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We live in Tempe. Recently (1 wk) planted golden bamboo in our yeard. Plenty of sun. Watering regime about 5-6 gallons per day. Leaves are turning brown. Have used Moon Juice but that hasn't worked yet. Any suggestions? |
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Golden Goddess bamboo requires partial / filtered sun. I made the same mistake and had to transplant it to shadier location where its thrived. |
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Phoenix, but not specific to your cultivar. |
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Standing in an acre of mature, secluded gardens in Thorpe St Andrew, just over two miles from Norwich city centre, we offer you a choice of eight beautifully appointed, non-smoking guest rooms, most with south-facing views over the Yare valley and NWT Thorpe Marshes, Norwich's newest nature reserve.
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noun \ˈchōk-ˌcher-ē\Definition of CHOKECHERRY
: a wild cherry (Prunus virginiana) of the United States and Canada having bitter or astringent red to black edible fruit; also : this fruit
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)One of several varieties of shrub or small tree (Prunus virginiana) of the rose family, native to North America. Though it is aptly named for the astringent, acidic taste of its reddish cherries, its fruit may be made into jelly and preserves. The stones and wilted foliage are poisonous. The trees often form dense thickets on moist soils. They are frequently attacked and defoliated by eastern tent caterpillars. Foul-scented white flowers are produced in hanging spikes, and the slender brown twigs also have an unpleasant odour and a bitter taste.
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We find ourselves in need of a new sofa. We have a large living room so scale is a consideration. I find myself in love with the Drexel Heritage Angeli sofa. http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Living-Room-Furniture/Postobello-Home/i437088-Angeli-Sofa.aspx I am an avid internet shopper so unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to sit on it. I like the length, the height, the style etc.....however I'm not a huge fan of their fabrics. I am also considering Lee. We love these chairs which will co-ordinate with the Drexel sofa. However, Lee also has a sofa that goes with these chairs....only it's much smaller...like 84 long and not as tall.(I like tall because I am :)). Lee's fabric choices are better. What to do? Any opinions on Drexel's upholstery versus Lee? I know Lee is made in NC and has a great reputation. I know Drexel sells a lot of case goods but I don't hear much about upholstery. What are your thoughts/experience? Thanks in advance! I should add that there is only one furniture store in my area that carries Drexel and they do not have any upholstery :(. |
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sorry didn't know how to post more than one link. Here is the Drexel sofa. |
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Della Dean Kershner, 89, La Crosse, died Monday, May 12, 2014, at her home.
Della Dean Kershner, 89, La Crosse, died Monday, May 12, 2014, at her home.
She was born Oct. 25, 1924, in Potwin to George and Iva (Scrivner) Newbury.
She married Frank U. Kershner on June 25, 1942, in Larned. He preceded her in death Aug. 12, 1972. She owned and operated RC Sundries, Rush Center, for seven years, and La Crosse Liquor for 20 years.
Survivors include a son, Jim Kershner, and wife, Sherry, La Crosse; two daughters, Caroletta Larkin, La Crosse, and Edra Powell and husband, Tim, Sanger, Texas; a sister, Marcelene Mardis, Corpus Christi; 11 grandchildren, Conni Souder, Thackerville, Okla., Craig Honderick, Sanger, Texas, Tate Kershner and wife, Amy, Hays, Kelli Legleiter and husband, Craig, La Crosse, Tim Kershner, Hays, Cody Powell, Mary Powell, Keith Powell, Billy Powell, Crystal Powell, and Johnny Powell, all of Sanger; 15 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and a brother, David Newbury.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Janousek Funeral Home, La Crosse.
Family will receive friends at the Walnut Valley Senior Center, Rush Center, immediately following the service.
Memorials are suggested to the Rush County Amusement Company, or donor's choice in care of Janousek Funeral Home, La Crosse.
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Bidding has soared for this 1963 U.S. Dollar Bill which was autographed by all four Beatles, early in their career.
The dollar, signed prior to their appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, during The Beatles historic first U.S. visit in February 1964, is thought to be the only one in existence.
It has taken 35 years for James McCartney to step out from his father's shadow. In his 20s, the son of Beatles legend Paul McCartney shunned his father, hated his new step-mother and descended into a dark world of drink and drugs.
When he turned to Class A drugs - with terrifying horse tranquiliser ketamine - even his sisters cut ties with him. But that is now all in the past.
MONTHS of detective work are finally paying off for the organisers of a nostalgia-themed Northwich Carnival. This year's event will celebrate 50 years since the Beatles crowned the carnival queen.
Barbara Turner, committee president and secretary, was keen to mark the golden anniversary by tracking down the queen and her retinue from 1963 and inviting them to this year's carnival, on July 6.
One of the most highly regarded musicians of all time, Paul was part of some small band called The Beatles (we'd never heard of them before either), but he will of course be best known for his work with Wings.
McCartney, who turns 71 today, was born in Liverpool and met John Lennon when he was 15 years old, with the two eventually playing together in a band called The Quarrymen.
ON Saturday evening, Barrie Herbert will be among the audience at Abergavenny's Borough Theatre, watching a Beatles tribute band.
And 50 years ago, he was at the same venue, onstage and backstage, as the original Fab Four played to a frenzied crowd in the early stages of their now legendary career.
SIR PAUL McCARTNEY is urging fans to mark his birthday by sending donations to a cancer charity.
The Beatles legend turns 71 on Tuesday (18Jun13) and he decided to mark the occasion by launching a fundraising initiative in aid of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, an organisation which helps the London hospital of the same name provide vital care.
Ringo Starr's personal photographer Rob Shanahan posted an amazing picture of the Beatles iconic Ludwig drum kit now on display at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. Rob's FB page is "Rob Shanahan Music Photography",
A rare demonstration copy of the Beatles' debut single 'Love Me Do'has sold for a whopping $10,255.74 on eBay. The demo copy, which the seller said was from his personal collection, was reportedly one of just 250 made for radio station airplay in 1962.
"Let Us In Americana," a new Paul McCartney tribute album, will be released June 25 on the 46th anniversary of the worldwide television broadcast of the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love" in 1967 by Reviver Records, the company announced Saturday.
"We're about to see a goddamned Beatle." You couldn't walk five feet without hearing at least one person utter that glowing refrain during night two of Bonnaroo around the What Stage (not that you could walk five feet; by nightfall, the 16-acre Manchester, Tennessee, farm was packed to the silo with 70,000 people).


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12 Movies to See After You Watch 'Die Hard'
Features By Christopher Campbell on December 12, 2014 | Be the First To CommentHo-Ho-Ho. 'Tis the season to watch Die Hard, the classic Christmas-set action blockbuster that is also one of the most influential movies of all time. Not only has it spawned four actual sequels and a number of pseudo sequels, it's also been copied, ripped off and practically remade over and over again without shame. And yet Die Hard was not even the first "Die Hard on a ____ " movie. Nor was it a wholly original work, having been adapted from a book that was meant to be a sequel to another book and its movie adaptation. As much as this John McTiernan-directed breakout for Bruce Willis became a leader in its genre, it still owed a ton to movies that came before it. Some of those are indirect precursors in premise, others explicitly referenced. Die Hard is a movie that is, like its hero is said to be, an "orphan of a bankrupt culture," informed by many movies its creators likely saw as children. That doesn't make it bankrupt itself, because the borrowing from and alluding to earlier works has enriched masterpieces for millennia. Below is a list of movies that any Die Hard fan or newbie should go back and look at in order to be familiar with some great oldies as well as to better appreciate this 1988 hit through that familiarity. As usual, I've selected 12 titles, which is an especially appropriate number for a Christmas movie. Maybe watch Die Hard on December 25th and then watch one […]
Comparing Cinema's Surprisingly Numerous Rooster Cogburns
Features By Adam Bellotto on June 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentToday marks the 45th anniversary of True Grit. But just because the original is the one regarded most fondly doesn't mean there aren't other True Grits out there. The franchise is actually bigger than you'd think — with a novel and four films, True Grit has as much franchise moxie as Jaws does (sadly, what True Grit lacks is a theme park ride where an animatronic John Wayne heaves himself against your boat, causing a Universal Studios tour guide to blast him with a grenade launcher). Yes, once you include the sequel Rooster Cogburn, the Coen Brothers' remake, and the forgotten-by-society TV movie True Grit: A Further Adventure, we've got four True Grit movies on our hands. And with so many, we've also got numerous Rooster Cogburns: John Wayne in the original '69 True Grit and its '75 follow-up Warren Oates in A Further Adventure Jeff Bridges in the only 21st Century True Grit. But which Cogburn is best? Which is the shaggiest, the paunchiest, the most likely to go on a drunken tirade and draw a pistol on small animals? The only way to find out is to compare our Roosters, using four distinct categories: Looks, Gunplay, Morals, and Acting Ability Of The Rooster Portrayer. Switch your eye patch to the other eye, and let's begin.
Movies to Watch After You've Seen 'Riddick': Any Westerns
Features By Christopher Campbell on September 8, 2013 | Comments (5)Initially I set out to compile a list of specific movies to watch after you've seen Riddick, in the same fashion as I've done for other new releases. But in an attempt to pick out titles worth recommending, I couldn't choose. The thing about Riddick is that it's not too directly derivative of any individual precursors. While the original movie in the franchise, Pitch Black, could mostly be traced back to 3:10 to Yuma given its central setup involving a prisoner transport plot, Riddick is more of a typical Western with tropes found in too many examples to mention. Part of the problem might be that it's kind of all over the place. In the first act we follow Riddick (Vin Diesel) through a solo outing on a desolate planet. He faces trials of survival against monsters, making the early section more like a Harryhausen movie than a cowboy flick, though I guess that means a nod to Jim O'Connolly's The Valley of Gwangi is in order, and going back further The Beast of Hollow Mountain, which features effects by Harryhausen mentor Willis O'Brien. Both of these deal with dinosaurs in the Old West. There's also Tremors 4: The Legend Begins, which is a prequel revealing how the subterranean Graboids (or "dirt dragons") were around as far back as 1889.
Why John Ford's 'The Searchers' is the Best Western of All Time
Features By Scott Beggs on October 1, 2012 | Comments (7)Looking for any excuse, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius are using the Sight & Sound poll results as a reason to take different angles on the greatest movies of all time. Every week, they'll discuss another entry in the list, dissecting old favorites from odd angles, discovering movies they haven't seen before and asking you to join in on the conversation. Of course it helps if you've seen the movie because there will be plenty of spoilers. This week, Cole desperately tries to explain to a skeptical Landon why John Ford's monument to Western filmmaking is the best of the genre. But even if The Searchers capably and wondrously checks all the boxes, does that make it the greatest of all time? And why (at #7) is it alone at the top?
John Ford is The Western. Instrumental in elevating the genre and crafting more iconic films than can fit in a saddle bag, the director had a filmmaking career spanning 63 years and managed to make eye patches cool on top of building a legendary resume. Sporting four Oscars (for How Green Was My Valley, The Grapes of Wrath, The Informer and The Quiet Man), Ford saw the work of a filmmaker as a way to make a living, a job not to be seen through romance or puffery. Still, it's impossible to overstate his influence. If you could ask David Lean, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and other masters who inspired them, they'd all bring up Ford's name. The directors we all look up to, look up to him. So here's a bit of free film school (for fans and filmmakers alike) from the man who made Jimmy Stewart play Wyatt Earp so audiences wouldn't go to the bathroom.
Culture Warrior: The Manifest Destiny of The Western's Expansion in 2011
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on August 2, 2011 | Comments (1)A genre nearly as old as filmmaking itself, the western thrived throughout the years of the studio system but has zigzagged across rough terrain for the past forty or so years. For the last fifteen-ish years, the struggling, commercially unfriendly genre was either manifested in a neoclassical nostalgic form limited in potential mass appeal (Appaloosa, Open Range) or in reimagined approaches that ran the gamut between contrived pap and inspired deconstructions (anything from Wild Wild West to The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford). But last December, True Grit – a bona fide western remake that relied on the opportunities available in the genre's conventions rather than bells, whistles, or ironic tongues in their respective cheeks – became a smash hit. Did this film reinvigorate a genre that was on life support, as the supposed revitalization of the musical is thought to have done a decade ago, or are westerns surviving by moving along a different route altogether? Three westerns released so far this year – Gore Verbinski's Rango, Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff, and, as of this weekend, Jon Favreau's Cowboys & Aliens – suggest mixed directions for the dusty ol' genre.
Vintage Trailer of the Day: McLintock! (1963)
Features By Scott Beggs on May 22, 2011 | Be the First To CommentJohn Wayne was not only King of the Western but also King of the Comedy Western when the need arose. McLintock! may be one of the best in that regard, but if you watch the trailer, it seems like the entire movie is about people sliding down a hill into a pile of watery mud. But this is far more than just a big brawl in a muddy hole. This film is actually a kind of remake of "Taming of the Shrew" which sees Wayne going toe to toe with Maureen O'Hara for the fourth time in their acting career. The Quiet Man might be their most famous work together, but this is probably their funniest. Plus, yeah, there's a big fight in a pile of mud. And it's pretty awesome.
Vintage Trailer of the Day: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
Features By Scott Beggs on May 11, 2011 | Be the First To CommentJohn Ford did Westerns the way Michael Bay does explosions. With a remarkable amount of power and skill. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance unites John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Vera Miles and Lee Marvin all under the directing prowess of the master, and the result is a hell of a ride through a dry gulch with one bullet left in the chamber. Is it a fantastic movie? Yes. But it's also notable for being the first time that John Wayne ever calls someone "Pilgrim," on screen, and that's reason enough to celebrate right there.
Old Ass Movies: John Wayne Leads Us Down 'Blood Alley'
Features By Scott Beggs on May 8, 2011 | Comments (2)Your weekly fix of great movies made before you were born that you should check out before you die. John Wayne wasn't the first choice to play Captain Tom Wilder. Or the second. Or third. But he takes the role of a man trying to lead a village through treacherous waters without a map, and he makes it his crazy own. It's a middle child of his career and a middle child of the genre (whatever genre that might be), but it manages to be an enduring classic simply because of how strange it is.
Vintage Trailer of the Day: The Alamo (1960)
Features By Scott Beggs on April 30, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThere's almost nothing historically accurate about The Alamo, but it's a corny piece of entertainment elevated by the presence of The Duke. John Wayne rocks a leather coat with fringe on it throughout this (as the trailer boasts) $12m epic. Twelve million dollars! For a movie! Who would spend that kind of cash? But, seriously, that would be like making a broad Western today for $88m. Not a small amount of money for something with no capes in it. Although Wayne was involved (and partially financed the film himself), it's Laurence Harvey who won the Badass Award. During a shot, a cannon fell over onto his foot, breaking it, and Harvey continued with the scene and then treated the wound himself. Two years later, he'd go on to play the iconic role of Raymond Shaw in The Manchurian Candidate.
It's become common wisdom to say that the best remakes are those made of non-canonical, non-classic films; that is, it's typically better to give a second go to a film that – while possibly venerated, is hardly deemed a work of perfection that can't be improved upon – than to redo a classic. Such a rule isn't set in stone, of course, but it can be argued through example via some of the most celebrated of remakes (like The Thing or, in a more modest and more recent example of improvement-on-imperfection, The Crazies), and are often a result of a genuine inspiration from the source material rather than a simple means of capitalizing from its name. With the Coen brothers' quite popular and much celebrated remake of True Grit, however, the distinction of what kind of a remake it is isn't exactly so clear, as what kind of movie the original is proves to be something of an enigma in of itself.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: December 24, 2010
Features By Kevin Carr on December 24, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr dresses up in a big red suit and sneaks into people's houses. The only difference is that he sneaks into the houses of all the naughty girls. But before he can manage that undertaking, he sets his sights on the last wash of movies hitting the multiplexes this season. He travels with Jack Black to the Bermuda Triangle in Gulliver's Travels then heads out west to catch a killer with True Grit. Finally, he brings his Christmas movie watching to a close by stabbing himself in the face with Little Fockers. Ho ho ho, the humanity!
The Coens Say Hailee Steinfeld Has 'True Grit'
Movie News By Neil Miller on February 23, 2010 | Comments (2)In December, we reported on a national talent search that was underway over at Paramount Pictures. The Coen Brothers were looking for an unknown young actress to star in their upcoming rework of True Grit, based on the novel by Charles Portis. We now know that said girl will be played by Hailee Steinfeld.
An Irish-American named Sean Thornton (John Wayne) leaves his broken boxing life behind for Ireland to take back his family farm, he meets and falls for Mary Kate Danaher (Maureen O'Hara).
Will The Duke Abide Jeff Bridges In The Coen's 'True Grit' Remake?
Casting Couch By Rob Hunter on September 11, 2009 | Comments (3)For some reason, I get the feeling that Rooster Cogburn will suddenly be attacked by a water-dwelling mammal.
By The Way: Coen Brothers Remaking 'True Grit'
In Development By Scott Beggs on March 16, 2009 | Comments (22)If anyone could do it, it's the Coen Brothers. But who could possible fill John Wayne's shoes as the iconic Rooster Cogburn?
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While praying for a stranger, an indescribable feeling of holiness came over me.
As she stood behind him at his feet weeping, she began to wet his feet with her tears. Luke 7:38
I had volunteered to pray at the altar with those who came forward with requests at the Sunday evening prayer service. A woman approached and handed me an index card with a prayer request for her parents. She knelt down on the cushion on the front side of the altar rail, and I knelt down on the wooden floor on the other side.
She placed her hands on the rail and bowed her head. I placed my hands on top of hers, closed my eyes and began to pray.
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Since I knew very few of the details of her situation, I didn't feel I was praying for her as well as I should and my prayers didn't seem very eloquent.
That's why I was surprised when I felt a teardrop fall onto the back of my hand. Another came, and then another. An indescribable feeling of sharing a moment of holiness came over me.
After I had finished praying, the woman wiped her eyes and we hugged. I remembered how Jesus had been bathed with a woman's tears and I felt privileged to have been His representative for a brief moment to receive the gift of tears offered to Him from one of His beloved daughters.
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This site is for junior, collegiate, and professional athletes who want to gain The Mental Edge to outperform the competition.
By going thru the Elite Performance Mental Conditioning Program, athletes learn and apply key mental skills to consistently perform to the upper ranges of their talent and abilities, especially in pressure situations. These mental performance skills include:
Congratulations to Alex. He is officially headed to Duke to play college golf!
"When I started with Alex he was a Top 40 player. Now he is the #2 ranked Junior in NC. I could not be happier for Alex and his family. What an incredible achievement!"
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Congrats to Vinay Ramesh! Vinay and his parents flew to Raleigh prior to the Pennsylvania Junior State Championships...and my work with Vinay paid off! The talented junior who will play for Princeton in college fired a 75-70 to WIN the championship on the 3rd playoff hole!
"This win would not have been possible without Trusting in my Process. My mental conditioning has let me play up to my capabilities."
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Congratulations to my boss, Dan Duquette, for being named MLB Executive of the Year, and to Buck Showalter for being named AL Manager of the Year! The Orioles' leadership team has created a culture of high expectations, peak performance, and winning...and I am so fortunate to assist Mr. Duquette and Buck - to provide mental training for our key pitching prospects - to help the Orioles be competitive on an annual basis.
I just returned home from our Academy in the Dominican Republic and am very excited about the development of our young hurlers. Guys like Peralta, Jimenez, and Alvarado are getting better every day and hopefully will be pitching in the States soon and progress through our minor league system.
Proud to be a part of the best organization in baseball!
Seth Kaplan, M.Ed.
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Congrats to Makenna Hammer after her 2nd place finish (out of 47 girls) at the 1A/2A Eastern Regionals. Makenna has considerable shotmaking skills and now that her mental game is high level she is able to "let out" that talent and ability! Makenna intends to play college golf at Methodist next year.
I have received lots of "congratulations" following the Orioles win last night to clinch the American League East. However, the credit goes to General Manager Dan Duquette, O's Manager Buck Showalter, and of course, the players! Hopefully, the Orioles will finish strong to close out the year and take all that momentum into the ALDS.
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I am pleased to announce the following:
- Alex Smalley is now #4 in NC and has verbally committed to play for Duke University!
- James Mishoe is up 1 spot to #11. James will play for UNC Greensboro next year!
- Mark Johnston continues to take his game to the next level. Up 19 spots to #34!
- Jennings Milholen is up 3 spots to #82
- Cooper Daniel jumps 31 spots to #137
- Zander McCall is up 25 spots to #153
- Max Busser is having a great summer and is now #154 - up 42 spots!
- Zack Freeman won his first tournament and is now #220 - up 54 spots!
- Ronnie Uszenski makes the biggest leap. He is #246 - up 99 spots!
- Evan Crook is doing great as well. He jumps 63 spots to #257
- Alex Parker is now ranked! He's in at #261
- William Crook is applying his Mental Conditioning Plan - up 91 spots to #383
- Makenna Hammer jumps 16 spots to #59 in the Girls NC Rankings
*Congrats to Alex, James, Mark, Jennings, Cooper, Zander, Max, Zack, Ronnie, Evan, Alex Parker, William, and Makenna. Great job!
Congratulations to Alex Smalley who has verbally committed to Duke University! Recently, Alex (ranked #6 in NC) fired an 11-under 64-69 for 2nd place at Joe Cheves and will be playing in the prestigious Bobby Chapman Invitational in Spartanburg, SC on Sept 19-21.
"I couldn't be more proud of Alex. He did everything I asked of him, worked his tail off to improve his mental game, and now he has achieved his goal. In college he will be playing ACC golf in front of family and friends for one of the best programs in the country!"
I am pleased to announce the signing of Brad Miller, a pro who plays PGA Tour Canada! I recently worked with Brad in Towson, Maryland and he is now back in Canada for the final 4 events of the season. I will loop back with Brad when he is in Pinehurst, NC preparing for Qualifying School.
Brad fired a 64 last season to qualify for a web.com tour event and together we will take his mental game and overall game to the next level!


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Despite the news that 8 million people have signed up for health insurance through the ACA's new marketplaces, the April Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds no change in overall opinion of the law since last month . The most common reason for remaining uninsured is not being able to find an affordable plan. Also, a majority of the public supports the ACA's requirement that private health insurance plans cover the full cost of birth control and believes that for-profit companies should be subject to this requirement even if their owners object to birth control on religious grounds.
Poll Finding Read MoreKaiser Health Policy News Index: April 2014
The Kaiser Health Policy News Index is designed to help journalists and policymakers understand which health policy-related news stories Americans are paying attention to, and what the public understands about health policy issues covered in the news. This month's Index finds that the public followed the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, the shooting at the Fort Hood army post, and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, more closely than any health policy news stories. Among health policy news, the most closely-followed story was coverage of how many people have enrolled in health insurance options under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which just over half the public reports following "very" or "fairly" closely.
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The March Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds that the gap between unfavorable and favorable opinions of the ACA narrowed this month among the public and the uninsured, and more want Congress to improve the law than replace it. The survey also finds that six in ten of the uninsured are unaware of the March 31 deadline to sign up for coverage, and half say they plan to remain uninsured.
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The Kaiser Health Policy News Index is designed to help journalists and policymakers understand which health policy-related news stories Americans are paying attention to, and what the public understands about health policy issues covered in the news. This month's Index finds that the public followed the missing Malaysia Airlines flight and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia more closely than news about ACA enrollment. Additionally, many Americans remain unaware of the status of Medicaid expansion in their own states.
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The July Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds that over half the public has an unfavorable view of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in July, up eight percentage points since last month, while the share viewing the law favorably held steady at just under four in ten. This month's poll also explored the public's reaction to the Supreme Court decision upholding craft store chain Hobby Lobby's ability to deny workers coverage of certain contraceptives based on the company's owners' religious beliefs. The public overall is evenly split between those who approve and disapprove of the Court's decision, with only a small difference in opinion between women and men, but deep divisions by party identification, ideology, and religious affiliation.
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Matthew 11:12 - And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force.
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Money in focus as UN climate talks enter last day
In this January 2011 file photo, Beam Down Pilot project, a joint pilot project of the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, Japan's Cosmo Oil Company and the Tokyo Institute of Technology, takes the conventional concentrated solar power design and literally turns it to on its head at Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The dean of a research institute at the core of Abu Dhabi's green-energy city said Sunday the government remains firmly committed to renewable power after recent shifts in the ambitious project's goals. Masdar City was originally conceived as a self-contained "carbon-neutral" community of 40,000 residents and even more commuters where cars would be banned and waste and water would be recycled. Associated Press
DOHA, Qatar — A dispute over money clouded U.N. climate talks Friday, as rich and poor countries sparred over funds meant to help the developing world cover the rising costs of mitigating global warming and adapting to it.
Developing countries want firm commitments from rich nations to scale up climate aid to poor countries to $100 billion annually by 2020, a general pledge that was made three years ago.
Rich nations are unwilling to commit to specific targets now, citing world financial turmoil and pressure on their budgets.
After overnight negotiations, a draft agreement was presented Friday that does not include midterm targets, which developing countries had called for. The U.N. climate secretariat said "further consultations are necessary."
That issue has overshadowed the talks since they started last week in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the slow-moving annual negotiations aimed at crafting a global response to climate change.
Climate activists said the talks were being held back by short-sighted financial concerns among developed countries.
"The tone of the negotiations is extremely sour now," said Greenpeace international leader Kumi Naidoo, who predicted that discussions would continue into the weekend.
Rich nations pledged in 2009 to deliver long-term financing to help poor nations switch to clean energy and adapt to rising sea levels and other impacts of global warming. They offered $10 billion a year in 2010-2012 in "fast-start" financing, pledging that the amount would be increased to $100 billion in 2020. But they didn't say how.
The latest text on the table urges developed countries "to make firm commitments to provide scaled up climate finance beyond 2012" but didn't include any midterm targets.
Negotiators were also trying to finalize an agreement to formally extend the Kyoto Protocol, an emissions reduction pact for rich countries that expires at the end of this year.
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The Communist Party of India (CPI) staged a dharna in front of Sub Collector's office here demanding the government to pay compensation to the people who suffered losses due to Nilam cyclone and heavy rains.
Addressing the gathering on Saturday, CPI city secretary Donepudi Sankar said that 16 divisions in the city were marooned in Budameru floods.
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WRN Broadcast is providing pioneering local TV broadcaster Made TV with distribution services to make its local TV content available on the UK Sky platform. The service includes multiplexing, encoding and uplinking onto WRN Broadcast's satellite capacity for four local TV channels. This will allow over 10 million viewers living around Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds and Tyne & Wear to enjoy Made TV through their Sky box.
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North Korea warned the United States and South Korea on Thursday to halt military exercises scheduled for this weekend and to back off any new sanctions against the communist country if they want to see a nuclear weapon—free Korean peninsula.
The warning issued on the sidelines of a regional meeting of Southeast Asian nations in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi, came as tensions on the peninsula simmer over the sinking of a South Korean warship that killed 46 sailors and a day after Washington said it would impose new sanctions aimed at stifling the North's nuclear activities.
"If the U.S. is really interested in the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, it should halt the military exercises and sanctions that destroy the mood for dialogue," North Korean spokesman Ri Tong Il told reporters.
He said any new sanctions would be in violation of a U.N. Security Council statement approved earlier this month that condemned the sinking but stopped short of directly assigning blame.
An international investigation blamed the North for the March sinking of the navy ship Cheonan, but the country has vehemently denied the allegations.
The 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are now caught in the middle of a diplomatic tug—of—war, with the two Koreas each battling for the exact wording of one paragraph in a regional security statement about the sinking. The statement will be issued on Friday by ASEAN, along with 17 other nations that include the United States, Japan and both Koreas.
The North and its main ally China are pushing to avoid any terse wording, while South Korea and its staunch backer the United States want tough language condemning the attack and nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula.
There was similar haggling earlier in the week during the ASEAN's foreign ministers meeting, which concluded with a watered—down version of what South Korea wanted. The ministers' statement "deplored" the ship sinking, but characterized it as an "incident" instead of an "attack."
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived in Vietnam on Thursday, a day after announcing the new sanctions while on a visit to Seoul. She and the representatives of the other five nations involved in stalled talks on the North's nuclear programme will be at Friday's security gathering, but diplomats have said meetings between the sides are unlikely.
Seoul has said no one—on—one meetings with the North are possible until an apology is issued for the ship sinking.
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Aliens of Trek Lit, Chapter Two: Tzenkethi!
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I loved the bit in
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where the Tzenkethi Autarch takes us through his mental process of manipulating absolutely everything and everyone around him to his own wishes. He predicts and plans and manipulates them to get them to stage preemptive attacks against Federation colonies, and the best part is when he admits to himself that he basically does this purely for fun and to fill the time. He has no greater purpose in doing this than to screw with them, because he knows he can. And it works. I guess that's why he's the Autarch.
And that ties into what you were saying about predicting behaviour,
. This kind of manipulation works well among the Tzenkethi themselves, because it is simply inherent in their culture. The Autarch does the manipulating because that's what the Autarch does, and the Tzelnira get manipulated because that's what the Tzelnira are there for. But as you said, it seems that when they try to apply those same techniques outside of the Coalition, it doesn't work quite as smoothly.
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EXO Drabbles [DISCONTINUED BUT STILL AVAILABLE TO READERS]
Hello .
Welcome to my EXO Drabbles. This is just a little something to increase my writing abilities. I've read many fanfics and to be honest, I'm not very satisfied with them, so I thought what's so hard about them? And this is where this came in.
I will not update often.
like many of you, i have school to deal with and a busy life.
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The first chapter will be the table of contents.
I usually don't write in 'you' POV form, but I will on the majority of the chapters. If not, it will have a made up name in which you can consider that person being you, but of course who wouldn't want to be having with EXO ;)))
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This collection is now discontinued because I am a lazy er and I now hate EXO. Kthnxbai. Any complaints please file it to my nonexistent secretary.
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Dear Apple, you're half-way there
In January you told Apple what you wanted in iPhone OS 4.0. Did the development team heed your advice? Well, even though iPhone OS 4 is only in its first beta release, Apple has already added 50% of the major features you wanted.
What was delivered?
Vertical swiping, app switching, background VoIP/audio playback and enhanced abilities for apps to save state and return you to the point where you left off are available in iPhone OS 4 through the new multitasking features. App organization and overall device app capacity has been improved with the introduction of Folders. A new home screen has been implemented with background wallpapers and a new dock.
What got left out?
Flash (and it's never going to happen, so just forget about it), a new lock screen, support for more codecs, and disk mode are the obvious ones that didn't make the list. However, some of the smaller feature requests are still possible, since they would be relatively minor changes that would be easy to implement as the SDK beta continues to progress. The ability to lock the device to portrait or landscape could still be a feature we'll see, especially considering Apple has already implemented the feature on the iPad via a hardware switch.
It's also possible that Apple could allow users to remove or hide Apple-installed apps, though there are so far no hints of that in the SDK according to the devs we've spoken to; however, having Folders means that you can pile them all in one folder and forget about them. As for that universal documents folder, no signs of it yet, but Mail app's ability to select which apps should open attachments in iPhone OS 4 is a good start.
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When Nissan dropped off the new 370Z roadster for us, I couldn't stop thinking about how little I cared for the uninspiring 350Z roadster. What a difference a generation makes. The 370Z might be the only car where I'd prefer a convertible over a coupe. This particular unit was loaded to the brim with options like the navigation package, sport package, and a seven-speed automatic with paddle shifters.
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The New York Times has one of the most stunning headlines of the day: Losses at Afghan Bank Could Be $900 Million. The story tells a story of Afghanistan's own "Too Big to Fail" problem that offers opaque descriptions of precisely what caused the problem, but waits until the 17th and 18th paragraph to explain the real problem with the bank. The fact that our government is discovering, but not revealing, the degree to which we have been backing "a vertically integrated criminal enterprise" is the real story.
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Adapters from AA cells to D cells for 'free' - See if it's worth a read. Thanks
Well I'm not going to do it myself after all. Again j/k. I only haven't tried it yet. I get prescription bottles which are about the size in diameter as 'D' Cell batteries.
It's very resilient and hard to damage intentionally. It's as strong as many of the battery
The base, bottom, looks good for popping through the positive button of a battery. I might be
The idea, of this idea, is to adapt a common battery for an uncommon battery. In this case an AA battery
Unless you're running a Delta Force Operation and can't risk swapping out a weak AA cell inside a D Cell
The only key I can see to making this work is to fit the length of the new D adapter to a real D Cell. Beyond
You might have to think about the solution. Head hurt? Fever? It's just a plastic tube. Cut it. Melt it. When you're done make 100 more and give them for presents along with 4 AA batteries. You're a hero. I got the bottles from Sam's Club pharmacy when I reached over the counter and grabbed as m.. (note the precluding
I've searched the net a little bit. I have not seen any plans for this idea. It's a soundly wasted idea since I'm not
Here's some loose ideas in addition to the loose one above. I liked the idea because the button looked like it would really enjoy going through a hole in the plastic bottom. But
A spring could come from a retractable pen that I took from Sam's club pharmacy where the checker is still flapping...
Instead how about trying a piece of PVC pipe or adapter things for $0.05 to see if they will fit and press fit into place? If one adapter can't be made in 3.36 minutes it's a sucky project. Done but listening. I'll be back someday soon. A. is for Absent |
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