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icann issued a statement on the spamhaus case:
9 october 2006 — icann has been advised that a proposed order referencing icann has been submitted to the court in the matter entitled e360insight, llc et al. v. the spamhaus project, case no. 06 cv 3958. this lawsuit is currently pending in the united states district court, northern district of illinois.
please note that icann is not a party to this action and no order has been issued in this matter requiring any action by icann. additionally, icann cannot comply with any order requiring it to suspend spamhaus.org or any specific domain name because icann does not have either the ability or the authority to do so.
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You will have to put in some personal details such as your age and number of years driving experience, details of previous insurance claims, etc., but by and large the process is painless and before you know it, you will have a new car insurance policy in your hands. There is no short cut and there is no such thing as buying the first car insurance policy that you are offered by an insurance salesman.
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(Washington, DC) Today's Supreme Court review of an Illinois law that gives patients' the right to independent, external review by qualified physicians is just the latest effort by managed care companies to strike down any laws holding them accountable for the medical decision they make, according to the American College of Physicians - American Society of Internal Medicine (ACP-ASIM).
"The issue in this case is not about creating new rights to sue, it's about whether consumers have any recourse -at all -when managed care companies act like doctors and make medical decisions," stated William J. Hall, MD, president of the ACP-ASIM. "A favorable finding in this case could invalidate all states' consumer protection laws, leaving managed care plans with free reign to deny and delay care to increase their profitability."
During the first session of the 107th Congress, both the House of Representatives and the Senate passed patient protection legislation, but differences between the bills were never reconciled by a conference committee. While access to external medical review was a key component of both bills, differences contained in the liability provisions were substantial.
"External medical review is the best way to avoid costly lawsuits, by giving both the insurer and the patient the right to an independent medical review when they disagree" said Dr. Hall. "Resolving issues quickly while treatment can still prevent permanent injury will benefit both parties."
Immediate passage of a national patients' bill of rights is the only way to assure that this essential patient protection is not eliminated, according to a letter ACP-ASIM sent to President George W. Bush and Congress. According to the organization, patients will remain at risk as long as Congress fails to act and state laws continue to fall under legal assault by the insurance industry. The issue at stake in the Illinois case is whether or not federal law prohibits the states from enacting measures to hold HMOs accountable, so it is up to Congress to resolve this issue by passing a federal patient bill of rights that establishes accountability as the law of the land.
The competing versions of the patient bill of rights that passed the House and Senate last year each included similar provisions on the right of patients to appeal HMO denials to independent medical reviewers. The College suggested that the remaining disagreements over health plan liability, which has blocked final action on the bills, could be resolved if all sides were willing to compromise.
"At a minimum, federal law should "do no harm" by striking down state laws to hold managed care plans accountable", said Dr. Hall. "We urge Congress to act to stop the managed care industry from trying to take us back to the days when HMOs could deny services without having to answer to anyone."
ACP-ASIM is the nation's largest medical specialty organization and the second largest physician group. Membership encompasses more than 115,000 internal medicine physicians and medical students. Internists are the major providers of medical care to adults in America.
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There is a new designer drug that has made its way from Russia that doctors are saying made its way to Arizona. One main drawback of the drug is its literally eating people from the inside out!
In Russia the drug got its popularity as being three times cheaper then heroin users had similar effects to heroin. They took codeine mixed with alcohol, gasoline, or oil and mixed it together into a cheap designer imitation of heroin and just as addictive. They inject it strait into the blood stream just the same.
When the one vicious side effect came into the emergency room in Russia, they named it Krokodil (Crocodile in English) for the scaly scabs that covered the persons body like the scales of a Crocodile. Soon doctors began seeing more and more cases in Russia. But the drug also had more and more damage to human tissue as it literally ate the human body like a flesh eating bacteria. Here is a photo obtained by CBS affiliate channel 5 in Arizona.
This drug can be found in some spots of Mexico where the drug trade has become a war zone for boarder states of the United States. They can be found on Youtube videos that will not be shown on this site due to the extremely graphic nature of their content.
While many would say that this is not our country's problem, it just became our problem. According to KPHO.com, an Arizona local news station, the first two victims of this drug have arrived in an emergency room here, State side.
Although two cases is not that big, one needs to only point out Time Magazine's look at the cases in Russia.
It seems to have first appeared in Siberia and the Russian Far East around 2002, but only in the past three years has it spread throughout the country. Since 2009, the amount of krokodil seized in Russia has increased 23-fold, according to the head of the Federal Drug Control Service, Viktor Ivanov. In the first three months of this year alone, the service says, it confiscated 65 million doses. "As recently as five years ago, there were only one-off instances of catching this drug," Ivanov told a meeting on April 18 attended by President Dmitri Medvedev and other top officials. Medvedev then turned to his tablet computer and searched the Internet for krokodil. The search engine gave him a list of recipes and instructions on how to cook it. "What does this mean?" he demanded. "Most people are not just looking for what desomorphine is, but how they can use it." Two of the governors at the meeting then informed him that krokodil accounts for about half of all addictions and drug-related deaths in their regions. In some provinces, Ivanov chimed in, it "has practically pushed out traditional opiates."
Predictably, it has spread the fastest in the poorest and most remote parts of the country, like Vorkuta, Pavlova's hometown, a former Gulag prison camp about 100 miles (161 km) north of the Arctic Circle. The winters there last eight months of the year, and as Pavlova recalls, the young people are in a constant state of boredom. Most of them drink and few of them work, the same as in hundreds of towns and villages across Russia's frozen north. Besides her, Pavlova says there were about a dozen krokodil addicts she hung around with, including her brother. "Practically all of them are dead now," she says. "For some it led to pneumonia, some got blood poisoning, some had an artery burst in their heart, some got meningitis, others simply rot."Read more: http://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2078355,00.html#ixzz2g1swaAjc
Think about that for a second. From the time the first case walked through the door, to the time they confiscated 65 million doses was less then 7 years.
The big draw of the drug is it seems to the unknowing drug user that it is a cheap alternative to heroin. They inject the poison into their bodies along with the codeine unknowing that they injected anything harmful feeling the same high they get off the heroine. Unknown to them, the fuel source (red phosphorus from match tips, hydrochloric acid, gasoline, diesel, or grain alcohol) starts to eat their body from the inside out rotting tissue, flesh, and muscle. Their life expectancy from their first use is only three years.


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I ordered these boots in the grey. Nice little boots. Comfortable on the feet. I have purchased several of Cougar's boots. The zippers are hard to get up on all of the boots. You have to be careful when pulling the zipper up.
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I ordered a pair of Cougar boots as I love the quality of this brand. Upon receiving them, I tried them on and lo and behold the zipper would not close when the boot was on. Since I needed a zipper closing that was easy and the pair had to be returned due to this fault.
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VERY EASY wear, great price for a fun bootie...the winter choice bootie..easy and great value. looks great.
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I ordered my Cougar Icon booties in Grey Shimmer Size 9. Although I bought them to have sensible and functional winter footwear, they look quite stylish when on. The Grey Shimmer colour changes in different lighting (e.g. silvery, blueish) - looks great with jeans. I found the sizing to be good; I'm usually 8 or 8 1/2 but ordered size 9. Glad I did because size is just right with enough room to wear thicker socks without being too tight. I really like the easy in and out front zipper. I am very happy I decided to take a chance on ordering these booties; I am truly surprised how much I like them! (Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is just because I am one of those people who needs to have the option of 1/2 sizes in footwear.)
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Just received my booties so haven't tried them outside yet. But they look really good,and they feel like they will be comfortable on. I like the idea that they have a zipper so I can jump into them quickly to run out the door. They feel lightweight on. I think they will do nicely for what I want them to do .
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I loved the look of the Bootie but found it very snug, too snug so I wanted a bigger size but it was not available,if you order it, you should go up a size
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I really like the idea and style of a cute quilted bootie and hoped to like these but had to send them back.The zipper concept is already a bit much, but when a zipper glides, it's certainly easy enough. This boot, however, has sticky, stubborn zippers and they get caught on the copious tongues.I found the boot collar way too rigid for me, altho' maybe others don't mind that high-top running shoe stiffness.All in all, I wasn't happy with the materials.Comfort wasn't there.


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If you've been on the internet for more than a few minutes, then you've probably got a pretty good idea of the movies that everyone hates. They're movies that are legendary in their awfulness, ruined people's childhoods, whatever. And then those movies get sequels and people go bananas wondering who's greenlighting these things. The answer, of course, is the same people complaining loudest about them. They're doing it with their wallets.
It's Amazing! It's Terrible! The Story of 20122012 Year in Review By Christopher Campbell on December 30, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
If there's one word I think of that's best tied to the story of film in 2012, it's "disappointing." That's not to say that 2012 was a disappointing year for movies. I don't know if it was the best in a while, as some of my fellow critics claim, but then I still haven't seen a lot of the "best" titles of the year. What I do know is that there were enough movies that really, really, really disappointed a lot of people, and so I feel like I heard — or read — the word "disappointing" more than any other. Whether it was a long-awaited prequel to a classic helmed by the original's director or the expected return to form for a filmmaker or a final installment of a much-worshipped superhero trilogy or a reboot of a beloved comic-based franchise or a new animated feature from a usually dependable studio, there were plenty of major releases that turned out to be less than satisfying. At least for some.
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Dear Cheryl: When we met in 1991, I was a little girl — 13 turning 14 — and he was 16 and on his way to the Marines. I truly loved him. He was my everything. By 2001, we had two kids and we were living together. I was put out by my mother because she said she'd rather die than have a bunch of babies in her house.
There was nothing to do but "put a ring on it." I thought getting married was the right thing to do. Our third child was born in 2002.
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I feel nothing but anger, not only towards him but also myself. On my wedding day, I loved him, but I knew he was not my everything. I feel nothing but regret for marrying so young.
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Committee Name: Data Preservation and Archiving Committee
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Committee Function: Project/Liaison-Perpetual
- The purpose of this committee is to provide an open forum for gathering and disseminating information about data preservation and archiving practices and procedures as a service to private, government, and academic entities owning and/or operating digital and analog spatial data facilities.
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- Responsible for: setting committee meeting agenda; meeting announcements and records; chairing meetings; maintaining committee roster; submitting to ASPRS President notification of committee member appointments; submitting to ASPRS Board of Directors written semi-annual committee reports; attending Board of Directors meeting when committee is recommending policy change or Board action; submitting to ASPRS President on an annual basis the committee's proposed goals and objectives for that year.
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This compilation comes out at the end of April on the Throne of Blood label, a collection of 'outer reaches of electronic ambiance, Kosmische vibrations, and crystalline acoustics'. If dark instrumental synth workouts and sci-fi ambiance with spooky vocals is your thing then check this out.
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Business analysts speculate that the volume of private college student loans, which had dropped in 2008–09 and 2009–10, is poised to make a comeback as federal funding for education declines, particularly between personal, for-profit institutions.
Modern governmental analysis has proven that about a single-fourth of all federal fiscal assist is directed towards college students who show up at personal, for-profit schools, even although these college students signify just 12 percent of the countrywide higher education population.
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The current significant drop in the quantity of personal student loans currently being issued can be partly attributed to greater publicity of the drawbacks of these loans in comparison to federal college student loans.
Client advocates, college student groups, and the U.S. Department of Training have campaigned seriously about the previous 3 a long time for the advantages of lower-charge federal school loans more than private student loans, which the groups sustain are more pricey and higher danger for susceptible student borrowers, numerous of whom are fiscally inexperienced and who could not be conscious of precisely what type of long-expression financial debt burden they're signing up for.
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New proposed federal fiscal support rules look for to rein in what critics of for-profit schools see as runaway student financial debt ranges by instituting a student mortgage default threshold that would render a for-revenue institution ineligible to provide federal economic aid to its students if its students have a sustained substantial college student loan default charge.
A proposed federal "gainful employment" rule would also yank federal fiscal aid funds from for-profit colleges whose students graduate with abnormal debt-to-cash flow amounts and are unable, in general, to uncover work — "gainful employment" — that will permit them to make adequate to spend off their student loans.
But in the absence of federal financial aid, private student loans continue to be the financing of choice among students — especially in the current economy, with residence equity, credit card lines, investments, and college financial savings largely decimated — and some private loan providers are readying to fill in the gaps left by the suspension of federal fiscal help at ineligible institutions.
According to analysts, huge personal college student loan lenders like Wells Fargo and Sallie Mae will reap the benefits of the proposed federal financial help sanctions, which are set to go into result in 2012.
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"Boosts in higher education costs are the major drivers of raises in college student borrowing, specifically when require-based mostly grants really don't maintain pace with higher school fees," Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of FinAid.org, advised Reuters.
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William Tyler is a native of Nashville, Tennessee, a town where guitarists are as common as television sets or pigeons. At an early age, he began playing and recording with artists that resided at the fringes of the country and folk vernacular, such as the Silver Jews, Lambchop, and Cortney Tidwell. read more…
William Tyler is a native of Nashville, Tennessee, a town where guitarists are as common as television sets or pigeons. At an early age, he began playing and recording with artists that resided at the fringes of the country and folk vernacular, such as the Silver Jews, Lambchop, and Cortney Tidwell. He also found himself doing session work with artists as diverse as country legend Charlie Louvin and soul singer Candi Staton. All the while, Tyler was at home working on fragmentary guitar pieces and tape collages under the moniker the Paper Hats, calling on the spirit of Sandy Bull and the early Siltbreeze catalog.
In 2008, his longtime friend and sometime collaborator Volker Zander released a Paper Hats LP "Deseret Canyon" on his Apparent Extent imprint, and the two toured in Europe. Now Tyler has released his first album under his own name, "Behold the Spirit" (Tompkins Square), a collection of acoustic and electric guitar works intertwined with open form audio landscapes and delicately arranged instrumentation. Equal parts Appalachian drone and ambient noise, "Behold the Spirit" is a series of homages to ancient melodies, dead languages, and ghosts. Live, Tyler has collaborated or shared bills with Michael Chapman, Yo La Tengo, Lambchop, Eric Carbonara, David Daniell, Rhys Chatham, Wooden Wand, Paul Metzger, Mountains, Steve Gunn, among others.
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- "Come and See" (Sebastian Speaks) 2004
- "Deseret Canyon" (Apparent Extent) 2008
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- "Between Radnor and Sunrise" on "Imaginational Anthem Volume 4" (Tompkins Square) 2010
- "Behold the Spirit" (Tompkins Square) 2010
- "Tears and Saints" on the "Benefit for the Revovery in Japan" compilation (Antiopic)
- Aquarium Drunkard lists William Tyler's Lost Colony as one of the albums of the year Dec 14, 2014
- William Tyler featured on Rolling Stone's Young Guns Jun 9, 2014
- Pitchfork reviews William Tyler's Lost Colony May 1, 2014
- Pop Matters reviews William Tyler's Lost Colony EP Apr 29, 2014
- Nashville Scene features William Tyler Apr 24, 2014
- CMJ reviews William Tyler's show at Music Hall of Williamsburg Apr 16, 2014
- Brooklyn Vegan announces William Tyler to play Merge 25 festival Apr 10, 2014
- Nashville Scene debuts William Tyler's "Whole New Dude" Mar 19, 2014
- Nashville Scene reviews William Tyler's show at The Stone Fox Jan 9, 2014
- William Tylers The Impossible Truth is featured in Pitchfork's Albums of the Year: Honorable Mention. Dec 17, 2013
- William Tylers' The Impossible Truth is featured in Aquarium Drunkard's 2013 Year In Review Dec 17, 2013
- William Tyler's "Country of Illusion" featured on NPR's Bob Boilen's Top 20 Albums of 2013 Dec 16, 2013
- William Tyler featured on Spin's Best Albums of 2013 Dec 2, 2013
- Brooklyn Vegan announce William Tyler playing "Taste of Seaport" Oct 24, 2013
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- NPR interviews William Tyler Aug 17, 2013
- Pitchfork features William Tyler's video for "A Portrait of Sarah" Jul 30, 2013
- William Tyler's Impossible Truth featured in Pitchfork's Overlooked Records 2013 Jul 3, 2013
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Big-time kudos to Sugar Maple (441 E. Lincoln Ave.) and the folks behind Crayne-a-Palooza. The fundraiser for Brad Crayne, who's battling cancer, took place last Saturday afternoon and drew a huge crowd of beer aficionados. The raffle and silent auction both had a slew of rarities (more Founders KBS bottles than I think I've seen in one place) and the tap selection was outstanding. I was lucky enough to get there early to try the Central Waters 15th Anniversary stout, a barrel-aged beauty that ran out in just a half an hour. The turnout was amazing and shows how cool the craft beer community can be.
Mark the Calendar
Marc Buttera, founder of O'so Brewery, makes the trip from Plover to Ray's Wine & Spirits (8930 W. North Ave.) to talk about his path from home brewer to building an excellent craft beer brewery. The cost is just $20, which is a small price to pay to meet Marc and try tasty samples of O'so. Buy tickets now because events at Ray's always sell out.
Barley Pop of the Week
I've been curious about Mikkeller 19 for a while, so I was thrilled when I saw it at Ray's Wine & Spirits. The IPA is made with 19 different varieties of hops, and while it would be nice to taste a steady march of hops flavors from Citra to Simcoe that's not quite the way it works. The amber brew has a biting bitterness that's more intricate than most IPAs. Hop heads should give Mikkeller 19 a try, but at $5.99 a bottle the rarity isn't one you buy a lot of.
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I heard great things from those who made it to Amherst for the Central Waters 15th Anniversary shindig. I also heard that the line to get bottles of the 15th Anniversary brew was pretty damn long.
Events Brewing
Thursday, Feb. 7: Head to the Milwaukee County Zoo for Wines and Beers of the World from 7-10 p.m. The cost is $40 or $50 for VIP which gets you in the door at 6 p.m. so you can get a head start on eating and drinking.
Friday, Feb. 8: Just in time for Mardi Gras...try Abita samples at Discount Liquor Milwaukee (5031 S. Oklahoma Ave.) from 4-7 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 9: Oconomowoc Wine and Brew Fest comes to the Olympia Spa and Resort (1350 Royale Mile Rd.) from 6 to 9 p.m. Lagunitas, Ale Asylum, Flying Dog and Oconomowoc's own Sweet Mullets are a few breweries that will be there. Tickets $42.50 and proceeds go to the eradication of polio. Get tickets soon (link: oconomowocrotary.org), they expect a sellout.
Saturday, Feb. 9: Try samples from Abita at Discount Liquor Waukesha (919 N. Barstow Ave.) from noon to 3 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 9: A free tasting of "Beers for your Valentine" at Three Cellars (7133 S. 76th St.) from 1-4 p.m. What exactly does that entail? MKE Brewing Love Rock? Three Floyds Blackheart? Go to Three Cellars and find out.


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California Riding Magazine • March, 2014
Big Hearted Horsewomen
Fieldstone Riding Club's IEA team rides for ribbons and much bigger rewards.
Team member Zoey Pacyna gets a warm welcome home after finishing sixth in last year's IEA Nationals.
Last year Fieldstone Riding Club in Moorpark decided to form and join a new kind of association. We joined the Interscholastic Equestrian Association, a league of middle and high school teams from throughout the United States, divided by zones and then into regions.
Teams compete against riders of comparable abilities in a unique format. Mounts are drawn from a hat, each rider gets only two jumps to familiarize themselves with the horse in a competition format that's similar to that used in collegiate equestrian competition. This truly tests the rider's abilities, as compared to most horse shows where riders compete on horses they have practiced with for months or years. Individual awards, as well as team honors are given. The IEA is a springboard for student athletes with NCAA Equestrian Team aspirations.
Fieldstone's IEA team, led by head trainer Michelle Pacyna, Liz McKenzie and Teal Pacyna, and junior trainer Jessica Gooding have taken the idea of a team to a whole new level. As a team last year, they decided they wanted to do more than just compete together. They broadened their horizons beyond the barn by choosing a team project to serve their community.
The team has served Thanksgiving meals to the homeless, adopted a family for Christmas and wrapped presents for charitable organizations. When fellow IEA member Claire Davis died after the tragic school shooting in Centennial, CO, the team was moved to dedicate their entire season to the memory of Claire by wearing purple ribbons on their lapels. At our recent home IEA show, there was a moment of silence in honor of Claire. To date we have collected $500 that will go to the Claire Davis Family Foundation.
The IEA season is coming to an end. Hopefully, we will be moving on to Nationals back East. If not, these kids have had a blast traveling, sightseeing and just being kids. The best group of young people you could ask to be around. They all support one another, which is very refreshing!
Well done Michelle Pacyna, well done!
Author Lisa Lutz is a barn mom at Fieldstone and "all these kids' Number 1 fan."


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10 Technologies Hospital Leaders Should be Watching
The ECRI Institute has released its third annual 10 C-Suite Watch List. The list was compiled by polling various technical colleagues at ECRI, along with other associates of the company who track hospital and health care operations to figure out which issues were of the most importance to them.
While some entries to the top ten list are repeats from last year, many of the entries are new, as various technologies in certain fields have made great strides over the last year.
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1.Electronic Health Records
A big goal for many hospitals is to make sure they are able to certify their electronic health records for Stage 1 Meaningful Use. A concern that has arisen is whether the rush to achieve Stage 1 has affected patient safety. While few errors involving health information technology have been reported, there have been instances of patient harm associated with those errors, which included four fatalities. Errors involved data entry into the wrong file, inadequate data transfer between HIT systems, and failure for the systems to function as designed, which has called for hospitals to tighten up these errors in order to keep patients out of harm.
Mobile applications are widespread across most industries, and healthcare is no exception. Mobile health technologies are mutually beneficial to both physicians and patients, allowing both groups to set reminders, monitor a patient's progress, and stay in communication with the provider.
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Donna Swift (4/5/2013 at 12:52 PM)
Great article. Hospitals are currently challenged with making the needed changes for ACA. These top 10 technologies will help improve patient safety, communication, and quality.
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I never really let go of a goal. That's not always a good thing, since all of my unfulfilled goals gnaw on me from within. But it sure feels delicious when one of them wanders in from the wilderness.
Three and a half years ago, when I lost my voice to spasmodic dysphonia, I set my goal on not just beating this incurable condition but ending up with a voice that was better than it had been before I got the problem. My original voice was a bit nasal, and I had a habit of mumbling. If you're going to have a goal of defeating an incurable condition, you might as well add some extras. I wanted my next voice to be better than it had ever been.
As I have written before, I had surgery in July with Dr. Berke at UCLA, who pioneered a procedure to fix this sort of voice problem. It was supposed to take 3-4 months from the day of the operation before a good voice returned. Sure enough, right on cue, this is the 3.5 month mark, and my voice is about 90% functional for most purposes. (I can't shout yet, and by the end of the day it is a bit hoarse.) Still, it's frickin' amazing.
Over the next year, my voice is expected to improve further. But that's not good enough. I'm going to put some serious work into making my new voice better than it ever was. It might take me twenty years, but I'll get there.
The stock improves your diversification compared to the stocks you already own.
Criticism 3: If you buy stocks every month, as you earn money to invest, the transaction fees can get expensive.
Answer: That's true, so don't buy stocks every month. Do it once or twice a year. Each stock you buy or sell will cost about $9 once. Or if you have lots of patience and discipline, invest only when the market drops from its high by ten or twenty percent.
Criticism 4: The S&P 500 changes composition over time, weeding out the weaker companies in a crude way. Your basket of 20 stocks wouldn't get that benefit.
Answer: After you own twenty stocks, sell off the lowest rated stock and replace it each time you add money to your investment, once or twice a year. This prunes the laggard stocks in a crude way similar to how an ETF would rebalance its position.
The most important element of this revised investment plan involves ignoring the advice of pundits and columnists, and especially ignoring your own gut feelings about stocks.
I hope it is obvious that you shouldn't get your financial advice from cartoonists. And feel free to tell me why this modified approach is defective. That's always the point of anything you see on this blog.
You might wonder how real ammo gets into a Civil War reenactment. The funny part is that there are so many ways it could happen. Allow me to list the first several theories that pop into my head.
My favorite theory is that some goober spent the entire weekend hunting for turkeys with his Civil War reenactment blanks and didn't realize it. Later, when he discovered what he had done, he didn't want to face the embarrassment of telling his fellow bearded dorks that he used up all of his blanks. So he figured he'd do the reenactment with live rounds and just shoot over the heads of the other actors. No one would be the wiser. It was a good plan until he stepped in a woodchuck hole and accidentally shot some guy in the shoulder.
The wound wasn't fatal, but the Civil War reenactment medics sawed off the victim's legs anyway, just to err on the cautious side.
The power of the nine items is that they are in the order in which you should do them. That doesn't sound like a big deal, but if you are new to investing, you wouldn't know where to start, and you'd have a hard time finding that answer anywhere else. You would probably end up letting some professional manager handle your money while converting much of your gains into his fees. The nine point list solves that problem.
The other power of the list is that it excludes all of the investment concepts that you shouldn't be messing with. Notice that there are no derivatives, or options, or anything exotic.
Obviously every investor is in a different situation, and I wouldn't expect many people to follow the nine points exactly. But I think it helps to know what the standard model looks like before you decide where to make your own exceptions.
All bets are off for the moment, obviously. The big question this week is which one of your neighbors you should eat first when things get bad. And of course I expect some sort of zombie problem. But in normal times, the nine point list is useful.
Arguably, all of our economic problems stem from too many people not following the nine point investment list.
Astute observers will point out that anyone who had a lot of money in stocks, as the model suggests, would have gotten hammered this year. That's true, but one of the obvious exceptions to the model is that if you think you need to withdraw your money in the next five years, you should reduce your stock holdings to avoid the risk of just such a downturn.