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The Penn Stater Daily — March 11, 2014
Start 'em early: Here's a cool story from yesterday's Morning Call on the rise of "mini-thons" at high schools all over Pennsylvania — 136 this year alone. And just like the larger THON, the events are raising big money for the Four Diamonds Fund: The Bethlehem Area School District raised more than $20,000 at the eight-hour dance marathon last Saturday.
Speaking out: Dottie Sandusky will appear tomorrow morning on NBC's Today in what looks to be an emotional interview with Matt Lauer. In a promo released this morning, Jerry Sandusky's wife tells Lauer that her husband, who has been in maximum security prison since June 2012, misses "family meals" and "time with grandkids."
Dynamic duo: A couple of big honors for men's basketball player D.J. Newbill and Tim Frazier; they're two of the 2014 All-Big Ten award winners, announced yesterday. Newbill, who's ranked second in the Big Ten, earned Second Team All-Big Ten honors; Frazier, ranked ninth in the Big Ten, received third-team recognition.
Franklin moves in: Sunday's Pittsburgh Tribune featured this story on James Franklin, who talks about the move from Nashville to State College—and his childhood, which included lots of time with his extended family in the 'Burgh. Here's a fun fact: According to Franklin's cousin Karen Zellars, who's quoted in the piece, little James could make one killer apple pie.
Mary Murphy, associate editor
The Penn Stater Daily — Feb. 27, 2014
Lessons from crises: As president of Bank of New York Mellon and chairman of the Penn State Board of Trustees, Karen Peetz '77 is familiar with crises. She reflects on both the financial crisis and the Sandusky scandal in a piece from today's CNNMoney: Postcards blog and shares lessons learned from both ordeals. Among her remarks: "We have to show we understand that the world in which we operate has changed and that we embrace new ways of thinking and operating. In other words, we have to prove ourselves — prove ourselves worthy of trust."
All the right moves: If you've got a couple free minutes, check out this video featuring a TedXPSU project from earlier this week. On Tuesday, the music school's chamber orchestra set up shop in the HUB, and passersby were invited to conduct the group in a classical performance. Several students jumped right in—and delivered some surprisingly convincing performances.
More than hockey: We told you about ESPN's John Buccigross's visit to Penn State a few weeks ago, when the famed sportscaster took in a men's hockey game at Pegula. Buccigross talked more about his Penn State experience with the Centre County Gazette for this piece, posted this morning. A few of his favorite things about State College: Cafe 210, Damon's mozzarella sticks, and the Pegula Ice Arena's spacious urinals. Yes, you read that right.
Drop the bass: Ever found yourself wondering if Penn State has a student group for all the bass-fishing enthusiasts on campus? Well, here is your answer, courtesy of Onward State.
Mary Murphy, associate editor
Eric Barron: In His Own Words
President-elect Eric Barron seems to like automotive analogies. He rattled off two when he spoke to the Board of Trustees on Monday afternoon, immediately after being named Penn State's 18th president:
Auto Analogy No. 1: When Barron was learning to drive, his father told him to lift up his head and look not at the hood ornament, but down the road: "You will discover it is much easier to get where you are trying to go." Barron found that the tip resulted in "a much better driving experience" and also turned out to be a good life philosophy. "Our job, all of our job, is to see down the road, sense the future, and ensure that this great institution is at the forefront of success and achievement." (more…)
President-Elect Eric Barron: 'I Have a Lot to Learn'
Eric Barron spent 20 years at Penn State, a larger chunk of his professional career than he's spent anywhere else, by a lot. He called Penn State's current president, Rod Erickson, formerly his boss in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, "much more than that—he was my mentor." He said at every job he's held since leaving Penn State, including his current position as Florida State president, he has taken two lessons he learned here, the "push for excellence and the power of community."
"In so many ways," Barron said Monday afternoon, just after being appointed Penn State's 18th president, "I never left Penn State."
Which doesn't mean, Barron stressed, that he knows everything there is to know about this place. He left University Park in 2006 (click here to learn about what he did during the past eight years), and he knows the campus and the entire Penn State system have changed a lot since then.
"I have a lot to learn," he said. "I want to make sure that I take the time to learn everything that I can. I think it's a mistake to think that just because I was here eight years ago and for a while, or that because I'm paying attention to what's going on in the world, that I know everything and can make decisions."
Barron gave that answer in responding to a question about how he would bridge the divide in Penn State's community that is one of the lasting effects of the Sandusky scandal, but his need to learn was a theme he sounded throughout his brief media tour Monday afternoon, even when asked about his goals for Penn State.
"The first thing I'd like to do," he said, "is tap each dean on the shoulder and say, 'I'd like to spend half a day with you. Show me your physical plant. Tell me those things you brag about. Those things you struggle with.' Because I do think it's a mistake to sit here and say, 'I've been a university president for four years and directed a national lab, I know what to do.' It doesn't usually work that way. (more…)
BOT Chair Re-Elected and Other Meeting Highlights
This was old school. A two-hour Board of Trustees meeting. No contentious votes. Only one participant in the public comment session. An uncontested election for board chair.
The media covering the meeting joked that we didn't have much to write about.
Partially, of course, that's because there's more discussion and fleshing out of ideas during the committee meetings, held the day before the full board meeting. Flat out, there's just more to write about from those. Partially that's because the major issue confronting the board these days is governance reform, and that's something they talked about in an executive session yesterday with governance consultant Holly Gregory.
And it's not like nothing happened. Here's a quick rundown:
—Masser re-elected board chair: This is a short term, just six months, because the board previously voted to change its annual meeting—at which officers are elected for one-year terms—from January to July. Just this once, the board needed to have a stopgap election to fill the six months from January to July. Incumbent Keith Masser '73 was unanimously voted in. Also voted in were the other board officers, Penn State staffers. Vice chair Paul Silvis '06g was elected in July to fill a vacant spot, so he already had six months remaining in his term.
—Executive committee spots filled: The three trustees put forth by the governance committee—Kathleen Casey '88, Donald Cotner '71, and Richard Dandrea '77—to join the executive committee as at-large members were approved. There was no discussion, and no one nominated anyone else.
—Public comment: The number of speakers at public comment continued to dwindle with only one—Wendy Silverwood, whose anger at the Freeh report and trustees was palpable and who asked the board to marginalize the Freeh report and apologize to those harmed by it, including the Paterno family, lettermen, and Penn State community. She also suggested that Louis Freeh speak this spring at the third annual conference sponsored by the Network for Child Protection and Well-Being. He could be part of a panel, she said, with some of the people quoted in the Paterno family's report—former attorney general Dick Thornburgh, Jim Clemente, and two doctors.
"The Freeh report missed a critical opportunity to educate the public on the identification of child sexual victimization and instead used the platform created by this scandal to sensationalize the blaming of Joe Paterno," she said. "This was a terrible disservice not only to Penn Staters, but also to all parents, grandparents, and children in our state."
—Network for Child Protection and Well-Being: Susan McHale, director of the Social Science Institute, presented an informational report on the Network for Child Protection and Well-Being (which is housed in her institute). She built off an introduction from provost and executive vice president Nicholas Jones, who noted other examples of Penn State's commitment to children, including the Children, Youth, and Families Consortium that was started in 1998. But when the Sandusky scandal broke, Penn State had "less than a handful" of experts in child maltreatment, and the university immediately began to remedy the situation. It made a cluster hire of 12 faculty to beef up what the center could do.
—Application numbers rising: In his report to the board, president Rod Erickson said that undergraduate applications are up 19 percent at University Park and 7 percent at other campuses. The university has also received a record number of applications to the Schreyer Honors College: 3,277 students have applied for 300 spots.
Lori Shontz, senior editor
The BOT's Governance Consultant Speaks
Holly Gregory wanted to clear up one thing right off the bat. The lawyer hired to facilitate the Board of Trustees' discussion about the more difficult parts of governance reform—the size of the board, the constituencies represented on the board, the qualifications needed to serve on the board, etc.—opened the trustees' retreat Thursday afternoon with, as she put it, a disclosure:
She's not a Penn State graduate.
That was a soft opening, to be sure. But as Gregory continued, she laid out her philosophy of good governance and how she sees her consulting role. She explained the focus of her law practice—working with boards of directors and trustees, at both for-profit and nonprofit organizations, and said that includes other universities.
She acknowledged the progress Penn State has already made in governance reform, but she added, "There are a number of areas where observers have continued to call for change. We have to listen."
When governance committee chair Keith Eckel announced the hiring of Gregory in November, he stressed that he was looking for not for an expert in the field, but a facilitator, someone who could guide the board—which is divided—in what he has called the ongoing and continuous work of determining how best to govern the university.
He reiterated that Thursday, when he introduced Gregory and opened the retreat:
"The right model for Penn State will be the Penn State model," he said. "It is within every one of our hands, the ability to shape that. Holly is the expert, and I have great confidence in her ability. But perhaps her most important talent is one of facilitation.
"There may be differences among us, but I am convinced there is one thing that unites all of us, and that is that we want the best for Penn State. Our viewpoints may differ in what that definition is, but we want the best for Penn State. And this effort is to create and in many cases reaffirm processes we may already have as the best Penn State model."
And Gregory immediately picked up one of Eckel's main themes: "Governance is a work in progress," she said. "It never really ends. You never really say you're done. You continually need to think about how this board functions and operates and the rules it has in place to guide it."
The first part of the retreat was open to the public; by my count, 12 people—including me, four other reporters, and two Penn State public information staffers—attended the session, which lasted for about 40 minutes. The trustees were in one room; we watched a video hookup from the room next door that showed whoever was addressing the trustees. The rest of the retreat took place in a closed executive session.
Among the points that Gregory made in the public portion of the retreat:
—Fiduciary duty: As a lawyer, she sees fiduciary duty as the underpinning of everything a trustee does. "Not as an ending," she said, "but as a starting point."
—Disagreements are OK: Tensions in "key relationships" at an institution that has undergone a crisis are not unusual. "In fact," she said, "they are the norm." Gregory called herself "agnostic" on the Sandusky scandal and aftermath and stressed that "disagreement isn't something to be afraid of. It's something to be valued."
—Speaking with "one voice:" That said, she also stressed how important it is that the board speaks publicly with one voice. They key, she said, is to figure out a way to get the "benefits of vigorous debate"—meaning, in private—"without causing harm to the university."
—Three duties of trustees: She laid out three duties that should guide trustees: obedience, meaning that everything the trustees do should be tied directly to the university's mission as described in the charter and bylaws; care, meaning to put in the time needed to fully understand issues and to do due diligence; and loyalty, meaning avoiding conflicts of interests—or identifying ones that can't be avoided and protecting the university's reputation. "After all," Gregory said, "that's one of a university's primary assets."
She continued: "The good news is that perfection is not required. These duties, they expect a very, very high standard from trustees. But the law recognizes that the board, acting in real time and in response to real emerging issues, will not always make the best decision. You're going to get it wrong. You're going to make mistakes sometimes. As long as you're acting with reasonable and prudent care, you as trustees will not be held liable."
—A culture to strive for: Gregory characterized the culture the board should strive to meet with these phrases: Mindful of fiduciary duties. Future-focused: anticipatory, not reactive. Revitalizing, not entrenched. Diverse and inclusive.
She ended with this: "I can't emphasize enough the value that comes from having the opportunity to debate a variety of viewpoints."
Lori Shontz, senior editor
The Penn Stater Daily — Jan. 8, 2014
Two of the running jokes around the office involve me: (1) Every time I go on vacation, big Penn State news breaks and (2) Every time it's my turn to do The Daily, there are scandal and/or legal-related updates. I was wine tasting in Sonoma when when Bill O'Brien left to coach the Houston Texans, and today, my first day back on Daily Duty, there's so much scandal-related news that there's barely any coverage of what's probably the most interesting part of it—the judge's decision in the NCAA lawsuit, released late afternoon Tuesday. I hate to be a cliche, but I guess there is a pattern.
Paterno lawsuit going forward: More than two months after retired Potter County judge John Leete heard arguments as to whether the lawsuit filed against the NCAA by the Paterno family along with some faculty, trustees, former lettermen, and former coaches should go forward, he released his decision—a nuanced, detailed 25-page document that I had to read twice before I began to fully understand it. The upshot is this: the legality of the consent decree (breach of contract) will not be litigated unless Penn State itself joins the lawsuit because Leete ruled that the university is an "indispensable" party, but other parts of the lawsuit, including several defamation claims and a civil conspiracy claim, will go forward. Wrote Leete: "Penn State's absence does not require dismissal of the entire Complaint. Plaintiffs' tort claims stand on a different footing than the contract claims because they do not require rulings affecting Penn State's rights in any significant way."
I don't know anyone who thinks that Penn State is suddenly going to change its mind and sue the NCAA, so don't expect any movement on the consent decree. But this decision does mean that the discovery phase will begin, and that means that subpoenas could be forthcoming. In a statement, Paterno family attorney Wick Sollers called the decision a "significant victory" and added, "With this ruling the bright light of legal discovery will finally shine on the facts and records of all parties involved."
Coverage of this has been scant so far, but my friend Mike Dawson '02 of the Centre Daily Times did a nice job, getting NCAA reaction, as well, and Sports Illustrated legal analyst Michael McCann has some quickie analysis on his Twitter feed (you have to scan down and expand to see the conversations). Among McCann's observations: "My instinct is NCAA now pursues settlement w/Paterno family, but I could see family saying no deal unless NCAA publicly says sorry."
Sandusky pension hearing: Jerry Sandusky '67, '71g testified via video link for about three hours Tuesday in an attempt to get his Penn State pension restored. He lost it because of a state law that allows for the forfeiture of pensions for people convicted of certain crimes, but he is maintaining that he was not a Penn State employee when the crimes occurred. Mike Dawson '02, who had a really busy day, has the strongest story, which details how much of the testimony weirdly recounted Sandusky's performance as a defensive coordinator.
Spanier v. Freeh: As if that weren't enough legal news, there was another hearing Tuesday morning about whether Graham Spanier needs to file more than an intent to sue Louis Freeh for defamation. Spanier's attorney contends that's enough given that the criminal case is proceeding. Freeh's attorneys said more details about the potential lawsuit are required.
No coach yet: And, yeah, the search for Penn State's next football coach continues. The Patriot-News has a ton of coverage, ranging from an interview with Bill O'Brien's right-hand guy, Jim Bernhardt, by Audrey Snyder '12 to David Jones' column on why Penn State needs stability in its next coach. For the latest rumors and hand-wringing, of course, go to Twitter.
RIP Mary Jo Haverbeck: Like all of my friends and colleagues who cover Penn State sports and/or women's sports, I'm mourning the death of Mary Jo Haverbeck '76g, retired associate sports information director and the first woman inducted into the College Sports Information Directors of America's Hall of Fame. Mary Jo worked behind the scenes, but she's one of the main reasons that Penn State's women's sports teams became so prominent, as Centre Daily Times sports editor Walt Moody points out in a lovely tribute to Mary Jo. I'm one of the many, many people Mary Jo went out of her way to mentor, and I can't say enough how much she taught me and what a nice person she was. I'll try, though, in another blog post within a day or two.
Lori Shontz, senior editor


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Heroes and Villains
The Premier League fixture computer certainly has a knack for throwing up the occasional juicy one - and in the shape of Aston Villa at home, Newcastle United certainly have that for their first home encounter.
Villa fans danced on Newcastle's top flight grave in the fateful final Premier League clash of the 2008/09 season which pushed the Mags into the Championship.
They even went to the trouble of unfurling flags such as "Sob On The Tyne" and "Who's your next Messiah, Ant or Dec?", some might say it was part of the jolly old terrace banter that makes the nation great, some might say they went too far.
Certainly, further details of the aftermath of relegation detailed on the True Faith website say Villa fans went over the top in their delight at seeing Newcastle go down.
Nobody connected with Newcastle United will forget that day at Villa Park.
But the great thing about this game is there is always another season, there is always another game and there is always another day.
People in glass houses should not throw stones - and life generally has a habit of coming back to bite you on the backside just when you don't expect it.
For Newcastle United their day comes on Sunday.
And by the time two or three mini buses from Brummie-land turn up at St James' Park, revenge may well be a dish which is served cold.
Funnily enough, it is Villa who are the Premier League's crisis club at the moment after Martin O'Neill quit the club and James Milner was quick to follow him out the door.
In short, there perhaps couldn't be a sweeter way to pick up our first three points of the season against the manager-less Villains.
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I think Everton and Villa are simply both clubs with fans who have something against NUFC. How close did Villa come to relegation a few times in the last decade? Everton were always flirting with the bottom half also, while we were in the UCL.
The songs / signs both sets of fans produced stunk of jealousy and vendetta against us because deep down, they know they will never recreate what we done. A midtable club to twice leading in San Siro, dancing in the catalan rain, first team to lose first 3 group games and qualify still. Beating Juventus. Everton and Villa frankly would never compete in that competetion. Nor will Spuds. Sorry! Spurs.
Mark - Your hearts in the right place with your comments but look at the records of Villa and Everton. European cups, League Cups, League Championships and FA Cups. I hardly think they are jealous of our limited European adventures and Spurs are competing in the CL!! Some sets of fans simply don't like others for no apparent reason and NUFC, Villa and Everton fall into that category. As the song goes..........and Leicester....What did Leicester ever do to make them so universally disliked!!
Of course, the Villa fans weren't celebrating securing a European place were they...
If it would get rid of the own-a-loner I would personally meet and greet every Villa fan on Sunday and shake him by the hand like a long lost friend.
The Lord moves in mysterious ways.....
hmm Lee how many times are you going to roll this story out? this story is for the type of fan that still hasn't worked out how to connect to the internet... and i would hardly say they are a club in crisis -they beat WH at the weekend and just flogged Milner for ã30m if thats cisis sign me up for that!
Spit the dummy out Lee. I hope we beat them, but you need to get over this...
Good to see you being sociably responsible. You better hope there's no trouble tomorrow from some of our more gullible 'fans.'
Ryder's reply: We're talking about results of a football game, the Newcastle United fans are well behaved.
Actually, isn't Newcastle one of the only places in the Premier League that away fans can mix openly with home fans and talk football over a pint the way it's meant to be?
You might want to try telling a Coventry fan they can safely have a pint in Town Lee. I'm sure there are a few that won't be rushing back to the Three Bulls Heads. Take the blinkers off. We are not saints.
Carrroll got thr goals, but Smith, who I normally hate, was easily our MOTM, followed by the two centrebacks! Nolan, depite his two goals, was bliidy awful.

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One day, a kirby named Sapphire comes from the future and warns Kirby about a coming disaster. Kirby, of course, doesn't listen and sets the events into play. However, there is a way to stop it. But they must hurry, or the future will be doomed...
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@Plazem: Sapphire's a girl...
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Abstract. A polar cirrus case study is discussed with the help of a one-dimensional model with explicit aerosol and ice microphysics. It is demonstrated that continuous cooling of air in regions with small amounts of ice and slow ice deposition rates of water vapor drives 5 significant in-cloud supersaturations over ice, with potentially important consequences for heterogeneous halogen activation. Radiatively important cloud properties such as ice crystal size distributions are investigated, showing the presence of high number concentrations of small crystals in the cloud top region at the tropopause, broad but highly variable size spectra in the cloud interior, and mostly large crystals at the cloud 10 base. It is found that long-lived and vertically extended Arctic cirrostratus are highly efficient at dehydrating the upper troposphere. Estimating nitric acid uptake in cirrus clouds with an unprecedented treatment of diffusional burial in growing ice crystals suggests that such clouds could also denitrify upper tropospheric air masses efficiently, but a closer comparison to observations is needed to draw a definite conclusion on this 15 point. It is also shown that low temperatures, high relative humidities, and the absence of ice above but close to the cloud top region cause efficient uptake of nitric acid in background aerosol particles.
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At various times over the years, we've flirted with light face-framing fringe, something that changes things up a little, but is easy enough to grow out. But lately, a new heavy-handed version of bangs seems to have taken hold, at least in Hollywood. At the Oscars, bold, blunt-cut and super-thick styles were one of the hottest hair looks on the likes of Rose Byrne, Rooney Mara, Ellie Kemper and Anna Faris. The opulent shine and straight, thick cut were undeniably chic and powerful. "It's definitely a style that has a certain sex appeal [and is] always youthful," says star stylist Serge Normant, the namesake of three salons and a luxe haircare line.
Whether you like it or not, fall is here. Temperatures are a bit crisper, days are a tad shorter, and stores are fully stocked with wooly knits and cozy corduroys. About this time every year, I debate whether or not to do the season's quintessential cut: blunt bangs. They're perfect for the fall because your lovely fringe won't stick to your forehead (July is not the time to test drive this style, believe me). I've been more inspired than ever to rock this look because Hollywood starlets are stepping out with bangs left, right, and center. Lea Michelle, Anna Faris, and Leighton Meester are three such actresses whose hair has recently caught my eye. In my opinion, these ladies have their bangs styled perfectly; all cut just below the brows and curved ever-so-slightly under.
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British politics is in turmoil. But who will gain? Step up the strikes to win.
The blame for last week's by-election results doesn't stop with Nigel Farage, says Sadie Robinson
Protesters filled the streets of Dublin last Saturday against the introduction of water charges.
THE LIE that British troops would not return to Iraq is falling apart.
The British parliament has finally voted to recognise the Palestine as a state. The vote was overwhelming on Monday of this week—with 274 votes to 12.
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FORT WAYNE – So which IPFW men's basketball team will it be tonight; the one that has threatened 100 points three times this season, or the one that, in seven games, couldn't crack 60?
IPFW (8-11, 1-4 Summit League) returns to Memorial Coliseum tonight to face South Dakota (7-11, 3-3) with the hope of stopping a two-game losing streak.
The Mastodons fell at North Dakota State 67-55 a week ago, then lost two nights later at South Dakota State, 83-57.
This, after a 96-point explosion against Nebraska Omaha at the Coliseum, where coach Tony Jasick's team is undefeated.
Jasick said the team he's playing against dictates how many points his team scores.
With our inexperience, we, at times – against good defensive teams – when you take quick, bad shots, it snowballs, Jasick said. Against teams that are average defensively, you can get away with a couple of bad possessions.
And getting good shots – great shots, if possible – is the point of emphasis the rest of the season for the Mastodons who have two seniors in guard Frank Gaines and center Mario Hines.
It is the inconsistency of inexperience that also explains the inconsistency on offense.
IPFW scored 97 points in a three-overtime victory over Texas-Pan American on Nov. 16, but it could only muster 47 points in a loss to Eastern Michigan on Nov. 17.
Three days later, the Mastodons hammered Judson 92-22.
In all, IPFW has topped 90 points three times and been held below 60 on seven occasions.
The 65.8 points per game average ranks seventh-best in the Summit League, while the 41.2 field goal percentage and 64.2 free throw percentage are both last in the league.
Within the offense is shot selection, Jasick said. That's the biggest issue. It's been defined to them, both on video, both in practice, and just continuing to get guys to make an adjustment; continuing to get guys to make a commitment to get a great shot every trip down.
You look at our team, and what was our biggest issue earlier in the year? We turned it over, like unbelievably. We've corralled that. So now we're getting shots instead of giving the ball to the other team. Now we've got to make sure we get good shots every time.
Sophomore point guard Isaiah McCray said much of that responsibility falls on him.
I believe it's my job to be a floor general and let everybody know that taking every possession critically is probably one of our most important things, McCray said. It has to be.
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Froma Harrop: Price-gouging in 'free market' medicine
By Froma Harrop
When folks pan the Affordable Care Act for being nearly 3,000 pages long, here's a sensible response: It could have been done in a page and a half if it simply declared that Medicare would cover everyone.
The concept of Medicare for All was pushed by a few lonely liberals. And it would have been, ironically, the most conservative approach to bringing down health care costs while maintaining quality.
Medicare bringing down health care costs? "Ha, ha, ha," says the program's foes, citing the spending projections for the government health plan serving older Americans.
Unfortunately, the critics confuse spending levels with costs. Total Medicare spending is bound to rise as more older Americans live longer.
Sure, you can curb that increase through a voucher system limiting how much taxpayers will subsidize each beneficiary. But that's not the same as curbing the cost of treating a heart attack or cancer. Without Medicare's cost controls, the size of the bill for each course of care would be larger. Which is exactly what the medical-industrial complex wants.
Anderson wouldn't accept the Recchis' bare-bones insurance plan and required $83,900 upfront for an examination and initial doses of chemotherapy. (His mother-in-law wrote the checks.)
How did the bill get that high? Shameless overcharging. For example, the hospital charged Recchi $283 to have a simple chest X-ray for which Medicare would have paid $20.44. Recchi was billed more than $15,000 for blood and other lab tests. Medicare would have paid only a few hundred for the same thing.
"Why does simple lab work done during a few days in a hospital cost more than a car?" Brill asks rhetorically.
Recchi was charged $13,702 for a round of the cancer drug Rituxan. Researching how much hospitals pay for Rituxan, Brill estimated that Anderson had marked up the price 400 percent. And so on.
Janice S., age 64, felt chest pains and took herself to Stamford Hospital in Connecticut. While there, she was given three troponin tests to measure proteins in the blood. She was charged $199.50 for each troponin test. Had she been a year older and on Medicare, the hospital would have been paid only $13.94 for each test. The heart-attack false alarm ended up costing her $21,000.
Where does all this money end up? In the pockets of hospital administrators, doctors and makers of equipment and drugs on which the medical profession can multiply the markups.
Hospitals gripe that they lose money on Medicare patients, but that isn't true. As Jonathan Blum, deputy administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, told Brill: "Central Florida is overflowing with Medicare patients, and all those hospitals are expanding and advertising for Medicare patients. So you can't tell me they're losing money."
Many Republicans and some Democrats want to cut Medicare spending by raising the eligibility age. That makes minus-zero sense. If anything, the age should be lowered.
This is not to say that Medicare doesn't waste money. Under current rules, for example, it must cover treatments that work, even when another, cheaper means of care does just as good a job.
But the economics of medicine in the private sector bears little resemblance to a real free market. Hospitals routinely put on a magic show designed to bilk ordinary Americans, especially -- and tragically -- the underinsured
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HAMPTON—If he's unable to disarm a bomb before it goes off, his one hope is that his torso remains intact.
Etched into his side is what he calls his "meat tag" - a tattoo of his name, Social Security number and blood type. He had it put there to make himself easily identifiable, to save his parents the pain of waiting for the military to run DNA or dental tests before officially declaring him killed in action.
Insurgents and terrorists planting IEDs know that EOD techs are their biggest adversaries.
They've been known to plant fake bombs just to watch how EOD techs respond "so they can change to get us next time," one brigadier general said. They've used pressure plates and trip wires, garage door openers and computer chips. And they place more than one bomb at a time.
EOD techs from Langley have responded to hundreds of IEDs during six-month deployments there. They've helped Iraq's new military develop its own bomb squad. They investigate the aftermath of explosives that aren't disabled in time. And whenever a high-ranking U.S. official travels anywhere in the world, they're tapped to make sure the place the official visits is free of hidden bombs.
The Langley EOD unit is the most deployed group of airmen on the Hampton base.
They are so busy that when the rest of the base is training and testing its ability to deploy around the world, the EOD techs are exempt. Between their own training and deployments, they're only home an average of six months a year. Many are on their third or fourth deployment.
At Langley, roughly 60 percent of the techs are married. Half are currently in court battles with their spouses.
Three airmen from another base who served with Granath during his first deployment now suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Some have stopped counting the years they've been in the service and started counting the number of deployments they expect to make before they can get out.
In the dark of early morning, the EOD techs at Langley run the 7-mile loop around the base or near the jet hangars. At lunch, many sneak in a second workout. They spend hours studying the latest enemy tactics. They constantly check and maintain their equipment - bomb suits that weigh 95 pounds, tools that top out at 35 pounds and rolling robots that takes hours of practice to perfect driving by remote control.
They head out to their own bombing range - a sand pit near Langley's flight line - to detonate small amounts of explosives to hone their most basic skills.
"We're not trained killers," one EOD tech said. "We're trained to save lives."
Air Force Brig. Gen. Timothy A. Byers respects the EOD techs. He also worries about them - thoughts of airmen who have been killed by IEDs in Iraq keep him up at night - and the challenges the techs face.
Byers is the director of installations mission support for Air Combat Command, which is headquartered at Langley. The command oversees all the fighters and bombers in the Air Force and Byers supervises roughly 360 of the service's nearly 1,300 EOD techs, including those at Langley. He's also responsible for making sure all of the Air Force EOD techs get the newest technology available to fight IEDs.
Because EOD techs are needed so much, and because they deploy so frequently, Byers said, many are on a "one-to-one" schedule. That is, they deploy for six months, come home for six months, then deploy again.
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Utah Public Radio and the state's public broadcasters bring you a debate between Utah's gubernatorial candidates, Gary Herbert (R) and Peter Cooke (D), from the KUED 7 studios, October 11, 2012.
UPR's broadcast of the debate is sponsored by AARP of Utah and the Department of Political Science at Utah State University.
U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop visited the Utah State campus on Thursday. In an event sponsored by the USU College Republicans called "Pizza and Politics," Bishop spoke on several topics and took questions from the audience at Merrill-Cazier Library.
Bishop opened by bemoaning the lack of bipartisanship in Washington, but the tone turned contentious when one audience member questioned Bishop's stance on the public lands debate.
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October 17 - 7:00 p.m. - U.S. Senate Candidates - Orrin Hatch (R) and Scott Howell (D)
Utah Republican congressional candidate Mia Love and Democratic incumbent Jim Matheson clashed Wednesday over federal spending cuts during their first debate ahead of the November elections.
The two disagreed on a number of potential cuts to reduce the federal deficit during a televised debate outside KUTV studios and heard on UPR.
To help better inform Utah's retired residents about the upcoming election, the American Association of Retired Persons has released a 2012 voter's guide. The guide is available nationwide but has been catered to each state.
Danny Harris is the Associate State Director of Utah's AARP. Kerry Bringhurst talked to Harris about the voter's guide:
The attacks between Utah Congressman Jim Matheson and opponent Mia Love continued Monday, with the incumbent holding a news conference to criticize the Saratoga Springs Mayor's previous votes to raise taxes. But as Charlotte Duren reports, Love's supporters held a rally the same day to blast what they call lies being generated by Matheson's campaign about their city.
Wednesday night on UPR, we featured a debate between Republican Ed Redd and Democrat Doug Thompson. They're vying for the Utah State House of Representatives' Fourth District, which serves a large portion of Logan. Moderator Mike Lyons put a lot of focus on education during Wednesday's debate, which both candidates seem to agree is a major concern for voters. The two candidates, who are good friends, had similar views on issues such as emissions testing and school vouchers. But perhaps the candidates differed the most on the issue of public lands.
Cheers erupted as one of the five official Mitt Romney campaign busses rolled into a Logan parking lot on Tuesday night.
Dozens of supporters ("We're here to support Romney and his campaign and what he stands for.") and a couple detractors ("Well, he's outsourcing. Maybe they should just outsource him.") were on-hand to get a glimpse inside the mobile campaign headquarters.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Peter Cooke was in Logan for a town hall meeting on Monday night.
A retired General and USU alumnus, Cooke stopped by the Utah State campus on Monday for a town hall meeting with students and community members. The candidate for governor was asked about his positions on a wide range of Utah issues, from air quality to concerns about Hill Air Force Base.
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Orange SA said today that 1.3 million people had personal information stolen because of a breach in a technical platform, the second attack on the company this year.
Orange SA said it is considering cutting its holdings in Kenya and Uganda, potentially scaling back investments by the largest French phone carrier in Africa.
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The winter's last full moon shines over a sculpture (Woman and Bird) by Joan Miro (via Guardian)
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If you live in an urban area and rely on public transportation and your own feet to get around your city, you're pretty much pummelled by advertisements. Wouldn't life be a little bit lovelier if those ads were replaced with classic works of art? Paris-based street artist Etienne Lavie did just that, covering up public advertisements with more aesthetically pleasing pieces of art all over his city. (via Flavorwire)
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Taking their cues from Lena Dunham, Jenny McCarthy and Sherri Shepherd went topless on The View on Monday in what they jokingly claimed was a ploy for ratings.
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New wind codes pertaining to high-rise buildings are expected to be implemented in 2013, reinforcing the concept that structures must be able to sustain winds as well as gusts to keep residents inside safe, reported Gulf News.
"We have been taking a conservative approach to the rules and once the revised wind code is implemented based on the findings of international researchers the requirements will be relaxed," said Moawya Abdul Rahman, head of the structural engineering at Dubai Municipality.
The wind code that is now in use by the municipality states that structures should withstand a basic wind speed of 45 metres per second for a three-second gust, which is equivalent to 160km/h.
The code has been under review since 2009 and its current draft is based upon "basic wind speed (based on data gathered over a 20 year period) for design in conjunction with wind tunnel testing."
Consultant RWDI, has recommended that high-rise structures should withstand a wind speed of 36.4 metres per second, and the municipality is expected to lower requirements to 38 metres per second.
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Here's one question I heard over the radio on my way to work recently: "If we were to be tried for being Christians, would there be enough evidence to convict us?"
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The honest answer to that question is, "probably not."
Sad but true, as most of us believers do not have clear-cut understanding of the essence of the Christian faith. All we know is that we grow up in a family that goes to Church every Sunday. We make the sign of the cross and we have gone through some required sacraments.
But wait, didn't we come from Los Angeles where there are a lot of Christian mega churches, and the city hosts the biggest Christian evangelical TV station in the world, and that over 80% of people have not known any religion but Christianity? Sure. That is the evidence that will verify that we are Christians.
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In E. Peterson's The New Testament In Contemporary Language, our Lord warns Christians: "Don't look for shortcuts to God. The market is full flooded with surefire, easygoing formulas for a successful life that can be practiced in your spare time. Don't fall for that stuff, even crowds of people do. The way to life – to God – is vigorous and requires total attention."
And then in Matt. 7:21: "Knowing the correct password – saying 'Master, Master,' for instance – isn't going to get you anywhere with me. What is required is serious obedience – doing what my Father wills. I can see it now – at the Final Judgment thousands strutting up to me and saying, 'Master, we preached the Message, we bashed the demons, our God-sponsored projects had everyone talking.' And do you know what I am going to say? 'You missed the boat. All you did was use me to make yourselves important. You are out of here."
Not enough evidence, that's why.
Backup to 168 A.D. Polycarp, the well-known Bishop of Smyrna (now Izmar, Turkey) was under trial for his Christian faith. Polycarp studied under the Apostle John and he was the last living link to the twelve Apostles. The Roman proconsul tried to get Polycarp to deny Jesus Christ: "Bow to the throne of Caesar. Curse Christ and I will release you."
The old bishop stood his ground. He replied: "Eighty six years I have served the Lord Jesus Christ, and He never once wronged me. How can I blaspheme my King who saved me?"
The proconsul threatened Polycarp with hungry wild beasts and burning fire, but Polycarp remained unafraid. He told the proconsul: "You threaten me with fire that will burn for an hour and then will go out, but you are ignorant of the fire of the future judgment of God reserved for the everlasting torment for the ungodly. But why do you delay? Bring on the beasts and the fire, or whatever you choose; you shall not move me to deny Christ, my Lord and Savior.
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