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The Alliance for Health Reform and Kaiser Family Foundation held a briefing on Monday about the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). CHIP provides quality health coverage for over 8 million kids – including nearly 500,000 in New York under Child Health Plus.
The Program was extended in the ACA through 2019, but unfortunately funding for the program expires next September without congressional action. This would be bad news for kids - many could lose coverage (some due to the "family glitch") or pay more for comprehensive coverage. Not to mention it would cut short a program that has been enormously successful in reducing the child uninsurance rate, which fell by half since the program began in 1997.
A summary of the briefing and all materials are available on the Alliance for Health Reform website, including background materials, videos, and speaker presentations. Speakers included Joan Alker, executive director at Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University, Robin Rudowitz, associate director for Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, Robert Stewart, analyst at the Congressional Budget Office, and Cathy Caldwell, director of the Bureau of Children's Health Insurance in the Alabama Department of Public Health.
This week, National Academy for State Health Policy and Georgetown University's Center for Children & Families released a joint report analyzing Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) coverage in 42 separate programs in 38 states. For the past 17 years, CHIP has given states federal funds to operate public health insurance programs designed for children. New York's own version of the program, Child Health Plus, has been running even longer - 2014 marks it's 24th year!
Why the focus on CHIP coverage now? The ACA extends CHIP funding through 2015, but after that point the future is somewhat uncertain. By April 15, 2015, the Secretary of HHS will have to determine if coverage offered under the new Qualified Health Plans is "at least comparable" to the benefits and cost-sharing in CHIP. States will soon after have the option to cover children through comparable QHPs. It's important that advocates and consumers alike know and voice the benefits of CHIP, which has been responsible for millions of children gaining coverage since it's inception. More children are gaining coverage through the program all the time – recent enrollment numbers show over 80,000 children enrolled in New York's Child Health Plus program between October 1 and April 15, nearly 70,000 of whom are newly uninsured.
There are federal rules for certain aspects of CHIP coverage and costs – for example, the cost paid by families can't be more than 5% of their income. Within these requirements States still have a fair amount of flexibility to choose benefits and cost-sharing for enrollees. The report finds that CHIP programs generally offer comprehensive coverage with low cost-sharing. About 1/3 of the programs provide benefits very like the Medicaid packages in their state, which are known for being very comprehensive. Plans generally cover basic physical, hospital, and laboratory services without limitations; all plans cover dental, vision, and hearing services, though with varying limitations. Most programs charge some sort of premium, but about 1/3 of the programs have no cost-sharing.
New York's Child Health Plus, is one of the most generous in the country, offering subsidized coverage for any child up to 19 from families up to 400% of the Federal Poverty Level. Premiums range from $9 per child for those just above the Medicaid level, to $180 for those at the 400% of FPL who live in high cost regions of the state. New York is also one of the states with no cost-sharing beyond premiums, making Child Health Plus a particularly affordable option. And, coverage is open to any child, regardless of immigration status. Children in families with incomes above 400% FPL can still buy into the program at full price.
Child Health Plus covers most services without limitations, including physician, hospital, and lab services, prescription drugs, pre-natal care vision and dental services. Uncovered services include nursing care, case management, and care coordination, as well as non-Emergency Transport. And, a few services, like orthodontics and outpatient mental health services, are covered with limitations.
For more on coverage and costs, including a handy table for Child Health Plus on page 91, visit the full report.
Want to learn more about children's health coverage in New York? Join HCFANY for our Children, Youth and Families Task Force Meeting on May 28 in Albany. More details here.
Photo: Advocates and consumers at HCFANY's press conference about how the Governor's budget would make coverage more affordable, stop surprise bills, and support consumer assistance programs. From left: Gladys Puglla, consumer; Mark Scherzer, New Yorkers for Accessible Health Coverage; Elisabeth Benjamin, Community Service Society; Lara Kassel, Medicaid Matters New York; Bob Cohen, Citizen Action of New York; Oswil Liz, consumer; Kate Breslin, Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy (podium)
It's budget season, and our advocacy efforts are in full swing. Yesterday, HCFANY members and supporters gathered in Albany from across the state – some trekking 5 hours to get there – to advocate for our key budget priorities:
- Create a Basic Health Program
- Protect consumers from surprise medical bills
- Support consumer assistance programs
We were not alone – the halls and elevators were full of other advocates who came to the capitol to make their case to the legislature. More importantly, we are not alone in our continued efforts to advocate for quality, affordable health care!
Over the past few weeks, HCFANY and allied groups and coalitions have joined forces to make sure that the three proposals above (all in Governor Cuomo's executive budget) remain in the budget as the process moves forward. We've submitted memos of support and organizational sign-on letters on surprise bills and our three budget priorities, and gathered in Albany for advocacy days. We've also held two press conferences featuring the real stories of New Yorkers who would be helped by the Governor's budget proposals. This collaboration helps to amplify our voices in Albany.
Key Budget Priorities Press Conference
We kicked off yesterday's HCFANY advocacy day with a press conference featuring both advocates and consumers. Members of the HCFANY steering committee – Mark Scherzer of New Yorkers for Accessible Health Coverage, Elisabeth Benjamin from the Community Service Society of New York, and Kate Breslin of Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy – joined Medicaid Matters New York Coalition Coordinator Lara Kassel to outline the benefits of the Basic Health Program, out-of-network protections, and consumer assistance programs. And, we heard from New Yorkers who have been directly affected by these issues:
Oswil Liz, 24, spoke about the challenge of affording health insurance, even with the subsidies available on the Marketplace. Thanks to the ACA, Oswil now has insurance, but with student loans and his wages working as a manager at McDonald's, the premiums are still difficult for him to afford. A Basic Health Program would benefit Oswil and others in his situation.
Gladys Puglla, a single mother with three children told the stunning story of her experience with surprise medical bills. When Gladys had a stroke in 2012, she received services at two hospitals. Gladys has insurance, but she was unconscious when admitted to both hospitals and so couldn't give her insurance information. After her treatment, she was hit with $138,000 in surprise medical bills for out-of-network services. Gladys makes $37,000 a year. Thankfully, Gladys was able to seek help from Make the Road New York, part of the Community Health Advocates statewide network of consumer assistance services. With their help, Gladys was able to reduce her bill and received a grant from the New York Times Neediest Cases fund to pay the difference. Many consumers do not have these resources, which is why HCFANY is working to stop surprise bills and support consumer assistance programs like those that helped Gladys.
Surprise Bills Press Conference
Late last week, Bill Ferris of AARP, Blair Horner of New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), and Chuck Bell of Consumers Union joined HCFANY members Heidi Siegfried of New Yorkers for Accessible Health Coverage, Mike Burgess of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, and Gene Veigl and Aaron Ward of the MS Society at another press conference calling on the Legislature to pass the Governor's legislation specifically to protect consumers from surprise medical bills.
Claudia Knafo, a concert pianist who received a surprise medical bill seeking $101,000 for neck surgery, for which her health plan offered to pay only $3,500, told her compelling story. You can see coverage by the local nbc affiliate here.
Learn more about our budget priorities:
Basic Health Program: take a look at our policy brief and read the Community Service Society 2012 report
Stop Surprise Bills: Read our policy brief and visit our new take action: stop surprise bills page and Consumer Union's new website: stopsurprisemedicalbills.org.
Consumer Assistance: Read our policy brief and visit communityhealthadvocates.org
New Yorkers have a LOT to smile about this morning! The proposed health insurance rates for the New York Health Benefit Exchange have been released and show that prices on the individual market will soon be dropping by a whopping 50%.
This means that New Yorkers who currently buy coverage on their own, costing more than $1,000 per month in most cases, will be able to save thousands on health insurance next year without having to compromise on quality.
Health Care For All New York (HCFANY) had the pleasure of reviewing the proposed rates for the non-Exchange plans, which were released last month, and found the average Silver-level plan to be about $500 per month. These same plans sold on the Exchange will be even more affordable for New Yorkers who qualify for premium tax credits to further lower costs. You can read HCFANY's comments on the proposed non-Exchange plans by clicking here.
The premium rates for all health insurance plans in New York can be found on the Department of Financial Services website. As with the annual rate review process, everyone is encouraged to look over the proposed rates and supporting documentation and submit comments online. You can find the proposed rates by clicking here.
The New York Times has produced stellar coverage of this phenomenon in an article out today, "Health Plan Cost for New Yorkers Set to Fall 50%." They have also posted a great document that shows all of the proposed rates for Exchange plans. You can find that document by clicking here.


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Oct. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Ghana Commercial Bank Ltd., the West African nation's largest lender, posted a 7 percent increase in profit for the nine months to Sept. 30 as impairment charges declined.
Net income climbed to 38.3 million cedis ($24 million) from 35.8 million cedis a year earlier, the Accra-based bank said in a statement published in the Daily Graphic newspaper today. Net interest income, the money banks make from loans, declined to 156.4 million cedis from 219.9 million cedis, the lender said.
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In 2010, the Ghanaian government sold bonds to pay off debt owed to the lender by Tema Oil Refinery Ltd., the country's state-owned crude processor. In March, the lender said 572 million cedis had been paid off, amounting to 90 percent of the debt, according to African Alliance Securities Ltd.
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Ghana Commercial's loans and advances to customers decreased 95 percent to 450 million cedis while deposits rose 29 percent to 1.8 billion cedis, according to the statement. The stock was unchanged at 2.03 cedis by 2:17 p.m. Accra time.
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A few Adobe alternatives
I doubt any of these can do as much as the Adobe option (except Quark), but they might do as much as you need, and it's something I'm asked about now and again.
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Photoshop alternatives
Acorn (OS X, $49.99)
Pixelmator (OS X, £20.99)
GIMP (OS X, Windows, Linux, free)
Illustrator alternatives
Sketch (OS X, £54.99)
Inkscape (OS X, Windows, Linux, free)
iDraw (OS X, £17.49)
InDesign alternatives
Quark (OS X, Windows, £799)
Scribus (OS X, Windows, Linux, free)
Lucidpress (browser-based, free while in beta, subscription to follow)
These and a few others mentioned elsewhere:
Anthony Colangelo of Happy Cog reviews Sketch, on A List Apart
Jon Hicks uses Acorn and Sketch
Khoi Vinh on Sketch
Alternative apps to everything in Adobe Creative Cloud, on Mac.Appstorm
15+ alternatives to Adobe Creative Cloud, on Web Designer Depot
If you've used any alternatives it'd be great to know what you think.
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Hi David,
Would you not ever consider Serif PagePlus, PhotoPlus or DrawPlus as viable options?
I've been using iDraw for the last few months and find it really good.
Not quite the feature set of Illustrator but the interface is a lot less bloated – and most of the tools are supplied.
Thanks for sharing these! On the webdesign spectrum, Brackets, by Adobe, is a MARVELOUS open-source Dreamweaver alternative!
Great list!
In a pinch (when I didn't have my computer on me) I've used Pixlr Editor as a Photoshop alternative and found it to be great for simple edits. (The only real downside is I don't believe you can edit images over 96 DPI so it's not good for print work). Also you need a live internet connection as it's browser based.
I'm not sure, Shrimati. Any good?
Thanks for the tips, Ashley, Eric, and the feedback, PA.
Hi David,
For the money, it is. It cannot do everything as the Adobe CS, but it delivers quite a lot, suitable for a freelance designer. I don't think it should be the software of choice though for a design agency or someone whose portfolio includes full scale magazines and the like. Since, at the moment, that's all I can afford anyway, it works for me!
Hey, I have tried DrawPlus and Inkscape. I think these two are better choices. DrawPlus is even much more optimized for resources than Inkscape, but both of them are perfecto. I liked them. As Adobe is increasing its price, I think for freelancers like me, it's time to search for alternatives. BTW nice sharing and thanks for your lists.
Thanks for sharing these! But I am still a die hard fan of Adobe. I am using CS for the last 6 years & I won't move to any other software just because Adobe CS is expensive.
GIMP may be sufficient for those that only occasionally need simple images, but for someone working with web graphics full time – especially if you have experience with Adobe CS – it is a nightmare to use. Photoshop surely isn't the answer for everyone, but for creative professionals it's absolutely worth spending some money to not have to use GIMP.
Hi David
I use Adobe InDesign, DPS, Muse & Lightroom, so in my case there's no alternative.
For those unable to stand GIMP's UI there is also a Photoshop "clone" based on GIMP called Gimpshop that is available for free at http://www.gimpshop.com/
I'm not claiming it's better than Photoshop in any way (other than price). However for students, small business owners, nonprofits and others on tight budgets open source software can be really helpful…
That being said if you can make the investment Adobe clearly makes the best design software (which is why they are pretty much the industry standard).
We used Fireworks to design our website, although I've been frustrated with the lack of ongoing support for this program from Adobe. I prefer the Fireworks UI to Photoshop or Illustrator. Any recommendations for a free program that resembles Fireworks?
Thanks for the post. I think Adobe needs some real competition now that they are forcing everyone onto Creative Cloud with really exorbitant subscription pricing. I have always been a supportive user of Adobe products* and kept my licensing up to date.
However, they are now making it impossible to buy licenses for CS6. I'd buy those licenses for new hires if I could. Instead, they are creating a situation where you are basically forced to steal the software if you don't want to use the subscription model.
I'm definitely going to try some of these solutions and see if my company can use them as alternatives.
*I actually learned digital layout on Aldus Pagemaker back in the 1980's. I have almost every version of Adobe in CD format, boxes and all, from the 1980's through present time!
Thanks for your thoughts, everyone. Susan, I remember those Pagemaker days. It was the first layout software I used, going from it to Quark to InDesign.
And the best professional alternative is once again left out: Photoline. Although it misses the 3d and video fluff of Photoshop, its image editing is on par with Photoshop, and Photoline's layer system arguably much of an improvement over its counterpart.
– Full 8/16/32bpc Lab, RGB, CMYK per layer(!) is supported. Full adjustment layers and layer effects (and the most common ones are even imported correctly from a psd file).
– layers' opacity can be set from -200(!) to +200(!) for increased flexibility over Photoshop's limited 0-200% opacity setting.
– full (true) vector layers, with pixel snapping
– multipage documents, with pdf import and export
– non-destructive RAW editing
– as many layer masks as you want/need per layer. Layer masks can consist of any number of other layers, both vector and bitmap based.
– layers and layer groups (including layer masks!) can be cloned and be edited in place. When edited, the cloned layers update in realtime. Again arguably much of an improvement over Photoshop's awkward "smart" objects.
– curves can be edited for Lab, HSV, and HIS without having to switch image mode!
– external file layers are available in the latest betas
Most of the workflow in photoline is non-destructive. For example, the liquify tool is applied to any layer without the need for that layer to be converted to a "smart" object. This also holds true for the many other adjustments. Vector objects remember their parameters as well.
Photoline runs rock-solid, is available for Mac and Windows, and amazingly the download is less than 30mb. You get a full perpetual license for 59 euros, and a full version update is a mere 29 euros. And it can be run off a usb stick, if required.
Please add Photoline to your list of image editors, since it outperforms every single other image editor, and is mostly on par with Photoshop (some things better, some things not as good).
I intend to be a freelancer (I've picked up some small gigs) and I'm currently taking the VisCom Graphic Design curriculum at Ivy Tech Community College and purchased CS 5.5 Web & Design Premium (student discount) a couple of years ago. I've also been exploring CC alternatives and have been very pleased with iDraw to replace Illustrator for many small, quick projects; it imports/exports to .PSD, .SVG, .PDF, and other photo formats. I've also been impressed with Pixelmator and the prices for these can't be beat! $25.00 and $30.00 (USD) respectively from the Mac App Store. Since both use Apple's native color picker, you can chose RGB, CMYK, or other colorspaces. For an InDesign alt app, I'm looking at Swift Publisher but haven't had a lot of time to get into it. If someone can suggest apps for web design / website creation that would be terrific! I think we Mac users are fortunate to have a wide choice of native apps as alternatives to Adobe CC.
Most of my schoolwork is presently focused on print media. I began doing Art & Design with rulers, compasses and french curves; I went back to school to learn the software. I'm about to be 60, and school projects can sometimes be a beast.
Like many others here, I too am looking for alternatives to Adobe's offerings. Their decision to go subscription-only is not acceptable. I do not like the idea of having to pay forever and, if I stop payment for some reason or another, I am then left with nothing application-wise (i.e. the software won't run any longer) and I also have no access to any files I've created that are still in Adobe's proprietary file formats.
Elsewhere in this comment area, someone mentioned an English company called Serif and asked whether their products called PagePlus, PhotoPlus or DrawPlus would be viable options. I cannot answer that directly since those programs are Windows-only and I am on the Macintosh platform. Serif characterizes their Windows offerings as being used by "hobbyists rather than creative agencies", so I'm guessing that they would not be viable in a pro environment.
However, a new development has occurred from that same company which has the potential of making Serif a real player in the graphic design industry.
Serif has decided to develop a professional-level line of applications, and they are aiming that effort directly at the Macintosh platform. They did not want to have any possibility of confusion between their hobbyist-level offering on the Windows platform and their new pro-level offerings on the Mac platform, so they decided to name their new line under the umbrella name of "Affinity".
They are intending to release 3 pro-level applications. One will be for vector drawing, one for photo raster editing, and one for page layout. They will be OS X native, and are not ports of their Windows products. The product names will be as follows:
Affinity Designer — vector drawing program to compete with Adobe Illustrator. Designer is due to be released as a Version 1 product this coming October 2014.
Affinity Photo — raster editing program to compete with Adobe Photoshop. Photo is due to be released late in 2014.
Affinity Publisher — page layout program to compete with Adobe InDesign. Publisher is expected to be released sometime in 2015.
Affinity Designer is now in Beta, and is currently being made available free to anyone who wants to test it out. You can go to their website at affinity.serif.com to download it.
Here are two other write-ups about the upcoming Serif releases:
(this is the article that first clued me in on the existence of this new application development)
Keep in mind that they are starting from scratch with these programs, so their first offering, Designer, is very much a work in progress….it hasn't even gotten to Version 1 yet. So, if you do decide to participate in their Beta testing, be aware that the program in its current form is lacking a lot of bells and whistles that might be expected from something like Illustrator. Never fear….these things will come in time I'm sure. You have to start somewhere, and so they are at the beginning of this great adventure.
I am hopeful that they will be very successful in their efforts. Of all the Adobe products that I was worried about having to replace, Illustrator was the most bothersome. About the only thing somewhat close to Illustrator would likely be CorelDraw, but it is Windows-only. Hopefully Serif will be able to come through with their new Affinity line of products.
PS: No, I do not work for Serif or have any connection with them other than being someone who hopes that they succeed in helping to break the Adobe hegemony.
A follow-up to my previous post:
I just received an email from Serif/Affinity. They have announced the launch date for their new vector program Affinity Designer!
Affinity Designer (AD) will be available for purchase from the Mac App Store on Thursday, October 2. So, presumably, AD will then be an official "Version 1.0″ product.
As mentioned previously, after AD gets released for sale, Serif/Affinity will then begin the beta testing for the 2nd of their planned 3 products, Affinity Photo (raster editor). That should come around Christmas time in December. The 3rd product, Affinity Publisher (page layout), is apparently slated to go into beta in the 2nd half of 2015.
The email I received about the release of Affinity Designer on October 2 indicated that there would be a 20% discount at launch (from October 2 through October 9). I don't know if that 20% discount on price is for those who were part of beta testing, or if it's available to anyone who purchases it.
If everyone gets the 20% off, then the price will be £27.99 / $39.99.
If not, then the price will be £34.99 / $49.99.
At either price, it's still a bargain!
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What do you do when one child wants cereal and the other wants French toast? You combine them for a crunchy new breakfast treat, of course! —Anndrea Bailey, Huntington Beach, California
6 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
5 eggs
3/4 cup 2% milk
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
1/8 teaspoon salt
4 cups Cap'n Crunch cereal, crushed
12 slices French bread (1 inch thick)
Preheat oven to 450°. In a shallow bowl, whisk the first five
ingredients until blended. Place crushed cereal in another shallow
bowl. Dip both sides of bread in egg mixture, then in cereal,
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While burgers continue to take over the world (with or without Pat Snuffer), pizza continues to exhibit a much more restrained growth. Maybe a handful of pizzerias have opened in the last year, but a few of them are good enough to slide into our Best Pizza list, with NY-style and Neapolitan duking i ... More >>
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Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters has been delivering freshly roasted coffee to wholesale clients and porches since 2008, but have never had a place to call their own. All that changes Friday when owner Shannon Neffendorf opens his own coffee shop in Oak Cliff. And it is about time, because Oak Cliff coffee ... More >>
If all goes according to plan, next Tuesday Jay Jerrier will throw open the doors to his new pizzeria, Zoli's, at 202 W. Davis in Oak Cliff. This pizza spot is different from Jerrier's other two restaurants, Il Cane Rosso in Deep Ellum and at White Rock Lake, in that this newest creation focuses N ... More >>
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Dino Santonicola's official title is "Master Pizzaiolo," a degree of sorts that he started when he got his first job at a pizza restaurant down the street from his house in the Spanish Quarter of Naples, Italy. He's certified as a Verace Pizzaiolo Napoletano, which literally translates to true Napo ... More >>
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As I sit at my desk a sudden craving for pizza has overcome me. This instantly reminded me that it's been sometime since we've updated our list for Best Pizza in Dallas, here on City of Ate. Things have changed a touch since we last updated that list. Even though it's still a little short, there's a ... More >>
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Last night was Industry Night at Il Cane Rosso, and the kids (Jeffers and Zielke) from Smoke and Bolsa were serving up pie. Local and delicious were the themes. The bar stools across the pizza pit directly in front of the mouth of the big red alien-like oven are the best seats in the house on any ... More >>
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- Say It With Roses said...
I will dash over and register to win the prize! hehehe! I NEVER win prizes! It is always fun to try, tho!
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- Lisa said...
I just saw this! How very exciting! Good Luck!!
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Okie dokie! May your day sparkle & shine. TTFN ~ Marydon
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Hi Sandi,
I do so always enjoy your visits.
Guess what i have almost packaged up??
Yes, your prize!! (you've been so patient!!)
Garage sale is done, and hopefully next week things will be back to the 'normal routine. =0)
That means Tuesday i should hit the post office!
Didn't think to check about any special mailing requirements for you in Canad,and Marion in the Netherlands.
First time to ship to those place.
Well, one way or the other you will get it!
blessings and thanks for he tip on the giveaway
Barbara jean
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Hi Sandi,
I hope you had a nice Canada Day and it was so thoughtful of you to remember our Independence Day in the States. Your site is peaceful and filled with light. Visiting was a joy!
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Rap mogul Diddy has reportedly expressed his surprise and shock of friend/rapper Jay Electronica signing a deal with Jay-Z's Roc Nation.
Although Diddy did not directly reference Electronica, the mogul tweeted about feeling betrayed hours after the rapper announced his deal.
Looks like Jay Electronica signing to Roc Nation has effected his relationship with Diddy. Diddy tweeted earlier today, "D*mn it hurts in a whole other way when someone you felt mean really felt was your Friend, Betrays you. It hurts when Breathe." It is public knowledge that Diddy has courted Jay Electronica for Bad Boy Records, but never was able to lure him in. They have some recording history, with the track "The Ghost Of Christopher Wallace." Looks like Jay Z's roster is bolstered while Diddy is left just shaking his head in disbelief. (The Source)
Rumors claim Jay chose Young Hov over Puff due to creative expression reasons.
There is a song with Jay-Z and Jay Electronica called "Shiney Suit Theory." I wonder what that means?! From what I understand, Jay-E said he went with Jay and notDiddy for his creative freedom. (All Hip Hop)
Following the announcement, hip-hop personality Miss Info asked Jay Elect about siding with Hov over Diddy.
Diddy has been mentoring and courting Jay for over a year, in the hopes of signing him as well. Electronica insists he values everything Puff contributed and hopes to have him involved in his career, but said "Jay-Z made me an offer I couldn't refuse. And I have the freedom I need too." (Miss Info TV)
Electronica and Jay broke the news of their business relationship last night at a New York City venue.
Another "Jay" has been added to the Roc Nation roster. It was announced yesterday (Nov. 12) that New Orleans rapper Jay Electronica signed with Jay-Z's personal imprint, joining acts J. Cole and Willow Smith at the recently formed label. And to celebrate, Jay-Z threw a lavish party at New York club The Box that neither Jay E, nor anyone else in attendance, would soon forget. The event — which kicked off at about 10:15 pm and drew head-turning guests like Beyonce and Omarion — was a three-ring circus that included sexy burlesque dancers, an aerial gymnast, a Russian hula-hoop master and a girl whose "talent" was having men shoot arrows at balloons that were strategically positioned over her privates. (Billboard)
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Kobe Bryant is the subject of a sobering New Yorker profile that follows the basketball icon as he enters the waning days of his playing career. Bryant takes aim at the Miami Heat during an interview. Not for anything basketball related, but rather, oddly, for the team's public tribute to slain Miam ... More >>
No attitude. No cover. No bullshit. That's been the motto at Purdy Lounge since the day the bar first opened its doors 13 years ago. Ever since, we've all come across the SoBe hotspot at one time or another, having started, ended, or ended up staying all night at 1811 Purdy Avenue. While Purdy's ... More >>
Hey there, LeBron, why are you riding your bicycle around Opa-Locka? What's that, you're lost and disoriented? Well, fold this handy primer into your pocket and South Florida will seem just like home, you'll see! "Cleveland rocks": "I'm in Miami Bitch" Polish: Cuban Pasty whiteness: Orange ... More >>
Christopher "Dudus" CokeThe standoff over Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke, who has turned a Kingston slum into his own personal bunker to avoid extradition to the U.S, has forced his country into a state of emergency. To local law-enforcement officials, the situation is all too ... More >>
People were drawn to him and his inspiring devotion to the downtrodden. They wanted to help, to give him money. And they did -- right up to the day he vanished.
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Which event are we talking about here? Individual Dallas school board members -- job-defenders who are sworn enemies of the ongoing school reform program -- violate normal process to release an internal school district report highly critical of Dallas Superintendent Mike Miles. Before folks have tim ... More >>
Long-time readers of this blog will remember the irrepressible mischief of my wife, Richard (not her real name). Well, one of the greatest regrets of our marriage is that I took her to Pecan Lodge one time on an off-day. It was good, but not great. She was unimpressed. I had been one time before tha ... More >>
David Horowitz has made taunting college students a spectator sport. Sometimes he's actually right.
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Make us believe you mean it, Mitt. Bring back the draft. For the better part of a week, I have been reading all these thinly veiled suggestions by Mitt Romney that President Obama isn't enough of an ass-kicker in the Middle East. His aides have been telling reporters that a President Romney right n ... More >>
It's been all of 24 hours since Christopher Stephens, the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, was killed along with three others in an attack by an mob angered by a film ridiculing the prophet Mohammed. Stephens was, by all accounts, a dedicated public servant, and he had borne witness to the fall of Muammar ... More >>
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Daniel RodrigueMonotonix's Ami ShalevFor astute music fans in the North Texas region, the name Monotonix has become quite familiar. In the last couple of years, the Israeli garage-punk trio has made a few stops here, including a 2009 NX35 slot that got the ball rolling pretty hard on their Metrop ... More >>
Rabbi David SternRan into my rabbi last Sunday -- David Stern, head man at Temple Emanu-El of Dallas, very hip and very influential so I hear -- and asked him: "You mind sending me your Kol Nidre sermon? I'd like to post to Unfair Park." He grinned and said sure -- grinned, I'm sure, because it w ... More >>
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And then there were three. Eleven days after analysts predicted Brinker International would indeed unload Romano's Macaroni Grill despite the lousy credit market, it's happened -- for about $88 million, which doesn't seem like a lot of pasta for a chain with some 220 eateries worldwide (as in, Egypt ... More >>
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- Judge strikes down Indiana's ban on same-sex marriage
- Utah will appeal gay marriage ruling to Supreme Court
- Indiana attorney general will ask for a stay
- Indiana group to celebrate gay-marriage ruling
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If you haven't visited or participated in a previous UNSENSORED exhibition, then you're in for a treat. UNSENSORED is the Melbourne Silver Mine's annual exhibition of analogue photography. Just analogue, all the time.
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As a group that supports and promotes the use of traditional film techniques, it is always good to see exhibitions that include works from film-shooters.
One of these shows opens this Friday (October 4) in Collingwood, a show called "Momentary Collective". It is made up of a group of photographers from Flickr, many of which are MSM members, but all of whom are passionate about photography. This exhibition provides an opportunity to share this passion with family, friends and the public.
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John H. James (July 14, 1830 – July 14, 1917)[1] was an American banker, politician, and businessman who served as the 21st Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1871.
James was born in Henry County, Georgia, where he farmed until moving to Atlanta in 1850 to clerk for $10 a month and after three years was making $700 a year.[2] After that he went into sales, running auctions of books, jewelry and other valuables throughout the Southern states.
During the American Civil War he and his wife travelled to Canada and Nassau, Bahamas, and afterwards they returned to Atlanta where he founded the James Bank. In 1869, he purchased a large city lot that stretched from Peachtree to Spring Street along Cain (today's International Blvd) and built a large mansion. Within a year it was purchased by the state of Georgia to become the Governor's mansion for which purpose it survived until 1923.[3] He made over $30,000 on the deal and immediately built his next home on the south end of that same block (where the old Macy's building stands today).
He won nearly 100% of the December 1871 mayoral election as a Democrat which put an end to the brief surge of Radical Republican power in the city. He sold his home at Ellis and Peachtree in 1883 to the Capital City Club who used it until their new building on Harris was completed in 1913.
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- ^ Atlanta Journal, June 16, 1883
- ^ Garrett, vol II, p. 213
- Garrett, Franklin, Atlanta and Its Environs, 1954.
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- Birthplace: Kingsville, TX
- Residence: Edmond, OK
- Age: 51
- Turned Pro: 1983
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(1) 1996,Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic.
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(4) 1979 Nevada Open. 1990 Oklahoma Open. 1984 Colorado Open. 1995 Oklahoma Open.
2012 Champions Tour Money and Position
$20,370 (91)
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68 at Round 3, Insperity Championship presented by United Healthcare.
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1-- Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic.
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2010: Made his Champions Tour debut, at the AT&T Championship, finishing T13 at Oak Hills...Also played in the National Qualifying Tournament and finished T23 at TPC Eagle Trace.
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ARCADIA, Fla. - A Vietnam veteran's remains are finally brought home to Arcadia. For nearly four decades, he was listed as M.I.A. and tonight, his family is grateful to finally have their hero back where he belongs.
Sgt. James Alley was a combat photographer aboard "Jolly Green 67," a helicopter on the longest search-and-rescue mission in air force history. You may have even seen the movie about the mission, "BAT-21." The U.S. Air Force never recovered his remains after his helicopter was shot down in Vietnam. That is, until 2 months ago.
The rumble of 100 motorcycles welcomed Sgt. James Alley back home. "It gives you that warm feeling in your heart that you are bringing home one of your brothers," Patriot Guard Rider Rick Berner said.
"In the perils, and what the country went through at the end of the war, at least we can put to rest a true patriot in peace and harmony and love," Rider Lani Daniels said.
Back in 1972, Sgt. Alley was on a mission to rescue a stranded crew member in enemy territory when his helicopter was shot down. His younger brother Tim was born a year after and grew up hearing stories about his courageous big brother. Sgt. Alley's remains were finally found in March. "I couldn't wait. It was like waiting for Christmas. You know, finally getting to meet my brother and bring him home," Tim Alley said.
Today, the Patriot Guard Riders gave Alley the warm welcome home he never received, riding up I-75, with the Charlotte County Sheriff's helicopter hovering overhead, and deputies saluting from below. "It's what we can do to show respect for the family. They gave the ultimate sacrifice for the country," Lt. Brian Harrison said.
Once in Arcadia, riders stepped off their bikes to salute and pay respect to an American hero. "It's an honor to bring this man home from almost four decades and you know, the family needs healing, and the community," rider Erl Julien said.
"Welcome home bro, welcome home," Vietnam veteran Dave Henderson said.
Sgt. Alley's funeral is tomorrow at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Arcadia, with full military honors and a flyover.


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A talk given to the Leaders and Chief Executives of the Key Cities, Brighton, 24th October 2014.
We hear a lot about smart cities as the solution to the needs of urban places. But although technology allows us to live remotely and speak to each other from deep forests and mountaintops, humanity as a species has become more and more urban. The more that we could be apart, the more we have actually come together.
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