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Marketplace from American Public Media is the premier business news show on public radio. Host Kai Ryssdal and the Marketplace team deliver news that matters, from your wallet to Wall Street. Online at Marketplace.org.
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03-07-2014 - A Marketplace Special - The new Cold War?
No, it's not like everybody's opening up their fallout shelters. But c'mon, there has been a certain Cold War quality to the past week. This time, though, it's international trade and not tactical nukes that's the real weapon. So today, a Marketplace special: "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Global Economy." We get the perspective on the ground in Ukraine, and give a breakdown of exactly which parts of Ukraine's economy have the most impact in the world. And in this global economy, we look at what the idea of a global superpower really means.
03-06-2014 - Marketplace - Gas, bananas, and death
We look at how the natural gas boom in this country could be used a weapon in geopolitics -- by undercutting Vladimir Putin and Russia's dominance of Europe's fuel. And, though there are so many wonderful uses for them, bananas are doomed. At least according to one writer with Quartz. Meanwhile, we're following up on the news of yet another delay in the Affordable Care Act. People enrolled in plans that don't meet the law's stricter coverage standards can keep them for another two years. That potentially buys Democrats some political cover in the coming mid-term elections. The question, though, is who picks up the tab?
03-05-2014 Marketplace - Khaleesi heat
A new SAT is being revealed today. We look at the substantive difference -- and how they'll play into the market, where the SAT is losing ground to the ACT. Next: The new head of Obama's Economic Council has an unorthodox background – he's not an economist, for a start. So what does this say about the any new direction and expectations for the job? And finally, after a honeymoon period of through-the-roof ratings, HBO's Game Of Thrones is losing out in the ratings. So they're turning to rappers.
03-04-2014 Marketplace -- Radio's sad shack
Natural gas is one of the most important components of the Ukraine equation -- Europe is a big consumer, and Russia has a significant surplus. We ask what role natural gas plays in this conflict, and how it has affected the behavior of countries on both sides. Plus: Radio Shack's latest survival strategy is to close 25 percent of its stores. In its 90-year history, Radio Shack has attached itself to – and let slip from its grasp – nearly every new consumer technology, from that new invention the radio, to hi-fi, home computers and wireless. Finally: Dish Network has cut a deal with Disney, allowing it to stream content from ABC shows and channels. The deal is the first of its kind. But in exchange, Dish has agreed to limit the use of controversial ad-skipping technology on its digital video recorders, for which it was being sued not just by ABC but other major networks as well.
03-03-2014 Marketplace -- Car Wars
As tensions rise in Ukraine, the Russian economy is feeling the effects. The Russian currency, the ruble, has fallen to an all-time low against the dollar and the Euro. Plus: Apple and car manufacturers now let drivers use their iPhones to make calls, play music, get directions with a touch or a voice command. Apple's "CarPlay" technology comes this week to Ferrari, Volvo and Mercedes-Benz cars. Android is also going after the car. We navigate the tech war in your car dashboard. Finally, new sulfur emission rules coming from the EPA throw a spotlight on cost-benefit analysis: weighing immediate costs of wringing more sulfur out of emissions, against long-term health and economic benefits from less smog.
02-28-2014 Marketplace -- The franchised sandwich
So, you went ahead and bought some bit coin. Now a large exchange is filing for bankruptcy because of a theft. How do you, how can you, protect your investment? Plus: After word that Quiznos is close to filing for bankruptcy, we take stock of what it takes to open a fast-food franchise. They may seem mostly the same, but the start-up and licensing costs vary widely.
02-27-2014 Marketplace -- Freddie Mac, money-spinner
When Freddie Mac hands the Treasury a $10.4 billion dividend next month, taxpayers will have received almost $82 billion back for the $71.3 billion in support the mortgage giant received during the financial crisis. We look at whether the arguments for getting rid of Freddie and sibling company Fannie Mae– made back in the financial crisis – still hold. Next, the federal highway tax hasn't been increased since 1993... and the Highway Transportation Fund is running out of money.
02-26-2014 Marketplace -- Busted
Corporations are urging the governor of Arizona to veto legislation that would allow businesspeople to refuse service to gays. The corporations say this could harm their ability to do business in the state. We look at how corporations could be affected, and how a state could be affected if it bucks corporations. Also: Credit Suisse is the subject of a Senate hearing today. The IRS says bankers at CS helped US citizens hide bank accounts, and thus dodge We report on how these tax dodgers got their dollars out of the US, and what will happen to them, now that they've been busted. Finally, Target says the security breach that hit its stores between Thanksgiving and Christmas cost the company $61 million. But the net loss is only $17 million, thanks to cyber insurance policies Target had to hedge its risk about this kind of threat.
02-25-2014 Marketplace -- Exchange-in-box
Connecticut is acting like an entrepreneur. It got its health exchange up and running effectively, and now it's trying to sell its exchange-in-a-box to other states. Plus: Beijing correspondant Rob Scmithz explains how Weibo fits into the broader Chinese Internet-scape. Finally: Customers in the Northeast and Midwest are about to get big natural gas bills, and not only because they used a lot of gas during the freezing month of January.
02-24-2014 Marketplace - Army rationing
The Obama administration wants to shrink the Army to its smallest size since the buildup to U.S. involvement in World War II. Plus, airlines and travelers are increasingly antsy about the screening drill at airports, and the TSA has a March 11 deadline for bids for new screening machines. We look at the hang-up in getting people through airports quickly – is it technology, or the cost? And: Netflix breaks down and pays Comcast directly for faster access. Who's next to collect -- Verizon, AT&T? More to the point, who picks up the check? Us?


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About 80 firefighters at the scene were able to save an "old farm house" and a four-car garage with a work area above it at 155 Old Jaffrey Road, said Fire Chief Joseph Lenox.
Firefighters had "heavy fire on arrival" around 7 a.m. and took about an hour to bring the blaze under control. The 2.5-story barn, about 40 feet by 60 feet in size, was destroyed, he said.
"We don't believe it's suspicious," Lenox said.
Crews were able to get sheep, goats and a tractor out of the barn.
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New Collaboration Between CCRM and Nikon to Reap Benefits
New Collaboration Between CCRM and Nikon to Reap Benefits Outside the Lab
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 01/15/13 -- The Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM) has entered into an agreement with Nikon Corporation to place the Nikon BioStation CT Integrated Cell Culture Observation System, and related software, in CCRM's product development facility to perform high throughput studies of patient-derived stem cell responsiveness to test molecules in a controlled environment. Together, CCRM and Nikon will develop new algorithms necessary to capture cellular and molecular events as they unfold. The end result will be the generation of crucial data that should help advance personalized regenerative medicine.
"This collaboration is an exciting initiative that will have multiple benefits for CCRM and its industry consortium," says Dr. Peter Zandstra , CSO of CCRM and Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto. "The studies we will undertake are well aligned with our efforts to standardize metrics in stem cell responses. The equipment will enable us to image plated cells and perform analyses regularly over a 24-hour period, thereby allowing CCRM scientists to recognize when crucial changes are happening to the cells, in real time. This is particularly significant when testing how cells react to drugs or genes."
Continues Dr. Zandstra, "Of note, the open interaction with Nikon, including co-development efforts of next generation imaging algorithms, should have broad impact for the research community. CCRM is excited to lead this collaboration."
CCRM has a fully resourced, 6,000 square foot development facility focused on cell reprogramming and engineering; cell manufacturing; and, biomaterials and devices.
About the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM)
CCRM, a Canadian not-for-profit organization funded by the Government of Canada's Networks of Centres of Excellence program and six academic partners, supports the development of technologies that accelerate the commercialization of stem cell- and biomaterials-based technologies and therapies. A network of academics, industry and entrepreneurs, CCRM aims to translate scientific discoveries into marketable products for patients. CCRM launched in T oronto's Discovery District on June 14, 2011. CCRM is hosted by the University of Toronto. Contacts: Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine Stacey Johnson Manager, Communications 647-309-1830 email@example.com www.ccrm.ca


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"We have not yet tamed our own demons of racism, nationalism, sexism, and materialism. We have not yet made peace with a land we took by force and have only partly paid for." – Robert Thurman
Robert A. F. Thurman is the Jey Tsong Khapa Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies in the Department of Religion at Columbia University, and co-founder and President of Tibet House in New York City. He writes and lectures on Buddhism, Asian history, and philosophy. A personal friend of the Dalai Lama for over 40 years, the New York Times magazine has referred to him as "The Dalai Lama's man in America." He has lectured all over the world; his academic and popular writing explore the relevance and application of Tibetan Buddhism to contemporary thought, science, and politics. In 1997, Time magazine named him one of the 25 Most Influential Americans.
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(707) 433-2337
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily 11:30am-4:30pm
Dinner: M-Th 4:30pm-9:00pm
Dinner: F-Su 4:30pm-9:30pm
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MasterCard, Visa
Brewery, American, Burgers
Executive Chef:
Dennis Kelly
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine
Let Bear Republic"s full-service catering group help plan any event where stellar food, beer and service is required.
Our creative menus and elegant design will make your special occasion a memorable experience!
Located in beautiful downtown Healdsburg, our courtyard is a perfect setting for your event. Wooden barrels and stainless steel fermenters give our Barrel Room a one of a kind ambiance.
Looking for offsite catering services? Bring Bear Republic's quality, flavor, and unique menus to any location with our off-site catering service.
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Located in the heart of downtown Healdsburg, our hidden gem of a courtyard and rustic barrel room are accentuated by upbeat and knowledgeable service. We love featuring our award-winning ales and our menu reflects passion for craft beer. Come see how we can inspire your next big party.
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Ryan Schellink (866) 944-0625
Check out our website for the entertainment schedule, maybe Comedy, Karaoke or a Local Band. Usually on the first weekend of the month.
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Free public parking is available on the street and in the parking lot to the west of the pub.
A word from Bear Republic Brewing Company
Located in Sonoma County, you might wonder how a brewery in the heart of California"s wine country could make such distinctively flavorful beers. With awards too plentiful to list, the Bear's creations are too good to miss.
Founded in 1995, the Norgrove family and Bear Republic
Brewing Company strive to foster a sense of loyalty and tradition from eras gone by. From the humble beginnings of home brewing, to the demanding process of commercial brewing, came the realization that to produce the distinctive flavors and aroma we found appealing required the founding of our own Brewery and Brewpub.
The Norgrove Family invites you to come by for good, healthy food and our award winning ales and lagers. Located on the corner of Healdsburg's historic downtown square, our family environment guarantees a good time for all!
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We started off with excellent beer
and asked to start with a pretzel, the server kept asking if we were ready to order dinner and then never brought our pretzel and then disappeared once we ordered our food, leaving us with empty beer glasses. Anyway, the food was decent, the beer was delicious, but the servers clearly are just trying to move people through...the place was empty though..."
Dined on 1/2/2014
The only real highlights of this
place are the beers and the patio dining, which is really pleasant. The food has gone downhill in quality."
Dined on 10/10/2013
Food was mediocre to bad. Very
unimpressed. The beer is the star and is excellent. However, I would absolutely not go to eat again."
Dined on 8/30/2013
We dined on the open air patio,
which was enjoyable, as it faced a sidewalk shopping area away from the street. We tried three of the Brewing Company's individual beers, and even the one described as low hops to my taste was very hoppy. We had a lager and a nut brown ale, and NO IPA - wonder how hoppy that would have been? Food was above average for a Brewing Company. The restaurant itself was very open, different levels with good separation of dining areas. Service was prompt and competent considering the patio crowd - not many folks inside on this beautiful day."
Dined on 8/15/2013
We booked last minute Mother's Day
Brunch reservations for a group of 10. The Brunch menu was nice and the food was very good. The service, especially given the busy Mother's Day holiday was excellent. We so appreciated the attentive, pleasant service."
Dined on 5/12/2013
I've been here several times in
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The food was delicious. The Chili vinaigrette and stuffed jalapenos were out of this world. They were busy yet attentive. We really enjoyed sharing a beer flight and discussing what we enjoyed about each beer. That was a really great way to try a lot without over drinking. Only issue was a patron at another table who didn't seem to understand how much his voice carried. We sat outside and it was comfortable at night with the heaters, but his voice echoed off the patio. Probably would have been a problem if we had the kids, but for date night it was fine."
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This is one of my two favourite powder (the other one being Guerlain Meteorites). This powder does an excellent job of settling my makeup; while it gives me a more made up look than Meteorites, it does make my skin tone looks more even. I use a powder brush instead of the puff - I put some powder into a sandwich bag, dip the brush into it and dust off the excess before applying the powder to my face. The powder seems to disappear after an hour after application and my skin just looks naturally beautiful. Will definitely repurchase again.
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HG status! Of the very many loose powders I've tried, Chanel's Poudre Universelle has got to be the best. It is so exqusitely fine-milled & as light as air, setting your make-up perfectly. Light-reflecting particles give a radiant, air-brushed look & blurs imperfections. I sometimes get dry patches on my skin & it never accentuates them like some other powders do. Same goes for fine lines - it doesnt settle into them but instead seems to subtly fill them out. As for shine control, I only need to blot once throughout the day, but oily types may need to more often. Some say the puff is useless but I think it's perfect for dispensing the right amount of product each time. I just tip the jar upside down to release the product onto the puff & then pat it on my face. I repeat this process a few times to cover my whole face & then finish off with a quick dust of my powder brush to smooth it all in. Works perfect everytime & uses hardly any product. It may seem pricey at first but the jar will last you ages! Definately worth every penny. A luxurious product that truly works. Definately will buy again & again (although a jar lasts me over a year) :)
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I having been using this product since I was 14 btw I'm now 18. It is very natural looking. I usually wear this as a finshing powder or for touch ups throughout the day. This product lasts a long time.
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After much trial and tribulation, I have finally found my HG loose powder! Chanel's Poudre Universalle Libre is a very fine powder that melts into your skin, giving a soft-focus/blurred effect in photos as well as in real life. While the color range could stand to be improved the color I *do* have (40 Dore / Translucent 3) is translucent and neither leaves a white or orange cast to my skin. Staying power is decent, and you'll need to touch up 4-5ish hours later, but the effect as it wears off is dewy rather than shiny. Thanks to this and Chanel's Perfection Lumiere (and a better skincare regiment) I've quit wearing concealer. Yes it's quite expensive, but the quality is definitely there. I buff in with a fluffy kabuki brush--I use Too Faced's retractable kabuki. HG and highly recommended!
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So disgusted that i spent so much money on this product. I was expecting a lovely silky luxurious powder for the price I paid. Instead I got a horrible chalky feeling loose powder . I hate the feel of it on my skin . Its probably the worst powder I have ever bought or tried. I cant return cosmetics here so I am stuck with this horrible stuff.
My favorite loose powder was discontinued by MUFE (of course!), but I wisely jumped on Chanel's loose powder in Dore before I started using my last MUFE jar. My NC35 Eurasian skin is so reactive to powders that I am very particular. I am so pleased to report that this powder delivers on all counts: it is very fine, doesn't settle into pores, doesn't break me out, and leaves a beautiful finish which works for everyday use as well as for photo and video shoots. I thought Dore would be too dark, but it works nicely with my skin tone and gives it a touch more oomph without looking makeup-y. I also have Translucency 2 for when I want to go more neutral. The jar is enormous and goes a long way so even though this is a bit costly, it is worth the investment.
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I dont wear foundation and have worn guerlain terracotta powder for years, I fancied a change but did not want any heavy duty cover. After some research on mua I decided on Poudre Universal Libre in Dore as it still gave some colour. OMG this is amazing, I lightly dust over my anthelios fluide spf50 sunscreen, a bit of blush and thats it. I now have that golden polished look i have always dreamed of, my skin is soft and flawless!
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It makes my skin look so soft and supple, like there's a feathering/blurring effect! It's also nearly impossible to over-apply with this powder because it is so fine..
However, I hate the powder puff that comes with it. After you wash the puff, it's never the same. There are some hard chunks on it. I have to wash any puff everytime I use it cos I'm OCD like that, so this puff is frustrating to me.
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I can't give it low marks, because it does indeed do what others have noted. Gives a nice satin finish, absorbs oil as much as a powder can, and looks good in photographs. Doesn't add too much color but won't give you the white cast that many transluscent white powders do (i.e. MUFE HD or LM). Great everyday setting powder. HOWEVER, I won't buy again because honestly what I've found is that there are cheaper powders out there that do the exact same. While it may be relatively hard to find a powder that doesn't make you dry and chalky looking, there are indeed some lower cost ones that will give a satin finish. For $50, I was expecting even more like perhaps a glowy halo effect without the obvious sparkles. As good as it was for everyday use, it didn't do all THAT. If you have money to blow, definitely get this as an everyday powder. Otherwise, if you look hard enough I think there are powders that will do the same (if anything, a lighter hand of a silky mineral foundation will give the same effect IMO). But I'm not convinced that this is the absolute best and only natural finish powder, so it's not worth the price for me personally.
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Mr. Chairman, Senator Leahy - I appreciate the opportunity to testify today on the Chairman's bill, the Fairness in Asbestos Injury Resolution Act of 2003, also known as the FAIR Act. I know that both of you are working hard to resolve the complicated issue of asbestos litigation in this country. I believe that's a worthy effort.
I applaud the Chairman for attempting to move the ball forward in this debate by introducing the FAIR Act. I know he hopes that by doing so, all sides will soon come to swift agreement on a final bill. I hope that a healthy bi-partisan negotiation process will continue, so that good companies providing good paying jobs are not wrongly forced into bankruptcy over mounting asbestos claims, and the true victims of asbestos receive just compensation for their injuries.
However, as I outlined in a letter to the Chairman and every other member of this Committee two weeks ago, I have serious concerns about how the Chairman's bill will impact my constituents in Libby, Montana. I will briefly outline those concerns for the Committee, so they will become part of the record on S. 1125. At the end of my statement, I would like to make some suggestions to the Committee as to how the bill could be best altered to make sure that Libby is treated fairly in any final asbestos bill.
My greatest concern Mr. Chairman, is that your bill would give W.R. Grace a sweetheart deal, while at the same time denying any compensation to the majority of the people in Libby who were injured by W.R. Grace's actions. That is not just or fair.
Let me be specific. Section 124 of the FAIR Act, the Medical Criteria Requirements, would exclude the vast majority of current and future Libby claimants. Except for those persons who have mesothelioma, the criteria would require "meaningful and credible" evidence of both 6 months of occupational exposure to asbestos prior to December 31, 1982 and significant occupational exposure, which you define as cumulative employment for a period of at least 5 years in an asbestos-related industry.
Mr. Chairman, a large number of persons in Libby who have become sick, or will become sick, from their exposure to asbestos never had any occupational exposure to asbestos. They were the families of W.R. Grace workers or ordinary residents of Libby. Unlike almost every other part of the country, asbestos was everywhere in Libby - in the air, in the ground, in the houses, in the school track, on people's cars, clothes and on the people themselves.
To illustrate the significant non-occupational nature of asbestos related disease in Libby, I will quote again from the March 4 letter from Dr. Brad Black, Medical Director of the Center for Asbestos Related Disease in Libby:
"In the last 18 months I have observed the diagnosis of five mesotheliomas, with three individuals already having died. Four of these individuals (nurse, office receptionist, forest service administrator and a non-resident who traveled to Libby for basic services) were exposed to tremolite [asbestos] simply by living and working in Libby. Another gentleman who lived near a vermiculite processing facility in the residential area of Libby died from progressive pleural fibrosis. His spouse has advanced asbestos-related disease. A significant number of residents who were exposed environmentally are experiencing advancing lung disease, some of whom require supplemental oxygen. Based on past observations with chrysotile [asbestos] exposure, one would not expect non-occupationally exposed individuals to develop such extensive asbestos-related disease."
This letter was included in the record of your March 5 hearing on asbestos.
Another odd problem with the medical criteria in S. 1125, is the requirement that a claimant demonstrated occupational exposure prior to 1982. What's magical about 1982? Grace was operating its vermiculite mining and milling facilities in Libby and releasing asbestos fibers until the early 1990's. Perhaps the year 1982 made sense in the context of one company - the Johns Manville Company and the Johns Manville Trust - but when applied to Grace, or other companies, it's completely arbitrary.
Mr. Chairman, I understand that W.R. Grace, a company that was less than honest with Grace workers and the Libby community about the asbestos that contaminated Libby vermiculite, has suggested language to "address" this occupational exposure problem. To their credit they agree with me that the definition of occupational exposure in your bill would negatively impact deserving Libby claimants. However, their proposed language would give the Asbestos Court created by S. 1125 the discretion to waive the exposure criteria requirements of section 125 of the bill. That's it. They would still have to meet the overly stringent medical criteria of Section 124, criteria that are arbitrary and difficult for Libby claimants to meet. They would still be subject to the collateral source requirements that I will address below. It would still not be clear whether or not occupational exposure would be required, before or after 1982.
So, Mr. Chairman - under Grace's proposal, Grace gets certainty and is obligated to pay a minimal amount to a national trust. The Libby victims get uncertainty and a chance to receive a minimal amount of compensation for their injuries. The Asbestos Court may waive the exposure requirements. The decisions of that Court are not reviewable. That Court is not required to consult with any experts or the public in establishing rules to implement exposure or other medical criteria in the bill, for the people of Libby, or anyone else. I apologize for being skeptical of Grace's proposal, but they have failed again, and again, and again to prove that they are a friend of Libby, Montana.
Now, why do I believe that Grace will get certainty and a sweetheart deal under S. 1125? If I have read the legislation correctly, W.R. Grace will be required to pay into the trust fund created by your bill only 1.45% of their 2002 revenues for years 1 through 5, with that amount declining over the next 20 years out to year 25. Even on revenues of $1 billion, that would mean a company like W.R. Grace would only have to contribute approximately $1.45 million per year in years 1-5. Over the life of the trust, such a company would contribute less $25 million, based on $1 billion in 2002 revenues. Grace has protested that $25 million was a one year contribution. That's great. But, I am curious as to how their calculations differ from mine. Perhaps their insurers will contribute more than that amount. I don't know. But, my calculations are based on what the bill requires from a company like Grace in the early stages of bankruptcy. Their liability is fixed and settled. They can move on.
But justice for people in Libby will not be fixed. They won't know what will happen. They don't know if this new Court will allow them any compensation. Some of them, although they are not sick yet, don't know if they will get sick, don't know if money will be around to compensate them if they do get sick 15, 20, 25 or 30 years from now. Or more. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, has documented up to a 47-year latency period for the onset of asbestos-related disease resulting from exposure to asbestos in and around Libby, Montana. The Trust created by S. 1125 will be long gone by the time a person exposed in the 1990's might get sick. But many of these people can't get health insurance now. They have no safety net, for themselves or their families. This is wrong. This bill punishes the wrong party here - the victims, not Grace.
Mr. Chairman, there is also so much that we don't know about asbestos exposure in Libby, and its relation to the onset of asbestos related diseases. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry recently released a study - based on medical screenings and studies of thousands of current and former Libby residents - that concluded more research into low-level exposure and lung disease in the town is still needed. The medical science of diagnosing and identifying categories of asbestos-related disease in Libby is still developing, particularly as concerns the differences between what is traditionally known as asbestosis or pleural disease, and what manifests itself as debilitating pleural disease in Libby. S. 1125 does not accommodate this medical uncertainty.
Mr. Chairman, as I indicated in my letter to you, I am also concerned about the collateral source requirements in S. 1125. Section 134 would require a reduction in the amount paid to an asbestos victim by the amount of any collateral source payments he or she has received, or is entitled to receive, for their asbestos-related injury. This would include payments from Medicaid, Medicare, health insurance, and disability insurance. Mr. Chairman, this under-cuts one of the main points of an asbestos trust or other compensation mechanism, which is to fairly compensate victims for their injuries that were caused by others.
In addition, I have read about your concerns that the taxpayer should not bear any liability for this trust fund, or for the payment of asbestos claims in general. The FAIR Act's collateral source requirements could have exactly this undesired effect by shifting the cost of treating a person's asbestos-related illness to state and federal taxpayers through Medicare and Medicaid, or similar medical benefits program funded in whole or in part by the state or federal government.
Mr. Chairman, the evidence that the people of Libby, Montana have been exposed - over a period of decades - to dangerously high levels of asbestos, is undisputed. That W.R. Grace's vermiculite mining and milling operations caused this asbestos contamination is undisputed. That Libby, Montana is on the Superfund National Priorities List because of high concentrations of asbestos and environmental damage from Grace's vermiculite mining and milling operations is undisputed. That hundreds have become sick or died of asbestos-related diseases is undisputed. These people have nothing more to prove. If they are sick, they deserve compensation. Period.
Any asbestos bill that the Congress considers must take this reality into account, including S. 1125.
Grace workers and current and former Libby residents should not have to comply with the medical criteria or the exposure criteria in S. 1125. If they are a former worker or they lived and worked in Libby for a minimum amount of time, and they have an asbestos-related disease, that should be enough to qualify them for real and adequate compensation from the trust fund.
I also believe that the collateral source requirements of S. 1125 also should not apply to Grace workers or the people of Libby - and frankly, I don't believe they should apply to anyone. The health care costs of treating those who are sick in Libby has already placed an enormous strain on the state and local community. Many concerns have been expressed about the eventual impacts on the state Medicaid program from treating these people. It just seems patently unfair to continue to shift the burden for treating sick people in Libby to the taxpayers and to continue the drain on local resources.
I have also proposed my own bill that would create a Libby Health Care trust fund to pay for the health care costs associated with treating current and former Libby residents or Grace workers for asbestos-related disease.
This Libby Trust would be funded by amounts eventually recovered from W.R. Grace by the Environmental Protection Agency. Until those funds became available, the fund would be financed through the appropriations process. This fund would serve as a critical means of defraying the enormous costs of treating those in Libby who are ill, particularly those who are uninsured and uninsurable. Many of these people are young, with families. Even if the trust fund created by S. 1125 runs out of money, or is not available to claimants from Libby, they will always have some place to turn to pay for their medical expenses.
Mr. Chairman, everyone agrees the situation in Libby is unique. But what W.R. Grace wants in S. 1125 is a far cry from what the people in Libby need and deserve. That's why I look forward to continuing to work with you on asbestos legislation and addressing the needs of my constituents in Libby, Montana. I believe you have the best of intentions in proposing your legislation and attempting to bring closure to this complex issue.
Thank you again, Mr. Chairman, for allowing me to submit this testimony today.


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What they remember is what Alexis de Tocqueville (1805-1859) saw in America, and he saw very deeply indeed. Tocqueville saw the virtues of America, "The greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened than any other nation, but rather in her ability to repair her faults." But he also saw the flaws in our country that might yet destroy us as a nation. There is a story that de Tocqueville had an "American moment" after sitting in on a New England town hall meeting. What he saw was not inspiring, not at first. The subjects discussed were mundane, the kind of stuff I write about every week. There was a lot of bickering, and the usual contributions from people who have to have their say, whether they have anything to say or not. The story goes that de Tocqueville went back to his boarding house and wrote an entry in his journal full of Gallic scorn for these American rubes. That night he awoke, sat bolt upright in his bed and exclaimed, "Mon Dieu! They are governing themselves!" That by the way, is why after living abroad continuously for nearly 14 years, I find covering local government interesting, enlightening, and even inspiring. This day is the birthday of our country. Many countries have an official day that marks in some way their beginnings as a nation. In many European countries it is the day of their patron saint. In some it commemorates a monarch who first united their country. In Great Britain their nearest equivalents are the reigning monarch's official birthday, or the day that commemorates the execution of a group of Catholics engaged in a sectarian conflict that now seems incomprehensible. In Poland there is a national holiday, November 11 - but in 13 years residence there nobody could explain to me exactly what happened on that day. Our nation's birthday commemorates the formal signing of a document, the Declaration of Independence. That makes Americans almost unique among the worlds' peoples. There are perhaps two other groups of people in the world whose identity is defined by a body of literature. The Jews define themselves by their relationship to Torah and Tanach, and a body of scholarship surrounding them. Icelanders identify with a body of literature written in the first few centuries after the settlement of their land, the Sagas. The American literary canon is not as well defined. The Constitution of course. Tom Paine's "Common Sense" certainly. The Federalist, which might be called the operating manual of the Constitution. The canon probably ends with Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address and the Gettysburg Address. It might include the anti-Federalist papers, the arguments against the ratification of the Constitution, which ultimately led to the compromise we call The Bill of Rights. It might even include an awful lot of obscure pamphlets circulated in the 50 years leading up to the Revolution, which were only recently rediscovered by historians. 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We moved to Missouri, where land is cheap and you never have to water your garden, in order to homestead and become self-sufficient.
Last year, while working in the yard late in August I picked up a tick and got Lyme's. I ended up with half my face paralyzed. After doing some natural stuff I decided to take amoxycillan which is okay with breastfeeding.
(Photo: 7 months after the right side of my face being paralyzed. Still a little droopy.)
I stayed inside the rest of that fall as I wasn't feeling well and was pretty down on being in the yard. The garden became over grown with weeds. We never did get out there to clean it all up even. (Now I am not too eager to deal with ticks or chiggers for that matter.)
There I was, recuperating and only going from my house to the car and the week after I finished the antibiotic I picked up another tick. I sent it off to a lab for testing (since that is cheaper than a blood test.) It came back positive.
Since I'd just taken amoxycillan, I didn't want to take it again. And since I was nursing my 6 month old I didn't want to take something stronger.
So as of this week I am experiencing arthritis in my elbow. Now I have to decide what to do. Do I stop nursing and take stronger meds?
This isn't so easy a decision even though my babe is just over a year. t I truly believe that nursing him could save his life. He was only very sick once this winter (though he did experience several one night fevers as my kids often have.) At those times I am always so grateful that I am nursing. If he had been on formula or drinking milk he most likely would have been even sicker with various illnesses that breastfeeding prevents.Nursing my babies has always given me confidence that they would overcome their illnesses without needing medications or becoming dehydrated.
Besides, nursing is so cheap and in any kind of emergency situation it is VITAL. (Normally I would nurse the baby until age two-three.)
So we have no insurance and after having myself treated for Lyme's and 6 of our children (except the baby) tested for Lymes we owe about $1200 now since we are self-employed and can't afford insurance.
To make things even worse, a few months ago in the dead of winter during a cold spell I went a few days without bathing the baby and only changing his outer clothes not his undershirt. When I went to bathe him on a warmer day I found a huge tick on him and I just about cried. How in the dead of winter do we have to deal with this!?!?!? (Likely a tick came in with the dogs that we'd feed in the house.)
So we came out here to free ourselves and we've gained debt and now we're ill and not looking forward to gardening at all.
It is very frustrating as 2 of my children tested positive and despite taking antibiotics (which I have rarely ever given any of them before) they still have Lyme's symptoms.
I wonder if I should douse our place with bug killer and forget the chicken eggs? I know we need to get guinea hens but I haven't been able to handle the difficulty of raising them yet. We have chickens which do help with the ticks, but we have sooo many here it is crazy.
When we first moved here, before we moved in, I went to the trash cans and the can was COVERED with ticks, similar to when a trash can is covered with ants. The chickens have helped incredibly, but there are still plenty of the incidious cridders.
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hi, i have my iphone for about a month already. However, from yesterday till now, my phone keep say no sim install. I have to turn the phone off and on back to get signal. then it last about couple hours, then it back to no sim install again. I tried to reset the phone, but the issue still occur. so is it the hardware issue, i went to tmobile and get a new sim card too. plz help
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Go to the Apple store. I had this problem and they swapped out my phone immediately.
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last time i have problem, i went to apple store, they told me i have tmobile, so they can't help me. so i don't know should i tried to go the again, the closet apple store from me is 90 minutes away
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That's complete ******** (I've run into it too though) because they're servicing your phone, not the ****ing plan you're on. I hate how they pull this crap.
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:0 i did personally after my genius "asked the manager flr his approval." Not sure how its goin for the OP
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i'm out of luck with these genius. they just let me to have a replacement phone, even though they acknowledge the problem i have. so pretty i have to turn my phone off and one couple times a day now, unless i drop my phone in water and willing to pay 49.99
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I had this same problem the morning after getting my iPhone 5....No Sim Installed is all it would say. All I did to fix it is pull the sim card out...wipe it off and blow out the sim card slot in the phone with compressed air and then put the card back in. Haven't had a single problem with it since.
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Have you tried getting a new SIM card from you carrier?
I had this problem on older iPhone that was jailbroken and unlocked with Ultrasn0w. I was having a problem with prepaid SIM in Brazil. Reseting the network settings would temporarily fix the issue, but for some reason I turned the phone off and popped open the the SIM and pushed it back in place. It fixed the issue. Not sure if that will help you or not. |
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i had this issue with my iphone 4. it was out of warranty so they replaced it for $150. they acknowledged it was a hardware defect. since youre still under warranty, replacement shouldnt be an issue.
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i got a new sim card already. but the problem still occur. i brought it to apple store today and the genius told me, i have tmobile, they don't support tmobile, so can't do anything about it. i guess i will try another apple store this weekend to see what happen
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Portland, OR, April 25, 2008 - George Pernsteiner, chancellor of the Oregon University System, announced today that one of the two finalists for the Portland State University presidency, Dr. Kathie Olsen, has withdrawn from the selection process. Olsen has served as deputy director and chief operating officer of the National Science Foundation (NSF) since 2005 when she was confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
Dr. Olsen, who visited PSU and Portland on April 7 and 8, decided to remain at the NSF and not pursue the PSU opportunity at this time. "I truly enjoyed my time at Portland State, especially meeting face to face with faculty, students, staff, and the Portland community. As a native Oregonian, I hold the higher education system and PSU in high regard, and wish the University the best as it selects its next leader. Given my current work at the NSF, I made a difficult decision that this is just not the right time for me to keep my candidacy going for this important leadership position at Portland State. I thank everyone at PSU who took the time to meet with me and share your vision for the campus' future."
"Dr. Olsen is a vital and vibrant leader," said Pernsteiner. "We are appreciative that she considered the presidency of PSU, and I regret that she has chosen to withdraw. I wish her the best in her current work and respect her decision not to pursue the position of PSU president."
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