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Open Access Publishing Fund
The J. Willard Marriott Library is pleased to make funds available, on a limited basis, to offset open access article processing fees where outside funding is not otherwise available. Proposals from faculty, staff, and students on main campus (excluding law) will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Wednesday, May 15, 2013 and ending Friday, May 31, 2013.
The purpose of the Open Access Publishing fund is to foster seamless access to U of U- authored journal articles and to help re-envision traditional scholarly journal publishing.
Free to Read and Free to Reuse
Open Access means free to read, download, copy, distribute, print-out, or link to without any legal, economic, or technical barriers short of an Internet connection. However, open access does not mean free to produce and this fund helps address this aspect of open access publishing.
Many universities and research institutions make their scholarly research available free to the public online through an institutional or disciplinary repository such as USpace at the University of Utah. This so-called "green route" allows for public access, but does not always address the exclusive assignment of copyright within scholarly publishing. The so-called "gold route" allows for both free access as well as open reuse allowing authors to retain their copyright while sharing some rights with publishers and readers.
Eligible Authors
The OAP Fund is available to any University of Utah faculty member, post- doctoral researcher, staff member, or student author from departments located on main/lower (excluding law) campus.
Eligible Articles
OAP funds apply to article-processing fees for scholarly peer-reviewed articles in open access (a) or hybrid (b) journals. Articles submitted for publication after January 1, 2013 are eligible for this program.
a) Journals which are fully Open Access. Content of the entire journal is freely available online immediately upon payment of the article processing fee. Examples of publishers with suites of fully Open Access journals that charge submission fees include:BioMed Central (BMC), Co-Action Publishing, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, and Public Library of Science (PLoS).Fully Open Access journals from publishers who have few such journals are also eligible. For example, Oxford University Press has Nucleic Acids Research, DNA Research, and Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
b) Journals which are not fully Open Access but which allow individual articles to be made freely available online immediately upon payment of the submission fee. These are known as "hybrid" Open Access journals. To be eligible for funding in this category, the publisher must plan to make (in the next subscription year) reductions to the institutional subscription prices based on the number of Open Access articles in those journals. To date, few publishers have done this; these include Oxford University Press, which has reduced OA fees for the hybrid journals in its Oxford Open program, and the American Institute of Physics, which has done the same for its Author Select program. Other publishers may take this step in the future.
NOTE: Springer announced in 2010 that the uptake of their hybrid OA Open Choice program affected 2011 subscription prices. See the announcement for more details. This means that Springer Open Choice articles are now eligible for coverage under the Open Access Authors Fund.
To find out more about Open Access journals, two good sources are the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and the Sherpa Romeo list of hybrid journal programs.
Institutional Repository
As an added service, Marriott Library will deposit a copy of funded articles in the University of Utah's institutional repository, known as USpace. The placement of an article in the repository helps to build the collection of University of Utah-authored publications, supports the "Green" or self-archiving arm of the open access movement (see image on the main OA fund page), and gives the article an added element of preservation.
No Other Sources of Funding Available
The OAP Fund is a limited resource intended to support open access publishing across main (lower) campus. We expect researchers to request funding for open access publication from their funding agency if they can do so. If such funds are not available, we welcome your application to the OAP Fund. (For those on the health sciences campus, the National Institutes of Health, the Wellcome Trust, and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute will all fund open access publication as part of their research grants).
Article Reimbursement Cap
The maximum dollar amount that the OAP Fund will reimburse for a single article during the trial period is $3,000.
Fund Cap
J. Willard Marriott Library has committed $20,000 for the current round. Funding will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Regular Review
All aspects of this program, including the amount of funding committed to the program, will be analyzed and reviewed when the round ends on May 31, 2013.
Application Process You must be able to answer "yes" to all the questions below to be eligible to apply for OAP Funds. 1. Are you a U of Utah faculty or staff member, postdoc, or currently enrolled graduate or undergraduate student on main (lower) campus? 2. Are you applying for funds to help underwrite article-processing charges related to publishing your peer-reviewed scholarly article in an open-access journal or hybrid journal? 3. Are you publishing in an open-access or hybrid journal that has publicly available a standard article fee schedule; is a member of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association OR adheres to its Code of Conduct; has a policy to waive fees in cases of economic hardship? 4. Can you confirm that you do not have any other source of funding to cover article-processing fees? 5. Will your article be accepted for publication after January 1, 2013?
The fifth round of funding was available from December 5 to December 12. We received four applications totaling $8,543 in requests; all were funded. The purpose of the fund is to provide seamless access to journal articles written by University of Utah faculty, research staff, and students.
Name | Department | Student, Staff, Faculty | Journal | Article | Publisher | Fee |
Xiaojin Jiao | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Graduate Student | Optics Express | Optical antenna design for fluorescence enhancement in the ultraviolet | Optical Society of America | $1,743 |
Frances Wilby | Social Work | Associate Professor (Lecturer) | Journal of Depression and Anxiety | Attitudes toward Seeking Treatment for Depression among Community Dwelling Elders in a Western City in the United States | Omics | $900 |
Tim Garrett | Atmospheric Sciences | Associate Professor | Atmospheric Measurement Techniques Discussions | Ground-based remote sensing of thin clouds in the Arctic | Copernicus | $1,700 |
Dale Clayton | Biology | Professor | Journal of Visualized Experiments | Methods for manipulating avian defense behavior against ectoparasites | JOVE | $4,200 |
Report from August 2012 Funding Round
Notification to apply for the fourth round of Marriott Library's Open Access Publishing Fund was sent via campus email on Friday, August 3. We received 14 eligible applications totaling $26,105 in requests; all were funded. The purpose of the fund is to provide seamless access to journal articles written by University of Utah faculty, research staff, and students.
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Student, Staff, Faculty | Journal | Article | Publisher | Fee |
Matt Haber | Philosophy | Assistant Professor | The American Journal of Bioethics | Reframing the Ethical Issues in Part-Human Animal Research: The Unbearable Ontology of Inexorable Moral Confusion | Taylor and Francis | $3,250 |
Michael Shapiro | Biology | Assistant Professor | PLoS One | A coding mutation in Mc1r is not associated with color polymorphism in the domestic pigeon | Public Library of Science | $1,215 |
Kevin A Henry | Geography | Assistant Professor | International Journal of Health Geographics | Enumeration Area Probability of Assignment Error : An Overview | BioMed Central | $1,670 |
Brian Baucom | Psychology | Assistant Professor | PLoS One | Spouses who benefit from couple therapy show increases in spontaneous eye blink rate | Public Library of Science | $1,215 |
Xianzong Xie | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Graduate Student | Applied Physics Letters | Plasma-assisted atomic layer deposition of Al2O3 and Parylene C bi-layer encapsulation for chronic implantable electronics | American Institute of Physics | $1,800 |
Ryan Donald Burns | Exercise & Sport Science | Graduate Student | Journal of Obesity | Body Composition and Core Muscular Fitness in School-Aged Children | Hindawi | $1,200 |
Jose Crespo | Biology | Graduate Student | PLoS ONE | Pheromone tracking in moths depends on pre-flight warm-up behavior | Public Library of Science | $1,215 |
Ajay Nahata | Electrical & Computer Engineering | Professor | Light: Science & Application | Direct measurement of the dielectric properties of different metals using surface plasmon-polaritons and terahertz time-domain spectroscopy | Nature | $3,975 |
Doug Bermingham | Educational Psychology | Graduate Student | PLoS One | Cognitive strategy use and measured numeric ability in short- and long-term retention of everyday numeric information | Public Library of Science | $1,215 |
Adrian V. Bell | Anthropology | Graduate Student | PLoS Biology | Monogamy is Not Enough: Female Cooperative Breeding in Early Homosapiens | Public Library of Science | $2,465 |
Tanya Abaya | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Graduate Student | Biomedical Optics Express | A Characterization of a 3D Optrode Array for Infrared Neural Stimulation | Optical Society of America | $2,075 |
Alan R. Rogers | Anthropology | Professor | Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series B | Genetic Relatedness to Sisters' Children | Royal Society Publishing | $2,380 |
Wayne Potts (2 articles) | Biology | Professor | PLoS One |
Public Library of Science | $2,430 |
Name | Department | Student, Staff, or Faculty | Journal | Article | Fee |
Jose Crespo | Biology | Graduate Student | Journal of Neurophysi-ology | Pre-flight warm-up muscle activation patterns are modulated by female pheromones | $2,000 |
Lesley Chesson | Biology | Research Staff | Ecosphere | Strontium isotope ratios of tap water from the coterminous USA | $1,500 |
Sydney Stringham | Biology | Graduate Student | PLoS ONE | Parallel genetic origins of pelvic reduction in an Irish population of ninespine sticklebacks (Pungitius pungitius) | $1,350 |
David Strayer | Psychology | Professor | PLoS ONE | Who Multitasks and Why | $1,350 |
Barbara Nash | Geology & Geophysics | Professor | PLoS ONE | Neogene fallout tuffs from the Yellowstone hotspot in the Columbia Plateau region, Oregon, Washington and Idaho, USA | $1,350 |
Jael Malenke | Biology | Postdoc | BMC Genomics | Transcriptome sequencing and microarray development for the woodrat (Neotoma spp.): custom genetic tools for exploring herbivore ecology | $1,945 |
Randall Irmis | UMNH/Geology & Geophysics | Assistant Professor | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | Exceptionally slow growth in a large-bodied stem archosaur | $975 |
Prashant Tathireddy | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Research Assistant Professor | Journal of Neural Engineering | Customized Microelectrode arrays for pudendal nerve stimulation | $2,700 |
Mohassab Yousef Mohassab Ahmed | Metallurgical Engineering | Graduate Student | Nano Reviews | Graphene for Hydrogen Storage | $1,100 |
Evan Burgess | Geography | Graduate Student | The Cryosphere | Surge dynamics on Bering Glacier, Alaska, in 2008-2011 | $750 |
Stacy Bamberg | Mechanical Engineering | Assistant Professor | PLoS ONE | Use of Provocative Wrist Flexion Test and a Self-reported Pain and Discomfort Survey Form for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Screening at Workplace | $1,350 |
Stacy Bamberg | Mechanical Engineering | Assistant Professor | Journal of Parkinson's Disease | A Novel Cueing Method for Improving Gait in People with Parkinson's Disease | $1,250 |
Name | Dept. | Student, staff or faculty | Journal | Article | Amount |
Kathleen Nicoll | Geography | Assistant Professor | Geology | Alluvial Psychology of Range Creek archaeological sites: When "nice" layers date badly | $2,500.00 |
Robert W. Gehl | Communication | Assistant Professor | Social Text | On the rise of Facebook and the fall of MySpace | $950.00 |
Mikhail Skliar | Chemical Engineering | Associate Professor | Scientific Reports | Classification of Single Molecular Motor Events | $1,350.00 |
Colin Dale | Biology | Associate Professor | PLoS Genetics | Attenuation of the sensing capabilities of PhoQ in transition to obligate insect-bacterial association | $1,913.00 |
Jinqi Wang | Physics and Astronomy | Graduate Student | Optics Express | Liquid Plasmonics | $1,743.00 |
Anthony Butterfield | Chemical Engineering | Assistant Professor (Lecturer) | PLoS ONE | Force Dependence of ncd's Power Stroke | $1,215.00 |
Luciano O Valenzuela | Biology | Postdoc | PLoS ONE | Dietary heterogeneity among western industrialized countries reflected in the stable isotope ratios of human hair |
Jose G. Crespo | Biology | Graduate Research Assistant | Journal of Experimental Biology | Pheromone mediated modulation of pre-flight warm-up behavior in male moths | $2,184.00 |
Randall Irmis | Utah Museum of Natural History and Dept of Geology & Geophysics | Assistant Professor | Systematic Biology | Best Practices for Justifying Fossil Calibrations | $1,800.00 |
Alexander M Balk | Math | Professor | Physical Review Letters | Anisotropic inverse cascade toward zonal flow in magnetically confined plasmas | $2,700.00 |
Barbara Brown | Family & Consumer Studies | Professor | International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity | Walkable new urban LEED_Neighborhood-Development (LEED-ND) community design and children's physical activity: selection, environmental, or catalyst effects? | $1,625.00 |
Report from May 2011 Funding Round
Notification to apply for the Open Access Publishing Fund at the J. Willard Marriott Library was sent via campus email on Monday, May 2, 2011. We received 19 applications totaling $27,316 in requests; six applications came from the health sciences campus and 13 from main campus. Scholarly products included two book chapters, one data set, 15 journal articles, and one video article.
The University Libraries Scholarly Communication Steering Committee plus the head of collection development at Marriott Library met to allocate the fund and eight applications (listed below) were selected based on the following criteria as outlined in the call for proposals:
- request is for a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal article
- the journal is open access or has a hybrid option
- amount does not exceed $3,000 per article/applicant
- the applicant's home department is on main campus
- no other funding is available to the applicant
Based on the criteria, the following applications will be funded at a cost of:
$10,712.00 |
Name | Department | Faculty or Student | Journal | Article |
Ray Kesner | Psychology | Professor | Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience | Role of Parietal Cortex in Binding Visual Features in Rats |
Joanne Yaffe | Social Work |
Associate Professor
PLoS ONE | Are Guidelines Needed for Reporting Systematic Reviews without Included Studies? |
William Newmark | Utah Museum of Natural History | Unpaid Faculty | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | Habitat Fragmentation Reduces Nest Survival in an Afrotropical Bird Community in a Biodiversity Hotspot |
Randall Irmis | Utah Museum of Natural History and Dept of Geology & Geophysics | Assistant Professor | Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Biological Sciences | Delayed recovery of non-marine tetrapods after the end-Permian mass extinction tracks global carbon cycle |
Tobias Riede | Biology | Research Assistant Professor | Journal of Experimental Biology | Subglottal pressure and fundamental frequency control in contact calls of juvenile Alligator mississippiensis |
Michael Bastiani | Biology | Professor | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | Axon regeneration requires coordinate activation of p38 and JNK MAPK pathways |
Jose G. Crespo | Biology | Graduate Research Assistant | Journal of Insect Science | A review of chemosensation and related behavior in aquatic insects |
Ajay Nahata | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Professor | Optics Express | Engineering the properties of terahertz filters using multilayer aperture arrays |
Allyson Mower, MA, MLIS
Scholarly Communications & Copyright Librarian
Related Links
Compact for Open Access Publishing EquityCampus-based Open Access Publishing Funds
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why did USC adopt this policy?
This policy was developed because the university is concerned about the health of our students, employees and visitors on campus and we have an overall desire and responsibility to create a safe and healthy environment. Tobacco is the leading preventable cause of death in this country, responsible for one in every five deaths. The American Cancer Society reports that tobacco (including smokeless tobacco) causes 30% of all cancer deaths. A recent report from the Center for Disease Control (April 2002) reported that smoking related illness costs the United States more than $157 billion annually. Of all smokers, one in three will die prematurely from tobacco use.
The recent Surgeon General's Report confirms that exposure to secondhand smoke poses a significant risk to nonsmokers, which, at USC, includes students, administrators, teachers and guests alike. According to the American Lung Association, secondhand smoke has been classified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a Group A carcinogen (cause of cancer). The American Lung Association reports that secondhand smoke causes approximately 3,000 lung cancer deaths and 35,00-62,000 heart disease deaths in adult nonsmokers in the United States each year.
Implementing campus tobacco policies has been found to significantly lower people's exposure to nicotine and the other dangerous substances in secondhand smoke. These policies also help reduce the initiation of tobacco use among college students and make it easier for tobacco users to quit. It has also been shown that smokers are absent 50% more often than nonsmokers therefore lowering work productivity and increasing the costs of paying temporary replacements.
2. Who was involved in the development of this policy?
The development of the Tobacco Free USC policy was a collaborative effort among many groups of individuals on campus including: Residential Hall Association; Student Government; Health Services Advisory Committee; the Environmental Advisory Committee; Human Resources; and the President's Cabinet.
3. Where can I view the Tobacco Free USC policy?
The entire policy can be viewed on the Healthy Carolina website.
4. Where can I go to get help to stop using tobacco?
Campus Wellness Programs in partnership with Palmetto Health, offers free smoking cessation classes for USC students, faculty and staff. For participants who need them, the program includes medications, including Zyban and the nicotine patch. The program is led by an expert behavioral psychologist who has helped many people escape their nicotine addiction. The program is confidential and meets only six days over a three- week period. For more information regarding this class call 576-9393.
Faculty and staff who subscribe to the State Health Plan are also able to participate in a program call Free & Clear. This program helps participants stop using cigarettes, cigars, pipes and smokeless tobacco. A Free & Clear tobacco treatment specialist works with each participant to create a personalized "quit plan." As part of the plan, participants receive a Quit Kit and telephone consultations with a tobacco treatment specialist. The program also provides nicotine-replacement products (patches, gum or lozenges) and unlimited access to a toll-free support line (1-866-QUIT-4-LIFE).
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) also offers a toll-free 'quitline' (1-800-QUIT-NOW) for any South Carolina resident who would like to speak to a cessation counselor.
5. Are "No Tobacco" signs going to be posted around campus?
Yes, signage consistent with the University guidelines is being developed by Facilities Services.
6. What are we supposed to do when someone violates the policy?
There is no particular individual or group charged with enforcement. As a University policy, it is expected to be followed by all university students and employees. If the violator is a student then the student conduct code and related processes will apply. If the violator is an employee, it should be addressed by their direct supervisor under HR regulations. The University expects that all members of the university community will remind violators of the policy in a courteous and respectful manner.
7. If there are distinguished guests visiting the University (i.e. guest speakers, performers, etc.) will they be expected to adhere to the policy?
Yes, the policy applies to all visitors and guests.
8. Are the ashtrays that are currently located outside buildings going to be relocated?
Ashtrays within 25 feet of the buildings will be moved or removed to meet the standards of the USC Tobacco Free policy. Please contact Healthy Carolina at 777-1650 if ashtrays have been moved within the 25ft boundary.
9. Does this policy apply to Williams-Brice Stadium, Sarge Frye Field and other open-air facilities?
Yes, the policy covers all USC –owned or –leased buildings as well as outdoor areas where there is fixed seating. Many of these facilities have had a no smoking policy for many years.
10. What other areas, besides buildings, does this policy cover?
Smoking and the use of all tobacco products is prohibited in:
• All university vehicles
• Entrances, balconies, decks, patios and outside stairways to buildings and outdoor passageways to entrances, decks, patios and stairways
• Courtyards or other areas where air circulation may be impeded by architectural, landscaping or other barriers
• Outdoor entry or services lines, such as for ticket purchases, event admissions, bus stops, ATMs, etc.
• Outdoor seating areas provided by dining services on campus
11. Why is tobacco use prohibited around the 25 foot perimeter of the building?
The 25-foot perimeter was designated to protect people walking into and out of buildings as well as students and employees inside buildings that have open windows and/or heating/air conditioning window units. The 25-foot perimeter is also a requirement of the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification which is a goal of all new university building projects.
12. Is the university going to provide designated smoking areas?
There are no plans to develop designated smoking areas. There will be an increased offering of tobacco cessation programs for those who are interested. For information regarding these tobacco cessation programs please call the Campus Wellness Program at 576-9393 or check the Healthy Carolina website for additional information.
13. What percentage of USC students use tobacco?
According the National College Health Assessment conducted on USC's campus in February 2012, 13.8% of USC students have smoked in the past 30 days.
14. What percentage of USC students use smokeless tobacco?
According the National College Health Assessment conducted on USC's campus in February 2012, 4.57% of USC students have used smokeless tobacco in the past 30 days.
15. What percentage of USC faculty/staff smoke and/or use smokeless tobacco?
According to the Faculty Staff Assessment in 2011 7.1% of faculty and staff have smoked in the past 30 days. Approximately 2% have used smokeless tobacco in the past 30 days.
16. What diseases are known to be caused by second-hand smoke?
According to the American Lung Association, secondhand smoke, also known as environmental tobacco smoke, is a mixture of the smoke given off by the burning end of a cigarette, pipe or cigar and the smoke exhaled from the lungs of smokers. Secondhand smoke has been classified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a known cause of cancer. The American Lung Association, reports that secondhand smoke causes approximately 3,000 lung cancer deaths and 35,00-62,000 heart disease deaths in adult nonsmokers in the United States each year.
17. How many people in South Carolina die as a result of tobacco products?
Tobacco is the most preventable cause of death in the United States. The American Lung Association, reports that 19% of South Carolina deaths are attributable to smoking.


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Temperatures dipped below freezing this Sunday morning as this warmer-than-normal December starts to chill out! Cumberland fell to 19, it was 21 at Dulles, and Reagan National fell below freezing - to 29 - for the first time since back on March 3rd. As cold as it is - and today could be the coldest day of the month thus far - it is not bitterly so since winds are negligible. Under a ridge of high pressure, today will feature sunny skies and highs reaching only the lower 40s. Clear skies again tonight will make for ideal radiational cooling with temperatures plummeting back into the 20s. The sunshine will continue for the next few days, but the cold temperatures will moderate with highs moving from the upper 40s on Monday and Tuesday to the low to mid 50s by Thursday and Friday. A storm now in the Pacific could bring some showers by Friday, but otherwise little precipitation is expected for the near future. Enjoy the crisp, cold air, these sunny days, and - thanks to the full moon - these very bright nights!


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Deconstructing Harry Reid
This could be a hunch, but I suspect vulnerable Congressional Democrats are going to regret Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid having kicked off the 2014 midterm season by declaring his party's campaign slogan to be "All Obamacare Victims Are Liars."
Last week, after regaling his colleagues with the glories of Obamacare, Reid warned, "Despite all that good news, there's plenty of horror stories being told. All of them are untrue, but they're being told all over America. Those tales turned out to be just that—tales, stories made up from whole cloth."
Reid is far from the only liberal claiming Obamacare victims are an urban myth. Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times reporter Michael Hiltzik mused, "Maybe there are no genuine Obamacare horror stories." Mother Jones' Kevin Drum demanded, "Has anyone in America actually been harmed by Obamacare?" The ever-certifiable Paul Krugman decried "Health Care Horror Hooey."
Yet according to a recent Rasmussen survey, one third of Americans report that they personally have been hurt by Obamacare. Projecting to the entire U.S. population, that's an awful lot of liars.
Can we reflect for a moment on the insanity of Reid's claim? Supporting Obamacare because you believe it will help the needy, even if the middle class and well-off will suffer, is one thing. And downplaying the cost of redistributing wealth through government subsidies is Democratic boilerplate. But claiming that there is literally no downside to a law this big and complicated, that not one single person will be adversely affected by it, is borderline demented.
Consider the circles of hell Obamacare victims have wandered through in the past six months:
- Millions have lost their health care plans
- Many haven't been able to find equivalent coverage due to higher premiums or deductibles
- Some with life-threatening illnesses have lost their doctors or hospitals and watched their conditions worsen due to discontinuity of care
- Millions have had to waste hours, days, or weeks scouring poky online exchanges to replace something they already had
- Many are being forced to buy coverage for things they don't need
- Many who didn't lose coverage are watching their premiums increase
- Employees are having their hours cut or losing their jobs
- The eventual enforcement of the delayed employer mandate will yield millions more policy cancellations
Yet liberals' argument against these complaints is: "No one has been hurt by Obamacare, or if they have, it was completely unnecessary. If only they'd spent hours researching dozens of plans and generating spreadsheets comparing premiums, coinsurance, and deductibles, they'd find a plan we think is better for them. And if their costs are going up, it's because greedy insurance companies raised their rates—which totally coincidentally happened right as Obamacare began."
The left is ecstatic that they've been able to poke holes in the stories of a few cancer victims whose coverage was dropped and supposedly could have gotten comparable Obamacare plans. Liberals believe that, because trained investigative reporters who consult insurance executives and interview Consumer Reports writers are able to sleuth around for hours comparing the costs of various bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, little old ladies who are scared of computers should be ashamed at themselves for not doing the same.
So what if a few of the horror stories aren't as egregious as their confused victims believe? The fact that these victims are confused by what Obamacare is doing to them while they're trying to fight life-threatening diseases should be horrifying enough to anyone with a conscience.
Even Hiltzik admits that there are "numerous cases of individuals or families who are paying more for coverage this year than last, and possibly for less coverage than they had before." He concedes that provider networks are smaller than those subscribers previously had, and acknowledges that many major insurance carriers did a poor job explaining options to customers after dropping coverage.
But in Hiltzik's mind, stories of frustration and hardship don't rise to the level of "horror" unless patients' Obamacare doctors are sporting hockey masks and chainsaws.
There are numerous other reliable stories out there—see the cases of Stephen Blackwood, Jeff and Victoria Haidet, Linda Deright, Tom Gialanella, and Julie Stovall—that the left hasn't been able to deconstruct. But liberals aren't interested in learning whether there are any genuine Obamacare horror stories; they're interested in snookering the public into accepting their sneers about how all such stories are false.
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While we are waiting for bukkit to update the server will be running vanilla. This means no plugins or other fancy stuff. Once bukkit is available for 1.4 we will promptly switch to it.
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Seal's accusation that Heidi Klum cheated on him during their marriage is absolutely false ... at least that's what Heidi is telling close friends.
TMZ posted a video this morning in which Seal said straight out said Heidi was screwing the bodyguard while they were together --- and that is why their marriage fell apart.
Heidi told one close friend today her relationship with the bodyguard was "strictly professional" while she was with Seal.
The friends tell us that since the split, Heidi says she has gotten "very close" to the bodyguard ... who has helped her through the difficulties of ending a marriage
As for the nature of their relationship now ... all the friend would say is it's "undefined." So that's what the kids are calling it these days.
Heidi's friend adds, "It's sad but not surprising that he would resort to making excuses for their divorce when the real reason is looking him in the mirror."
I believe Seal. Heidi was always a ho before they married, can't turn a ho into a housewife and all that.
She's free to be with anyone she wishes to be with. And she doesn't have to explain that to anyone. Sounds like Seal is jealous of her happiness.
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But Good luck to all three of them
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Just break up before it gets to that point.
No hard feeling
But you leave one problem then start an even bigger one -
Better to go see a good therapist.
Body-guards, whatever they actually are, will tell you anything...
Especially when you're the one cutting them checks.
Feel sorry for the kid - it's like Dad #1 then Dad #2 then Dad #7.
We go through periods when we don't have or make sense.
But we can't complicate things times-eleven by bringing a-tatoo'd-dude-in that imagines he's next in line for "The Expendables."
She probably did allow the help to make deposits in her various orifices. Who wouldn't ?!? He's a lot better looking, has a better body and doesn't have a cara de pina like that Seal dude.
I believe she's an lying piece of ugly feces, who has produced several ugly children. Sorry, but it's true. Meh, who cares?
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Chuck Schumer is gloating.
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We're hitting the debt ceiling in five days.
All that bickering wasn't very confidence-inspiring.
"Boehner didn't throw out the steering wheel, but a group behind him said 'Throw out the steering wheel, Mr. Speaker.'"
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Squamish residents will soon get a chance to learn the five essential rules of dodgeball — dodge, dip, dive, duck and dodge.
It's all thanks to the brand new Drop-in Dodgeball League, being put together by the RCMP Cst. Melanie Zonderland and Vancouver Coastal Health's Dr. Danielle Duplassie.
The new league aims to give local youth the chance to have fun on Friday night and get a little exercise in a social setting.
"I'm the drug and alcohol counsellor at Howe Sound Secondary School (HSSS) and Don Ross Secondary School (DRSS) and one of the things I see in therapy with local kids is there's not a whole lot of things to do for teens on weekends in Squamish," Duplassie said. "So as an initiative to try and find fun things to do and hopefully keep them from using substances on Friday nights, Cst. Zunderland and I decided to get a dodgeball league up and running."
The league kicks off on Friday (Jan. 18) and will take place each Friday until the end of the school year. The games go from 7 to 9 p.m. and it all goes down at the HSSS gym. All sessions are open to anyone over the age of 13 and are free of charge.
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"Sometimes we might mix and match things up," she said. "Maybe adults against teens or girls against guys. We're going to try to make it as fun and funky and ridiculous as we possibly can."
Depending on the interest, Duplassie said the league could grow. She noted that there are several popular dodgeball leagues in the Lower Mainland and if there's enough interest, the league could grow.
"Ideally, we'd like to have a league where people create their own teams, but we want to get enough interest demonstrated before we go in that direction," she said. "The great thing about dodgeball is you don't really need a special skill set or any equipment. Rather than it just being for jocks, it's for everybody."
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Abstract/Scope | This Technical Report gives guidance on the use of standards for alarm systems in the frame of the implementation of the EC directives. Its purpose is: – to find, among all EC directives, those directives which are directly covering equipment used in alarm systems; – to identify the Essential Requirements (ERs) of the above EC directives which have to be taken into account during the standardization process and which should be known by bodies interested with equipment used in alarm systems; – to register the standards that CLC/TC 79 recommends to use for showing presumption of conformity according to the EC directives and the ERs previously identified. This Technical Report mainly covers equipment used in the following fields of activities: access control, alarm transmission, CCTV, fire detection and fire alarm, intrusion and hold-up, social alarm. |
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Tesla Vs. The New York Times, Round Two: Elon Musk Publishes Reviewer's Data Log
The Times's writer claimed Tesla's network of charging stations wasn't much help in the cold, but the company says that's not true.
Elon Musk--CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, potential Bond villain, possible Iron Man ally--is in a very public spat with the New York Times. After the paper published a less-than-flattering account of a chilly road trip in the Tesla Model S electric supercar, Musk took to Twitter to accuse the writer of falsifying his account to make a better story. Now he's written a lengthy blog post, replete with maps and annotations, which jointly accuse Times writer John M. Broder of making things up.
Broder has already replied to Musk's tweets earlier this week, so we'll get to him in a second. But Musk's new blog entry is a major salvo in the fight--and an interesting lesson in managing your message.
The point of the article was to test the performance of new Supercharger stations, which Tesla installed along a stretch of Interstate 95. The carmaker says Americans won't embrace electric cars until they're as convenient as regular ones, and its Supercharger "filling stations"--where Tesla pays for your electricity--are a crucial step toward realizing that goal. But weather and traffic can affect the car battery's performance, which can affect its range, and Broder found himself calling a flatbed truck to tow the car when it ran out of juice.
Musk's blog post pokes holes in his story, using data that the billionaire CEO says was harvested from a car data logger. The company started using them in media test cars after an unfavorable review, which Broder does not seem to have known. "He simply did not accurately capture what happened and worked very hard to force our car to stop running," Musk says.
He claims the car's "state of charge" log shows the Model S battery never drained, including when Broder called the flatbed truck; he drove at speeds from 65 mph to 81 mph for a majority of the trip, faster than the article claimed; kept the cabin at an average temperature of 72 F; and so on.
After Musk's initial accusations, Broder fired back defending the story. "Knowing then what I know now about the car, its sensitivity to cold and additional ways to maximize range, I certainly would have treated the test differently," Broder wrote. "But the conclusion might not have been any better for Tesla."
And that's really the key here. This story was Tesla's idea, meant to drive up consumer confidence that a car with no internal combustion engine can reliably get you where you want to go. It just didn't turn out like they expected. Since the spat started a few days ago, a lot of writers--including us--have asked for additional test drives, so we'll see what happens next.
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There is no shortage of internal combustion fans who are trying to fan the flames on EV's to discredit them. That's because most have their hands in the Big Oil pot and don't want EV's to begin taking their money!!!
I drive a LEAF and don't even have the fast charger installed and don't need it.
I get over 100 miles range on it if I drive carefully in the city and have no problem with that at all since I can always charge it additionally using the included 120 Volt cord in an emergency.
EV's are the wave of the future and internal combustion polluters need to stand aside!
And no I pollute nothing as charge mine via solar power panels which power 103% of my home. I am a NET producer of energy and plan to keep it that way till I'm dust.
So my mpg is infinite so long as the sun is shining. If it's not it won't matter will all be dead.
hahaha E.Musk is like... "what now? bitch!"
but seriously its cuz of those non educated rich oldtimers who do not like change in their wallets that science gets some bumps like that... but wait, new tech is getting more complicated so they cant keep up and are making mistakes like that (which would have passed few decades ago, but not anymore ^^ muahaha)
Cant make money like this nomore, Scrooges...
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I don't really care which of these two "gentlemen" is right. But I would like to see more realistic test drives. Give it to a soccer mom for a week. How about maybe a doctor for another week? Etc. To me a test drive with this kind of new technology is somewhat useless without real-life test drives. What happens when the soccer mom carries in groceries and gear and 2 kids and forgets to plug it in overnight? Etc. I'd prefer to see a test-ownership than a test-drive when we're talking about technology that requires you to change the way you live your life (plugging in at home or work or on the road).
Yet, I have a question that is more pertinent to me...
What is the experience going to be like after 1, 2, 5, and 8 years of regular everyday use? Certainly that cannot be said yet for the Model S, but that's my primary concern if I were to buy a car with a big battery pack.
With technologies that evolve very quickly, like batteries now are doing and computers have done in recent decades, one has to ask that question. But it is very different to spend $1500 on a nice laptop that will have to be replaced in 3-4 years and to spend at least $60,000 on a car with a giant expensive battery pack.
If you look at Tesla's pricing for the Model S (and strip out the tax credit), then their 40 kWh battery car costs about $60,000. Bump up to the 85 kWh battery car and you'll pay $80,000 instead. That $20,000 increase for 45 extra kWh of storage implies to me that the cost of the cheapest car's battery pack is probably around $18,000. And my concern is at what point will I have to replace that hugely expensive battery pack just to keep my car driving an acceptable amount?
I would also be concerned that if I just waited 2-3 more years they would have much better batteries, so why buy now? Until I see battery technology start to flatten out a bit more, I would be very apprehensive about getting into bed with a giant battery pack for the next 5-8 years.
^ John is that you?
seriously, everything has a begining... you have to credit Tesla for making the BEST begining possible.
you do not like EVs, dont drive them. Combustion isnt going anywhere... its like propeller aircrafts didnt die out when jets came out... they just got better with time... its what happening with Electric Cars... EVs have lot more potential, they arent just refined to that point yet...
(Type 0.72) = We are still just cleaver monkeys!
vt007, if you're referring to me when you ask "^ John is that you?" and, if I infer correctly that you're referring to the reporter in question in this story, I can tell you that I am not him. As you can see in my profile, I've been commenting here for over 5 years, so I'm not just some reporter starting up a new screen name to flame people.
I am, however, the owner of a tech company, so my opinions about tech items often run deep. I love tech, science, efficiency, etc. But most specifically, I love tech and science that is not only actually usable, but truly helpful to people when measured totally and completely. As such, my main issue with test drives is that they often bias people towards products without being able to see the long-term costs involved.
If batteries ever get to the point where they make sense, I'll be the first in line to get such a car. But to the extent that all future details of costs and issues with them are often glossed-over, at best, I am bothered by many tech reviews. I feel that 90% of "tech products" today don't actually help their customers. The purveyors basically create a "problem" that people didn't know they had, and then provide people with the solution for that problem. Usually this costs people money and a good deal of their most precious resource - their time.
What's more, because tech advances are coming so fast, people who buy in replace things much sooner than was happening decades ago. It draws a lot of people into a much faster cycle of "stuff replacement" than in past decades. As such, more time is spent using these new tech toys, and more time is spent earning funds to pay for them, with less time left for what I view as actual quality people interaction. And since I'm a big believer in quality people interaction as a bedrock for society, you can imagine that I don't much care for many of the promises made by much of today's tech.
As for EVs that run on batteries... I may buy one someday. But to be honest, I think it more likely that I'll buy a hydraulic hybrid first. I think the hydraulic hybrid will cost less up front than electronic energy storage vehicles, with lower replacement costs, and equal or greater durability. We'll see if Peugeot actually starts selling the first mass-created hydraulic hybrid in 2016, as currently planned, and if it really can get anywhere close to their estimated 117 MPG in city driving. We can only hope.
you do realise that test drives are like a pc specs, that only shows numbers and not the full potential of software or games that programmers can make from it...
but yeah i agree on the adoption rate thingy, society plays a big role in it ^^
and oh my god you are over 40s for not understanding the sarcasm in "John is that you", but at least you have the dessency by putting some facts in your responce and i respect that ^^
fuck off, english is my 3d language that im not even counting as fluent as i never lived in an anglophone country...
No facts, No response...


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As I conveyed on Saturday, I thoroughly enjoyed Dan Gilbert's comments about LeBron James via his letter to Cleveland fans. I thought he did an excellent job in speaking for every Cavaliers fan across the globe. But we've moved on since Thursday's debacle. And Daniel Gibson just bumped himself up as one of my favorite players after this letter that he wrote to Cavs fans on his blog:
What Up World,
This Message is Directly for the fans of Cleveland from your adopted son, The one and only Boobie G. As you know i was born and raised in Houston, TX. Never once stayed outside the state for more than two weeks and the time I did, that was for basketball. But after two years of college at the University of Texas I decided to make the jump. You can just imagine how fast my mind was racing going to a city so many miles out of my comfort zone not knowing one single person. But I thank God it was Cleveland! Because From day one the city embraced me and made me feel like I was home. My Second HOME. And as time went on I began to see why we connected. Cleveland is a never die city, city of loyalty, hard-workers, passion, desire, and toughness. A lot of the same characteristics I have in me and that inspired me. So I made a promise to myself that every day I stepped foot on that basketball court I would show the world what Cleveland was all about. Leaving everything i had on the court. So no matter what obstacle was placed in front of me, I would bust right through it. No matter how high, I would get over it. Or how wide I would get around it. N I hope I did that and will continue to do that. I said that to say, I know right now emotions are high, and people are confused about the way things went down. But I'm here to say DO NOT FORGET THAT WE STILL HERE. and WE GONE GRIND!!!! The Cavaliers haven't went anywhere, just lost a piece. Everything in life happens for a reason, Some which we dont understand and never will. Somethings we cant control, But the thing we can control is our passion and our love for city of Cleveland and state of OHIO. And that every single night we take that we floor We Will represent. Blood SweAT and Tears. We will go hard. Just like you. From the bottom to the top, this organization is committed to winning and we wont stop now….. Cant stop now. I LOVE you. We Love YOU. And together We gone make it HAppen. O H I O. Hang in there.
As for me on another note, I'm in LA working on my game so that i may be a key part of this movement next season. The family is doing great. MY wife to be is in the studio every day and night trying to create the best album of her career. Cutting no corners putting her heart in it like never before. With so much new emotion to show the world. My son Daniel Jr. is 4 months now. Everyday he gets bigger. We took him to the doctor yesterday to get two shots. And lil man did not shed a tear. even laughed a little bit. Tough lil dude, something like his daddy LOL. The rest of the fam is back home in Houston working with the DGib Hoops Foundation-Shooting for Success. Helping mainly inner city youth to meet new friends, become more discipline, athletically and academically so that one day they may qualify for scholarships and go on to college and be whatever they want to be. Following a living example. ME… Well thats enough for today, yall stay tuned for my next post and remember if you believe, you can achieve. ANYTHING
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GO TO THE ACTUAL RETURN LINK ON COWBOOM.COM THE ACTUAL RETURN PAGE IS http://www.cowboom.com/Returns NOT WHAT THE ABOVE POSTER TYPED. QUIT SHARING THAT! Yes, they should remove it but that "rumor" has been going around for a couple of years about restocking fees and it's simply not true. No SD effect can compensate for bad business forever. Restocking fees + subjective grading = unhappy customers We'd all be leaving in droves if that were true. Have you returned anything since the policy has changed? I have - Chino, CA grading has gotten worse lately and KY grading is all over the map. Their level of customer service has not changed beyond the shorter return date. They still prepay for your return label, and even if something is missing they still compensate you or will take it back. Anyway they just dropped all the good stuff, special edition consoles, PSPs etc. Got a Grade 5 AC3 console edition for $150, pretty slick. Last edited by Mariss716; 04-26-2013 at 10:39 AM.. |
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Evaluate the long-term durability of treatment response and safety of a nasal expiratory positive airway pressure (EPAP) device used to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
A prospective, multicenter, single-arm, open-label extension to a 3-month EPAP vs sham randomized clinical trial
13 sites including both academic and private sleep disorder centers
OSA patients in the EPAP arm of the EPAP vs sham randomized study who used the EPAP device ≥ 4 h per night, ≥ 5 nights per week on average during months 1 and 2 of the 3-month trial and had ≥ 50% reduction in AHI or AHI reduction to < 10 documented by polysomnography, comparing the 3-month device-on PSG to the week-one device-off PSG.
Treatment with a nasal EPAP device (N = 41) for 12 months. Polysomnography (PSG) on the patients wearing the device was performed after 12 months of treatment. The month 12 device-on PSG data from the analyzable subject cohort (N = 34) was compared to the week 1 device-off PSG from the EPAP vs sham trial.
Of the 51 patients eligible, 34 were still using the EPAP device at the end of 12 months. Median AHI was reduced from 15.7 to 4.7 events/h (week 1 device-off versus month 12 device-on). The decrease in the AHI (median) was 71.3% (p < 0.001). The median proportion of sleep time with snoring was reduced by 74.4% (p < 0.001). Over 12 months of EPAP treatment, the Epworth Sleepiness Scale decreased (11.1 ± 4.2 to 6.0 ± 3.2, p < 0.001), and the median percentage of reported nights used (entire night) was 89.3%.
Nasal EPAP significantly reduced the AHI, improved subjective daytime sleepiness and reduced snoring after 12 months of treatment. Long-term adherence to EPAP was excellent in those who had a positive clinical response at month 3 of the EPAP vs sham study.
Trial name: Extension Study of Original Protocol AERO C009 for Obstructive Sleep Apnea-hypopnea (AERO C009E).
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Registration Number: NCT00849043.
Kryger MH; Berry RB; Massie CA. Long-term use of a nasal expiratory positive airway pressure (EPAP) device as a treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). J Clin Sleep Med 2011;7(5):449-453.
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