltry facts? Her husband and Bush Jr. have set the standard: Bombs away and facts be damned!
What a waste of champain money. Quit and give the rest to help the homeless Vets.
History is glossed over in U.S. public schools.
Historical facts are distorted and misrepresented. For example, shameful events such as internment of American citizens of Japanese ancestry during WWII are hardly ever mentioned, presented as an anomaly.In addition, there is no direct material gain from learning about history and discovering uncomfortable truths. So why bother.
It is no wonder that the products of the disinformation machine cannot discern fact from fantasy and our politicians lead the country into the ravine.
** Those who do not know their country's history are doomed to repeat the errors of the past ***
The wannabe Empress is as educated on the issues as the rest of the degenerate media selected front runners. None of them are capable of running this Empire because they don't live in reality.
"History is glossed over in U.S. public schools.
Historical facts are distorted and misrepresented. For example, shameful events such as internment of American citizens of Japanese ancestry during WWII are hardly ever mentioned, presented as an anomaly."Absolutely false. I've taught history in public schools, and the textbooks I've seen and used deal extensively with issues such as slavery, indian removal, and – yes – the internment of Japanese citizens during WWII.
But I'm not sure what any of this has to do with Hillary Clinton.
Is it possible that there might be a more repellant public figure than Hillary Clinton? Seemingly a cross between Leonid Breszhnev and a senior level partner at some Big Six accounting firm, Clinton's planned personality attains to the almost reptilian at times.
I haven't voted since 1992 but I'd seriously consider voting Republican next time out solely to ensure her defeat. That's how utterly detestable I consider her. They could even put that paramecium, Giuliani, up and I'd vote for him just to keep Clinton's tentacles off the wheel. I mean really, what have we become?
Then the abysmal ignorance of the great majority of our youth becomes harder to explain. The cretinism of American high school and university students in history and geography is legendary. If the textbooks are adequate and the courses mandatory, than this sorry state of affairs is perplexing. One possible explanation is perhaps the pervasive culture of greed and mindless consumerism that kids are constantly assailed with. The 'idiot box' warps their priorities and history is relegated to permanently deleted cerebral files. -
Fantastic description! The ugly face of democratic pluralism!
But seriously, John, let's hope that a Republican vote doesn't mean having to vote Giuliani. To do so would be opening the door to letting people like Norman Podhoretz (one of Giuliani's top foreign policy advisors) call the shots, and I do mean shots… directed at Iran. It would then be our duty to the country and the rest of the world to vote against that nightmare, even if it meant voting Hillary (who, unfortunately is also a hawk on Iran).
Hopefully, we'll have a clearer picture of the Republican field after Iowa and NH. Wouldn't it be nice not to vote for the lesser of two evils, just for once?!
Thank you John for elucidating this matter for me. I was always at a lost trying to figure out the order, genus, family and species Giuliani belonged to.
I don't mean to excuse ignorance, and I'd rather be posted on a pole like the Zulus used to do to their enemies than vote for Hillary, but I wonder if we don't expect a little much sometimes. You're campaigning 16-18 hours a day, you've got to have some ready retort for just about everything (since we insist on pestering our presidents and candidates about even the most jejune matters), and you have to remember mountains of trivia.
Bush couldn't name the Prime Minister of Thailand in 2000. Now that I think about it, I can't either. Is it really that important? Get the big things right and fill in the details later. The correct knock against Hillary is that she gets the big things wrong. Piddly stuff is, well, piddly stuff, even if knowing is better than not knowing.
"Two days later, she told ABC's George Stephanopolous "[Musharraf] could be the only person on the ballot. I don't think that's a real election.'"
I expect she'd be talking out of the other side of her mouth if she happily found herownself as the one and only on the ballot.
Yes, they "dealt" with those issues, but from what perspective, with what bias, and with what mixture of disinformation? For example, did your "history" texts detail Franklin D. Roosevelt's involvement in pressuring the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbor? Or Harry Truman's refusal to accept the Japanese' unconditional surrender in order to "demonstrate" U.S. nuclear power to the Soviets by way of the murder of hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians? Just two of an avalanche of facts not "dealt with" in the public drone factories.
Years ago I use to like the Clintons, but that´s quite different now. I follow the articles about the American candidates, seen from my German eyes, and I am shocked about all of them except Ron Paul!
Wether the democratic nor the republics are clearly informed, most of them clueless and egotist.
Guiliani was hiding and running at 9/11, leaving destortet radios.
Huckaby got a fone call from God (?). Hillary says something, an then she utters the contrary. And all of them are pro WAR and stand for Israel first, not getting what the zionists had done to them and others. the rest is nuts – except Ron Paul. -
Hello Brian,
I apologize, encouraging you to think as I did that I might actually vote for Giuliani or for any of the other Republicans except Paul. I am not a fascist and I shouldn't be allowing others to think that way of me. But you see what the thought of a Clinton Presidency can do to an otherwise healthy human being. You become crazed, grasping at straws.
I have abstained from voting for many years now and have only self respect to show for it. I only hope that in my dotage some usurper won't come to the nursing home and con me into some absentee ballot hoax.
She CANNOT be wrong on anything – her arrogance informs her opinion. She CANNOT care about anything – her malevolence assures all others are just small people. She CANNOT be a leader – unless she divides and conquers, holding no leadership qualities innately that draw people in. Unfortunately, and sadly, she fits the "amerikan leader" mold perfectly.
Very early on her campaign realized that one of her weaknesses was her lack of experience. So she immediatly started touting her "experience" she found one way or another to work this theme into every answer she gave. You know the old adage, tell a lie often enough and even you will believe it. So this is simply what she and her campaign staff are up to. Tell a lie often enough and mabey you can get enough voters to believe you.
Clinton and "facts?" The old 'shill-bag' wouldn't know a "fact" if that aforementioned "fact" walked up behind the old girl and bit her on her spreading bottom. Hillary Clinton and "facts?" That's pretty darn funny and if it weren't for the serious nature of the upcoming 'presidential campaign', the 'Hill' could do three or four minutes on Leno and it'd be a laugh riot.
My problem with Clinton is not that she does not know all the ins and outs of the current political situation in Pakistan or the internal operating procedures of the various political parties of Pakistan. My problem with Clinton is that she is ignorant of these facts, yet contiues to support an interventionist foriegn policy.
I think one of the primary problems with an interventionist foriegn policy is what Hayek refered to as the knowledge problem. I do not think it is realistic to expect any person to know all the ins and outs of the current political situation in the Sudan, or even to be knowledgeable about the differences between the Sunni and Shia variations of the Muslim religion. This knowledge along with the knowledge about the postponed elections in Pakistan would not be relevant if the United States Government did not meddle and just minded its own business. The only reason this information matters at all is because of the interventionist foriegn policy of the United States government. I think Clinton's ignorant comments about Pakistan proves the wisdom of a noninterventionist foriegn policy, and vindicates Dr. Paul's postion that the United States Government should not interfere in the current political situation in Pakistan, or anywhere for that matter. -
Hi Stan,
Yes, one finds taxonomy a useful exposure when it comes to describing politicians. Happily, Giuliani presents little in the way of a challenge in this regard, although I'm not sure whether it was the multi-leggedness or the absence of a shell that made his case interesting. In any event, I'd see a doctor if you were to find evidence of him swimming around in a blood sample anytime soon. I'm told that early treatment is usually efficacious.
Can we leave her bottom out of it. Let's not sink to lookism critiques.
From what I've read, it was Hillary that talked Bill into bombing.
Dame Hillarious
Just a continuation of all that ails this country.
What a buffon
It needs another Dynasty candidate like a hole in the head.
What about Mena and the other dirty linen – why hasn't the so called media picked up on that?
I see Dr Paul is the only one of them who doesn't think he has to visit Israel for the customary 'annointing' approval.
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Hitlery has about as much chance of becoming president of the USA as did Pat Paulson.
She is a joke.
Just ignore her.
Well Mike you might want to have a look at
as well as numerous other books before you start telling us that American history is portrayed accurately.
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I like "Hitlery" very much. Excellent imagery, although I think Brezhnev more of a match at a personal level. These might otherwise be subtle things, but imagining Hillary atop Lenin's tomb with dour face together with four or five plumpish sixty-five year olds in overcoats is a lot easier than her in brown shirt with peaked cap and arm band beating up on some Social Democrat, wouldn't you agree? And besides, her friends at the New York Post vastly prefer a less histrionic sort, one more predictably malleable as normally would be required of a manager of a Middle Eastern polcy tethered to a client state. I'd say "Breszhnevery", then, as opposed to "Hitlery", but have it your way if you insist.
That's because we only have one party here in the US, and that's the WAR party. No need to vote for the lesser of two evils, just vote Ron Paul. He voted against the war, and opposes undeclared war. Hillary, and Guiliani all bow down to AIPAC, just like all the other puppets, who are suppossed "front runners" They all work for special interests, not Americans like you or I.
Well, I never thought I would be defending Hillary Clinton on here but she is certainly more experienced than Obama. And to call her "Hitlery"? I mean you guys really love to throw around that Hitler term for anyone you are angry at. Kind of childish if you ask me.
What do you expect from a shtupid broad! It's Hillar special at KFC. Two fat thighs small breast & a left wing!
Hillary's so called experience is not worth squat. She voted for war with Iraq without reading the intelligence report. She voted to allow illigal aliens drivers licenses. She's all for bombing the hell of Iran. She has given all her love and support to Isreal regardless how many international laws Isreal breaks and now she thinks Musharrif is running for reelection. She's only a legend in her own mind. Sipping tea with Bhutto doesn't make her an expert on foreign affairs. Look at who is financing her campaign and it will tell you who owns her. " tell me who you associate with and I'll tell you who you are". She is associated with a bunch of unscrupulous and criminal characters. She will lose big time.
"Absolutely false. I've taught history in public schools, and the textbooks I've seen and used deal extensively with issues such as slavery, indian removal, and – yes – the internment of Japanese citizens during WWII."
Bah. Easily 90% of what I would categorize as uncomfortable truths about U.S. history, especially the devilish details that would preclude the telling of whitewashed/fairy tale/limited hangout versions of the same events, are not to be found in public school textbooks. It's mostly left to individuals on their own initiative outside of the state indoctrination centers known as public schools and the mainstream corporate media system to learn the unvarnished truth about this country. Looking back and knowing what I know now, it's stunning just how brainwashed, ignorant, conforming, servile and lacking in the capacity for critical, independent thought people run through the public school system come out as. It has to be by design.
That was unnecessary, sexist,and cruel.
You are so correct, elka.
Except, there is also Kucinich and Gravel, both for peace in our time.
The only experience Hillary has is at lying and stealing. She's worse than Bush because she would do her crimes with better PR.
Billary not only speaks out of both sides of her mouth but her ass as well. The corporations (military industrial complex) will win this election no matter who wins. Anyone who tries to deviate from their course will be eliminated by a lone-nut (witness J.F.K., M.L.K, and R.F.K.).
I don't care whether Hillary knows about Pakistan's elections or the difference between a prime minister and a president, she will have plenty of time to learn these details. I worry more about her desire to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries even to the point of military action. Even if she had answered that question correctly I would still suggest that we vote for Ron Paul.
Kucinich upped the ante on Paul. He went to Damascus.
Oh my gawd, you did NOT just link to Hot Air!
Hillary is a turd. We don't need to rely on the word of the mouth-breathers at Hot Air to confirm it.
So now we know that not only is La Clinton pro-war, anti-gun, pro-police state, etc., but she turns out to be every bit as contemptuous of reality as our current reigning emperor, Shrub "Dubya" Enron. And she's just as willing to take us to war for no reason but her corporate raider owners (she's the top pick of the military-industrial complex) tell her to. More of the same corporate welfare and big-government liberal-conservatism. A vote for Hillary is a vote for Bush. She's no different from Il Giuliani, that fascist paramecium. "Hitlery" indeed!
If the GOP are so depraved as to reject Ron Paul for yet another Emperor Enron, Dr. Paul had better accept the Libertarian Party's offer to run on their ticket. Then we can bypass the Republicrats and vote for the first electable Libertarian candidate. President Paul 2008!
"A vote for Hillary is a vote for Bush. She's no different from Il Giuliani, that fascist paramecium. "Hitlery†indeed!"
Ah, yes, a man sufficiently familiar with both parasitology and the history of National Socialism to make a meaningful contribution to today's political discourse. A unique combination of talents but one badly needed at this time. Nicely done, Dennis.
Somebody has no self-awareness.

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Sweet electric Freddie Hubbard – a wonderfully laidback session that's filled with space and soul – hardly what you'd expect from the title! The album follows nicely in the style that Hubbard hit at CTI – an openly flowing groove that has Freddie's trumpet on top of long electric piano lines from George cables, with occasional fuller backings to flesh out the sound! Arrangements are by Dale Oehler, who's conducting a larger group behind a core quintet that also features excellent reeds from Junior Cook – possibly one of his strongest (and only) appearances on an electric date like this. Cables is the champ, though – and really makes the set cook by changing the vibe strongly with his keys – setting a tone for Freddie throughout. Titles include "Camel Rise", "Crisis", "Too High", "Black Maybe", and "Baraka Sasa". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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» 2012 Forum Recordings
Audio recordings form the New City Arts Forum are now available for download through iTunes. While these recordings are made available at no charge, donations are gladly accepted.
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Nicholas Wolterstorff, Dan Siedell, Howard Singerman, Russell Willis Taylor (National Arts Strategies), and Jamie Bennett (National Endowment for the Arts) are among the featured presenters.
Topics range from "What is the Responsibility of the Artist?" to "Why Do the Arts Matter?" to "What is Good Art?"
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Deakin's Global Experience Program offers a 3 week Practicum Placement in Vancouver, Canada. Home of the 2010 Winter Olympics and Most Liveable City on the world.
The Global Experience Program is a teaching practicum program for students enrolled in 2nd and 3rd year primary teaching courses. If you complete a practicum overseas, you substitute it for practicum in Victoria!
The tentative dates for this incredible international teaching experience are 18 October - 9 November 2013.
The Global Experience Program Provides:
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I sought treatment when I became so desperate and unhappy that I came to the conclusion that I couldn't afford not to get help. With help and support I began to feel better. I realized that there is hope. I'm happy again. I look forward to the next day, and am able to enjoy my relationships. This is a new and better world for me now."
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A vision for rural education
By Dr. Kenneth Hilton
Vision statements should be ambitious. Ours certainly is. Sullivan West envisions "a learning community committed to the continuous pursuit of excellence and equity, and dedicated to enriching the lives of all students." "Excellence and equity… enriching the lives of all students"—those are tall orders, especially in light of the challenges and obstacles we face. Read more
The future of farming?
By Sean Zigmund
Since the dawn of agriculture, feeding ourselves has driven an increase in a myriad of other highly consumptive processes that boil down to a single equation: food = energy. Energy use will only increase as our population does, yet our primary source of energy, fossil fuel, is steadily decreasing. While renewable energy use in the U.S. is on the rise, its use is a fraction of what we use to live. Perhaps a neighborhood farming model is just what we need to move to a more sustainable future. Read more
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When I was offered the opportunity to write this article about my visions for the area, my first inclination was to write about the projects I am involved in and the benefits to the community. Then it struck me that my visions depend on the American people returning to the way we were as a nation on December 8, 1941. Read more
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UB Women's Cross Country Named as All-Academic Squad
BUFFALO, NY – The University at Buffalo's women's cross country teams have been named to the USTFCCCA NCAA Division I All-Academic Teams for the 2011 season, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association announced.
The UB women posted a 3.13 GPA for the fall 2011 semester, A total of 205 women's programs were named to the list including eight members of the Mid-American Conference. This is the fourth consecutive season that the women's team has been included on the list.
For a team to qualify as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country Team, the team must have had a cumulative team GPA of 3.00 or better and have started at least five runners at their respective NCAA regional championship.
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Hey Everyone! We are here! After leaving Vancouver, flying to Shanghai, transferring to Bangkok, staying overnight, flying to Chiang Rai and driving an hour to Chiang Saen, we are finally here! And, we are excited to see what kind of adventures and incredible moments we are about to be a part of.
This week we will be working at the VCDF children's home (www.yourbuddies.org), helping to construct a kitchen and build a recycle centre at a home that helps to take care of over 130 orphaned and rescued kids ages 1-16. It is a place of hope and we are so honored to be able to come and work alongside of them and learn about their lives.
Stay tuned for all the news on how our projects are going and all of our adventures as we work and experience this incredible area of Thailand called the "Golden Triangle", where Thailand, Laos and Burma all converge together at one point along the Mekong River.
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Hi Brit! Even though there is just one picture posted so far..I feel better seeing you in the photo.
It was nice to meet everyone you are working with.
You're doing such an amazing thing.
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- Classical biological control for the protection of natural ecosystems. Biological Control. 54. 2010
- Seasonal changes in the transport of pollutants into the arctic troposphere: Model Study. Journal of Geophysical Research. 108. 2003
- Microhabitat associations of hymenopterous parasitoids that attack house fly pupae at dairy farms in Central New York. Journal of Environmental Entomology. 20:675-684. 1991
- Relationship of microhabitat to incidence of house fly (Diptera: Muscidae)immatures and their parasitoids at dairy farms in Central New York. Journal of Economic Entomology. 20:669-674. 1991
- Seasonal and relative abundance of hymenopterous parasitoids attacking house fly pupae at dairy farms in Central New York. Journal of Environmental Entomology. 20:661-668. 1991
- The influence of light and moisture gradients on the attack rate of parasitoids foraging for hosts in a laboratory arena (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae). Journal of Insect Behavior. 4:195-208. 1991
- Influence of habitat and temperature on dispersal behavior of two pteromalid parasitoids of house flies during an inundative release at a dairy barn. Medical and Veterinary Entomology. 3:169-178. 1989
- Reproduction, adult survival and intrinsic rate of growth of Urolepis rufipes (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae), a pupal parasitoid of house flies, Musca domestica. Entomophaga: A Journal of Biological and Integrated Control. 32:315-327. 1987
- Development rate and immature survivorship of Urolepis rufipes (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae), a parasotoid of pupal house flies, Musca domestica. Journal of Environmental Entomology. 15:1301-1306. 1986
- The occurrence and biology of Urolepis rufipes (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) a parasitoid of house flies in New York dairies. Journal of Environmental Entomology. 14:365-369. 1985
- Selecting and Using Inquiry Approaches to Teach Science in Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Schools. Integrating Inquiry into the Science Classroom: Challenges and Possibilities. 39-87. 2007
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- Developing a microbial: Choosing the right strain. Proc. Soc. Invertebr. Pathol., Ann. Mtg., Helsinki. 73. 2004
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On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, Ben Greear wrote: > jamal wrote: > > Patch looks fine except for the 300 number. What are you smoking? > > Please retain the original value. > > The original value was 300, what do you want it to be? > Ok, i take back what i said then. Your patch is not that useful. For some reason i thought you were introducing NET_CORE_DEV_WEIGHT which happens to already exist with default value of 64. The value you put out MUST be the same as netdev_max_backlog in order to be fair to non-NAPI devices. Any change to one must be reflected to the other. So a useful patch will try to shadow NET_CORE_MAX_BACKLOG to that value and allow only changes to happen to NET_CORE_MAX_BACKLOG; i.e no need for two separate parameters. cheers, jamal |
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I love this house. Very cool colors. It doesn't matter how cold it is when I pass this house, I always seem to warm up a little, and for some reason the sun always seems to be shining.
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wow, where is that? i mean, the miami beach house is university of michigan colors, and the house next door is michigan state colors. i wonder if that happened on purpose?
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That's hilarious, I never put the two together. I guess if I saw a red house with a big buckeye in the middle... It is on New Hampshire Ave, around 3900 or 4000 block. I support the MAC though so I'll leave the Big 10 alone.
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Enrollment in CDHPs offered by the nation's largest employers jumps sharply in 2010
Overall enrollment in high-deductible, account-based consumer-directed health plans (CDHPs) grew from 9% of all covered employees in 2009 to 11% in 2010. CDHP enrollment has risen by two percentage points each year since 2006 (Fig. 4).
CDHP enrollment rose fastest this year among the largest employers, those with 20,000 or more employees – a group that tends to set trends for other employers. Over half of these employers offered a CDHP in 2010 – 51%, up sharply from 43% last year. Enrollment rose even faster, swelling from 9% to 15% of covered employees (Fig. 5).
With the cost of HSA-based CDHP coverage averaging just $6,759 per employee among all employers in 2010 – almost 25% lower than the cost of PPO coverage – the appeal of these plans is clear (Fig. 6).
"As both employers and employees become more comfortable with high-deductible plans, we're seeing more organizations willing to commit to the consumerism concept," said Ms. Connolly. "Over the past few years employers have worked on finding a balance between giving employees more responsibility for their health care spending and providing the incentives, resources and support to help them succeed."
Communication appears to be an important component of success. The employers that engage in the most extensive communication efforts aimed at encouraging health-conscious behaviors report higher levels of employee satisfaction. Among HSA sponsors with "very extensive" communication, 46% say employee response to the plan has been "strongly positive," compared to 25% of those that make little or no effort with communication.
As HMO cost rises, employers move on to other options
Offerings of HMOs fell from 28% of all employers to 26% in 2010. Cost was undoubtedly a factor: HMO coverage cost about $100 more per employee than PPO coverage ($8,892 compared to $8,781). HMO enrollment peaked in 2001 at 33% and has been eroding ever since, sliding from 21% to 19% of all covered employees in 2010.
"The movement out of HMOs and into PPOs has been going on for nearly a decade, largely because PPOs offer employers more flexibility in sharing cost with members," said Ms. Umland. "Now the growth is in consumer-directed health plans, in which high deductibles are made more palatable with an account that allows employees to accumulate health care dollars by using health services more wisely."
HMOs remain more popular in the Northeast and West regions, where they are offered by 44% and 33% of employers, respectively.
Already committed to employee health management, employers add financial incentives to build participation
Employers will soon be more limited in how they can shift cost to employees. Starting in 2014, PPACA sets minimum standards for "plan value" (the percentage of health care expenses paid by the plan) and "affordability" (the employee's share of the premium relative to household income). These changes are bringing greater focus on improving workforce health as a way to control health benefit cost.
Over the past decade employers have been adding a wide range of programs under the employee health management or "wellness" umbrella, from health risk assessments (offered by 69% of large employers in 2010) to disease management programs (73%) to behavior modification programs (50%).
Results are encouraging: For a second year in a row, medical plan cost increases in 2010 were about two percentage points lower, on average, among employers with extensive health management programs than among those employers offering limited or no health management programs.
But cost savings are only possible if employees choose to participate in the programs, so in 2010 more employers added incentives or penalties to encourage higher participation rates: 27% of large employers with health management programs provided incentives, up from 21% last year (Fig 7). In addition, the incentives are becoming more substantial. Three years ago, a token gift like a hat or water bottle was the most common incentive for completing a health risk assessment; now it is cash (typically, $75) or a lower premium contribution (typically, a reduction of $180).
Nearly two-thirds of employers that have measured the return on their investment in health management programs say they are satisfied with the year-over-year savings, lower utilization rates or improved health risks.
Very large employers are also increasingly willing to reward employees who demonstrate responsibility for their own health. More than a fourth of those with 20,000 or more employees require lower premium contributions from nonsmokers – 28%, up from 23% last year. An additional 6% provide other incentives to nonsmokers (Fig. 8).
"As employers see tangible evidence that health management can bend medical trend and contribute to a more productive workforce, they're more willing to spend money to get their people into the program," said Ms. Connolly. "And because PPACA allows employers to use much larger incentives than we typically see, there's still plenty of room to raise the bar on rewarding behavior change."
Employers drop retiree medical plans in favor of subsidizing individual coverage
The prevalence of retiree medical plans slid to its lowest point ever in 2010, with just 25% of large employers offering a plan to retirees under age 65 (down from 28% in 2009) and just 19% offering a plan to Medicare-eligible employees (down from 21%). Even among the largest organizations, where retiree medical plans were once nearly universal, just 46% and 38% of employers, respectively, provide coverage to retirees under age 65 and those 65 and older.
Some employers that stop offering a plan on an ongoing basis (a plan for which new hires are eligible) continue to offer coverage to employees retiring or hired after a specific date; an additional 10% of all large employers offer coverage to such a closed group.
A diminished tax break for employers who provide retiree drug plans and the anticipated availability of better Medicare coverage as the government shrinks the so-called "doughnut hole" gap in prescription drug coverage are among the factors that have employers reexamining their retiree health programs.
As some employers take the step of terminating group coverage for retirees, they are softening the blow with a subsidy to help pay for individual coverage. Nearly one in ten of the largest employers (those with 20,000 or more employees) now provide such a subsidy in lieu of a group plan.
Survey methodology
The Mercer National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans is conducted using a national probability sample of public and private employers with at least 10 employees. More than 2,800 employers completed the survey in 2010. The survey was conducted during the late summer, when most employers have a good fix on their costs for the current year. Results represent about 800,000 employers and more than 104 million full- and part-time employees. The error range is +/–3%.
The full report on the Mercer survey, including a separate appendix of tables of responses broken out by employer size, region and industry, will be published in late March 2011. The report costs $600 and the report and tables cost $1,200. For more information, visit www.Mercer.com/ushealthplansurvey or call Tara Lewis at 212/345-2451.
Notes for editors
Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) use a network of health care providers and do not cover care provided outside of the network.
Preferred provider organizations (PPOs) utilize a network of providers. There may be incentives for members to use the network providers, but they are covered for care received outside the network. Point-of-service plans are included.
A consumer-directed health plan (CDHP) is a medical benefit design in which employees use spending accounts – Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) – to purchase routine health care services directly. Non-routine expenses are covered by traditional insurance after members meet a generally high deductible. Online health and financial tools are generally provided. With an HSA, employees may contribute pre-tax dollars into the account; an employer contribution is optional, but employees have full control over all money in the account. With an HRA, only employers may fund the account and they decide whether money left in the account at the end of the year may roll over.
About Mercer
Mercer is a leading global provider of consulting, outsourcing and investment services. Mercer works with clients to solve their most complex benefit and human capital issues, designing and helping manage health, retirement and other benefits. It is a leader in benefit outsourcing. Mercer's investment services include investment consulting and multi-manager investment management. Mercer's 20,000 employees are based in more than 40 countries. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc., which lists its stock (ticker symbol: MMC) on the New York, Chicago and London stock exchanges. For more information, visit www.mercer.com.
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The ability to convert ideas to things is the secret to outward success. - Henry Ward Beecher
So I have to get into the habit of posting regularly, just for you less avid readers… my long spills of text can be a bit daunting, as I've said before I do enjoy a good ramble :P. Anyway… slightly off topic :PSo as probably none of you have heard, as I've been saving the post for this, I decided to splurge on a new camera, D7000. Cue the Oooh's… Overall its an amazing camera performing far beyond my expectations and learning new things about it all the time. From a technical perspective, as you hoped there would be, there is a vast improvment on the little things. My maximum resolution has increased, the camera itself now has an in-built motor focusing system, HD Movie mode et cetera et cetera…. but I think its just a great step in the right direction :D (Nikon… just for all you canon fanboys/girls out there)So anyway… again… Another camera I recently bought has to be the cheapest camera I've ever owned… and I used to shoot with a £35 vivitar (I'm not knocking the cheap it helped me focus on the photo itself rather than the tecnical accuracy, and here I'm using this as an example for the extreme cheapness…). The camera cost me £16 from a stall on Grassmarket. It's amazing! Gotta love it with the leather and the metal and all the bits… Ok so its an old camera… Roughly from 1926 so It's survived at least one war and can still be used. Its a No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie. Pictured here:
Its not really a product shot… just happened to have this one I took lying around :P
So I Did my first pre-wedding shoot not so long ago….
Had a great time In Earlston snapping away with Julie & Alistair and all the best to them in the future. As always its a learning curve and I hope they're pleased with the shots.I guess I should really round it off about here… I've managed to make another post that really hasn't said anything… Any questions don't be afraid to contact me: email@example.com, and If you'd like to see more of my shots, dunno why you would :P, you can see them here: www.Facebook.com/KrisD.PhotographyK r i s D
"Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration"
- Thomas Edison
So as I said It's been a while since I last posted, or rather made my opening statement, and I figure it's time for an update… And well I've not really done much in terms of photography. Kinda letting the title of PhotoMAN go to waste really :P. I have, however, received some new photo gear; for the most part its some kind of lighting accessory whether it be a soft box, ring flash adaptor or TTL cable but I did also get various lengths of extension tube. I'm not going to go into the fine details of all of these things off the cuff because I don't want to come across as a photo geek… I'd be lying but thats not the point :P If you would like to know anything about gear I've mentioned or would like some tips on gear or photos etc feel free to ask any questions on here, my facebook page www.facebook.com/KrisD.Photography or if its something you're embarressed to ask you can E-mail me any time on email@example.com and I'll try to get back to you with an answer asap.In terms of actually taking photos I want to get back into the swing of my project 52 which in upcoming weeks I may not be able to update on a weekly basis so I'd like to get the good of some free time. So if you'd like to be involved in a project or any of my shoots (in front or behind the lens :P) as I've said feel free to post on my facebook wall or email me and I'll try to get you involved in something I've mashed together :DI think I've again rambled enough now… I'll catch you later alligator :PK r i s DOh and here's a photo of my friend using my new TTL Cable and soft box :P
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Community Development Block Grants for 10 Arkansas Cities, Three Counties
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Updated: November 7, 2012
Governor Mike Beebe presented the grants totaling $2,488,596 to the winners at a ceremony held today at the State Capitol.
The funds originate from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The grants will be administered by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission's Grants Division.
To be eligible for CDBG funds, communities must have a population of less than 50,000 and a majority of households earning low to moderate income.
The 13 projects include the following cities:
- DeQueen: $178,090 for wastewater lines
- Elkins: $203,000 for a senior center
- Haynes: $142,200 for a youth entrepreneur center
- Monticello: $203,000 for a senior center
- Peach Orchard: $122,646 for a safe room
- Plainview: $190,000 for a childcare center
- Pleasant Plains: $300,000 for a childcare center
- Siloam Springs: $203,000 for a senior center
- Stuttgart: $220,000 for a roof for the community center
- Trumann: $82,500 for an adult education center
- Boone County: $203,000 for a senior center
- Sevier County: $325,000 for a county health unit
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.- A yearly tradition in Lebanon got underway Friday night, but this year's Wilson County Fair comes with some "Fair Warning".
Hundreds of thousands of people will go out to the fair over the next week and all of them will be encouraged to wash their hand, due to the increased concern over swine flu. While organizers say it shouldn't be much of an issue, they are taking every precaution to keep fair-goers safe.
Fair organizers are well aware of a problem in Indiana and Ohio with swine flu.
"It can be transmitted from pigs to humans and humans to pigs," explained Hale Moss with the Wilson County Fair.
There have been no reported cases of swine flu in Tennessee and everyone at the Wilson County Fair wants to keep it that way. By encouraging attendees to wash their hands often, and especially after touching livestock the hope is no sickness will arise.
"We're just reminding people not to bring people not to bring food into the barn and to be sure to wash and sanitize their hands when they leave," said Moss.
The Wilson County Fair had a great first night Friday, with only a little rain early on and cool temperatures bringing out many families. The Wilson County Fair runs through Saturday August 25th. They're hoping for another record breaking year.


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Canto 9: Liberation | Chapter 16: Lord Paraśurāma Destroys the World's Ruling Class |
Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 9.16.35
jyeṣṭhaḿ mantra-dṛśaḿ cakrus
vīravanto bhaviṣyatha
jyeṣṭham — the eldest; mantra-dṛśam — a seer of mantras; cakruḥ — they accepted; tvām — you; anvañcaḥ — have agreed to follow; vayam — we; sma — indeed; hi — certainly; viśvāmitraḥ — the great sage Viśvāmitra; sutān — to the obedient sons; āha — said; vīra-vantaḥ — fathers of sons; bhaviṣyatha — become in the future; ye — all of you who; mānam — honor; me — my; anugṛhṇantaḥ — accepted; vīra-vantam — the father of good sons; akarta — you have made; mām — me.
Thus the younger Madhucchandās accepted Śunaḥśepha as their eldest brother and told him, "We shall follow your orders." Viśvāmitra then said to his obedient sons, "Because you have accepted Śunaḥśepha as your eldest brother, I am very satisfied. By accepting my order, you have made me a father of worthy sons, and therefore I bless all of you to become the fathers of sons also."
Of the one hundred sons, half disobeyed Viśvāmitra by not accepting Śunaḥśepha as their eldest brother, but the other half accepted his order. Therefore the father blessed the obedient sons to become the fathers of sons. Otherwise they too would have been cursed to be sonless mlecchas.
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My problem is related to my photoblog pages occasionally not loading properly. This problem only seems to happen in IE (I use V7.0, not sure if it happens in other versions). I feel that I have tracked it down to window.onload event not being called when the html page is loaded. I'm using the "TheWorldIn35mm" template which hooks into the onload event to actually load the current image and fade it in using java script. Here is a stripped down verson of the code: Code:
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This article was posted by Los Montana 1 Year, 1 Month, 1 week, 17 hours, 6 minutes ago.
After three months of fund raising for the TNT solo project, we have made our first donation * (more details at the bottom of the page) to a neighboring organization.
Montana Colors is situated at the base of Montserrat, a precious mountain near Bages, 40km north of Barcelona.
There is a small recuperation shelter near by us for abandoned animals called Seproan. They are a group of volunteers that sacrifice their free time and much of there economic resources in order to provide care. They try to return confidence to the animals whose owners treated them like broken toys.
A lot of people ask how NGO's can be in favor of helping animals while at the same time there are children who are in need. We could ask them another question: "What do you do for those kids.?"
The truth is that it is sure that whoever helps animals has more than enough sensitivity in their hearts to help their neighbors.
* Between December 20th, 2011 and March, 2012, the total value of TNT sales amounted to 28.571 €. The donation is 7% of this amount (2000 €). Next donation date: July 20th, 2012.
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