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Hotel NaplesC.so Umberto 1 N.55, Molo Beverello, 80132 Naples (Show map)
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Very nice location. The staff was friendly and helpful
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Great location.Very close to the port,the central train station and the historical center.Friendly staff.Nice breakfast.Clean rooms.
Breakfasts are good. Choice of TV channels is great and impressive (However Russian channel we didn't find).
Quiet rooms (which is important in a noisy city like Naples). Nice modern décor and fittings. Decent breakfast. Good internet connection.
Location, very close to the old town and metro stations
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central location and clean
very polite and friendly staffs, always ready to help; my room (108) has no wi-fi signal, but the friendly staff offered me a wi-fi router as repeater; great location in town, opposite of the University, at the edge of the historical town, a few minutes walk to the main attractions in town.
The hotel is located in a perfect spot! You can do almoat everthing by walking. The centro storico, the central station, the port ... excelent! Besides that, its clean, welcomimg and money well spent.
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- Coffee was good - Location of the hotel was very close to the metro station, bus, the old town and the Central railway station
The Hotel Naples is in Naples historic center, along one of the most important roads, Corso Umberto I. It has rooms with air conditioning and a minibar. Guests have free Wi-Fi access in the hotel. The Naples Hotel is a 15-minute from the nearest Metro station, Dante, and is half a mile from Molo Beverello pier, where ferries leave for Cagliari, Ischia and Catania. Piazza Garibaldi Train Station is 20 minutes from this hotel. The Università Metro Station is 500 ft away. Hotel Rooms: 84 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 435,522 properties worldwide
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Stelle Hotel The BusinestIn a great location in front of Naples Central Train Station, Stelle Hotel The Businest features soundproof rooms with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Private parking is available on site for a fee.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 08:07
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Palazzo TurchiniStart your Neapolitan days on the panoramic Café Turchini, overlooking the central and typical Via Medina. While sipping the original espresso, figure out the best way to enjoy the city.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 14:08
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UNA Hotel NapoliDating back to the late 1800s, UNA Napoli is a grand hotel in central Naples, a 5 minute walk from Naples Central Train Station. It features a top-floor restaurant, bar and terrace.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 16:01
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Hotel Art Resort Galleria UmbertoIn the heart of Naples inside the historic Galleria Umberto, Art Resort features elegant and spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, a minibar and an LCD TV with Sky satellite channels.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 14:32
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From a question about iPad's
February 16, 2014
This, in response to a question on another board somewhere…
"I'm just curious if anyone here uses an iPad for any of their image work, like creating graphics and designs? ..but I'm just curious if iPads have anything to offer for graphic/image work or not. I'm a bit skeptical about it, but I might consider getting one if there's any benefit for images and designing. "
The benefit is that it is always with me, and there is a full range of colour and tools that don't make a mess. No spills, no water. This Galileo was drawn in situ in the courtyard of the Ufizzi. The Ariadne drawing was done inside the museum. I was within feet and inches of Ucello, Botticelli, and Monet, drawing and painting where cameras couldn't go.
If you can draw, and work in colour, you can take this thing anywhere.
Sadly neglected blog
February 11, 2014
is sadly neglected…. :-(
Ideas Stuffed
January 13, 2014
I'd like to clear up one misconception right from the start. The usual suspects are eating more and moving less, but the truth is, since 1980, it's been all about eating more."
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CORPUS CHRISTI — With crowds well behaved and smaller, Monday was a fairly quiet day on the beach for Corpus Christi police.
Police officials said there were three arrests and six citations - five for traffic violations - for the day. On Sunday, with larger crowds, police made eight arrests and 87 citations.


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text: David Croenenberg is probably the director who is most closely connected with the body horror genre, as many of his films feature disturbing malformations of the human form. Expect a few of his flicks to show up on this list. The one we're concerned with now, however, is 1983's Videodrome. When the CEO of a UHF TV station starts rebroadcasting a snuff show from Malaysia, it sends him into a horrific spiral of death and decadence topped off by the chilling final line, "long live the new flesh."


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While the deal is still not official, Mike Florio says the Matt Flynn trade to Oakland will set in place the necessary moves for the team to rid themselves of Carson Palmer.
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Chad Rinehart re-signs with Chargers
The Chargers have re-signed linebacker Donald Butler and core special teamer Darrell Stuckey recently and they'll be keeping another one of their players from hitting the open market.
San Diego announced Monday that guard Chad Rinehart has re-signed with the team on a two-year deal. Rinehart, like all free agents, has had the opportunity to hear from teams over the weekend and the decision to stay in San Diego suggests he didn't hear anything to make him think that the grass would be greener somewhere else.
Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News reported the news before the announcement. Vacchiano covers the Giants, who were one of the teams believed to be interested in potentially adding Rinehart to their offensive line. Jon Asamoah, Geoff Schwartz and Zane Beadles are some of the other options that the Giants could explore if they still plan to try to upgrade at guard.
Rinehart started 10 games when not ailing last season, his first in San Diego after stops in Washington and Buffalo. His return at left guard means the Chargers have their entire starting offensive line from last season under contract for 2014.
Report: Giants show "interest" in Brian de la Puente
One of the top centers available in free agency has been linked to a club in need of offensive line help.
Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News reports the Giants have shown "interest" in Saints center Brian de la Puente.
The 28-year-old de la Puente is No. 87 on PFT's Free Agent Hot 100. He has started 44 games in the last three seasons for New Orleans.
David Baas, the Giants' starting center in 2013, is slated to make $4.75 million in 2013, and the club wants to reduce his compensation. He appeared in just three games last season because of neck and knee injuries, and he will be 33 in September.
Larry Foote has no plans to retire
The Steelers released linebacker Larry Foote last week as part of their effort to create cap space ahead of free agency and some wondered if that might be the end of the line for Foote.
The longtime Steeler played just one game last season before a torn biceps sent him to injured reserve and he turns 34 this summer, a combination that isn't likely to make him a hot commodity on the open market. Foote isn't throwing in the towel, though.
He told Josina Anderson of ESPN that he has no immediate plans to retire after 12 NFL seasons. He also told her he'd like to catch on with a contender and that he'd like to sign before the summer, although it isn't clear if that will be the deciding factor in continuing his career if the only offers come from teams with longer shots at a championship.
Foote isn't likely to be too high on anyone's priority list as free agency opens and many teams may see him as a fallback option if neither free agency nor the draft brings the help they desire, so it may be tough for him to avoid an extended wait while remaining active in the NFL.
Branden Albert appears to be headed to South Beach
Free agent left tackle Branden Albert must really like South Beach.
Otherwise, how would he have seemingly settled on a destination without having been made a firm offer?
According to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald, the technicalities are just that, and Albert will "be a Dolphin."
Of course, Salguero points out that nothing is 100 percent done, which is because by the letter of the law it can't be. The league has sent out its memo telling teams they can't do the kind of thing that is apparently being done here, which is share numbers and reach agreements.
Which, of course, no one believes.
Miami landing Albert would be a huge step in rebuilding their offensive line, but more work needs to be done.
As soon as it can be officially done, of course.
Martha Ford inherits the Lions, Bill Ford Jr. remains vice chairman
Martha Ford, the widow of William Clay Ford Sr., will inherit the Detroit Lions. Their son Bill Ford Jr. will remain the team's vice chairman.
The Lions announced on Monday, a day after the death of Ford Sr., that Martha Ford will inherit controlling interest in the team.
"Pursuant to long-established succession plans, Mr. Ford's controlling interest in Lions passes to Mrs. Martha Ford. She and her four children will continue to be involved in the ownership of the franchise, as they have during Mr. Ford's tenure," the team said in a statement.
Bill Ford Jr., who has played an increasingly prominent role in the Lions, will likely be the public face of team ownership. The Lions are not expected to make any significant changes in the front office.
PFT Live: Lions talk with Dave Birkett, Free agent quarterback preview
Longtime Lions owner William Clay Ford died on Sunday and the team announced that his widow will take over as chairman of the team while Bill Ford Jr. will remain the team's vice chairman.
On Monday's PFT Live, Mike Florio will talk to Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press about what impact the loss of the elder Ford will have on the team's operations. With free agency opening on Tuesday, there will also be some discussion of the Lions' plans and president Tom Lewand's statement that a Ndamukong Suh extension isn't essential to fulfilling those plans.
The only free agent quarterback market that the Lions will be in is one for backups should Shaun Hill not be re-signed. This year's crop of free agent signal callers is long on backups, but short of potential starters outside of Michael Vick and Josh McCown. Florio will preview the group during Monday's show.
It all gets going at noon ET and you can watch it all live by clicking right here.
Jets still trying to keep Austin Howard off open market
Back in February, the Jets opened up contract talks with right tackle Austin Howard in hopes of keeping him from becoming a free agent when the market opens on Tuesday afternoon.
They haven't come to an agreement yet, but they are reportedly still trying to make it happen. Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports that the Jets continue to push for a contract with Howard as he also speaks to other teams that are hoping the Jets aren't able to secure a signature on the dotted line.
Howard, who placed 60th on PFT's Hot 100 list of free agents, has started 32 straight games for the Jets and turned in a solid season as a pass blocker in 2013. Right tackles don't break the bank the way their counterparts on the left side of the line do, but their value has risen in the last couple of years as teams do all they can to secure strong blocking across their entire frontline.
Michael Oher, Anthony Collins and Breno Giacomini are others with right tackle experience who could be on what could be a deep market at both tackle spots come Tuesday afternoon.
Patriots hang onto Michael Hoomanawanui for two more
The Patriots turned to Michael Hoomanawanui last year when their tight end position was a mess on and off the field.
Monday, he was rewarded for it.
According to Alex Marvez of FOX Sports, Hoomanawanui agreed to a two-year deal to stay with the Patriots.
While he was a solid complementary tight end, the Patriots obviously need a healthy Rob Gronkowski this year, as Hoomanawanui posted 12 receptions for the season, scoring one touchdown.
Falcons add outside linebackers coach to Mike Smith's staff
Falcons defensive coordinator Mike Nolan primarily coached units that played 3-4 schemes prior to landing in Atlanta, but he has run a 4-3 base defense for head coach Mike Smith over the last two seasons.
The addition of an outside linebackers coach to the squad creates some question about whether there might be some schematic changes coming to Atlanta in 2014. Alex Marvez of FOX Sports reports that the team has promoted Mark Collins from defensive assistant to the outside linebacker position, which was not a position on the Falcons staff in the past.
Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com reports that there's been talk from some Falcons players about just such a change and points out a slew of free agents and draft-eligible players who would help facilitate a change in schemes. It's all speculative, but free agency could wind up telling the story of how the Falcons defense lines up next season.
Marvez also reports that the Falcons have hired former Southern Miss safeties coach Andrew Thacker to replace Collins as the team's defensive assistant.
Larry Dean avoids restricted free agency, re-signs with Vikings
The Vikings signed Jasper Brinkley on Sunday and will meet with Jameel McClain on Monday, the same day that they locked up a member of their linebacking corps.
The team announced that they have re-signed linebacker Larry Dean. Dean was eligible for restricted free agency, but re-signing now means that he and the Vikings won't have to do a dance involving tender offers.
Dean joined the team as an undrafted free agent in 2011 and has seen action in all 48 regular season games and one postseason game with the team since then. Most of that action has come on special teams, where he has 48 overall tackles. Dean had four of those tackles against the Ravens last December, the most special teams stops in a game by any member of the team last season.
Dean joins cornerback Marcus Sherels as potential restricted free agents that the Vikings have re-signed ahead of the start of free agency. They were the only two players eligible for that designation this season.
Martellus Bennett has big plans for his brother Michael
At this point, the Bears signing Michael Bennett will seem almost anticlimactic when it happens, because everyone in the world assumes that's where he's going to land.
The Seahawks defensive end tried to play coy during an appearance on the NFL Network Monday morning, saying: "I got to leave it suspenseful right now."
But his brother, Bears tight end Martellus Bennett is already making plans for what life will be like playing with his brother.
"The No. 1 thing is family," Martellus said, via Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune. "You're going to get paid wherever you get paid, but to be able to play—this is history. Two brothers—I don't think there's ever been two brothers that played on the same time."
While that's not true, the plan Martellus — who once dubbed himself "The Black Unicorn" — has dreamed up could be fantastic.
"If the contract is not the numbers that you want, you got to think about the market and off the field," the Bears tight end said. "We could do Doublemint commercials. Look at Duck Dynasty. Talk about the Black Duck Dynasty right now. Me and you, bro. So it's just a lot of opportunity. Chicago is the best fans, unique city, great opportunities business-wise, which I know there's a lot of things you want to do off the field after football. None of those things are tech or coffee, so, I mean, Seattle, that's what they're offering you. So come on down to Chicago, man.
"Usually when you go from another team to another team, you may have a friend there. You may just be jumping into the water. But there there's a bridge. Your brother is the bridge."
And from that bridge, they may shoot ducks and grow beards together.
Or unicorns.
Or something.
Josh McCown says he has talked to four teams, wants to start
After playing well in five starts while filling in for Jay Cutler last season, Josh McCown wants to be a starting quarterback in 2014. And he thinks there are teams willing to give him the opportunity to do that.
McCown said on Mike & Mike that some teams have already expressed interest in signing him when he officially becomes a free agent on Tuesday afternoon.
"We've talked to four teams," McCown said. "There have been good discussions and we'll take those as they come and evaluate those situations."
McCown said he loved playing in Chicago and thinks of Cutler as a brother. But McCown has no chance to compete for the starting job in Chicago, and he doesn't want to spend 2014 holding a clipboard.
"To leave Chicago it will be a situation where I'm looking to compete to start, or to start, and to grow more as a player," McCown said. "The only way you can do that as a player is on the field. So that will definitely be something that we're looking at."
It's kind of amazing that the 34-year-old McCown is viewed as a potential starter, considering that the NFL had more or less given up on him a couple years ago. But McCown threw 13 touchdown passes and just one interception and had better numbers than Cutler last year, and he's hoping that he proved he has enough left that he can be some team's starter.
"Two years ago I was coaching high school football," McCown said. "You never know what's going to happen."
Report: Jairus Byrd looking for $9 million per season
Safety Jairus Byrd ranks 12th on PFT's list of the Hot 100 free agents, but he's reportedly looking to rank even higher when it comes to compensation among NFL safeties.
James Walker of ESPN.com reports that the safety is looking for an average salary of around $9 million from any team that wants to sign him when such signings become a possibility on Tuesday. There's no word on whether he's found interest at that price tag over the weekend.
If Byrd did land a deal averaging $9 million a year, he'd slot in behind Eric Berry and just ahead of Eric Weddle and Dashon Goldson when it comes to highest averages among safeties. Byrd's desire to secure a contract in that range led to a long standoff with the Bills after they placed the franchise tag on him last season as Buffalo wasn't willing to meet his price for a long-term deal.
There have been reports of interest in Byrd from both Miami and St. Louis, although predicted interest from the Browns has yet to materialize. Geoff Mosher of CSNPhilly.com adds that the Eagles, who need safety help, haven't shown much interest "yet," which may have something to do with the price tag that Byrd is looking for this offseason.
The legal tampering weekend that was
Welcome back to work. The place where you do most of your non-work Internet perusing while you otherwise should be working.
While you weren't working, you may have missed some news from the NFL's weekend of legal tampering, where teams can negotiate but make no offers — and where it's free to show "interest" in a player, which in turn gives those who were working this weekend something to post on Twitter.
What it means remains to be seen, but it was something to post on Twitter. So here we go.
The Packers paid CB Sam Shields a lot of money.
Someone will be paying CB Alterraun Verner even more.
Michael and Martellus Bennett could be roommates again.
OL Rodger Saffold was a priority for the Rams, but he's still leaving.
LB Karlos Dansby could be leaving the Cardinals, again.
LT Jared Veldheer may be leaving the Raiders, for the Cardinals.
DE Jared Allen tells the Vikings he's leaving, after their contract with DE Everson Griffen made it clear Allen won't be back.
RB Darren Sproles will be leaving the Saints, one way or the other.
RB Chris Johnson will be leaving the Titans, one way or the other.
And he'll potentially blame someone else for it.
LB Lance Briggs knows he'll eventually be leaving the Bears.
CB Antonio Cromartie has left the Jets, but he could be back.
CB Vontae Davis may be staying with the Colts. (Which would keep him from having to call his grandmother, and which would allow him to continue to prepare really hard for Tom Brady.)
LT Branden Albert could be joining the team that once prompted Vontae to want to call his grandmother.
Red Bryant has joined the team with the helmet that looks like a black and white cookie.
WR Hakeem Nicks makes a pitch to play for the Colts, Panthers, and Chargers.
He also makes it clear there's nothing wrong with his foot or knee.
But teams are more concerned about the thing perched on his neck.
Teams are intrigued by but concerned about CB Aqib Talib.
Carson Palmer's kid brother still has a job, in addition to the whole "when should I piss during a movie?" thing.
The Bucs (along with about 25 percent of the league) are interested in DE Michael Johnson.
The Mean Machine has ongoing interest in Ravens players.
Jimmy Graham needs an explanation.
Mark Ingram needs an explanation, too.
Rashard Mendenhall provides an explanation that perhaps no one really needed.
Former Bucs OG Davin Joseph needs a job.
The Texans are interested in QB Ryan Mallett, unless they aren't.
No one is interested in running backs, even Ben Tate.
QB Mike Vick is no longer interested in the Vikings or the Jaguars.
Pat McAfee is interested in punting and kicking for the Colts.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett possibly was interested in checking out a potential 2015 employer.
Antonio Smith has some visits lined up this week
While the vaguely worded world of legal tampering allows teams to negotiate but not offer, to express interest but not too much, it's hard to divine what's real and what's fake.
But Texans defensive end Antonio Smith apparently has some real, tangible plane tickets lined up.
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Smith has a pair of visits scheduled this week, among the four teams showing interest.
Players can begin visiting (and agreeing to things) on Tuesday.
Smith's been a durable and productive player for the Texans, missing just one game the last five years and collecting 27.0 sacks. A solid 3-4 end, he could also project as an interior rusher in a 4-3, which gives him a better chance than some veterans in the open market.


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I really like routines. In fact, I like Monday mornings because I love my week-day routines.
Weird, I know.
I try to keep some weekend routines, too, and Sunday morning is one of them:
- Get up, start coffee
- Let dog out
- Get newspaper
- Let dog in
- Drink coffee, clip coupons
- Make healthy breakfast for me & Jay
Most Sunday mornings follow the same routine. We usually do our grocery shopping and errands on Sundays.
After all, that's when the new circular ads and manufacturer's coupons come out.
Isn't that what everybody waits for?
…… No?
I grew up in a house where my mom clipped coupons. Not in a crazy "extreme-coupon-er" way, but in a "hey, we can save some money if we are already buying these things" way.
And honestly, we've gotten the paper since July and I just recently started clipping coupons. I say, about 2/3 of the coupons are things I already buy: household items, toiletries, paper goods, boxed granola bars/healthy living products, dairy, frozen foods, and dog treats.
Sometimes it's hard not to clip coupons if it's something I would want – like, bags of candy or boxes of cereal or unhealthy meals. I like clipping on Sunday mornings because my head is usually pretty clear. Saturday is usually a long-run, and I almost always feel great (accomplished, proud, sore but energized) on Sundays. Having a weeks worth of workouts done helps me stay on track with clipping healthy food items or products.
I'm also a diligent list-maker. I plan out meals, I plan out grocery lists, to-do-lists, and even the order I'll run errands in. Having a plan for my food and meals for the week helps me with clipping the items I'll actually want and need. For example, if I know we are running out of coffee, or will in the next few weeks, I'll clip a few coffee coupons. I'll check the ads each Sunday, and once coffee goes on sale + I have a coupon, I'll save some money on that purchase.
Now…. I know there are tons of coupon sites. Just Google "Coupon Website" and there's over 379,000,000 pages. (No joke! I just did it!)
I'd love to think that one day, I'd get into those online coupon sites and REALLY save a TON of money. However…. for now? I spend about 20 minutes every Sunday, clipping things I'm already planning to buy. I organize the coupons by type and lay them out by category…..
I can't believe I'm telling you how crazy obsessive I am sometimes. I just LOVE organization.
I pull out all my prior weeks' coupons to see if I have any double-coupons, and then I check what's on sale at the store. Of course, it all goes off my "master grocery list" -
Believe it or not, I do my weekly grocery shopping at Target.
Yes…. at Target.
I suppose part of it is because I grew up in Minnesota, home of The Targets. And maybe I just really like the convenience of everything in 1 place. Seriously, I can look at clothes, and shoes, and accessories and workout wear. Jay can look at electronics and sporting goods. We can look at pets supplies, luggage, home decorations. OMG. I could probably write an entire blog post about why I love Target.
But, I digress.
So I organize my coupons, make my weekly plan, search for deals in the Target ad, and come up with my final list.
Another amazing, helpful, handy tool?
This coupon organizer is the single greatest thing in my coupon-ing routine. The best part? It was $1. From Target.
BUY YOURSELF A COUPON ORGANIZER RIGHT NOW. You can even write your own tab labels.
Also – decide where you'll be shopping and get hooked up with their "Rewards" program. Most stores have a "frequent shopper" scanner or some sort of deal where they give you discounts, coupons, etc. for free. For my trusty Target, we got a Target Debit Card – the money is debited directly out of your checking account, but because it's the "Target debit card", we automatically get 5% off every purchase! If we spend $100, we save $5! For 52 weeks, that's an annual savings of $260. Just for swiping a different debit card when we check out. Cool, right? Right.
I hate spending extra time in the grocery section. But sometimes reading the coupons and looking for the matching items takes time. And sometimes, when the coupon says "50 cents off value-sized Planters trail mix" all you can find is the regular-sized Planters trail mix. And it totally sucks. And you have to be flexible, find something else you have a coupon for and planned to buy, and move on.
Here are Ann's Tips for Successful (Healthy) Coupon-ing:
- Be flexible – sometimes they won't have that item, and you'll have to move on
- Have a plan, make a list!
- Only clip coupons for things you buy or are planning to buy
- Eliminate the opportunity to buy crap you don't need. If you wouldn't regularly buy a chocolate bar, why would you buy one with a coupon? Crap is still crap.
- Organize your coupons in a way that will help you save time & money
- It's okay if you don't love coupon-ing…. I promise you'll love saving money
- Get hooked up with a 'rewards' or 'cash back' program – most are totally free!
And the biggest tip? Do what works for you.
Because if you try to follow my plan, or someone else's plan, or a coupon website's plan, you may end up completely overwhelmed and give up. Start small and figure out what's going to work for you.
Lastly? Plan something fun with your money. I usually save between $20-$30 per week. Annually, that's atleast $1,040. I can think of LOTS of things I'd LOVE to do with an extra thousand dollars!!
Coupon-ing, especially healthy coupon-ing doesn't have to be a big deal or take a huge amount of time. Just start small, come up with a plan, and do what works for you.
Ready…. set….. COUPON!
Do you currently clip coupons? If so, how much $ do you save??


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MDCH administers many healthcare programs. Using the links below, providers can access policies, communications, billing, reimbursement, and training information, forms, etc. specific to each program. For additional assistance providers may contact Provider Support at 1-800-292-2550 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Information about Children's Special Health Care Services and the Children with Special Needs Fund.
Provider Enrollment Access provider enrollment forms and information, as well as instructions for initiating Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT)
Draft Policy Bulletins for Public Comment Draft policy bulletins issued for public review and comment.
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Lawyers for the office — including John Yoo, Steven Bradbury and Jay Bybee — churned out dozens of memos on torture, rendition, detention without charge and wiretapping without warrants.....Some of the memos were plainly intended to insulate Bush administration officials from criminal liability....And, according to the Washington Post and other sources, a yet-to-be-released ethics report by the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility confirms that lawyers in the Office of Legal Counsel intentionally misrepresented or distorted the law to support the Bush administration's policy goals.....Limited redactions maybe be necessary in extraordinary cases, but national security should not be used as a pretext for the wholesale suppression of the memos. And there are good reasons to release the memos now. By releasing them, the Obama administration would signal that it truly intends to end an era in which the Justice Department became shamefully complicit in the most egregious crimes. Equally important, it would allow the public to better understand the policies that defined the Bush administration and shaped history, and to understand the role that the Office of Legal Counsel played in developing, justifying and advocating those policies.
Read the whole thing. I suspect this is an area where Obama might need to feel some significant pressure from the left to make him do the right thing.
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The salient fact about health insurance in the United States is not that 15 percent don't have it. It's that 85 percent do....That's why the first three health care principles in Obama's budget speak to the concerns of the insured: Choice, affordability, security. But In his latest column at the Kaiser Family Foundation, Drew Altman suggests a metric we should we be watching to see if they're successful. Polls, he notes, generally ask whether you think health reform will make your family better off. Kaiser recently ran one such survey and the results were moderately encouraging.
At a guess, it's the group in the center that's critical. Supporters provide the shock troops and the opposition provides, um, the opposition. But that big middle group that mostly thinks national healthcare is probably good for the country but isn't sure if it's good for them? They're the ones most easily swayed by conservative scare talk. Altman notes that these poll numbers are better than the ones Bill Clinton enjoyed in 1993, which is good, but 43% is still a huge number. That's the battleground.
As for cap-and-trade, the official said the administration believes it will generate enough money to fund a variety of priorities, including investments in renewable energy and rebates for vulnerable consumers who may struggle to pay higher energy bills if utilities pass along the cost to consumers. Obama also wants to use the money to cover the cost of extending his signature Making Work Pay tax credit, worth up to $800 a year for working families. That credit, which will cost $66 billion next year, was enacted in the stimulus package, but is set to expire at the end of 2010.
Hmmm. That sounds like roughly $100 billion per year. Is that reasonable? The United States produces about 7 billion tons of CO2 equivalent a year right now, which means that Obama expects his cap-and-trade plan to generate a price of about $14 per ton in its first year — assuming it covers every single molecule of carbon emitted in the U.S. If only half of all emissions are covered at first, it means a price closer to $28 per ton.
For comparison, the European ETS cap-and-trade plan currently prices CO2 at about 10 euros per ton. That's roughly $13. And that price has dropped considerably over the past few months thanks to the recession. By 2012 it's likely to be back up in the range of $20 or more.
So at a glance, it looks like Obama's estimates are defensible. My guess is that they're on the high side, since the initial cap will probably be fairly generous and will therefore generate a relatively low carbon price. But as the cap goes down, the permit price should go up fairly quickly. These numbers are at least in the right ballpark.
Makers of generic drugs hailed a proposal in President Barack Obama's budget to set up a faster pathway for generic versions of biologic drugs, the fastest-growing segment of the pharmaceutical industry.The budget included other steps friendly to generics makers. The administration said it wants to end "evergreening," in which brand-name makers reformulate existing products and extend the life of their market exclusivity.The proposals on generic drugs are part of a series of spending curbs that the president is proposing, all aimed at helping to reduce costs in the health care system overall and to pay for his effort to expand coverage to all Americans.
Makers of generic drugs hailed a proposal in President Barack Obama's budget to set up a faster pathway for generic versions of biologic drugs, the fastest-growing segment of the pharmaceutical industry.
The budget included other steps friendly to generics makers. The administration said it wants to end "evergreening," in which brand-name makers reformulate existing products and extend the life of their market exclusivity.
The proposals on generic drugs are part of a series of spending curbs that the president is proposing, all aimed at helping to reduce costs in the health care system overall and to pay for his effort to expand coverage to all Americans.
This is a small-bore initiative. But put enough small-bore initiatives together, and eventually you can have something pretty big.
Instead, he uncorked a fluent, substantive rush of policy proposals and achievements, covering workforce development, biodiesel refineries, quality assurance centers, digital media, Medicare parts C and D, and state waivers to the CMS (whatever that is).
Italics mine. Brad DeLong snarks, "At the very least, a columnist for the Post should hide his ignorance rather than be proud of it."
But what Gerson is actually doing here is using the time honored rhetorical trope of feigned ignorance to suggest to his audience that Jindal must be some kind of rocket scientist. This is something that I used to do occasionally too, but it's really not possible anymore and Gerson should know that. Why? Because the web makes research too easy. If you Google "CMS" the very first hit is Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. It takes five seconds. Outside of things like live panels, it's a very 20th century affectation to showily pretend not to know this kind of stuff anymore.
In remarks prepared for delivery Wednesday afternoon, the president offers no specific regulatory framework, but calls for "core principles." Among them are consumer protections, accountability for executives and a regulatory plan that covers a broad series of financial transactions that have escaped regulation in the past.
Atrios says Obama is "making the right noises" here, but I'm not quite so sure. Consumer protections are fine, but frankly, not really central to what caused the financial meltdown. "Accountability" for executives is mush. They're already accountable in most meaningful senses of the word.
That leaves a "regulatory plan that covers a broad series of financial transactions that have escaped regulation in the past" — which is fine but could mean pretty much anything. What's the core principle here?
I know everyone is probably tired of hearing me say this, but I wish Obama would talk more about a real core principle: regulating leverage more effectively, and doing it everywhere and for all types of securities. This isn't easy, especially when you need to get practically the entire world on board, but more than any other single change it would force financial institutions to be more responsible; it would make future asset bubbles less destructive; and it would fundamentally put a stop to the casino atmosphere and outlandish paydays that have permeated Wall Street over the past decade. If we really wanted to get ambitious, we might even try to set up a countercyclical regime that increased capital requirements in good times and lowered them during bad times. But regardless of how the details turn out, if our new regs are driven by a core concern for regulating leverage, they'll do some good. If not, it's likely to be a repeat of Sarbanes-Oxley: lots of good intentions, but not much bang for the buck.
First Lady Michelle Obama told People Magazine that the the family wants to find a rescue Portuguese Water dog.....But the name is still a source of familial tension in the White House."Oh, the names are really bad. I don't even want to mention it, because there are names floating around and they're bad," Mrs. Obama said. "I think, Frank was one of them. Frank! Moose was another one of them. Moose. I said, well, what if the dog isn't a moose?"
As I recall, my mother pretty much let us kids name the cats when we were young. This produced inspired names like Meow (my sister's doing, I think), Tippy (white tip on her tail — at least until the day I slammed a door on it accidentally) and Butterfly (a huge black cat who may have been the least butterflyish animal ever born). But you know, they all seemed like pretty good names to us. So if the Obama kids want to name their dog Moose, I say let 'em.
The most important starting point is to recognise that American policy is the most critical issue. No amount of public diplomacy will convince Arabs or Muslims to embrace American actions they detest. The Bush administration's conception of public diplomacy generally involved putting lipstick on a pig — attempting to sell policies formulated in isolation from their likely reception. Even when public diplomacy officials had a seat at the table, they have had little influence on shaping decisions.
Improved public diplomacy from Obama — including his still unscheduled big speech in a Muslim capital — will be valuable, but only if it's accompanied by policy changes as well. Getting out of Iraq will help. Seriously engaging in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process will help. And supporting democracy more consistently will help. But if the PIPA poll is accurate, it's going to be a long, hard slog. There's a helluva lot of ground to be made up.
Republican Norm Coleman on Tuesday refused to rule out an appeal if a three-judge panel rules against his challenge in what he called "the race that never ends."....Coleman said his lawyers will wrap up their arguments by the end of the week, and he expected a ruling to come down in a "couple weeks." If he loses, he would not say whether he would try to appeal a ruling with the state Supreme Court. "I'm not ruling it in or ruling it out, let's see what the court does and hopefully they'll do the right thing," Coleman said. He added: "This process already is Tolstoy-esque."
Considering that Coleman is the guy primarily responsible for this Tolstoy-esque state of affairs, his complaint here is a little rich. Still, as much as I'd like to blame him for this whole mess, I'm not entirely sure I can. Speaking purely as a layman, what really appalls me about all this is how slowly the courts are moving. Are the issues really so complex that things can't be expedited a wee bit? Are Minnesotans really bound and determined to make Florida look like a model of efficiency and dispatch? What's going on with these guys?
I intend to hold these banks fully accountable for the assistance they receive, and this time, they will have to clearly demonstrate how taxpayer dollars result in more lending for the American taxpayer. This time, CEOs won't be able to use taxpayer money to pad their paychecks or buy fancy drapes or disappear on a private jet. Those days are over.Still, this plan will require significant resources from the federal government — and yes, probably more than we've already set aside. But while the cost of action will be great, I can assure you that the cost of inaction will be far greater, for it could result in an economy that sputters along for not months or years, but perhaps a decade.
The first paragraph starts us off with some excellent populist banker bashing. You can almost feel the pitchforks and torches in the air. But it's just a carnival barker's trick designed to misdirect. In the second paragraph, delivered so quickly you could be forgiven for missing it, we get the substance: "This plan will require significant resources from the federal government — and yes, probably more than we've already set aside."
Bottom line: we intend to keep shoveling money into America's big banks. But we don't really intend to get anything for it.
Here's the best interpretation I can put on this. Obama knows that he's very likely going to have to nationalize one or more banks over the next few months. But he also knows that talking about it openly is disastrous. Like it or not, it just is. So the only way for it to work is to deny, deny, deny right up until the day you stop denying. Then you make a clean sweep: you take over whichever banks you need to and give the rest a firm, credible clean bill of health. And everyone can get on with business.
Maybe this is wishful thinking on my part. But I hope this is what's going on.
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After breaking onto the scene with Sin Nombre, it didn't take long for NYU grad Cary Fukunaga to rise the ranks of Hollywood. He garnered major attention, but sadly not enough, for last year's excellent Jane Eyre adaptation starring Michael Fassbender and Mia Wasikowska. With a few projects in the air, he's now attached himself to one, certainly his most ambitious yet.
THR reports that Warner Bros. has hired the director to helm and co-write a two-part adaptation of Stephen King's novel It. He'll work on the script with Chase Palmer on the update to the classic 1986 book, which was already turned into a four-hour miniseries back in 1990 (cover to the right). The book follows seven kids who get terrorized by It, a mysterious creature who sometimes takes the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown. One expects this film to be split into the two different time periods it takes place in, 1957–1958 and then 1984–1985.
Fukunaga was able to create such wonderful tension in his first two films, ones that were firmly in the drama genre. I can see him creating something truly terrifying for this adaptation and it's great to see a studio take a chance with someone so talented, especially for such a beloved property like this. The two-part nature of the ambitious project, especially for a horror film, seems like something that could take awhile to surface, but we'll certainly be waiting.
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Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society, Ozzy Osbourne) recently put out his new book 'Bringing Metal to the Children' that's part memoir, part survival guide to the "no rules" world of the music industry. Zakk sat down and chatted with rollingstone.com, joking that the book is "a literary masterpiece, a parchment of stupidity that could be rivaled by nothing."
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I think you probably mean semi-literate. An illiterate would not be able to read the posts or to compose responses at all, so by definition, there are no illiterates in this forum. I could also point out that there are different standards by which writing skills can be evaluated. Most people are limited to seeing flaws in grammar, spelling, or punctuation, and not well at that. But good writing is so much more than correctness.
Good writing tends to be easy to read because the words chosen correlate well to the ideas being expressed. Sentences are well constructed, and ideas are presented in a natural sequence. The flow of words, of sentences, and of paragraphs is smooth and natural and reflects an intuitive understanding of poetic technique. I find it ironic that the writers who harp the most about writing focus on such trivial aspects as spelling and punctuation while there own writing tends to be jumbled, stilted, and awkward, while some of the posts they criticize are smooth and seem less when I look past the typos and other minor flaws.
It's easy to recognize those who take pleasure in the writing process as opposed to those who regard it as a necessary but secondary task. The former are a pleasure to read even if there are errors, the latter a chore even when the grammar is perfect.
It seems to be the norm of the Internet, that people have a hard time with the simple task of typing thoughts into words.
I find myself with that struggle sometimes. I wish I could speak to my computer like they do on Star Trek. But then the posts would be far too long.