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[speakoutforum] UNHEALTHY HOODWINK ADDS INSULT TO INJURY!
Released on 2012-10-19 08:00 GMT
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Demokleptocrats unveiled a stupid healthcare overhaul on Thursday that
would socialize the insurance market, create a government-run insurance
plan, and levy new taxes. Weeks of closed-door negotiations to merge three
House healthcare plans produced a 2,000-page bill that would cost a net
$894 billion over 10 years, just below President Barack Obama's target of
$900 billion, and pseudoreduce the deficit by an imaginary $104 billion
over the same period. Basil Venitis points out this unhealthy hoodwink is
adding insult to injury!
Venitist Michael Cannon points out that nearly every claim that
Demokleptocrats make about their bill is a deception. Broader Medicaid
eligibility does not reduce costs; it shifts costs to the poor through
paltry access and low-quality care. The bill would not cost $900 billion;
it would cost more than $2 trillion. The bill would not reduce the
deficit; it would expand the deficit by creating new government health
programs, which always cost more than projected. The cuts to Medicare and
Medicaid will never happen because Congress will negate them later, just
as Congress is currently trying to negate the 'standard growth rate' cuts
to Medicare physician payments. Finally, the bill would force taxpayers to
fund abortions and would insure undocumented aliens.
Venitist Michael Tanner points out the health care bill includes yet
another version of the socialistic option. This one would let providers
"negotiate" reimbursement rates with the government-run program. That's
the health care equivalent of negotiating with Tony Soprano. But
regardless of how much lipstick they put on this pig, it still is a
government takeover of the health care system that would all but eliminate
private insurance and force millions of Americans into a government-run
system. Apparently the House leadership has decided that if at first you
can't get the votes by being honest about your true intentions, lie, lie,
Venitis asserts that Obama is a bait & switch artist! The bait of
Obamacare is health insurance, the switch is socialized medicine. Obama
has discovered all sorts of things there that have nothing whatever to do
with insuring the uninsured, and everything to do with taking medical
decisions out of the hands of doctors and their patients, and transferring
them to Amerikleptocrats.
In his war against terrorism, President George Bush declared a simple,
binary formula to judge the world: Either you are with us, or you are with
the terrorists. Now, Obama has borrowed the same formula to draw the
battle lines over healthcare reform, dividing the country into those who
are for Obamacare and those who are for venitism. If the Obama
administration gets its way, our current system will be fundamentally
changed in ways that will drive healthcare costs through the roof and
strangle the economy.
Healthcare is a good, not a right. People have rights to life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness. A good is something you work for and earn.
It might be a need, like food, but more goods seem to be becoming rights
in our culture, and this has troubling consequences. It might seem
harmless enough to decide that people have a right to things like
education, employment, housing, or fedzillacare. But if we look a little
further into the consequences, we can see that the workings of the
community and economy are thrown wildly off balance when people accept
those ideas.
As the government continues to convince us that healthcare is a right
instead of a good, it also very generously agrees to step in as middle
man. Politicians can be very good at making it sound as if healthcare will
be free for everybody. Nothing could be further from the truth. The
administration doesn't want you to think too much about how hospitals will
be funded, or how you will somehow get something for nothing in the
healthcare arena. We are asked to just trust the politicians. Somehow it
will all work out.
Venitis muses that Obamacare now claims the highway to Yahweh! Obama
claims his version of health care reform is a core ethical and moral
obligation, hoodwinking bishops and televangelists to promote his
kleptocrat-run scheme. This way more Americans will meet Yahweh sooner
than expected! Questioning the patriotism of opponents backfired. The
major impetus behind the kleptocratic health care plans is not economic,
it is moral. The claim that health care is a moral right has motivated
enormous government coercions against the medical industry for nearly
fifty years. But this moral claim has blinded people to the fact that huge
price increases have necessarily followed the growth of the coercions.
Basil Venitis muses that calling John Johnny cannot change fedzillacare!
Kleptocrat-run fedzillacare is kleptocrat-run fedzillacare no matter what
you call it. The health care co-op approach now embraced by the Obama
administration will still give Fedzilla control over one-sixth of the U.S.
economy, with a kleptocrat-appointed board, taxpayer funding, and with
kleptocrats setting premiums, benefits, and operating rules.
Venitis muses that if you think health care is expensive now, wait until
you see what it costs when fedzillacare is free! Other people must pay for
things like fedzillacare. Those people have bills to pay and families to
support, just as you do. If there is a right to healthcare, you must force
the providers of those goods, or others, to serve you. Obviously, if
healthcare providers were suddenly considered outright slaves to
fedzillacare consumers, our medical schools would quickly empty.
Basil Venitis points out Obama is a spin doctor, not a medical doctor!
Universal Healthcare never quite works out the way the people are led to
believe before implementing it. Citizens in countries with nationalized
healthcare never would have accepted this system had they known upfront
about the rationing of care and the long lines. As bureaucrats take over
medicine, costs go up and quality goes down because doctors spend more and
more of their time on paperwork and less time helping patients.
As costs skyrocket, as they always do when inefficient bureaucrats take
the reins, government will need to confiscate more and more money from an
already foundering economy to somehow pay the bills. As we have seen many
times, the more money and power that government has, the more power it
will abuse. The frightening aspect of all this is that cutting costs,
which they will inevitably do, could very well mean denying vital
services. And since participation will be mandatory, no legal alternatives
will be available.
The government will be paying the bills, forcing doctors and hospitals to
dance more and more to the government's tune. Having to subject our health
to this bureaucratic insanity and mismanagement is possibly the biggest
danger we face. The great irony is that in turning the good of healthcare
into a right, your life and liberty are put in jeopardy. Instead of
further removing healthcare from the market, we should return to a true
free market in healthcare, one that empowers individuals, not bureaucrats,
with control of healthcare dollars.
Kleptocrat healthcare brings the eventual imposition of price controls and
limitations on what procedures and treatments that are covered. This will
result in an increasing number of providers turning to cash-only
practices, making it difficult for those relying on the
government-mandated insurance to find healthcare, the exact opposite of
the desired result! Increasing number of physicians are already
withdrawing from the Medicare program because of the low reimbursement and
constant bureaucratic harassment from the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services.
Venitis points out Mustang Ranch, the most profitable brothel in America,
went belly up after Uncle Sam took over. Government should put the people
back in charge of healthcare by expanding healthcare tax credits and
deductions, increasing access to Health Savings Accounts, respecting
privacy and the doctor-patient relationship. Further politicizing and
bureaucratizing of healthcare will only increase costs and reduce quality,
as demonstrated by most other countries with socialized medicine.
Our experiences with gigagovernment have been unhappy. Gigagovernment is
expensive, inefficient, and corrupt. Moreover, once a government
bureaucracy has made its judgment on you, whom do you appeal to? With
Obamacare, government will decide when and if you can get that bypass.
That bypass will depend on such factors as your age and your overall
health. If you are decrepit, government will have a more economical place
to spend its money. In other words, your health will not be decided by
what you want to pay for it but by government policy. That test you wanted
for prostate cancer might be denied. You might just be too old. Such
decisions are made by nationalized helath systems every single day.
Any service the government provides can be more efficiently and
effectively provided by private enterprise. Government is not even very
effective in its efforts at regulation. There is another unappreciated
failing of government. It politicizes everything that it touches,
including the simplest human relations. Agreements that ought to be
arrived at voluntarily or through the rule of law are arrived at by
pullpeddlers or thanks to the political power of a group, ethnic,
economic, or otherwise.
One of the secret projects of the kleptocrat healthcare is the channeling
of healthcare money away from the elderly and toward community services
and drug or alcohol rehabilitation. Equal rights before the law is all
well and good, but it is kleptocrat favor and kleptocrat power that matter
when gigagovernment is making your decisions. That is why so many
Americans have opted for freedom from kleptocracy. We recognize that the
free society is the most humane and the most productive.
In socialized medicine, people wait so long for dentist appointments that
some pull their own teeth. At any one time, half a million people are
waiting to get into a British hospital. A British hospital tried to save
money by not changing bedsheets. Instead of washing sheets, the staff was
encouraged to just turn them over. Government management does the same
thing. To reduce costs they'll have to ration or deny care. People line up
for care, some of them die.
Rationing will be an integral component of Obamacare. Stopping costly
interventions will be a primary mission of the Federal Coordinating
Council for Effectiveness Research, a new hive of health care apparatchiks
created by the infamous porkulus. This new bureaucracy will assign a
monetary value to your life and deny care if you contract a malady whose
cost-of-treatment exceeds that amount. They have already devised a formula
for pricing out your life. It is called the
quality-adjusted-life-year(QALY), and it assigns a numerical value to a
year of life. A year of perfect health is given a value of 1 while a year
of suboptimum health is rated between 0 and 1.
The federal government owns assets worth trillions of euros, assets that
it simply doesn't need to perform its Constitutional functions. By selling
those assets over time, we can keep the promises that were made to today's
retirees, and to those nearing retirement, while freeing the rest of
citizens from a failed Social Insurance system.
One of the foundations of quality healthcare is the patient's confidence
that all information shared with his or her healthcare provider will
remain private. And yet, the government plans to undermine this trust with
establishment of mandatory electronic medical records collections and
unique health identifier numbers assigned to all citizens. Funding for
this program was among the numerous provisions jammed into stupidus
Kleptocrats' ability to protect medical records is highly questionable.
After all, we are all familiar with cases where third parties obtained
access to electronic veteran, tax, and other records because of errors
made by federal bureaucrats. We should also consider the abuse of tax
records by kleptocrats. What would happen if unscrupulous kleptocrats
gained the power to access their political enemies' electronic medical
In reality, the surgeon general is little more than the national nanny,
hectoring us to stop smoking, lose weight, exercise more, and never ever
go out without a condom. I've been flipping through my copy of the
Constitution, and I can't find the authorization for the federal
government to take taxpayers' money to establish an office to tell us how
we should live our lives. There are plenty of private groups that are
fully capable of instructing us on how to be healthy, wealthy and wise
without the government getting involved. The American Lung Association can
tell us not to smoke. Alcoholics Anonymous can preach sobriety. The
American Medical Association can lecture couch potatoes on the benefits of
losing weight and exercising more. Planned Parenthood and the Family
Research Council can fight it out over when and how we should have sex.
Every year in USA, criminals and cheats pilfer over $200 billion in
federal benefits to which they are not legally entitled. Medicare,
Medicaid, food stamps, refundable tax credits, and many other programs are
looted heavil. Swindlers, con men, and thieves siphon off as much as $100
billion of stimulus funds, which are vulnerable because policymakers are
under pressure to shovel it out the door quickly. Obama injects hundreds
of billions more tax dollars into federal health care instead of
fundamentally reforming Medicare and Medicaid, broken programs that are
already subject to grand larceny. That is incredibly unfair to those
Americans paying the bills.
Venitis points out Gregory means fast in Greek. Gregory's tax is the
kickback you pay public employees for fast service. Without it, you will
wait for ever! All Athenians know very well that without Gregory they will
have to wait many months before a state physician could see them. If you
want a surgery, you will have to give the state surgeon at least 5,000
euros kickback, that beloved Gregory! The surgeon would ask you how is Dr.
Gregory? If you do not reply propely, you will have to come back next year
to answer the same question. If you definitely refuse to give the proper
Gregory, the surgeon will forget his scissors inside you!
Advance health care directives, also known as advance directives or
advance decisions, are instructions given by individuals specifying what
actions should be taken for their health in the event that they are no
longer able to make decisions due to illness or incapacity. A living will
is one form of advance directive, leaving instructions for treatment.
Another form authorises a specific type of power of attorney or health
care proxy, where someone is appointed by the individual to make decisions
on their behalf when they are incapacitated.
Third party payments are the main source of dysfunction in the American
health system. Give consumers responsibility for buying their own health
insurance. The employer-based health insurance system must be dismantled,
and the money spent by employers for insurance should be converted to
additional income. This would immediately inject cost consciousness into
health insurance decisions. Switzerland is the nearest any developed
country comes to having a free market in health care and health insurance.
Once consumers are unleashed, the medical marketplace would be
transformed. Most likely, a lot of routine care would be done through
retail health centers located in shopping malls, drug store chains, and
mega-stores. Such centers would not be staffed with physicians but with
nurse practitioners or other qualified personnel. Consumers would
generally pay for routine, everyday care directly out of their health
savings accounts.
Competition would also transform the medical information market, making it
radically transparent. Sources of information for medical comparison
shopping would proliferate, just as there are now dozens of publications
devoted to comparing the features and prices of cars, computers, guns, and
vacations. A core of savvy shoppers in the medical market will mean better
price and quality comparisons for everyone. The impending collapse of
top-down Obamacare will open up a policy discussion about how markets can
improve health care and reduce its costs.
Nothing is easier for kleptocrats than to mandate things that insurance
companies must cover, without the slightest regard for how such additional
coverage will raise the cost of insurance. Kleptocrats in the business of
distributing largesse, especially with somebody else's money, cannot
resist the temptation to pass laws adding things to insurance coverage.
Many of those who are pushing for more government involvement in medical
care are already talking about extending insurance coverage to mental
health, giving shrinks and hypochondriacs a blank check drawn on the
federal treasury.
Basil Venitis asserts that throwing money to misery brings more misery.
Government programs have actually created perverse incentives for needy
individuals to remain poor. Rather than truly lifting people out of
poverty, social welfare programs have made the poor permanently dependent
on government. Humanity celebrates generosity and gift giving. Americans
and Europeans volunteer hundreds of hours in soup kitchens, homeless
shelters, and food drives. Some even volunteer their services, such as
legal, medical, or financial advice.
In addition to the thousands of various organizations and non-profits
trying to meet poor's needs, congregations are also dedicated to helping
the least fortunate. Then there are people passing out free meals from
their vans to the hungry. Many restaurants donate leftover food. The
private sector does a much better job than the government does in truly
meeting the needs of the poor. Poverty, hunger, and homelessness are
inescapable realities in any society. We shouldn't turn a blind eye to the
despair that surrounds us. But rather than instinctively looking to
government for help, we should look to the private sector, charities, and
the generosity of individuals.
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missing a few red dots ie sitting on that hard stool would make ya a$$ and possibly back hurt as well
its a fact, there is no comfy way to enjoy a netbook XD i have an original eee 701 with the diddy screen and wherever i sit/lay/crouch its never comfy :(
Those images are the reason I pay a chiropractor $55 a week to sort out my back and neck.
Works great at keeping me pain free but tackling the root of the problem (get a monitor and docking station etc) would probably be much cheaper.
Now all I need is either a long VGA cable or to get and Acer Aspire Revo. I think the Revo is the best bet for the HDMI.
i normally watch my TV in bed with the EEE on my lap, but i open the screen as far back as poss and rest it againsed my legs so its like having a laptop stand (i normally have to rest it on a book though becuase it tries to eat the sheets and we all know that will = fire XD
So is there any 'safe' position to use one in?!
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Dallas Review: The Devil Gets His Dueby Christine Orlando at . Comments
Damn you, Dallas. You made me cry... again. I wasn't expecting that.
"Guilt & Innocence" allowed the guilty to walk free as the innocent paid the ultimate price, while the ripple effects of the rig explosion went farther than anyone expected.
Very little good came out of the whole mess, but on the up side Bobby and Annie reconciled. Wondering whether or not his wife was alive or buried under the rubble was enough to put things back in perspective. My prediction is that these two will be stronger than ever from here on out.
Which will be helpful when dealing with Ann's daughter. It's not that I dislike Emma or that she doesn't have the right to sow some wild oats after living under the rule of her oppressive father and grandmother... but propositioning John Ross while they were waiting to hear if Pamela and her babies would survive was taking it too far.
Where Emma looked at John Ross like he was a piece of meat on a hook, she actually seemed to be interested in Drew. I've always found Drew's saying in this Dallas quote to hold true…
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Drew and Emma appear to be friends. The trouble is I'm not really sure what that tells us just yet.
Emma's grandma got more twisted with every scene. The way Judith prompted Harris to tell her, "Because I was weak, like my father," made me wonder just how long that line had been drilled into him. I almost couldn't blame him for shipping her off to some drug induced haze.
With the investigation into the explosion looming, Sue Ellen took a page out of J.R.'s playbook and contacted an old flame. I couldn't blame her for using Ken Richards to get information but I do wonder if that decision will come back to haunt her. It was unclear if she was simply using him or if she were actually interested in the man.
Christopher started to spiral out of control as he blamed himself for the accident. He quickly became certain it was his mistake and Bobby had to shake him out of his wallowing self pity.
Although I understood Christopher's worries, his self doubt seemed to eclipse his concern for Pamela and the babies as well as the future of Ewing Energies. It took Bobby to keep him from confessing to something he didn't do and Elena had to make the phone calls to find specialists to help Pamela and the babies.
On the flip side, John Ross was the one that helped make Pamela laugh during some her darker moments. When she asked if this was her karma rearing its ugly head, John Ross told her…
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He even called her momma. As much as I was never a fan of Afton's, I couldn't complain about John Ross' desire to find a way to help.
Unfortunately, in the end there was nothing anyone could do. Watching the numbers on those fetal heart monitors tick down to flatlines broke my heart for Pamela, who could only cry out with no one left to fight to save her children. And although those twins were Christopher's, it was the look in John Ross' eyes as he realized what he was witnessing that drove home just how much he'd grown to care about Pamela and in extension her children.
Conspicuously absent during all of this devastation was the man who caused it. Cliff Barnes was no where to be found.
I really didn't believe that Dallas would hit us with such a truly tragic loss so soon after the death of J.R. I was wrong.
My hope now is that Pamela Rebecca learns of her father's betrayal and joins forces with John Ross to destroy him. Having Cliff taken down by his own daughter would be J.R.'s perfect revenge.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: Dallas, Reviews
Very good review - if we thought war was waged against Cliff Barnes before this episode, there will be NO level Pamela won't stoop to, to make sure she makes her father pay for what he did to her & her babies. Hell hath no fury is how the saying goes ... before now we had no reason to but we'll now be rooting for her. Ol' Cliff Barnes was bad before this - now he just turned EVIL. He took her babies & she needs to be the one to take his life. An eye for an eye is another saying. GREAT episode. I may be totally wrong (& I most likely am) but what tells me that Judith Ryland murdered J.R.? God this show is GREAT!!! :-)
Wow this season been really depressing. It was nice seeing Bobby and Annie reconciled.
John Ross and Pamela Rebecca are the new JR and Sue Ellen. Emma is what Lucy used to be. I love the chemistry between John Ross and Pamela Rebecca. I cannot stand Elena and Christopher. Judith Ryland got exactly what she deserved from her son. There is karma for you.
We already know that it was
Excellent review and stellar episode. Harris and his mother have one unenviable relationship. So glad to be rid of her for a while, but I'm sure like a bad penny, she will return with a vengeance.
I don't think Drew is going to get off that easy refusing to leave town. Harris does not want him with Emma. He may not like his mother, however he too is a control freak.
Total tear-jerker ending. To see the countdown on those monitors was totally, totally heart-breaking. While John Ross continues to sleep around, I can't help but feel he has some kind of special feeling for Pam. Look out Cliff Barnes - I'm sure it is going to be revealed that he and Harris are behind the explosion. Go Dallas - 5 stars!!!
I loved the review you hit a upon Everything that need to be said about the EP. ITA I want Pamela Rebecca and John Ross to team Up and go to war with Cliff and Win


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They are also German and not French, and the Multipla is an ugly car. The T5s also hold their value well.
I have one of Hair Bear Bunch's invisible motorcycles.
Sad day.
Range Rover ?
Would love an RR, can you get two baby seats and a booster across the back?
Anyone fancy putting their car history up? Might be some embarrassing ones "bright pink smart car with eyelashes"
CHR1S, It's one of the widest cars on the road, unless the new ones have silly molded seats i can't see why.
Hey @Miscbrah, is that your car?
(Also now I'm thinking "Caaaaarrrr.. Caarrr.. Car.. Yip. Yip. Yipyipyipyipyipyipyip")
Miscbrah (26th February 2014)
Nothing fancy
05 reg clio 1.2 5 door.
Would love to get a higher end Seat Leon or Ibiza in the near future.
2nd car: Y Reg Mk4 1.6l Golf SE. Wrote it off after five years of happy ownership I still miss that car.
3rd car: 53 Reg Focus Zetec. I hated this thing. Badly put together, completely toothless, horrible interior. Don't know if it's indicative of the range or if I just got a Friday afternoon special but it's put me off Fords. Got rid of it after six months, I hated it that much.
4th car: Another Y Reg Mk4 1.6l Golf SE. Pretty much identical to the one that I had before. I've had it for about two years now.
Ford Fiesta Zetec S 3 door in candy blue with the 1.6 engine. Love this car, so nippy for the city commute.
Renault Megane Dynamique Tomtom 3 door in eclipse grey with a gutless but frugal engine. Very comfy to drive, but not much fun.
Golf GTi convertible
Peugeot 206 CC
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin 3 door
Jaguar XJS (Still got but it's knackered after a shunt) this is my dream car
Smart fortwo with the annoying stop/start engine
Renault Clio RT
VW Polo 1.4
Range Rover 4.4 V8 HSE - I loved this but it had to go to pay the deposit on a house
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Suspected burglar caught on tape before jewelry store break-in
SHREVEPORT, LA — A local jewelry store was the target of a break-in early Monday morning in Shreveport.
At around 3:39 a.m., authorities were dispatched to an alarm that had been set off at a jewelry store in the 4800 block of Line Avenue. When officers arrived, they discovered the store's front glass door had been busted out and merchandise from inside the store was found strewn across the ground outside of out the building.
A search of the building was conducted by K-9 officers, but they were unable to find the suspect. Video evidence recovered from the store's surveillance system shows a man peering through the stores window moments before the burglary. The same subject can be seen breaking into the business and making entry inside the store.
After several minutes inside the business, the burglar is seen leaving the building with an undisclosed amount of merchandise. It appears that the man may have injured himself during the break-in as blood evidence was recovered on scene.
Detectives are combing through surveillance footage at this time as the search for the suspect continues. Anyone with information on this crime is urged to call Shreveport-Caddo Crimestoppers at (318) 673-7373 or Shreveport Police at (318) 673-6955.


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I bought this blanket because my husband likes the open weave since he is always warm. The blanket is a pretty pale color, quality weave and warm enough for me.
Advertised as thermal, but does pass the test...it did not keep us warm. Also, advertised as Full/Queen in size, but hangs way down even on our QUEEN bed. Should have known better, as cotton always seem to stretch, when the advertising says it is constructed to keep its shape. I have tried several times to get a response from customer service, requesting reimbursement for the return shipping, as I feel the blanket description is misleading. So far, no response. Probab ly will never order from Touch of Class again.


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When Michael Forbes, a student at an underfunded public school in Brooklyn, received his college admissions results, most would have expected him to be thrilled with his range of choices. Mike, who was living in a homeless shelter, was accepted to five prestigious New York State liberal arts colleges, as well as Morehouse College and Clark-Atlanta University. Most offered him substantial funding as well as academic and social support. But Mike told the college counselor at his high school that he had decided to stay in New York City and attend the less selective Brooklyn College. He did not even want to visit the other colleges to which he had been accepted.
Joshua Steckel, Mike's counselor, was not completely surprised. Though Mike had thrown himself into the process of applying to highly selective residential colleges, in recent months he had become increasingly doubtful about whether leaving New York City was the right thing to do. Mike's mother, who was battling stomach cancer, worked 15-hour days and depended on Mike to care for his two younger brothers. Mike wanted to get away, but he didn't want to leave his mother on her own and feared what might happen to his brothers without his presence and positive influence. To Josh, what had at first seemed like a common-sense decision—that a student who was homeless would accept a full scholarship to a highly selective residential college—no longer seemed so simple.
Josh had left a private school job two years before to begin work at Mike's school as its first college counselor. One of his goals was to help students gain access to the kinds of four-year colleges in which his previous, more advantaged students enrolled. Josh believed that for many of his new students, attending a residential liberal arts college would provide opportunities for transformative growth and a pathway to the middle class. But perhaps the best option for Mike was to attend the City University of New York, whose application had taken 20 minutes to fill out. Josh knew that the CUNY experience could be bureaucratic and impersonal and that Mike would still have to study under the daily stress of holding his family together. But staying in Brooklyn would allow Mike to move forward with his education without launching into a world that would distance him, physically and psychologically, from the people he loved.
Throughout his two years of work with Mike, Josh saw himself in the traditional role of a college advisor: marshaling his college admissions knowledge and experience to guide Mike through the application process. He had helped Mike make lists, fill out the Common Application, write essays, prepare for interviews, and complete the endless legwork required of low-income students—including assembling financial documents to confirm eligibility for the state's opportunity programs, collecting third party letters attesting that Mike's father did not contribute to the family's income, and completing federal, state, and institutional aid applications. Now, with all the forms submitted and the acceptance letters received, Mike needed a different kind of guidance from Josh. He needed help making a choice that set his dreams for his future against his responsibility for his family.
The vast majority of American high school students receive little guidance from college counselors. According to a 2009 U.S. Department of Education survey, public school students receive an average of 38 minutes of college admissions advice from their guidance counselors—a tiny percentage of the time needed to navigate a process that is challenging for even the most highly educated families. Effective college guidance for low-income students involves a host of tasks, including helping students to identify college matches that offer robust support structures and adequate funding; working with students as they draft and revise personal essays; arranging campus visits; and providing individualized guidance to students and families through the financial aid process.
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Here's an experiment you can do with your kids that will magically inflate a balloon -- with nary a puff of air from you. For older kids, it's a great chemistry experiment that shows not only the difference between liquids and gasses, but also what happens when two unfriendly liquids meet and produce gas (not the rude kind, of course...). Younger kids will just be amazed at how the balloon seems to expand without air.
What you'll need:
Big glass jar with a narrow opening (a Heinz vinegar jar is a good example)
White vinegar
Baking soda
What you'll do:
- Fill the jar halfway with a mixture of half vinegar, half water.
- Put a funnel in the balloon and slowly fill it with baking soda.
- Stretch the balloon opening over the top of the jar. Be very careful to keep the baking-soda-filled part of the balloon off to one side -- it's not time to pour the baking soda into the jar yet (although a bit may go in and start fizzing).
- Now, for the moment of truth: Lift the balloon up and let the baking soda fall into the water-vinegar mixture. Bubbles and more bubbles will begin to form, and the balloon should inflate.
Are Your Kids Asking Why?
Tell them that when baking soda (chemically known as sodium bicarbonate) and vinegar (also known as acetic acid) mix, they react and create a gas called carbon dioxide. That carbon dioxide gas was what caused the balloon to inflate. Carbon dioxide is the same thing drink manufacturers add to make soda fizzy.


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We've arrived at that frightening time of the year: the post All-Star Game Dead Zone. And while it's great for the players to take a few days off and see their families, it does leave baseball fans in a precarious situation. Just what are we supposed to do with all our time when there aren't fifteen games in the evening or a fantasy lineup to update until Friday?
I mean, sure, we could go to the gym and we could finally deal with all of that financial paperwork we stuffed into our desks three months ago, but instead of that, why don't we just look back at the ten most wonderful moments from the first half of the season?
10. Position players pitching
Like going to the gym or forcing yourself to eat that giant hamburger so you can get a free tee-shirt, watching a blowout or a game go past midnight offers its own rewards. Beyond the announcers testing out their open mic material, it often results in a manager going to his bench and asking, "So, uhh, does anyone here know how to pitch?"
It's the baseball equivalent of a basketball team going into double-overtime and the coach having to step in for Lebron James or the equipment manager taking over for Tom Brady in the 4th quarter.
But something happened in 2014. No longer was the position player taking the mound such a rarity. Instead, the modern record for position players pitching has already tied last year's mark with fourteen appearances from hitters.(And that's not including two relief appearances from Jason Lane, a Major League outfielder from 2002-2007).
No longer just for absolute blowouts and games in the 14th inning, managers are realizing that if the game has already been lost, why not just go with the guy who was sitting on the bench all day making cat's cradles anyway?
Thanks to those managerial decisions, we've been gifted with a number of different pitchers and pitch types. From Dean Anna's knuckler:
To Drew Butera's 94-mph heater:
As we head into the dog days of summer, we'll have to see if these numbers will skyrocket up or if the threat of pennant races keeps the position players on the field and off the mound.
9. Yasiel Puig's Instagram Account
Listen, I could easily sit here and make a top 30 great moments from Yasiel Puig's 2014. Whether it's the bat flips:
Or just catches that he has no business making and yet somehow does:
But Yasiel Puig's true gift this season hasn't come on the baseball field, but instead on his Instagram account.
Whether he's showing off his singing skills:
Seeing snow for the first time:
Posing with his favorite Transformer:
Or celebrating a home run in a video game:
It turns out, the things that make Puig so much fun to watch on the field also make him great to watch off of it. I can't wait for the future TV show, Hangin' with the Puig. Or Me and the Puig. Or Puig: A Love Story. I dunno, we can figure out the title later.
8. The wild and wonderful Jose Abreu
Beyond winning the lottery or the musical stylings of Frank Stallone, there is little a baseball fan loves more than prospects: The dream of them, the hope and promise of an unknown future. And when it comes to Cuban prospects, the unknown is amplified -- the embargo between the U.S. and Cuba limits the amount of scouting information and amateur video to pass through to the fans at home.
When the White Sox signed Abreu to a six-year, $68 million contract last October, there was plenty of hope. After all, you don't give away enough money to buy 4,500 pairs of diamond contact lenses when you don't think the player will succeed. Still, even if Abreu would one day become a star, no one expected him to come out of the gate like this.
At the break, Abreu is leading the league with 29 home runs and a .630 slugging percentage. While he strikes out a fair amount, as most rookies do, he's not exactly Dave Kingman either, hitting .292 with a .342 on-base percentage. Not only does Abreu have a good chance of becoming only the second rookie to hit 40 home runs in a season, the first since Mark McGwire's 49 in 1987, he also stands a good chance of being the only one to hit 50.
7. Giancarlo Stanton is more than just a homer monster
We all knew Giancarlo Stanton could hit home runs. Through five big league seasons he's already cracked 138 home runs with 20 of them going farther than 450 feet, earning him the nickname "Bigfoot." (Although that could also be because he shows up blurry in all of his photographs.)
But beyond his 21 first-half dingers and this absurd 484-foot shot:
Stanton is so much more. Too often we've focused on the Dinger Beast and ignored the rest of Stanton's game. This season, Stanton has the highest average and OBP of his career (.295 and .395, respectively), has stolen a career high number of bases (a perfect 8-for-8) and pitchers have intentionally walked him a league-leading 15 times.
Not only that, but his defense in right field has been strong as well, leading to catches like this:
Of course, try and take a still photo of Stanton, and this is all you'll see:
6. Troy Tulowitzki is a mountain imp
Baseball is supposed to be about failure. I guess no one told Troy Tulowitzki.
Not only is Tulowitzki hitting damn near anything to the tune of .345/.435/.613 line with 21 home runs (all National League-leading totals, by the way), but apparently there was a Denver-area ordinance passed where it's illegal to get him out at Coors Field. When playing in front of the Rocky Mountains, Tulo is hittng .417/.497/.748. As a shortstop.
The only players with a higher home split in the history of the sport? Barry Bonds and Babe Ruth. So that's pretty good company to keep.
Because those numbers are so absurd, here is the only way for a human to visualize Tulowitzki's performance (courtesy of our own Mike Bertha):
5. Albert Pujols hits No. 500
Seemingly carved out of marble, Pujols played like a Greek God between 2001 and 2012, averaging an insane .325/.414/.608 line with 40 home runs and 120 RBI per season. Unfortunately, like us mere mortals, age and injuries soon caught up with Pujols, who struggled in 2013 (while still posting an above-league average OPS. This is still Pujols we're talking about).
This season, Prince Albert has returned to form, hitting 20 home runs in the first half with a 129 OPS+ at the age of 34.
His best came on April 22nd. Sitting on 498 home runs, Pujols decided he didn't feel like waiting, knocking out 499 and 500 against the Nationals in one game. It was the 43rd time in his career he had a two homer game. (A few weeks later he'd do it again, knocking out two against the Rays' David Price).
At this rate (let me get out my calculator), we'll be celebrating #1,000 in 2027. Wait is that right? I think that's right. Book your tickets now, I guess.
4. The Oakland Athletics are on fire
Billy Beane's ability to identify talent and market inefficiencies is legendary, his charm and charisma are seemingly crafted from a Dungeons and Dragons character sheet and scientists think his teeth are so radiant they could provide life-giving light and warmth to a planet.
Despite a run of success almost unmatched for a team with the Athletics budget over the last 13 years, the 2014 Athletics may be his masterpiece. Going into the break, the team sits at 59-36, good for the best record in baseball.
And the Athletics are doing it thanks to contributions up and down the lineup.
Brandon Moss and Josh Donaldson have 21 and 20 home runs, respectively, with Donaldson hurling himself into tarps along the way:
Yoenis Cespedes provides pop, pizzazz and a cannon for an arm:
Oh yeah, and another Home Run Derby championship.
Coco Crisp is arguably having the best season of his career at the age of 34, hitting .291/.387/.449 with 16 stolen bases.
And John Jaso and Derek Norris are not just the best catching tandem in baseball, but they'd make a pretty great TV detective pair. (Norris, obviously, is the bad cop with that killer mullet.)
And that's before we even get to the pitching where Jesse Chavez came out of nowhere to post a 3.14 ERA; Scott Kazmir has continued his resurgance with a career-best 2.38 ERA and 2.1 BB/9; and in his first full Major League season, Sonny Gray has proved dominant with a 10-3 record and 2.79 ERA.
And then there's Sean Doolittle whose facial hair is dwarfed only by his amazing control, his 63/2 K/BB rate a Major League record.
Of course, Beane wasn't content with all of that -- he wants a ring. So on July 4th, while everyone else was out grilling meats and watching things explode, Beane traded top shortstop prospect Addison Russell, outfielder Billy McKinney and pitcher Dan Straily for Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel, giving the A's plenty of insurance should any injuries or ineffectiveness spring up.
But even with this deluge of talent in Oakland, it's not going to be easy. A few hours south there are the Angels who have a few players you may have heard of: Like Albert Pujols (see above) and Mike Trout (see below). With only 1.5 games separatingthe clubs, we'll have quite the race to look forward to when the games start back up on Friday.
3. The return of the base stealers
Long thought extinct and forgotten, like the dinosaurs or Hi-C's Ecto Cooler, the base stealers have returned. Since 1988 when Rickey Henderson swiped 93 bases and Vince Coleman stole 81, there hasn't been a player to steal 80 bags. That could change this year thanks to three players: Billy Hamilton, Jose Altuve and Dee Gordon.
Long before he reached the Major Leagues, Billy Hamilton was a base stealing legend, swiping 103 bags in 2011 in Class A and an absurd 155 in 2012 between two levels. And while he won't be stealing 100 in his rookie season, he's stolen a very impressive 38 going into the All-Star break. Though he's been caught a league-leading 15 times, as Hamilton learns pitchers better and knows when to push for the advantage, we could see his totals jump up in the second half. You know, jump. Like this:
In Houston, an unexpected name has popped up to lead the American League with 41 steals: Jose Altuve. While his first three seasons were respectable (always with the caveat "especially for someone his size"), at the age of 24, Altuve is leading the league with 130 hits and 41 stolen bases.
Even better, he's only been caught three times for an absurd 93% success rate. The record for success rate by a player with more than 50 steals in a season belongs to Jacoby Ellsbury who stole 52 bases at a 92.8% clip in 2014, a number that Altuve could break if he keeps on running.
And then in Los Angeles, Dee Gordon has been like Linka from Captain Planet -- you know, he possesses the power of wind. Elected to his first All-Star game, Gordon leads the Major Leagues in stolen bases with 43 (not to mention in triples with nine), as his legs have helped catapult the Dodgers back to the top of the NL West.
Last year's league leaders were Eric Young, who stole 46 for the NL, and the previously mentioned Ellsbury who stole 52 in the AL. Something tells me those numbers are going to pale in comparison to this season's leader. Just be glad it's not 1950 though when Dom DiMaggio led the AL with a woeful fifteen steals.
2. Mike. Trout.
One of the worst things about being a human is that we grow accustomed to things. That new relationship, the one that made us so giddy a few weeks ago, soon becomes the boring old routine. Baseball fans are no different. We're always on the lookout for a new breakout player and so we don't truly recognize the greatness that we have at this very moment.
Don't take Mike Trout for granted. Please. I beg you. Because there will come a time later in Trout's career when his bat slows a touch and maybe his knees are a little balky and you'll wish you spent more time appreciating him.
Like the fact that in only his third season, at the age of only 22, Mike Trout is doing what he's done twice already. Which doesn't sound like much until you remember, oh right, he does literally everything. This year, though, Trout has added a small wrinkle, adding a little bit more power into his .310/.400/.606 batting line. That's amazing.
He's already hit the longest shot of this, or last, year on a 489-foot bomb:
And hit his first walk-off home run:
And his second:
Though his steals are down, he's still a perfect 10-for-10. And he's still making catches that befuddle onlookers and anger batters:
So please. Please. Don't take him for granted.
1. The No-Hitters
Baseball is a fundamentally odd game. Unlike other sports that involve moving one way or another over the field, baseball is like a giant Rube Goldberg device populated with human beings.
And because of its oddness, beautifully weird things happen. Like position players pitching. Or Hunter Pence. Or, best of all, no-hitters. A no-hitter not only combines oddly chaotic events, but it's mixed in with the great skill of a pitcher who has spent his life devoted to throwing a small round orb into a small brown mitt.
First was Josh Beckett, outdueling the Phillies and ending it all by striking out potential Hall of Famer Chase Utley:
And then Clayton Kershaw (otherwise known as the most dominant force on the planet besides gravity) threw his first, Vin Scully getting to call this one:
Of course, the no-no was only a small part of his dominant season. Since the start of June, Kershaw's gone 8-0 with a 0.74 ERA in 61 innings, including a 41-inning scoreless inning streak.
And finally we got to see Tim Lincecum pick up his second no-hitter within a year against the very same San Diego Padres. Even better than the no-hitter was the celebration afterwards.
Which certainly made his manager very, very happy.
What will the second half bring? What new excitement awaits? Be sure to eat your vitamins and get plenty of rest, because you will be spending a lot of late nights staring at your TV for the next few months.


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Banner Corporation (NASDAQ:BANR), the parent company of Banner Bank and Islanders Bank, today reported net income of $5.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2011, compared to net income of $6.0 million in the immediately preceding quarter and a net loss of $12.7 million in the fourth quarter a year ago. For the full year ended December 31, 2011, Banner reported net income of $5.5 million compared to a net loss of $61.9 million in 2010.
"Banner's 2011 performance provided consistent evidence that we are successfully executing on our strategies and priorities to strengthen our franchise and deliver sustainable profitability to Banner," said Mark J. Grescovich, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Our return to profitability for the last three quarters, and now for the year, reflects significant progress on the key objectives of those strategies: reducing the adverse effect of non-performing assets, increasing client relationships and reducing our cost of funds. This progress and our 2011 operating results clearly demonstrate that our strategic turnaround plan is effective and is building shareholder value.
"Banner's credit quality metrics further improved during the fourth quarter, with non-performing loans, real estate owned and total non-performing asset levels all decreasing at year end, leading to reduced credit costs for the current quarter and for the full year. Also notable during the quarter was an increase in net loans and continued growth in non-interest-bearing deposits, as we experienced further success in acquiring new client relationships and account balances."
In the fourth quarter of 2011, Banner paid a $1.6 million dividend on the $124 million of senior preferred stock it issued to the U.S. Treasury under the Capital Purchase Program. In addition, Banner accrued $425,000 for related discount accretion. Including the preferred stock dividend and related accretion, net income available to common shareholders was $0.18 per share for the fourth quarter of 2011, compared to net income available to common shareholders of $0.24 per share in the third quarter of 2011 and a net loss to common shareholders of $0.91 per share for the fourth quarter a year ago. For the year ended December 31, 2011, the net loss to common shareholders, including the preferred stock dividend and related accretion, was $0.15 per share, compared to a net loss of $7.21 per share for the year ended December 31, 2010.
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In the North Country, Democrat Bill Owens will keep his seat in Congress. The incumbent knocked off republican challenger Matt Doheny. But this race had a wildcard, a spoiler that experts say may have swung the election to Owens. As our Brian Dwyer reports, many in the GOP are not happy.
NORTH COUNTRY, N.Y. – "How disappointing is it to you that maybe Doug didn't do maybe enough as he could have to make sure his name was out of this?" YNN Reporter Brian Dwyer asked 23rd Congressional Candidate Matt Doheny.
"It's deeply disappointing," Doheny replied.
In an exclusive interview with YNN after the election, Matt Doheny expressed the feelings of many republicans in Northern New York: Doug Hoffman likely cost him the seat. After losing the September primary, Hoffman bowed out and endorsed Doheny. But many think it was less than a half-hearted effort. He made an appearance and there were these mailers, but a closer look shows they were done by Doheny's campaign. And some republicans were quietly thinking Hoffman didn't want to get out of the way.
As it played out Tuesday, Hoffman, who was on the conservative line, got about six percent of the vote, Doheny lost by two.
"It's interesting because it's almost the same percentage that Dede Scozzafava got last fall and tipped it in that direction," Dr. Ray Petersen, Jefferson Community College Political Science Professor said.
So what about Hoffman? Did he try? He never did answer our question directly, but this is a statement he released Wednesday. He says, "The 23rd Congressional District's 11 Republican County Chairs knew since January that I would be on the Conservative Party line and that I would have no legal way to get off it after July. Yet, they endorsed Matt Doheny even though I had the grass-root support and momentum from the 2009 campaign to create a Republican/Conservative landslide in 2010."
"He took some time between the primary election results and his announcement that he was dropping out to do that. Who knows what kind of discussions were taking place behind the scenes but it was a very luke warm endorsement," Petersen said, adding that it appears Hoffman had no interest in really supporting Doheny.
"You know what? We had a fair race. One guy wins, one guy loses. That's the way it goes, so," Doheny said in that interview.
Hoffman went on to say that the true spoiler in this race is the political bosses who don't yet realize Republicans and Conservatives need to work together to win.
We asked the winner, Bill Owens, for his thoughts on Hoffman's impact, but he declined to comment.
"The outcome of the 23rd Congressional race is proof positive that the Republican and Conservative Parties must work together to achieve victory. The spoilers in this race are the political bosses who have yet to come to that realization.
The 23rd Congressional District's 11 Republican County Chairs knew since January that I would be on the Conservative Party line and that I would have no legal way to get off it after July. Yet, they endorsed Matt Doheny even though I had the grass-root support and momentum from the 2009 campaign to create a Republican/Conservative landslide in 2010.
The Republican bosses in the 23rd CD have to live up to their big tent philosophy. I am a living example that they did not."
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