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UntitledI am innocence.I am the child who plays alone and doesn't care, surrounded by scattered toys and assembled creations.I am the girl with the temerity to approach a solitary boy and say "Hello, how do you do, let's be friends."I am the seeds of a wildflower sown, destined to someday become greater than all its brethren.I am the knot in your stomach whenever you think of holding hands, banished to the nether parts of your heart where, though you don't realise it, I can do my worst.I am the courage you drew from a well you hadn't know existed, heated and shaped into a weapon you will wield against the fear that holds you back.I am the electricity that arcs across fingertips brushing, charging the air with exhilarating flashes of fiery colours.I am the flower that grew unattended, blooming to reveal startling pastel splashes in dull green garb.I am love.I am the warm air cooling the hot blush that spreads across your cheeks when you hold hands under the table, when you savour a pri
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Gravity - TranslationOnce upon a time, there was a Boy for whom the Earth seemed to have developed a special liking. All that was his pose, hair, clothes hung down, stretched towards a ground always near and yet always so far, attracted by a force three times more insistent than that acting upon others.However, the Boy had refused since his earliest childhood to give in to this clingy Earth, to grant it that which it wanted the most: his eyes, and thereby his heart. Because it was not of a pulsing, mechanical sack of flesh and blood that the child beat, but rather of a heart that was light and pure, made of gold and set in glass, held up by feathers that were weightlessness in their own right.Thus, he kept his gaze always a few degrees above the horizon. Full of himself, they said, or simply stupid. But he, the Boy, did not take notice of these words, because he was neither: he was hope and he was daydream and he was romance.Still, despite this light heart, the Boy passed by people without
GraviteIl était une fois un Garçon pour qui la Terre semblait avoir développé un amour spécial. Tout ce qui lui appartenait pose, cheveux, vêtements pendait, étiré vers un sol toujours près et encore toujours si loin, attiré par une force trois fois plus insistante que celle agissant sur les autres.Cependant, le Garçon refusait depuis sa plus jeune enfance de céder à cette Terre trop collante, de lui accorder ce qu'elle voulait le plus : ses yeux, et ainsi, son cur. Car ce n'est pas d'un sac pulsant et mécanique que battait l'enfant; mais plutôt d'un cur léger et beau, fait d'étain et orné de verre, soutenu par des plumes.Il gardait ainsi son regard toujours quelques degrés au-delà de l'horizon. Imbu, disait-on de lui, ou tout simplement sot. Mais lui, le Garçon, ne se préoccupait pas de ces propos, car il n'était ni l'un, ni l'autre : non, il éta
A dream of you and of mei.They met in a dream,among paper lilies and cotton candy trees;wondered at the odds of meeting someone in their sleep;talked;discovered that they both liked music and festivals and flowers and crafts;fell in love;decided to marry, one day--(though the sooner, the better.)And they woke,and thought about their dream.They decided it felt real,decided that no mere dream could inspire love(awe maybe, terror certainly, but not love, no, never love);decided that there was someone else, somewhere,just waiting to find or be found.ii.We met again, of course:again, and again, and again,never growing tired of the ride,always hoping for one more round.We promised that we would wait,that no one else could ever make us feel this way.We came up with our sign,our nod to one another,our way of fishing each other outfrom a sea of not-him's and not-me's.And we waited.iii.We would be patient in our standby,spending our daysdreaming of our nights,living only when lifehad lo
wonderlandchildish inquisitiveness dominating instinctive reluctance she breaks her carefree march and r u n s with all the glee and spirit of her youth toward the light that has grown to encompass all the horizon like the rising
ChokeDarkness.The fluorescents overhead don't seem to be working. I can still see those around me, but I don't think about it.I can hear the senior band playing through the open doorway up ahead, just beyond the thin veil of hushed whisperings of the low brass players of the junior ensemble. Us. What I wouldn't give to play like that, like them.I feel a familiar foe wrap itself snugly around my abdomen. The one that speaks soft, sly words into my ear, telling me that no matter how much I think I've prepared for this, no matter how much I've tried, I won't succeed. I won't be able to make a sound. I'll choke.A dull pain shoos away those insidious whispers. Right. Breathe. Don't forget to breathe. Isn't that what every music teacher tells you? That you can only be good as the amount of air -- ever-present, ever-evasive air -- you take in? I try to suck in as much of it as I can, up until I feel my lungs will burst if I try to fit in a single breath more, and then exhale. The others look a


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@fBoyle-- My hometown in California has an annual zucchini festival too. It's mostly a charity event for non-profits but it is very entertaining since there are usually bands playing. My favorite food is the deep fried zucchini. I'm not a fan of zucchini normally, but it's pretty good when it's fried.
There is also a zucchini growing contest and the person with the largest and heaviest zucchini wins. My dad won one year. He was so proud.

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A small number of voters at 19 Henrico County precincts are being asked to cast provisional ballots today due to technical difficulties with electronic poll books. The provisional ballots will be counted as regular ballots, said General Registrar Mark Coakley. When polls opened this morning, officials with Henrico's Voter Registration and Elections Office identified 954 voters that had been assigned mistakenly to a precinct adjacent to their actual precinct. These voters are going to the correct location to cast their ballot, Coakley said, but are not listed in the poll book. Virginia State Board of Elections policy requires these voters to cast a provisional ballot. "Because we identified the affected voters immediately, all votes cast by these voters on provisional ballots will be counted as regular ballots," Coakley said. The 19 affected precincts are spread across the county: Maude Trevvett, Adams, Belmont, Fairfield, Ratcliffe, Wilder, Three Chopt, Derbyshire, Gayton, Maybeury, Mooreland, Skipwith, Welborne, Cedar Fork, Chickahominy, Highland Springs, Montrose, Nine Mile and Pleasants. Voters assigned to these precincts should continue to proceed to their regular polling place; the vast majority of them will not be affected. The number of voters identified as being mistakenly assigned to an incorrect precinct is less than half of 1 percent of Henrico's 199,724 registered voters, Coakley noted. |
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The Henricus Historical Park in Chesterfield this weekend will portray "Arnold's Raid on Richmond," which took place in 1781 when British General Benedict Arnold took his small British and Loyalist forces and raided Richmond as Governor Thomas Jefferson watched from the safety of Manchester.
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MPI president calling it quits
THE chairman of the board of Manitoba Public Insurance said Monday was a "sad, sad day" for MPI.
That's because Marilyn McLaren, the president and CEO of MPI for the past nine years, announced her retirement as of Feb. 21, 2014.
Jake Janzen, the board chairman said, "She has been with the corporation for 35 years and she really worked her way through the ranks. She just has an incomparable depth of knowledge of the corporation. If your neighbour's dog bites your tire it is a rare CEO of an insurance company who would know exactly who you need to call. Marilyn just knows so much."
Among other things during her tenure, McLaren was in charge of MPI when it implemented a revolutionary program to reduce auto theft.
That program has succeeded in reducing that scourge in Manitoba by 85 per cent since 2004.
She said while other jurisdictions have used co-ordinated multi-agency strategies like Manitoba did, none has done it to same extent and the same specificity as it has been done here.
"The interesting situation in Manitoba is that so few vehicle models were involved in 80 per cent of the thefts," she said.
More than 98 per cent of vehicles deemed "most at risk" to be stolen in Winnipeg have now been immobilized against theft.
McLaren, who recently turned 60, said she chose to retire now because the organization is as strong as it has ever been.
"I have an amazing team and it just seems like the right time," she said.
Janzen said the board of directors will strike a search committee and in consultation with a search firm will solicit applications from qualified candidates.
"We will review those applications and with a bunch of hard work and with any luck at all we will find someone who approaches Marilyn's capabilities," he said.
Janzen said the board hopes some of the current management team will apply for the corporation's top job.
"There are some strong leaders who don't surround themselves with really good subordinate managers," he said. "One of the strengths of Marilyn's leadership, from the board's perspective, was her willingness to surround herself with really good people."
Her retirement announcement comes as the Public Utilities Board is reviewing an application from MPI for a 1.8 per cent increase in auto insurance premiums, which would be the first rate increase in 10 years.
Over that period of time, auto insurance premiums in Manitoba have declined by 17 per cent, something of which McLaren is, not surprisingly, proud.
"One thing we track closely is how do we do in relation to the rest of the country when it comes to the CPI for auto insurance," she said. "The rates here have been the most stable in the country over the last long period of time."
McLaren said she is not planning to look for another position, but she figures she'll do a little more volunteer work and spend time with her grandchildren.
"My plan is to figure out how to spend my time," she said. "I have not got it figured out just yet but I will."
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I have a question in regards to the headlight switch arm on the steering wheel column. I have a 05 limited with nav, dvd, hemi and so forth. It is somewhat loaded up. I was under the impression the limiteds came with automatic headlights. There is a sensor on top of the dash and it also has a option of headlights on with wipers in the information menu. The stack does not have the "A" on there and I am wondering if maybe it was replaced by the original owner with a incorrect one. I would like to add the correct stalk and have the feature of automatic headlights. Before I spend the money for a different stalk is there another way to tell if it had auto lights from the factory other than the features I mentioned earlier?
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Go to Jeep.com, click on the owner site login, register,enter your vin and you can see everything it came with the day it left the factory including dealer added options. If it came with automatic headlights it will tell you there. It is very likely that it was replaced as it appears the multifunction stalk causes many malfunctions.
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Man what great info! The WK did come with auto lights, also auto high beam whatever that is and power folding mirrors?? Learned about some features I didn't know it had. Also looks like it was maintained at the dealer from day 1. I appreciate the heads up on the Jeep site.
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Belton, B. Asia Pacific Viewpoint 53(2): 133-146 2012
This paper provides a comparative analysis of the social and cultural dimensions of fish hatchery development in Vietnam and Thailand. Two detailed case studies highlight the importance of a variety of culturally mediated, informal interpersonal relationships in facilitating the establishment of new hatchery enterprises. The analysis reveals that in both Vietnam and Thailand, informal relationships are extremely effective conduits for the transfer of productive technologies from public institutions to private entrepreneurs and for the subsequent development of private enterprises. It is concluded that if current policies aimed at promoting private sector development are to be more successful, they must be better tailored to the contours of specific cultural geographies in locations where they are implemented.


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State Commissioner of Health Edward Ehlinger says 11th isn't good enough for Minnesota. He says the cost of tobacco in terms of lives and about $2.8 billion in annual medical costs is too high.
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Gov. Mark Dayton has proposed a 94 cents-a-pack tax increase to deter smoking. Minnesota's cigarette excise tax ranks 28th among states.
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The United Way of Manatee County has launched its second year of ReadingPals, a program Barney and Carol Barnett, of the Barnett Early Literacy Initiative, fund.
United Way of Manatee County was selected as a recipient of an $85,000 grant that will bring together both state and local organizations.
"We so strongly believe the future of our state rests in the hands and minds of our youngest, that we have personally contributed to the launching of 'ReadingPals' — an early-literacy initiative in 10 Florida regions," Carol Barnett says. "Our goal is to ensure that more children are reading at grade level by the end of third grade."
The United Way and its Women's Leadership Initiative have partnered with the Manatee County School District and the Children's Movement to bring ReadingPals to this community for a second year.
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The New Mexico State volleyball team opens Western Athletic Conference play this week, taking on Louisiana Tech, Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7pm (MT) in the Pan American Center. Fans can call the NM State box office at 575-646-1420 for tickets.
Radio Coverage: NM State has 11 regular-season matches left on the schedule to air over the radio waves by the Aggie Sports Network on KSNM AM 570 in Las Cruces with Kyle Doperalski giving the play-by-play action. The match versus Louisiana Tech, Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7pm can be caught over the radio waves in Las Cruces (AM 570) and also from anywhere around the world on the Internet by going to www.NMStateSports.com. Fans can just click on the live events link to access the coverage.
Television Coverage: The NM State volleyball team has five more home matches scheduled to air on television with four of those matches produced by the AggieVision Production team and one by ESPNU. The next match to air on TV is, Thursday, Sept. 29 at 7pm (MT) against Idaho. AggieVision will produce the match versus Idaho.
The matches produced by AggieVision will also be available free of charge on the Internet at ESPN3.com. Fans can go to www.AggieVision.tv or check local listings for airtimes. According to AggieVision.tv the match versus Idaho can be seen live on Comcast in the state of New Mexico as well as on ESPN3.com. It will also air live on Altitude2 as well as on ESPN GamePlan. As a reminder, please check with your local cable or satellite provider for airtimes.
Live Stats on the Web: Live stats will be available for fans at www.NMStateSports.com at no cost all season long. Fans can click on the Live Events link at the top of the NMStateSports.com home page to access the live stats.
Twitter/Facebook: Get all the updates of Aggie Athletics on Twitter and Facebook. Get in-game statistics and in-game updates on Twitter @NMStateAggies. Find out about all Aggie Athletics promotions and events on Facebook @NMSU Athletics.
Promotion for LA Tech Match: "Faculty/Staff/Alumni Appreciation Day" - Faculty and staff with valid IDs, and alumni, get in for the discounted rate of $4. All NM State students with valid ID and kids 12 and under are free. For more information or for tickets call 646-1420 or visit www.NMStateSports.com. Also, T-shirts are thrown out to fans at various times of the match, and the "loudest and craziest fans" have a chance to win a free pizza during the match, courtesy of Lorenzo's Restaurant.
About NM State: The Aggie volleyball team opens the 2011 Western Athletic Conference season with a match against Louisiana Tech. The Aggies are 10-4 heading into WAC play after going 1-2 in the Wildcat Challenge hosted by Northwestern, Sept. 16-17.
Senior setter Jennah DeVries was named to the Wildcat Challenge All-Tournament team after averaging 9.80 assists and 1.40 digs in three matches played. Before going 1-2 at the Wildcat Classic, the Aggies swept UTEP (26-24, 25-23, 25-18), defeating the Miners for the 14th consecutive time. The only other win on the week came against Colgate, while the loss to Duquesne ended a six-match winning streak and was the first time NM State got swept this season. NM State posted only 32 kills and 31 assists against Northwestern, both season-lows.
NM State heads into WAC play with a .714 winning percentage, which is second best in the league. Hawaii owns a .909 winning percentage this season at 10-1 on the year.
NM State ended the 2010 regular season with an overall record of 18-13 with a 12-4 record in Western Athletic Conference play. The Aggies return for their 38th season of play and its seventh season in the WAC.
Despite finishing in second place in league play, NM State fell to Utah State in the first round of the WAC Tournament in five sets. Former Aggie Kayleigh Giddens had 29 kills in the loss. Giddens was the team's kill leader for the season with 542 and now holds the Aggie record for kills in a season.
Louisiana Tech: The Aggies face Louisiana Tech for the first time this season, Saturday. The Aggies are 13-1 all-time against La. Tech, winning 12 matches in a row against since 2000. In the WAC, LA Tech ranks second in digs (16.29), opponent hitting percentage (1.64) and service aces (1.47). Last week they posted a season-best 13 service aces against Southeastern Louisiana in their third meeting of the season last week. Sophomore Clara Vido averaged 3.69 kills and 3.38 digs last week resulting in all-tournament team honors.
Looking Ahead: New Mexico State is scheduled to play the Idaho Vandals, Saturday, September 29, in the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, N.M. The Aggies on in-state rival New Mexico, Oct. 4 in the Pan American. That match is scheduled to air on TV as a part of the AggieVision productions.
Aggies in the WAC: NM State is currently 10-4, and has the second best overall record just behind Hawai'i (10-1). The Aggies are ranked second in hitting percentage (.201), assists (12.98) and kills (13.88). They lead the conference in opponent hitting percentage (.142) and are ranked third in total solo blocks (20) and in digs, averaging 15.35.
Freshman Meredith Hays lead the conference in kills (4.23/set) and total points (4.71/set) and is ranked 28th in the nation in kills. Setter Jennah DeVries ranks third in the league in assists with 10.60 per set, while seniors Kelsey Brennan and Michelle Kuester are in the top 10 for hitting percentage. Brennan is hitting .367 on the season, while Kuester is hitting .293. Senior libero Kelsi Phillips comes in at No. 5 in the WAC for digs per set at 4.06 and is No. 8 in the conference for service aces. Kuester is in the top 10 for blocks per set with 1.19 per.
Aggies in the Nation: NM State is ranked 32nd out of 322 teams across the nation in assists per set with a 12.98 and 37th in kills per set with an average of 13.88. The Aggies are also top 100 for blocks per set (2.28).
Meredith Hays is No. 28 in the nation in kills per set averaging 4.23. Both ranked in hitting percentage are Kelsey Brennan (52) and Michelle Kuester (237). Kuester is also ranked in blocks per set (1.19), sitting at No. 59 in the nation. Jennah DeVries is ranked 55th for assists. Senior Kelsi Phillips is ranked 163rd in digs per set averaging 4.06 per set.
Wildcat Classic All-Tournament: Senior Setter Jennah DeVries was named to the Wildcat Classic All-Tournament team marking 9.90 assists and 1.40 digs per set. She tallied a season-high .625 hitting percentage in the win over Colgate (9/16) and also had a season-high 52 assists against the Raiders. She had a season-low 20 assists and thee digs against Duquesne and added 26 assists, six digs and three block assists versus Northwestern.
DeVries has played in 48 sets this season and is averaging 10.60 assists per set, while adding 2.60 digs per set.
Head Coach Mike Jordan: Jordan is in 14th year coaching at NM State. He is the all-time winningest coach in the programs history with a record of 295-132 giving him a winning percentage of .692. He has been named coach of the year five times while at NM State, twice in the Sun Belt and three times in the WAC. Before coming to NM State, Jordan spent time as an assistant at both Cameron and Utah State.
Jordan's Aggies have made it to the NCAA Tournament five times in the past eight seasons. In the 2008 tournament, The Aggies defeated St. Mary's College 3-1 to advance to the second round of the tournament for the first time in school history.
He needs just five more wins to reach 300 on his career and could potentially get to that mark by the middle of October.
Record Watch: Returning Senior setter Jennah DeVries led the team in assists during the 2010 season with 1,205. After posting 509 assists before league play has started, she now has 3,342 assists all-time, which has her ahead of former Aggie Temre Kuester for fourth on the all-time assist list at NM State. Kuester tallied 3,092 assists for the Aggies from 1987-90.
Former Aggie setter Jackie Chio (2004-06) is third on the all-time assist list with 4,101, while Christine Jinbo (1993-96) holds the NM State career-record with 4,294.
Senior libero Kelsi Phillips heads into the weekend with 811 career-digs and needs 185 more to move into the top-10 in the all-time records list at NM State. Former Aggie Lisa Roberson (1985-88) holds the No. 10 spot on the all-time Aggie list for digs with 996. Former All-American libero Krystal Torres (2005-08) holds the all-time record for digs with 1,942.
Senior Kesley Brennan has 272 total blocks on her career and could move into the top 10 in the Aggie record books with 47 more total blocks this year. Former Aggie Whitney Woods (2007-10) hold the No. 10 spot on the all-time total blocks list with 319, while former All-American Amber Simpson (2005-08) owns the Aggie record with 515.


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Ryan's budget would shift Medicaid to a block grant, with increases restricted to population growth and inflation. This means roughly 3 percent annual increases, rather than the current 7 percent, according to the Bipartisan Policy Center.
While reasonable minds can differ on how programs should be constructed, Reese said "a budget is a moral document, represents the values of a nation very concretely. One of those values should be concern for the poor and the sick and the needy."
Bishops on the budget
Shortly before the Georgetown confrontation, the U.S. Conference of Bishops issued a statement widely interpreted as a rebuke of Ryan, who had just announced his latest budget proposal.
"A central moral measure of any budget proposal is how it affects 'the least of these' (Matthew 25). The needs of those who are hungry and homeless, without work or in poverty should come first," the letter read.
The Bishops' letter then waded into specifics, arguing "just solutions, however, must require shared sacrifice by all, including raising adequate revenues, eliminating unnecessary military and other spending, and fairly addressing the long-term costs of health insurance and retirement programs."
The last phrase could be interpreted as an escape clause for Ryan's supporters, as their argument is that reining in entitlements, especially middle class entitlements, is the necessary prerequisite to securing the safety net.
"It seems like we have to do something like what Ryan has proposed, though maybe not exactly and maybe not as quickly," said Peter Lawler, a professor of political philosophy at Berry College in Georgia and a Catholic.
Arthur Brooks, President of the American Enterprise Institute and also a Catholic, explained why the bishops may be uncomfortable with the budget.
"The bishops have expressed a lot of discomfort with Paul's (Ryan) budget because of a biblical preference for the poor," Brooks said. "That is completely understandable, especially given the culture in which they have come to see the welfare state as the primary way we help the poor."
Radical individualism
In attacking Ryan, critics have more to work with than the budget itself. There is also the company he keeps. Ryan's critics point to his longstanding enthusiasm with the controversial novelist, atheist and libertarian Ayn Rand, as evidence that his worldview is not truly Christian.
"There is no better place to find the moral case for capitalism and individualism than through Ayn Rand's writings and works," Ryan said in 2005 at the Atlas Society while speaking at an event celebrating Rand's career.
Ryan told the same gathering that Rand's work "inspired me so much that it's required reading in my office for all my interns and my staff," according to transcripts at the Atlas Society website.
"That's not Catholic," Lawler said. "Ayn Rand is nuts. No Catholic can agree with that. No Catholic can agree that we are deep down selfish individuals. No Catholic can even agree with Glenn Beck that 'social justice is an oxymoron.'"
As Ryan's budget came under sharper attack from the Left, his affinity for Rand became a lightning rod for criticism, leading him to distance himself from her.
"I reject her philosophy," Ryan told Robert Costa at National Review in April. "It's an atheist philosophy. It reduces human interactions down to mere contracts and it is antithetical to my worldview. If somebody is going to try to paste a person's view on epistemology to me, then give me Thomas Aquinas."
In a May 4 town meeting, Ryan further distanced himself from Rand. "Just because you like someone's novels doesn't mean you agree with their entire worldview philosophy," Ryan told the audience, describing Rand's atheist worldview as "completely antithetical to mine."
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Although hardware is still a key part of their businesses, top thin-client vendors are working to expand their software expertise.
Although hardware is still a key part of their businesses, top thin-client vendors are working to expand their software expertise. New Wyse Technology Inc. President and CEO John Kish came to the San Jose, Calif., company about six months ago after more than 15 years at Oracle Corp. and several years with startups. Most of the new executives Kish has brought in have software backgrounds.
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The cost of Lin Ping's new loan agreement, about 660 million baht, is not much if people take into account the annual revenue that the celebrity giant panda and its family have been generating, the president of the South East Asian Zoos Association said on Wednesday.
Lin Ping is one of the pandas said to be generating about three billion baht of annual income for Chiang Mai province. (Photo by Thiti Wannamontha)
Sophon Dumnui, former director of the Zoological Park Organisation, said the pandas have been generating about three billion baht of annual income for Chiang Mai province.
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If you're late paying your health insurance premium, how long can you delay before your policy is canceled? Most insurance companies will give customers a 30-day grace period on the faith that they'll pay up by the end of the month. But that is changing under the Affordable Care Act. The law extends that grace period to 90 days for some new insurance policies. And as Eric Whitney reports, insurance companies, doctors, and state regulators are all confused about what exactly that means.
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RANDY BOWEN: I have needed it a couple of times. So, on average, I've probably averaged out.
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BOWEN: It doesn't happen frequently now. In my past, in my youth, it happened often. You know, sometimes it would get dark in the house.
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ANDERS GILBERG: That's where I think the concern comes in, is if you've already chosen not to continue your insurance, then, again, the difficulty in collecting from someone who's already made that choice is a concern for physician practices.
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I'm asking, because a very good article in The Ecologist, which I think deserves to be widely read, brings a new light to this question. It's succinct, readable, and when I got to the section headed "It's the money, stupid" in bold font.... even I was bowled over by the length of the list of politicians.
Head over to "Nuclear power trumps democracy" by Donnachadh McCarthy. He is a former Deputy Chair of the Liberal Democrats. Here's the link http://www.theecologist.org/blogs_and_comments/commentators/2587477/nuclear_power_trumps_democracy.html
Well, that's reason enough for me, but there is another cogent article, this time by the editor of the Ecologist, OliverTickell, about keeping the U.K's status as a WMD (weapons of mass destruction) state and about tritium production. It's entitled "Bombs Ahoy! Why the UK is desperate for nuclear power"
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Shirley Marie Smith Vogt, 84, formerly of West Alexander, PA, passed away on Wednesday February 6, 2013, in Erie, PA, residing there following her husband's death in 2008.
She was born on April 16, 1928 in Phoenixville, PA, the daughter of the late Leslie E. and Ethel Corbett Smith. She was the last of her immediate family
Shirley was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was of the Lutheran faith.
Shirley graduated from Phoenixville High School in 1945. She was a bookkeeper her entire adult life, retiring from Benedem-Tree Oil Company of Pittsburgh, PA.
Shirley learned to knit in high school. Throughout her life she enjoyed both teaching the craft of knitting and counted cross stitch and making items for herself, family, and friends. She was a member and past Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 496, Phoenixville.
She loved all animals, but especially dogs. Her constant companion and much-loved Pug, Olivia, will miss her. In the 1980's Shirley bred and showed AKC Belgian Sheepdogs and was a member of the Belgian Sheepdog Rescue Trust providing shelter for many Belgian Sheepdogs until permanent homes could be found.
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In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Howard Paul Vogt. Shirley and Howard were devoted to each other throughout their 52 years of marriage until his death in July of 2008. She is also preceded in death by a sister, Jane Smith Peirson; her brothers-in-law, John "Jack" Peirson, Gilbert Vogt and Noland Vogt, and sisters-in-law, Erna "Blondie" Nobbe Vogt and Barbara Long Vogt.
Shirley is survived by her daughter, Wendy V. Szallay and husband, Frank, of Erie, PA; her son, Paul L. Vogt of Albuquerque, NM, and her son, James B. Vogt of Cranberry Twp, PA. Also surviving are her beloved grandchildren, Christopher P. Rusmisel of Claysville, PA; Senior Airman Adam C. Rusmisel of Cheyenne, WY, and Matthew and Carolyn Vogt of Cranberry Twp, PA.
MeMe Shirley, as she was called by her grandchildren, always attended her grandchildren's events. Shirley is also survived by five nieces and nephews, including William L. Peirson and his family of Bel Air, MD.
Friends and family are invited to visitation on Monday, February 11, from 10 a.m. until the time of the service at 11 a.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Chester Springs, PA. Interment will follow in St. Peter's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Chester Springs. Shirley will be buried next to her husband, mother and father, sister and brother-in-law.
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Man Candy Mondays: Colin Farrell by Jamie Beckman Aug 29, 2011 Share Tweet Pin Share Save A rolling Irish brogue and hypnotic deep, dark brown eyes are two of many things this oh-so-hot bad boy has to offer. After all, any man rumored to have dated Britney Spears in her tip-top prime has to have a magnetic presence. Now, he's making girls scream in a totally different way, as a sexy (and deadly) vampire in the latest remake of Fright Night, in theaters now. As for his past sins, before he went to rehab in 2005, well, forgiveness was meant for hot guys like this! Read Full Story
The Help cleans up at the box office by Deanna Barnert Aug 22, 2011 Share Tweet Pin Share Save With just about everyone talking about The Help this week, it's no surprise the heavy drama took the number one spot at the box office Aug. 19-21, 2011. Rise of the Planet of the Apes slipped to second, while new contenders Conan the Barbaria, Fright Night, Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World and One Day showed little to no fight. Read Full Story
Fright Night vs Conan: What remake will win? by Krystal Clark Aug 19, 2011 Share Tweet Pin Share Save This weekend we'll see a box office battle between the remakes of cult classics Fright Night and Conan the Barbarian. Both open Friday alongside Spy Kids: All the Time in the World 4D and One Day. There may be four major releases but the real showdown is between the vamp and the slayer. Read Full Story