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Health Insurance and Managed Care
News about health insurance and managed care, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2014
Many of nation's military hospitals are so small and have so few patients that doctors and nurses say it compromises their ability to properly diagnose and treat serious illnesses; hospitals run by armed forces are focus of evolving Pentagon plan to scale back system that cares for 1.35 million active-duty service members and their families (Series: Military Medicine). MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
More large companies appear to be implementing cost-sharing shift with health plans, similar to how they replaced pensions with retirement savings plans; move to high-deductable plans makes workers responsible for their own care, while employers hope plans will motivate employees to comparison-shop for medical services. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Affordable Care Act has vastly expanded mental health coverage, defining it as an essential benefit to be covered by Medicaid and every private plan sold through online insurance markets, but shortfalls persist; many private therapists are refusing to take Medicaid or are reporting that many patients coming to them through Medicaid coverage are too challenging to treat (Series: Remaking Medicine). MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Obama administration names Kevin J Counihan, who ran Connecticut's successful health insurance marketplace, as chief executive of federal marketplace serving consumers in 36 states. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Pres Obama, speaking at American Legion's national convention, promises several thousand military veterans that he will overhaul dysfunctional health care system; speech comes as inspector general at Veterans Affairs Dept releases report on long delays and falsified waiting lists at veterans medical center in Phoenix, where whistle-blowers allege 40 veterans died because of delays in care. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Oregon sues Oracle America Inc and six of its top executives, accusing software giant of fraud for failing to deliver a working website for the Affordable Care Act program. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Obama administration proposes new regulations intended to address religious objections that some nonprofit organizations and private companies have to providing contraceptive coverage for their employees. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
The Upshot; Walmart announces that many more of its workers have signed up for its health insurance; increase, if permanent, will cost the company more money but it illustrates how Affordable Care Act is set up to build on country's existing insurance system rather than tear it down; in Massachusetts, where health reform was broadly popular, residents with employer-based insurance went to 65.6 percent in 2008, up from 61 percent in 2006. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
The former Google engineer who helped solve the HealthCare.gov crisis is back in Washington, tasked with remaking the way the government uses computers and how citizens engage with it online. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Obama administration is planning to pay monthly fees to doctors who manage care for Medicare beneficiaries with two or more chronic conditions; major policy change comes amid growing evidence that patients with chronic illnesses suffer from disjointed, fragmented care; new initiative will adopt techniques devised by health maintenance organizations. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Health insurers, unnerved by flurry of spending on compounded drugs, are moving to curb their use by discontinuing coverage of myriad ingredients used in compounding. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Op-Ed article by medical student Edward Larkin and psychiatry Prof Irene Hurford describes how some patients who suffer from schizophrenia, particularly those who are high-functioning schizophrenics, often must use older drugs due to their finances; notes that newer drugs have fewer side effects and are more effective, but cost significantly more. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Massachusetts officials say they will use a retooled state health exchange website for fall 2014 open enrollment period; Massachusetts Health Connector was established by the state's 2006 health overhaul law, but it sputtered when it was updated to comply with the Affordable Care Act, sending 250,000 people to temporary coverage. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Pres Obama signs bill that will expand access to health care for veterans and strengthen power of Veteran Affairs Dept leader to clean up abuses in its troubled network of hospitals. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Walmart continues to make aggressive push into medical care, opening five primary care clinic locations in South Carolina and Texas; nation's largest retailer is hoping to grab larger share of billions of health care dollars being spent in light of Affordable Care Act. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Vermont announces that it is ending its relationship with CGI, company that designed Vermont Health Connect website; Lawrence Miller, state's chief of health care overhaul, says website is failing many people trying to manage their health insurance via online marketplace. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Op-Ed article by Dr Danielle Ofri describes bureaucratic nightmare that ensues for doctors and their medical practices when insurance companies demand prior authorizations for medications; contends while practice can save money for insurance companies, it does so only initially, since patients denied their medications often have higher medical costs in the long run. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Advocates of Affordable Care Act have moved to crucial new phase of implementation, making sure the eight million Americans who bought health insurance understand their policies and use them properly; support for the health care law will hinge at least partly on whether people have good experiences with their new coverage. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
David Segal The Haggler; multiple sclerosis patient seeking an experimental stem cell treatment is reimbursed with interest by Presbyterian Health Plan for his almost $200,000 in medical expenses; patient nudged right people, rallied others to his side, and wrote measured, reasoned emails that stuck to facts. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
The Upshot column; critics have raised an outcry over hepatitis C drug Sovaldi, heralded as a breakthrough but costing $1,000 a pill and about $84,000 for a typical person's total treatment; drug from maker Gilead Sciences cures about 90 percent of patients who take it; advocates say quick cure for hepatitis C can cost a lot less than a lifetime of treatments for other diseases. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Senate approves legislation to expand veterans' access to health care and replenish the federal Highway Trust Fund. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Obama administration officials say work to bolster HealthCare.gov Web site is raising the cost; one-year contract with Accenture that was initially valued at $91 million has increased to $190 million. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Government Accountability Office raises concerns that federal health insurance marketplace and its website remains over budget and behind schedule due to shifting requirements imposed by administration officials; testimony raises questions about whether marketplace will be ready to enroll millions more people in the fall. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
More use of walk-in clinics and generic drugs and fewer emergency-room visits are envisioned in New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's first labor agreements with city unions; if city and unions are unable to save $3.4 billion on health care by 2018, mediator will be empowered to order increases in workers' premiums. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Survey by Kaiser Family Foundation shows that nearly six out of 10 uninsured people in California were able to obtain coverage in past year; findings highlight difficulties signing up individuals who remain uninsured, even with emergence of new state marketplaces. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
House and Senate negotiators announce agreement on legislation that allocates about $17 billion to overhaul Veterans Affairs Dept's sprawling and beleaguered health care system; some details still need to be worked out, but, if approved, legislation would end standoff over how much to spend to begin to fix the department, and it would help ensure that veterans who face long waits to see doctors at the department's facilities could get appointments more quickly with private physicians. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
Lawmakers in House and Senate reach agreement of legislation designed to stabilize vast, embattled health care system of Department of Veterans Affairs. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Jonathan Gruber, former Obama administration adviser on health policy, publicly stated in 2012 that consumers could not obtain insurance subsidies under the health care law if they lived in states that refused to establish their own insurance exchanges; videotaped comments contradict arguments the White House is now making in court that Congress always meant for subsidies to be available nationwide, in all states. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Television ad critical of Obama administration's health care plan points blame at Arkansas Sen Mark Pryor and features a small-business owner frustrated by what he called higher health care bills; Pryor, a Democrat, is considered one of the most vulnerable incumbents facing re-election this fall; ad is sponsored by National Federation of Independent Business but largest chunk of money comes from health insurance companies trying to repeal a health care tax. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Tara Siegel Bernard Your Money column; few employers and insurers pay for fertility procedures, even as 7.4 million women used such services from 2006 to 2010; even when covered, restrictions imposed on who can qualify raise questions about who should be covered by infertility insurance. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Timothy Egan Op-Ed column excoriates House Republicans and Speaker John Boehner for plot to sue Pres Obama over delayed implementation of part of Affordable Care Act that Republicans never supported in first place; says presidents throughout history have routinely delayed, modified or deferred enforcement of certain laws; faults Congress for their willingness to litigate rather than legislate. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Editorial contests claims made by Republicans that health care reform law is failure because many of the plans sold on online health exchanges limit consumers' choices of doctors and hospitals; notes limitation is deliberate, in order to keep premiums down, and that vast majority of consumer can buy plans with broad array of options; urges regulators to monitor how well narrower plans are performing. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
The Upshot; Affordable Care Act was designed to help standardize health care and health insurance policy by making it more affordable and more uniform, but series of court rulings on law could deepen disparities among states; if upheld, rulings could leave only richer, Democratic states with federal dollars and broad insurance coverage. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Federal appeals court ruling barring federal health insurance subsidies in states that rely on federal insurance exchange raises possibility that many of the 4.5 million people who were found eligible for subsidies will drop their coverage; ruling, along with another appeals court ruling finding opposite in separate case, leaves much unresolved and will be appealed further, even as additional cases challenging subsidies make their way to state-level trial courts. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Two federal appeals court panels issue conflicting rulings on whether government can subsidize health insurance premiums for millions of Americans, raising more questions about future of health care reform law; contradictory rulings will have no immediate impact on consumers but could inject uncertainty and turmoil into health insurance markets as Obama administration firms up plans for next open enrollment season. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Editorial warns that millions of low- and moderate-income people who signed up for health insurance with help of federal tax-credit subsidies could find themselves without coverage or with big premium bills if federal appeals court decision is not reversed; contends decision would be crippling blow to ability of health care reform law to reduce ranks of uninsured with grievous consequences for vulnerable customers. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Op-Ed article by cardiologist and author Sandeep Jauhar details how cutting payments to doctors, which is popular way of limiting health care costs, actually increases total health care spending; notes that doctors have shifted to seeing many more patients in order to keep revenues up; contends policy makers must focus on drivers of waste instead of cutting payments to doctors. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Obama administration and insurance regulators are revising standards to address concerns among consumers who have encountered unexpectedly high out-of-network bills through plans offered under the Affordable Care Act; new measures would impose stricter standards on insurers who unduly limit choices of doctors and hospitals. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
The Upshot column; slow economic growth, global drug and medical advances and speedy medical research contribute to recent reduction in health care spending. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Senate Republicans block Democrat-sponsored bill intended to reverse Supreme Court ruling that closely held businesses with religious objections could deny coverage for contraception for women under Affordable Care Act. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
Congressional Budget Office says growth of federal spending on health care will continue to decline as proportion of overall economy in coming decades; attributes decline in part to cost controls mandated by Pres Obama's health care law. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Kaiser Family Foundation survey reports that more than 4,400 consumer assistance programs created under Affordable Care Act helped an estimated 10.6 million people explore their new heath insurance options and apply for coverage during the initial six-month enrollment period; survey finds that programs operating in states with their own online insurance market places got more funding and helped more people than those in states on federal exchange. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column examines how it is possible that health care reform, which has been immense policy success, is largely slipping under the radar; places much of the blame on media and relentless negative political attacks; posits that lack of widespread awareness about impact of the law is due largely to fact that it is the less fortunate who have benefited most. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Two-page federal form required to allow religious organizations to opt out of providing contraceptive coverage has become latest focal point in battle to balance religious freedom and women's rights under the Affordable Care Act; organizations say that by signing form, they would be authorizing insurers or plan administrators to pay for contraception in violation of their beliefs; chart highlights and examines form's contents. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Lawyer Sandra Fluke, Democrat, will seek California State Senate seat representing some of most affluent sections of Los Angeles County; Fluke gained national attention after being denied chance to testify before a congressional committee about wanting her college's health plan to cover contraceptives, and was subsequently subjected to degrading comments by Rush Limbaugh. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Massachusetts officials announce they will know by early August whether the state can move forward with its own retooled health exchange or join the federal marketplace. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Editorial contends national survey published by Commonwealth Fund offers encouraging reviews from people across country who signed up for private plans or Medicaid during first enrollment period of Affordable Care Act; maintains reform effort is off to good start, particularly in states determined to take full advantage of the law. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Urgent care is growing category in health care that promises an alternative to the hospital emergency room and perhaps the family practitioner, with low fees and extended hours; Wall Street money is driving the growth, but so are the millions of newly insured Americans seeking care. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Survey of Blue Cross insurers, among the most dominant plans in the United States, reveals that health insurers are experimenting with new formulas for reimbursing doctors and hospitals; estimates that $1 out of very $5 in reimbursements is being paid under arrangement in which providers are rewarded for improving care and lowering costs. MORE
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Bracing for New Challenges in Year 2 of Health Care Law
Early troubles under the Affordable Care Act are expected to be replaced by new difficulties as insurance prices fluctuate and more people sign up.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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CVS Stores Stop Selling All Tobacco Products
The company has adopted a new name, CVS Health, and stopped selling tobacco products in an effort to redefine itself as a health care destination for consumers.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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Smaller Military Hospitals Said to Put Patients at Risk
Many of the hospitals run by the armed forces are so small and the trickle of patients so thin that doctors and nurses say their ability to properly treat serious illnesses is compromised.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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Ways to Reduce the Kidney Shortage
Congress ought to hold hearings on the issue to save more lives on the waiting list and avoid having to pay donors for their organs.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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High Health Plan Deductibles Weigh Down More Employees
Just as employers replaced pensions with retirement savings plans, more large companies appear to be making a similar cost-sharing shift with health plans.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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What Happens When Health Plans Compete
As more insurance companies enter a market, premiums tend to go down — but more in some places than in others.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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The Medicare Miracle
After all the talk about how providing health care to the uninsured would be unaffordable and unsustainable, it turns out that it isn't hard at all.
September 1, 2014, Monday
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Coverage for End-of-Life Talks Gaining Ground
Medicare may cover advance care planning that was once decried as "death panels," and some private insurers are not waiting for the political process.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Baby's Drug Co-Pay Jumps, and a Health Reporter Is Stumped
Trying to unravel a health plan's policy on prescription costs offers fresh evidence of just how confusing the American health care system really is.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Endless Assault on Health Care Reform
The latest jerry-built effort to destroy the Affordable Care Act is facing likely defeat before a full federal appeals court in the District of Columbia.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Finally Getting Help
Terri Hall talks about her struggles with depression, and the care she has been receiving since she signed up for health insurance.
Paying Till It Hurts
A series of articles by the New York Times correspondent Elisabeth Rosenthal examines the price of medical care in the United States. In each installment, readers were invited to share their perspectives on managing costs and treatment.
Bipartisan Deal Reached on V.A. Reform
Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, and Representative Jeff Miller, Republican of Florida, discussed their agreement for changes in the Department of Veterans Affairs' health care system.
Four Cases Challenging Health Care Subsidies
Two federal appeals courts issued conflicting rulings on whether the Internal Revenue Service is allowed to provide subsidies for premiums to people in states that use the federal insurance exchange.
Shinseki Outlines Actions for V.A.
Eric Shinseki, the secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs, said he is ousting the leadership of the department's Phoenix hospital after revelations about delays in care.
Major Reports and Testimony on V.A. Patient Wait Times
Problems with waiting times for veterans seeking medical care have been documented dozens of times by federal agencies over the past 15 years.
Explaining Long-Term Care Insurance
CNBC report answers frequently-asked questions about long-term health insurance: Who needs it, when should you buy it and, if you're healthy, should you even consider it?
S&P Capital IQ Report
A report from S&P Capital IQ projects that by 2020, about 90 percent of American workers who now receive health insurance through their employers will be shifted to government exchanges.
Support for Alaska Senator
Lisa Keller is a mother, a runner, a lifelong Alaskan and a cancer survivor. She says she has health insurance again because of Mark Begich, her Democratic senator.
Obama Announces New Health Care Numbers
President Obama announced that eight million people have signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
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The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources will accept applications from the general public for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) beginning Tuesday, Jan. 22, and ending Friday, Feb. 1. The Low Income Energy Assistance program will allow households to obtain assistance with home heating before the start of winter weather increases demand and shortens supply of some heating fuels.
Applications may be obtained at local DHHR offices, community action agencies, or senior centers operated by any Area Agency on Aging. Completed applications must be returned to the local DHHR Office by Feb. 1 deadline. Applications will also be available on the DHHR website at www.wvinroads.org beginning Jan. 22, and ending Feb. 1. The application must be printed and mailed to the DHHR office located in the applicant's county of residence.
Mailing the application to any other office or to a utility company may delay receipt of the application by DHHR and prohibit processing of the application. In situations where a heating emergency exists, applicants must be seen by a DHHR worker.
Eligibility for LIEAP benefits is based on income, household size and whether or not the household is responsible for paying its heating bill. Income must be at or below 130 percent of the federal poverty guideline for the household size.
All applications, whether mailed or hand-delivered, must be received by DHHR or postmarked by Feb. 1. Applications received after this date will be denied. The program is limited to the amount of federal funding allocated to West Virginia under the LIHEAP Block Grant.

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2012 Summer Seminar for College Students
Recorded: Friday, August 3, 2012
These Student Perspectives are from our 2012 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar for college students, which was held from July 30 to August 3, 2012, at Notre Dame de Namurs University, Belmont, California.
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Type: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Property Rights
Full Video of The Independent Institutes 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty
Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Full Video of The Independent Institutes 2011 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty held November 15, 2011.
Part 1: Introductory Remarks and Tribute to Robert Higgs
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Part 3: History of The Independent Institute and Fund for the Future
Part 4: Tribute to Lech Walesa
Part 5: Special Tributes, Sponsors, and Credits
Experts: Leszek Balcerowicz, Price V. Fishback, Robert Higgs, Ron Paul, Jorge Quiroga, David J. Theroux, Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu, Mario Vargas Llosa, Lech Wałęsa, Yuri Yarim-AgaevType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Latin America, Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Property Rights, Terrorism and National Crises
Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. StackhouseType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Property Rights, Religion
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Eminent Domain: Abuse of Government Power?
Recorded: Tuesday, January 31, 2006
In June 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Kelo v. New London that local governments may force property owners to sell out and to make way for private economic development, even if the property is not blighted. In response, many states have passed legislation and proposed amendments to their state constitutions to block this unprecedented government assault on the rights of property owners.
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Polar Beer - Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson
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Ontario (Canada)
1.48/5 rDev -35.4%
On tap at The Engish Pub in Reykjavik. From notes.
A - Light yellow. Half finger white head fades to nothing fast. No visible carbonation. Bright.
S - Very, very mild. Sweet sort of corn aroma with alot of graininess. Very little to go on.
T - Corn, grain, sweet. Very unpleasant.
M - Weak carbonation. Weaker than a lager should be for sure. Watery body with a sweet lingering taste.
D - I could have one on a summer day if nothing else was available but otherwise I would turn this down fairly often. I finished mine easily but it is not a delicious beer by any stretch of the imagination.
04-12-2011 19:25:11 | More by tbeckett
2.63/5 rDev +14.8%
Poured from a 500cL can into a Gouden Carolus chalice.
A: The appearance gets a bump just for the name and claw marks on the can. Otherwise, nothing of which to be proud. Thin, clear yellow with no head or other redeeming quality.
S: Basically none. Very faint alcoholic grain.
T: As far as Icelandic beer goes (they've been brewing for less than two decades) it's not too shabby. Thin, carbonated flavour of grain. Aftertaste is a little bit bitter, but not at all dry. A hint of unpleasant sweetness somewhere in the mix.
M: Not much to report. Carbonation is the primary feel.
D: Well, it's not pretty, but it's downable, cheap, and bland enough to pass for beery water if you're drinking it with food. Seriously, a meal improves the taste to the point of acceptability. Also, the name is hysterical and makes me feel cooler than I should.
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3.23/5 rDev +41%
Cheers to indiapaleale for sending this my way via the Nice Cans BIF. 500ml can into a Michelob Pilsener glass, best before 1.26.10 (not off by much).
Paraphrasing Zappa, to be respected as a country you need your own airline and a national beer. Well, given that I've never even seen a beer from Iceland before (and there's probably a slim chance I will again), Polar Beer will have to assume that role.
This lager pours with a clear, pale-golden hue nearly indistinguishable from other macros, but sports a hefty dose of carbonation that trails upwards to supply a bone white quarter inch of foam. Excellent lacing for a pale lager, too. Aroma is heavy on dimethyl sulfide, lending a corn husk sweetness to otherwise average notes of pale malt and crisp mineral water. The hops are practically nonexistent.
The taste is actually fairly pleasing for the style, as it raises the hoppiness level by an order of magnitude in comparison to the aroma. Pale malts are crisp and crackery, while the hops add a light dose of bitterness to the back of the tongue. A little wheat husk and hay-like graininess in the background create a slight astringency, but overall the light mouthfeel is crisp, well-carbonated, dry, and smooth. A shaky start, but Polar Beer actually began to win me over in the end. Not the most flavorful or complex lager by any means, but when you consider the style, it definitely holds its own. Skál, Iceland!
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Trek Bicycle is proud to announce its support of Lance Armstrong as he returns to triathlon, the sport that launched his career as a professional cyclist. Lance will have the full backing of his longtime bike sponsor as he travels the globe spreading the message of hope to the world's 28 million cancer survivors while competing in half-Ironman (70.3) and Ironman distance events, including the Ironman World Championships in Kona, HI.
"Lance's decision to return to his triathlon roots to spread the message of cancer awareness is something we're very proud to be part of," said Trek Performance Brand Director Nick Howe. "The extraordinary growth of the sport along with the health-minded lifestyle it promotes make it the perfect environment for sharing this message. Seeing a 7-time tour champion take on new challenges will be fun to watch and great for triathlon. We're glad to be along for the ride."
Armstrong's season kicks off the weekend of February 12th in Panama, after which the Texan will compete in Ironman Nice, 70.3 Texas, and the Ironman World Championships in Kona in October.


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The Montessori School of Maui proudly engages in Growing Global Citizens
The Montessori School of Maui provides a comprehensive curriculum from early childhood into adolescence that employs a collaborative learning environment to stimulate a student's critical thinking skills, to cultivate an inquisitive mind, and to empower children to actively participate in the rapidly changing environment of the twenty first century.
The Montessori School of Maui Promotes
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2012 President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients
We want to congratulate the 2012 recipients of the President's Volunteer Service Award. You can apply too. Just keep track of your service hours between Jan. 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013 and you could get the award at next year's National Leadership and Skills Conference. See: www.skillsusa.org/students/volsvc.shtml for details.
The 2012 honorees are:
Marisa Halfmann (Gold)
Sahuaro High School
Tucson, Ariz.
Dara Dubois (Lifetime)
American River College
Sacramento, Calif.
Brianna Abbott (Silver)
Cynthia Avila (Gold)
Aarica Barker (Silver)
Kimberly Beltrami (Bronze)
Enrique Carrazco (Silver)
Angel Carrillo (Bronze)
Rebecca Chavez (Bronze)
Rosa Davalos (Bronze)
Sarah De Lira (Gold)
Lenin Dolmos (Gold)
Isaiah Eppinger (Bronze)
Nicole Gallo (Gold)
Cinthya Garcia (Gold)
Andrew Gutierrez (Gold)
Marilyn Gutierrez (Gold)
Avril Alejandra Castillo Hernandez (Gold)
David Hernandez (Bronze)
Laura Hernandez (Gold)
Ruth Jaime (Silver)
Janis Jimenez (Gold)
Regina King (Gold)
Desiree Loera (Silver)
Denise Rose Lopez (Gold)
Gabriela Lopez (Gold)
Andrea Madrigal (Silver)
Jenifer Melendez (Gold)
Adriana Mendoza (Gold)
Meztly Milian (Gold)
Marissa Morales (Gold)
Alexandra Rose Nava (Gold)
Jasmine Oros (Gold)
Kiara Ortega (Bronze)
Jessica Noel Peck (Gold)
Arlyn Perez (Silver)
Matthew Quinonez (Silver)
Alejandra Ramirez (Gold)
Berlyn Ramirez (Gold)
Yadira Rodriguez (Gold)
Danielle Schlegel (Bronze)
Karina Soria (Gold)
Marielena Tejeda (Gold)
Victoria Vaca (Gold)
Mark Vargas (Bronze)
Daisy Vasquez (Gold)
Kristina Ybarra (Gold)
Downey (Calif.) High School
Divya Raman (Gold)
Westlake High School
Westlake Village, Calif.
Amanda Balch (Silver)
Vinal Technical High School
Middletown, Conn.
Jenifer Ceja (Bronze)
Christina Dale (Gold)
Alexa Dunkle (Bronze)
Jaymar Harrison (Bronze)
Gena Marra (Bronze)
Beatriz Rosales (Bronze)
Amber Snipes (Bronze)
Aziza Taylor (Bronze)
Delcastle Technical High School
Wilmington, Del.
Anthony Wade Beczo (Silver)
Belleview (Fla.) High School
Zachery Bruner (Gold)
Jamar Feggins (Bronze)
Raven Henry (Bronze)
Jordan Vocational High School
Columbus, Ga.
Craig Swanson (Bronze)
Oconee Fall Line Technical College
Dublin, Ga.
Rachel Abellera (Gold)
Christian DelaCreuz (Bronze)
Megan Dolores (Gold)
Danny Nguyen (Silver)
Ceasar Paguirigan (Bronze)
Tyler Yokoyama (Bronze)
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Admiral Arthur Radford High School
Honolulu, Hawaii
Gabrielle Bailey (Gold)
Jaime Paniagua (Gold)
Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School
Charlton, Mass.
Torey Johnson (Silver)
Blue Hills Regional Technical High School
Canton, Mass.
Jonathan Cooper (Gold)
Bristol Plymouth Regional Tech. School
Taunton, Mass.
Katelyn Fitzsimmons (Bronze)
Elizabeth Irwin (Bronze)
Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School
New Bedford, Mass.
Anthony Senesi (Silver)
Minuteman Career and Technical High School
Lexington, Mass.
Victoria Holbert (Bronze)
Jessica Shattuck (Bronze)
Montachusett Regional Technical High School
Fitchburg, Mass.
Kaila O'Farrell (Bronze)
Plymouth South High School
Plymouth, Mass.
Carly Lynn Ward (Gold)
Sacred Heart High School
Kingston, Mass.
New Jersey
Andrew Wang (Gold)
Bergen County Academies
Hackensack, N.J.
Daniel Berhent (Gold)
James Blankenship (Gold)
Kyle Bush (Gold)
William Clapacs (Gold)
Ian Fellows (Gold)
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Jacob Pell (Gold)
Andrew Quade (Gold)
Tyler Schmidt (Gold)
Ian Troeter (Gold)
Austin Weber (Gold)
Willoughby (Ohio) Tech Center
Rhode Island
Brendan Cody (Bronze)
Michael Ferranti (Bronze)
Victoria Johnston (Bronze)
Kayla Levasseur (Gold)
Benjamin Marcotte (Bronze)
Frank Marzano (Gold)
Sonia Sanchez (Bronze)
Hannah Schram (Bronze)
Gianna Velino (Silver)
Lori Velino (Bronze)
Cranston (R.I.) Area Career & Technical Center
Robert Anderson II (Bronze)
John Franklin Dunagan (Silver)
Garvin Matthew Ferguson (Silver)
Tonya Eve Goodman (Gold)
Lisa Jeanette Hutchins (Gold)
Clayton Kissell (Gold)
Timothy Littles (Gold)
Joshua Mcbroom (Gold)
Kayla Newman (Bronze)
Tennessee Technology Center at Ripley
Patricia Henderson (Gold)
Mark Christopher Roark (Gold)
Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton
Jeremy Ballentine (Silver)
Tennessee Technology Center at Pulaski
Team Awards
Wilcox Indians (Gold)
H.C. Wilcox Technical High School
Meridian, Conn.
Cosmetology Department (Gold)
Manatee Technical Institute
Bradenton, Fla.
Florida State Officer Team 2012 (Silver)
RHS SkillsUSA (Silver)
Ringgold (Ga.) High School
Thomas Kelly Co-op Work-Study Program (Gold)
Thomas Kelly High School
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois State Officer Team 2012 (Gold)
New Mexico
SkillsUSA Hobbs High School (Gold)
Hobbs (N.M.) High School
Penta Public Safety Academy (Gold)
Class of 2012
Penta Career Center
Perrysburg, Ohio
Vanguard Career and Tech Center (Gold)
Fremont, Ohio
Medical Assistant Class 2012 (Gold)
Tennessee Technology Center at McMinnville
High School National Officer Team (Gold)
Leesburg, Va.
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- Half Acre gym will be open from 9 am to 1:30 pm on Saturday, August 30th due to the UW vs. Montana football game. Go Pokes!
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Original post made on Nov 16, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 16, 2012, 11:49 AM
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The INS need to be notified, PRONTO.
on Nov 16, 2012 at 2:11 pm
You neglect to mention that he was also busted recently for driving with a bogus license.
This guy has zero credibility.
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Book detailing the 2010 Cor Jesu Varsity Volleyball season including results, stats, articles and action photos. Customized for Meg Riley.
About the AuthorKC Riley
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Hello, everyone! I'm a photographer (mostly sports/action) from St. Louis, MO. I'm available for hire to take pictures of your favorite team or athlete which will then be available for sale on my website. Making custom books is just one of many things I can do with the pictures I take. Collages, posters, books, slide shows, and anything else you may think of are all available for purchase. Please, check out my website, or send me an email with any questions or potential jobs!!
Publish Date November 15, 2010
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Category Sports & Adventure
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Ohio State Hosts Bowling Green Wednesday Night
Buckeyes prepare for second of four matches vs. in-state opponents
Buckeyes Score Late, But Fall 2-1 to Michigan State
Ohio State returns to action Wednesday vs. in-state foe Bowling Green
Michigan Clips Ohio State in 2OT, 3-2
Buckeyes return to action next Sunday vs. Michigan State in JOMS
Buckeyes Take Over Big Ten Lead With Win at Wisconsin, 2-0
Ohio State will play for regular-season title next weekend at Indiana
MSOC at Northwestern
Northwestern 1, Ohio State 0
MSOC at Louisville
Men's soccer at Louisville (9/18/12)
MSOC vs DePaul
Men's soccer vs DePaul - 9/14/12
MSOC vs. UIC
Men's soccer vs. UIC: Aug. 26, 2012
MSOC Duquesne Exhibition
Ohio State 2, Duquesne 1
At a glance: Has strengthened the Buckeye backfield each of the last two seasons and was one of seven players to see action in all 19 games of the 2012 season.
As a sophomore (2012): Played in all 19 games, starting 17 ... Played over 100 minutes on three separate occasions ... An accurate shooter, he recorded a shot on goal percentage of .714, putting five of his seven shots on goal ... A staple of the Buckeye defense which recorded two shutouts in the final six matches of the season.
As a freshman (2011): One of two freshmen to see playing time in all 19 games, starting in 11 ... Helped staple a Buckeye defense shut out four opponents in its final eight matchups ... Also part of a backfield that held opponents to 20 goals in 18 regular-season matches, including just seven in the team's six Big Ten contests.
Prior to Ohio State: Played three years with the Sockers FC Academy team, helping lead them to the 2010 Academy Playoffs in Greensboro, N.C., in 2010 ... Named among the Men's Metro Soccer League "Top Talent" in three of his last four seasons.
Personal: Son of Vanessa and Steven Dobey ... Plans to graduate with a degree in environmental science ... Would like to one day become a catalyst in discovering new technologies involving natural resources ... Enjoys playing futsal, cycling and fitness training in his spare time ... Also plays drums and the guitar ... Lists playing in the Dallas Cup final in Pizza Hut Park Stadium as his greatest sports thrill as the game lasted 120 minutes and his team won in penalties.


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Peaks and Potentials
Grades 5-7, June 15-20
Peaks and Potentials is a residential/commuter camp designed for high ability/high potential students. Participants will select from a variety of workshops designed to provide academically challenging opportunities presented by university faculty and other qualified instructors. Recommendation from school personnel is required.
Children's Summer Sports Camp
Session I: June 16-July 3
Session II: July 7-Aug. 1
Ages 5 to 11
Your child will get appropriate development instruction in a variety of movement and sport related activities including swimming, basketball, gymnastics and soccer. Sport-related skills will be emphasized for older children. Movement exploration activities will be emphasized for younger children. Enrollment is limited to the first 110 children per session, so register early.
For a brochure or more information about the programs listed above, contact:
Nicole Soll
(406) 994-6683
Kids' Summer Camps
The Museum of the Rockies offers week-long summer camps for children in elementary and middle school. Focusing on paleontology, space, homesteading and more, camp activities draw on the museum's collections, researchers, and Living History Farm on the museum grounds. Registration opens in early January for camps.
Summer Drop-In Activities
From activities at the Farm to launching rockets, drop-in programs are guaranteed to keep your family eager to visit the museum again and again. Programs are offered throughout the summer and are included with the price of admission or membership.
For dates and details of camps and drop-in programs, please visit the Museum website.
For more information contact:
Museum of the Rockies
(406) 994-6618
Montana 4-H Congress
July 8-11
The annual Montana 4-H Congress will bring approximately 500 young people, volunteers and Extension professionals from around the state to the MSU campus for a week of educational activities and events. The program is co-sponsored by MSU Extension and the Montana 4-H Foundation.
For more information contact:
Your local county Extension agent or
The 4-H Center for Youth Development
MSU Extension Service
210 Taylor Hall
Bozeman, MT 59717-3580
(406) 994-3501
Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department
The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of programs, special events, and recreation classes in a variety of subjects for children, teens, adults and seniors. Children ages two and up may register for classes such as soccer, art, music and movement, Outdoor Adventure Skills, and many more. Outdoor fitness classes and leagues are available for teens and adults. Summer brochures are available in March.
For more information contact:
Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department
P.O. Box 1230
Bozeman, MT 59771
(406) 582-2910
Beall Park Recreation Center Rental
The Beall Park Recreation Center located at 415 N. Bozeman Ave. is available for the public to rent for meetings, dinners and other special occasions. The Recreation Center is also home to the Recreation Department staff offices.
Call for reservations:
Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department
(406) 582-2290
Lindley Center Rental
The Lindley Center, located at 1102 E. Curtiss, is the City of Bozeman's Recreation Building and is available for the public to rent for meetings, dinners, receptions, and other special occasions. The facility has two rooms and a kitchen.
Call for reservations:
Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department
(406) 582-2290
Bozeman Swim Center
The Bozeman Swim Center features a 50-meter indoor pool equipped with pool toys. There is also a fitness corner with stationary bikes and weight machines. The Center offers a variety of youth special events and family programs. The general public is invited to participate in water aerobics, lap swimming, recreation swimming, lessons, snorkeling, and a master's workout, swim team, or synchronized swimming. The Center offers lifeguarding classes which include CPR for the professional rescuer, first aid, and AED certification.
Call for pool hours and fees:
Bozeman Swim Center
1211 W. Main
(406) 582-2910
Bogert Pool
Bogert Pool is a family outdoor facility. The pool is open for recreation swimming beginning at 1:00 p.m. each day with a fee of $3.00 for youth and $4.00 for adults. Youth swimming lessons are offered beginning in June.
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Sporting champions, ambassadors for Spain
Homage to Fernando Alonso in Oviedo. Photo: Fernando Alonso Official Website
Pau Gasol with the Spanish team © Spanish Basketball Federation
Stage of the Tour of Spain in Green Spain © Unipublic
A national football team which is the World and European champion. A national basketball team which boasts the European Cup. A tennis player who is the winner of eight Roland Garros tournaments, two Wimbledons and an Olympic Gold Medallist. The winner of the Tour de France and the Giro de Italia. A driver who has twice been the World Formula 1 champion. Motorcyclists who have won the world title in three categories. This is just a part of the Spain's sporting showcase – don't miss the chance to experience it for yourself.
Pau Gasol, Rafael Nadal, Fernando Alonso, Alberto Contador, Xavi Hernández and Jorge Lorenzo are just a few of the Spanish sports stars known all over the world for their triumphs. You'll have plenty of opportunities to see them in action in Spain, but we also propose a visit to the cities which saw these champions grow up, and to the places where they trained to shape themselves into truly elite sportsmen.
Rafa Nadal, 'the kid' from Manacor
Manacor is a seaside town, popular with holidaymakers, on the island of Majorca in the Balearic Islands. Here, and in Palma (Majorca) Rafa Nadal started his career in the world of tennis and went on to became a tennis idol known all over the world. And he goes back to Manacor whenever he can to celebrate his spectacular triumphs and to relax in the town he still calls his home. But the truth is that the winner of trophies such as Roland Garros, Wimbledon, the US and Australian Open and the Davis Cup has a thousand reasons to do so. Beaches with crystal-clear waters, delicious cuisine, a mild climate, an enviable range of water sports on offer, and numerous golf courses are just a few of the attractions.
Jorge Lorenzo, world champion
2010 was a decisive year for Spanish supremacy in international motorcycling, with the ultimate victory in the world championships in all three categories. One of brightest stars is Jorge Lorenzo, a native of Palma and also a frequent visitor to his native land, the Balearic Islands.
If you like motorcycle racing, Spain offers the chance to enjoy watching world champions such as Lorenzo, Pedrosa and Elías who have won as many as four Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez (Andalusia), Catalonia, the Region of Valencia and Aragon.
Pau Gasol and the European champions
Pau Gasol is the star and the Spanish national team are the 2011 and 2009 European basketball champions, and the world champions in 2006. This comes as no surprise to basketball lovers because the ACB, the national basketball league, has for many years been a real showstopper on the court. You can see some of their best matches in Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga, Valencia and Vitoria, where you'll also find a range of culture and leisure options which make these ideal cities for a short break.
Torres, Xavi, Cesc, Casillas… football stars
If the All-Star League was already an impressive highlight of their curriculum, they can now can now add their well-deserved triumphs in the 2010 World Cup and the 2012 and 2008 European Cup. The credentials needed to achieve these titles are simple: quality, offensive football to delight spectators. There are outstanding figures in the league, such as Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, but the Spanish national team has its own home-grown stars: those who thrill fans abroad, such as Fernando Torres, Reina and Silva; and stars who play in the Spanish championships such as Casillas, Puyol, Ramos, Xavi, Iniesta, Xabi Alonso and Pedro, whose game can only be enjoyed in Spain. What's more, Spanish teams are once again among the favourites to win the Champions' League. If you like great football and want to experience it in the atmosphere it deserves, the home of the reigning world champions is an excellent destination.
Alonso and the only country with two major Formula 1 prizes
World champion in 2005 and 2006, Fernando Alonso is considered by many to be the best driver in the Formula 1 world championships. Deeply attached to his native city, Oviedo, in the region of Asturias in northern Spain, he has managed to revive enthusiasm for a sport which had been largely forgotten in Spain, Formula 1 motor racing. So much so that Spain today is the only country which offers the chance to enjoy this sport twice a year with the Spanish Grand Prix and the European Grand Prix. The first is held at the racetrack in Catalonia, and the second began in 2008 in the Region of Valencia with a spectacular urban circuit in the city of Valencia itself.
Spain, land of champion cyclists
Spanish cycling has always gone hand in hand with success. There is no doubt that the exploits of Miguel Indurain were the stuff of legend, but the figures of today are also very impressive: Alberto Contador is the winner of the Giro de Italia and the Tour de France; Carlos Sastre won the 2008 Tour; Óscar Pereiro won it in 2006; Samuel Sánchez is an Olympic gold medallist in road cycling; Joan Llaneras won gold and silver in track cycling events in the Olympic Games… Victory after victory go to confirm what good cyclists already know: Spain is the perfect country for this sport. In fact, its winners do a large part of their training in Spain, in places such as the Pyrenees, whose mountain passes include Bonaigua (Lleida); the mountains of Green Spain with the famous Alto del Angliru pass (Oviedo); and the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains (between Castile-León and Madrid). All these are key points on the route in the classic Vuelta de España cycle race, in which you can see many of these cyclists as you enjoy unique natural landscapes and World Heritage Cities such as Segovia and Cordoba.
Tennis, basketball, football, motor racing, motorcycle racing and cycling are just some of the sports where Spain is a key player, and five more reasons to pay us a visit. If you enjoy following these sports, you'll find top level competitions here in Spain. If you enjoy playing them yourself, you'll find Spain has exceptional sports facilities and wonderful natural settings. And, if you're interested in the athletes themselves and wish to learn more about them, you'll find that the cities where they were born and grew up offer a multitude of activities to help you better understand your idol, while you enjoy yourself at the same time.
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Summer came to an end in Minnesota Tuesday morning, as schools opened back up to students for another school year.
Moorhead Public School officials say they'll know exact enrollment numbers late Tuesday morning but at Robert Asp Elementary enrollment is nearing 850 students. Enrollment in kindergarten has also grown since the decision to go from half day to all day.
Superintendent, Dr. Lynne Kovash, says they made the call to expand kindergarten earlier this summer.
"This is very exciting, this is something we've been talking about for many many years and didn't know how we'd ever be able to afford all day kindergarten in Moorhead and then with the legislature moving ahead and funding the next year we decided that we could fund it for one year," said Kovash.
22 sections of all day kindergarten will be taught at Robert Asp Elementary, Probstfield Elementary and Ellen Hopkins Elementary.
Educators say all day Kindergarten helps students be more successful down the road and ultimately improves their quality of education.
"All day kindergarten has really been shown to help students with their learning to give them that opportunity all day to have school, to have literacy, to have all the things that really help them become good readers, good students as they progress through the grades," said Kovash.
Nearly 500 students are enrolled in Moorhead all day Kindergarten.


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If the State of Mississippi outlawed smoking in all restaurants, bars, and establishments across the state, instead of depending on local ordinances, would the bulk of our health problems be solved?
A group of doctors gathered at the Mississippi State Capitol Thursday say yes. They're members of the Mississippi Medical Association.
"With a comprehensive smoke-free air law, we have almost immediately, on average, a 25% decrease in cardiovascular events, in other words heart attacks, that lead to hospitalizations in this state," says State Health Officer Dr. Mary Currier.
The physicians say a smoke-free air law would also improve stroke and infant mortality rates.
The State Medical Association, headed by Dr. Steve Demetropoulos of Pascagoula, is hoping a Senate bill that aims to make the state smoke-free will get some attention. 81 cities and towns across Mississippi are smoke-free or partially smoke-free.
A study was done on the effects of second-hand smoke three years after Starkville and Hattiesburg took the plunge.
"In Starkville, the heart attack rates for non-smokers dropped 28%, it dropped 13.% in Hattiesburg. That equals $288,000 in Starkville and $2.4 million in Hattiesburg just taking care of those folks. They were non-smokers," Dr. Demetropoulos says.
We asked if the Association was getting any push-back from the restaurant association or any other group.
"Yeah. There's concern there, but when we poll their membership, the majority of their membership favors smoke-free work places," he says.
A hearing was to take place Thursday afternoon, in which the bill was to be discussed.
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Becoming Effective Writers and Communicators
The first-year legal writing course, Fundamentals of Law Practice, taught over two semesters, provides students with the range of skills critical to becoming well-rounded, professional, and effective lawyers. Classes are small, allowing students to receive individual attention in the course. Students regularly meet with their instructors on a one-on-one basis to assess their progress and to receive targeted feedback for improving their writing. Students will also participate in team exercises and use peer review opportunities to learn critical reading and reviewing.
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I had the governor on my Super A rebuilt and I have installed it, throttle response is 100% better and I have speed adjustment across the entire range of the quadrant. However, I can't quite get it set up like I want. When I installed it, it surged some so I removed the "acorn nut" at the base of the governor housing and turned the set screw in, per the instructions in the service manual. I finally turned it in so far that I had to remove the jam nut in order to get the acorn nut back on. I noticed that this seemed to affect my idle speed (idled a little faster) So I adjusted it again yesterday--turned the screw out just far enough to get the jam nut and the acorn nut back on. It runs ok but I can still detect a tiny bit of surging when you rapidly accelerate or deaccelerate. So my question is, does that spring get worn enough to prevent proper adjustment?
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Windmill of Vertain
Site classified as a historical monument in 1978, the Vertain Mill (tower mill and pivot unique in France) has its original architectural design.
The internal mechanism and the roof, based on a pivot, are simply held in the second stage by a raceway.
All wood (mechanism, roof, floors, stairs) rotates when the wings are oriented.
It no longer exists today mill identical to this one.
The shot was taken in may 2012, at midday. Panorama made in HDR version (enfuse).
References : http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Templeuve_%28Nord%29#Le_moulin_de_Vertain (translated with help of Google Traduction)
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This is a view of the pond of Sainghin-en-Melantois. This stretch of water of 4000 m2 was established...
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France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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Hamilton County Commissioners may want to buy some Powerball tickets.
They have one week left to decide how they're going to pay for Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ball Park in 2013.
The stadium fund started off needing roughly $22 million for next year, but a nearly $9.5 million loan coupled with $5.5 million in anticipated casino revenue drops the gap down to $7 million.
In our commitment to balanced news and showing all sides of a story, we looked at the two options that have been floated to pay off next year's debt.
Bottom line with either plan: taxpayers will foot the bill.
So, what would a quarter percent tax hike mean to consumers?
Well, for every $100 in merchandise you buy, like a Reds team jersey, it would mean an extra $0.25 in sales tax.
Commissioner Portune says a tax hike is the best option.
"The only way that we're going to have enough revenues for next year and then long term is to identify a new revenue source," said Portune.
Portune says at this point there is no painless way out of the deficit.
"There are really two options and only two options for that. It's either to eliminate the property tax rollback which was a commitment to residential property owners in Hamilton county when the sales tax was adopted, or it is to correct and adjust the sales tax to bring in the amount of dollars that it was projected to bring in," said Portune.
Mark Quarry with the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors says the property tax rollback should be off limits. "To other than fully fund it or continue that rollback is unfair because it's placing an additional unfair burden exclusively on property owners in Hamilton County.
Portune favors the tax hike and says other stakeholders need to pitch in.
"We need everybody who benefits from the stadium to play a role here and that includes the teams. They've got to step up as well, and they've got to contribute in a meaningful way as well, either in the form of contributing revenues or reducing costs and expense or relieving us from certain obligations or some combination of all three."
County Auditor Dusty Rhodes says everybody saw this crisis coming and thinks it's unfortunate that the commissioners waited until the last minute to cobble together a solution.
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One of her favourite pieces from her latest collection this lace dress by Myleene Klass is the ideal pick for poolside perfection this holiday season.
Delicate cotton lace gives this dress a gorgeous vintage appeal and the sheer style looks stunning over your bikini collection. The racer back detail keeps your look sporty, while the lace works its magic for a dreamy style.
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On Sunday night, the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang said they are keeping an eye on a storm that could bring snow to the area on Wednesday.
Here's the "deep freeze" timeframe:
- Monday: High near 35 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures plunge to 4 degrees Monday night with wind chill values as low as -5.
- Tuesday: Partly sunny with a high near 17 degrees. Wind chill values could go as low as -8. Winds 8 to 13 MPH.
- Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 9. Northwest wind around 5 MPH, becoming calm.
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 22.


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text: I've seen a bunch of youtube videos of college football teams' pre-game warm-up music and excitement. It makes for a sporting event atmosphere unlike any other level of sports. Does anyone have a playlist of the songs that the Horns do their pre-game warm-up to this season? I think most of them are instrumentals, but I'm not sure. As you can tell, I'm not a music expert. Thanks for your help.


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Office: 33 E. Congress, Room 401
James W. Van Manen, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor in the Department of ASL-English Interpretation at Columbia College Chicago.
Dr. Van Manen, or Dr. Jim as his students call him, is originally from Sonoma, California, and earned his Ph.D. in Special Education Administration from Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. He also holds a Master of Arts in Linguistics of Signed Languages, also from Gallaudet University. In addition, he holds the CI (Certificate of Interpretation) and CT (Certificate of Transliteration) from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. Dr. Jim's Bachelor of Arts is in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from the University of Northern Iowa.
Dr. Jim regularly teaches "Linguistics of American Sign Language," "Fingerspelling," and "VRS-VRI Interpretation." His research focuses on fingerspelling, Deaf art, and Deaf history. He is the author of Ann Silver: ONE WAY, DEAF WAY, which looks at the life and art of the Deaf pop artist Ann Silver. He is working on a textbook about fingerspelling and using an approach to increase clarity of understanding for non-native learners of American Sign Language fingerspelling that is unique in the field. He has been at Columbia since 2008.
Dr. Jim is a speaker who has presented on a variety of topics including Deaf art, fingerspelling, interpreting humor, Deaf history, interpreter ethics, educational interpreting, linguistics, and the ADA. He is a CODA (he has deaf parents). When he is not teaching, researching, or writing, he is involved in several artistic pursuits involving the depiction of iconic images from American Sign Language.
- BA, TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), University of Northern Iowa
- MA, Linguistics of Signed Languages, Gallaudet University
- Ph.D., Special Education Administration, Gallaudet University
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- CI (Certificate of Interpretation), Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
- CT (Certificate of Transliteration), Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
Courses Taught
- "Introduction to Interpreting"
- "Linguistics of American Sign Language"
- "Fingerspelling"
- "VRS-VRI Interpretation"
- "Consecutive Interpretation"
- co-taught "Language and Translation" with Peter Cook
- "Theory of Interpretation"
- "Deaf Art Movement/De'VIA"
- "Deaf Culture"
- "Practicum 1"
- "Practicum 2"
Areas of Interest
- Fingerspelling
- Deaf art
- Deaf history
Professional Work
Author of Ann Silver: ONE WAY, DEAF WAY (Empyreal Press, June 2012)