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11 Responses to "Repealing PPACA's 1099 Provisions Could Happen Soon — Maybe"
August 16, 2011 at 7:18 pm
It seems grotesque that Congress will harm thousands and thousands of businesses, just to preserve $20 billion over 10 years.
$20 billion in 10 years averages out to $2 billion a year.
It is incredibly easy for the US government to raise $2 billion a year.
We could increase the Medicare payroll tax for 2.9 percent to 2.9033 per cent and accomplish the same thing.
At 2.9033 per cent, on a person making $50,000 a year, the employer and the employee would each see their tax go up by $83.50 a year.
Assuming 24 pay periods, we are looking at $3.47 per pay period.
Actually the entire health care bill has contortions like this because of the perceived inability to openly raise taxes. A simple broad-based increase in income or payroll taxes is so much easier to explain, and so much less a burden, than Obamacare's mandates or the many other nuisance fees.
If we cannot raise taxes by $3.47 per pay period to help the uninsured, then our social greed is indeed despicable.
Bob Hertz
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April 27, 2011 at 2:02 am
Even with what passes in the Capitol these days for near universal support, Congress has tried and failed to repeal the provision. The problem is that more thorough reporting of payments for goods and services is expected to bring roughly $20 billion into federal coffers over the next 10 years. Repeal the enhanced reporting and the money goes away.
April 18, 2011 at 12:18 pm
if Congress can't pass this, what CAN they pass?
April 23, 2011 at 3:52 am
They are very good at passing Bills to name Federal Buildings.
April 23, 2011 at 3:52 am
April 4, 2011 at 8:50 am
If they can't get the darn thing passed, what about a simple "waiver" delaying its implementation. They seem to be pretty generous with those.
April 3, 2011 at 4:03 pm
Love the response Spencer. Looks like a political hot potato. Time for term limits for these clowns.
April 3, 2011 at 5:43 pm
Thank you for the comments, Harald.
As for it being time for term limits: I think that we are way overdue for both Political and Legal Reform. Those who have used and abused our legal system to exclusion of the best interests of their clients in their greedy quest to make ever greater sums of money, as with those career politicians who have done the same, and ignored the best interests and wishes of their constituents, need to be told, in policy and in word, "Your self aggrandizing ride is over!"
Let those in the House have three, four year terms only (two years is ludicrous…they work one, and campaign one). The Senate should be kept to two six year terms only. That's 12 years total, each. Keep the President at four years, two terms only. Good grief, Obama is already planning to start his campaign for 2012 and we haven't even hit the midway point in 2011.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should any member of Congress or the Administration be allowed to live in a parallel dimension. They must always, without exception, live under the law they make that they insist the rest of us must follow. Federal Employees, as with State Employees, deserve no better a system than do all of the rest of this country who live and work and produce in the private sector, and that includes Teachers, Civil Service Employees, and everyone else. If they can't produce an acceptable product, they can hit the streets and start looking for a job. No "Free Rides" for anyone.
Nothing in the preceding is aimed at taking away anything from any group. It is, instead, aimed at creating "Equality" for all. It is time that we begin implementing the requirement that all Federal, State, Legal Profession, Political, and all other Employees start experiencing the Equality that the rest of our society experiences, without exception.
May 11, 2011 at 6:25 am
Where'd Alan go? No post for a long time
May 11, 2011 at 11:45 am
Good question, Harald!
I'll send him a "shout".
,Alan, you can run, but you can't hide! :)
May 11, 2011 at 11:45 am
May 11, 2011 at 6:25 am
April 3, 2011 at 5:43 pm
April 1, 2011 at 9:26 am
"Even with what passes in the Capitol these days for near universal support, Congress has tried and failed to repeal the provision. The problem is that more thorough reporting of payments for goods and services is expected to bring roughly $20 billion into federal coffers over the next 10 years. Repeal the enhanced reporting and the money goes away."
Alan, as you know well, and I know well, once law is made it is very difficult to amend that law. We have both spent a large part of our careers working in the political sector trying to "make a difference". I have no doubt that you, and certainly I, have learned that the above truism didn't become a "truism" until years of experiencing attempting to amend bad legislation is very difficult.
The PPACA has a number of serious flaws: Over 1,000 Waivers have been granted by HHS to Unions, States, Big Corporations, and others seeking relief from the onerous provisions of ObamaCare. Agents by the thousands are being put out of business, or are expected to work for free. The Exchanges vary a good deal from state to state, some states allow agents to participate in the committees established to set up a state's Exchange, and several have legislation pending to deny, prevent, any agent from serving in an advisory position. $500Billion has been determined to be the amount to be "stolen" from Medicare in order to transfer those funds to the PPACA in order to help pay for it. The 90 Day Open enrollment period has been repealed by ObamaCare and has been replaced by a 45 Day DISenrollment period annually in ObamaCare's attempt to rid the country of Medicare Advantage Plans. This list continues into naseum, ad vomitous.
It has been agreed by both sides of the aisle that the 1099 provision is very discriminatory to small business, was one of Obama's "We made some mistakes in our rush to get something done" (Duh!), and that amending it, repealing that provision, has become another political football being tossed around while agents and other small business continue to be made to suffer.
It is very likely that the Exchanges will implode, other features of the PPACA will implode (over 1,000 waivers in the first actual year of implementation, a year only partly over???), and that when all is said and done, the PPACA will implode, going down in history as a massive, major mistake that will mark the Obama Presidency as one of the biggest mistakes to happen to America in its history; and Who will than make this country whole again? Or is the best we can expect, after all of the tears, all of the pain, all of the ruined lives, is to hear from those Congressional Democrats and President Obama the word, "OOPS."
April 4, 2011 at 11:39 am
I don't know if I'm getting paranoid or what. From where I sit, PPACA was meant to fail, but not in the way you envision. When the day of reckoning arrives, its ultimatre failure will be blamed on the insurance carriers and those supporting this wretched bill will claim they need to further rescue us by now having the government institute the public option. But it will not be an option among others; it will be the only option. Something akin to Medicare for all. But clearly not as good as Medicare because who could possibly foot the bill for insuring the entire country? On the other hand, what's another trillion or two added to the annual deficits?
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Intracranial and extracranial MR angiography in Menkes disease. | |
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We report a case of Menkes disease in which brain MR imaging and MR angiography (MRA) were performed. In addition to minimal brain atrophy, severe intracranial and extracranial vascular tortuosity was demonstrated on head and neck MRA. Additional neck MRA was useful in evaluating the extent of the extracranial vascular abnormality in Menkes disease. |
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So Close (2003)
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A high tech corporation is sent into turmoil when hackers demanding ransom break into their internal computer system with a powerful and apparently unstoppable virus. A mysterious, beautiful young woman who calls herself "Computer Angel" quickly saves the business. But when she requests a meeting with the company's shady CEO, he gets more than he bargained for. Lynn (Shu Qi of The Transporter) turns out to be a highly skilled assassin, who knocks off the CEO with the help of her rambunctious … More
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- Directed By:
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- Written By:
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- Jun 21, 2003 Wide
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Contains some clever set-pieces, mostly involving a Cyrano-type communication between the sisters.
Part of the feedback loop created when The Matrix, which co-opted Hong Kong filmmaking styles, began to influence Asian cinema itself.
spectacular girl on girl fights
could suck a tennis ball through a keyhole
...wait'll you get to the movie's finale, which shamelessly cribs from Die Hard but adds kung fu chicks and samurai swords. Honestly, haven't you always hoped someone would do that?
A movie that's notable not so much for actually being well made, but for being exactly what a large chunk of the audience lives for - explosions, fighting & girls in next to no clothes.
The action in So Close is so giddily relentless that it makes you realize how stodgy most American tough-guy movies are.
If stiletto-heeled heroines outfoxing legions of dunderheaded males are what you're looking for, seek no more.
Hong Kong action delirium at its best
So Close is executed with so much style and expertise that it's bound to end up a guilty-pleasure favorite.
Luscious superstar Shu Qi and action expert Corey Yuen prove that Hong Kong movies can still deliver the goods Hollywood can't.
It's high-octane estrogen designed for unisex consumption, addictive action-film eye candy for boys and girls.
Charlie's Angels only wish -- in some corner of their empty, overstimulated minds -- that they were as cool as the chicks in So Close.
Has moments of style and audacity, but the script is a shameless muddle and the shifts in tone -- from gooey romance to hard-driving, hyper-pop action -- give the impression that the movie was directed by six or seven people in alternating shift.
Action scenes make the 'acting' scenes look vacuous, and you wonder why Yuen bothered with mushy memories, emotive close-ups and lyrical injections of They Long to Be (Close to You).
A terribly stylish telling of a terribly ordinary tale, but it's built of such nifty action sequences and with such an unabashedly sentimental heart that you wind up enjoying yourself more, really, than you ought.
Hong Kong's answer to Charlie's Angels has big guns, hot chicks and cool gadgets -- hooked into a junky killers-for-hire narrative so nonsensical it practically neutralizes any guilty-pleasure positives.
A brilliant example of the genre.
Every shot in So Close is a compositional masterpiece.
A forgettable import, a film that possesses too much style by half but unlike the films of John Woo or Tsui Hark never knows well enough to abandon the action for a moment of simple, cogent thought.
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This should rank as a guity pleasure but falls short even at that. It is as bad as the Charlies Angel's films, just less annoying, and with women who are actually attractive (except Karen Mok, heh). For a cheesy-but-fun all female actioner go for The Heroic Trio instead of this.
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This action adventure is a cross between the Charlie's Angels' films from America and the Raider (Tokyo and Seoul) films from China. Put these two series together and you have a better than average action movie.The story turns out to be more deep than one may expect and while it does have its dramatic points, it is hard to complain about them when it involves Shu Qi or Zhao Wei. This film is about an 1 hour and 50 minutes and it does seem a bit long for a movie like this, but that is because of the slow segments, which are the meat of the story.There is a good amount of action throughout this film and each of the 3 female leads gets a chance to shine. For the most part, the action is nothing spectacular and the CG is a little weak. Director Corey Yuen decides to go with a handful of slow motion shots for the fights and some upbeat music in the background, like the Raider films. If you like this kind of stuff, then this is the movie for you. The last 20 minutes is one long action sequence, which includes guns, hand-to-hand combat, and swordplay. The swordplay at this part is pretty impressive, if I may say so. We can thank Yasuaki Kurata, from Jet Li's Fist of Legend, for being the villain in this fight.The acting is everything you expect from a film like this. The females are pretty, but they also do a decent job with their characters. Shu Qi is Shu Qi. Zhao Wei, of Shaolin Soccer fame, does a good job, especially in the second half. Karen Mok actually shows that she is the better actor and fighter of the three.So Close is not an explosive big budget action adventure, but this is still a good watch to pass the time.
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Fantastic high-octane thriller and very sexy on two sisters (Shu Qi and Zhao Wei) as professional assassins with amazing high-tech and kung-fu skills.
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To be a superhero requires a certain amount of optimism. It's not just about having power, but also about believing that you can use that power to make an actual difference. It's about picking the good side in the never-ending good-vs.-evil conflict that rages within and around us all, and convincing yourself and the world that you're contributing something, that you're genuinely helping your side win in the short- and/or long-term. I suppose this requires some level of ego/arrogance, too, and probably more than a little delusion. The titular star of Blue Beetle certainly possesses both of those traits, but it is the aforementioned optimism that shines through most brightly with that character and the series as a whole. Ted Kord earnestly, enthusiastically does good for it's own sake, and seems to find that it is it's own reward, too. His life is full of other rewards— money, status, romance, an entire corporation to run—but his superheroics are what take precedence and usurp most of his time, because that's what most interests and satisfies him. It even, at times, gets in the way of his other obligations, but ultimately Kord chooses over and over to put his Blue Beetle activities first since he thinks of them as the most important, valuable work he does. Continue Reading »
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With the recent announcement that DC is re-launching a bunch of their war comics, including "The War That Time Forgot," I thought I'd post this. I started this in 2008 and meant it to be a series of five, but they take a really long time to put together, and none of the other old-school DC war comics are as fun as Robert Kanigher's insane soldiers-versus-dinosaurs epic anyway, so I'm only doing this one. But it's a doozy!
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Jun 09, 2013
Pass real estate bill in monsoon session, says Builders Association
We welcome the Bill and hope that it will be passed by the Parliament in the forthcoming monsoon session, and thereafter respective states would also pass the bill in their respective assemblies, said the builders group. #India #NewsTracker #Real estate #Real Estate Bill #Builders Association of India #Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill
Jan 19, 2013
Key trends to watch out for in Indian real estate this year
Office rents are expected to increase from the second half of 2013 onwards as fewer new projects are being launched, and vacant spaces are steadily filling up. Meanwhile, the exit of real estate funds is expected to increase in 2013. #Land Bill #Mumbai Real Estate #real estate regulator #office space #Real estate #TrendWatch #NCR real estate
Nov 28, 2012
Dear realtors, 'online brand managers' are not the answer
It would be interesting to see how these reputation managers can deal with online complaints as the home buyers are likely to see it as a mere PR exercise that seeks to divert attention from the core issue. #real estate regulator #builders #TheContrarianView #brand managers
Feb 21, 2012
How Budget 2012 can ensure fair play for realty
There is a strong need to set up a real estate regulator to ensure fair play and transparency in the industry. #real estate sector #Brotin Banerjee #Budget 2012 #real estate regulator


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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 06/28/12 -- GOOGLE I/O -- Dolphin Browser, the most popular third-party browser on Android and iOS and only Gesture and Voice enabled browser, today announced the launch of Dolphin Garage, which opens the Dolphin Browser API to allow for third-party development. Dolphin also announced four new Add-ons from Dropbox, Pocket, Evernote and Wikipedia that show off Dolphin Garage's powerful capabilities. In addition, Dolphin Garage also supports Web apps based on Adobe's PhoneGap, which enable faster HTML5 Web app deployment.
Dolphin Garage gives developers access to more than 150 Dolphin internal APIs including various browser user interface interactions, while also providing a runtime sandbox environment to allow developers to create their own experiences within Dolphin Browser.
Powered by Dolphin Garage, users can now seamlessly experience the following on Dolphin:
- Dropbox: allows users to download anything and everything directly to Dropbox from within Dolphin.
- Evernote: helps users to grab any Web content from Dolphin and save it to Evernote.
- Pocket: allows users to save any page with one click from within Dolphin, then view later on any device, anywhere.
- Wikipedia: powered by PhoneGap, allows users to search Wikipedia from Dolphin and open its 20 million Wiki articles in 280 languages, without needing to install a native app.
"Dolphin Browser already contains 50 plus Add-ons that have been installed over 14 million times," said Yongzhi Yang, CEO. "Dolphin Garage empowers even more developers to build any Add-on or PhoneGap-based Web app they want and exposes those apps to our over 16 million users."
The Dolphin team will be demoing Dolphin Garage and the new Add-ons today from 3-5pm PT at San Francisco's Moscone Center South - Room 200. To learn more about Dolphin Garage, go to http://dev.dolphin-browser.com/
About Dolphin
Dolphin is the most popular third-party browser on Android and iOS and only Gesture and Voice enabled browser available today. Developed by MoboTap, a mobile technology company committed to improving the way people experience the mobile Web through their smartphone devices, Dolphin has been downloaded over 16 million times across Android and iOS phones and tablets. MoboTap is led by an international team of proven engineers and entrepreneurs and is backed by leading venture capitalist firm Sequoia Capital.
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By Elizabeth White SYS-CON Events announced today that Vitria Technology, Inc. will exhibit at SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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By Elizabeth White PubNub on Monday has announced that it is partnering with IBM to bring its sophisticated real-time data streaming and messaging capabilities to Bluemix, IBM's cloud development platform.
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By Liz McMillan Sensor-enabled things are becoming more commonplace, precursors to a larger and more complex framework that most consider the ultimate promise of the IoT: things connecting, interacting, sharing, storing, and over time perhaps learning and predicting based on habits, behaviors, location, preferences, purchases and more.
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LETTER: Lysander councilor to host town hall meeting
As an elected councilor in the town of Lysander, I would like to personally invite every resident that has any questions or concerns with their town government to attend my first town hall meeting scheduled for March 5.
LETTERS: Toomey home doesn't belong on Doyle Road
To the editor: "Lysander Citizens United" began in the year 2014 as resident opposition to the establishment of a treatment facility for severely emotionally disturbed young boys on Doyle Road. We are still in existence and are active.
LETTER: Board's treatment of former dog warden vindicated — and taxpayers will pay for it
Former Lysander town councilor Russ Johnson weighs in on suit by the town's former dog warden.
LETTER: Attend meetings, form your own opinion
To the editor: Over the last few weeks, we have read various views on the Lysander Town Board meetings and some of the councilors' wishes to change the way meeting minutes are kept. I have attended a vast majority of the work sessions and board meetings since January 2011, ran for town office on two occasions and have recently become a member of the Lysander Republican Committee after petitioning this past summer for the position. I feel that a more neutral position and summation needs to be written.
LETTER: Canton Woods extends gratitude to community
To the editor: Baldwinsville is an incredibly generous community. In addition to municipal support, Canton Woods Senior Center receives support from local businesses and service organizations throughout the year.
LETTER: Thanks for tree lighting support
To the editor: The Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the businesses and people who contributed in making the Dec. 6 annual tree lighting a success.
LETTER: Town clerk responds to minutes issue
To the editor: As the elected town clerk of the town of Lysander, I find it extremely important to respond to a recent article in the Baldwinsville Messenger entitled "Lysander town officials squabble over meeting minutes." I want to assure the people of Lysander that the minutes that I prepare of any and all town board meetings accurately reflect what transpired at those meetings.
LETTER: Diamond responds to minutes article
To the editor: Many of you, I'm sure, have read the recent article that appeared in the Baldwinsville Messenger entitled "Lysander town officials squabble over meeting minutes." As one of your elected town councilors I felt compelled to respond.
LETTER: Thanks for supporting the Marching Bees
To the editor: On Nov. 27, the Baldwinsville Central School District Marching Band had the privilege of representing Baldwinsville, Central New York and the entire state of New York in the 2014 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. This great honor would not have been possible without the support of the Baldwinsville community, as well as the surrounding CNY communities.
LETTER: Thanks for helping Cub Scout Pack 71
To the editor: Cub Scout Pack 71 would like to thank the Baldwinsville community for supporting our popcorn fundraiser.
LETTER: Thanks to the voters of the 120th Assembly District
To the editor: I am writing to thank the constituents of the 120th Assembly District for providing me the honor of representing them in the New York State Assembly.
LETTER: Praising the cast and crew of 'Young Frankenstein'
To the editor: Just a brief letter to sing the praises of the cast and crew of the show "Young Frankenstein," staged by the Baldwinsville Theater Guild. We attended Saturday night, Nov. 1, and we were thoroughly entertained and enthralled with the talent, commitment and professionalism of every actor and actress, as well as all the stage hands, orchestra and production staff.
LETTER: Thank you to the 129th Assembly District
To the editor: I wish to thank each of the voters of the 129th Assembly District for allowing me to continue to represent you in the New York State Assembly. Please know that I will return to Albany committed to working in a bi-partisan fashion to represent all of my constituents. My office remains open to hearing from you on any concerns, problems or issues you have with state government. I truly believe that New York State is on the right path to restoring economic viability to upstate New York and I will do my best to continue bringing resources back to our district that enhance the quality of life for all our residents. Again, thank you for electing me your assembly member.
LETTERS: Cuomo fails to follow through with promise
To the editor: Andrew Cuomo let down New York's school children by abandoning the education tax credit, even after he promised to pass it this session.
LETTERS: No new gas tax
To the editor: Recently, Dan Maffei released another one of his studies full of pre-election goodies, this time detailing 15 pages of new spending on local infrastructure.
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County Cricket Round-Up - 26th April
The race for the title remains closely-contested at this early point in the season. Second-placed Warwickshire endured a day to forget at Taunton, while Sussex and Nottinghamshire did their hopes no harm with good displays against Surrey and Derbyshire. In Division Two, Northamptonshire are on course to open up a big lead at the top, with Hampshire odds on to move up to second following their anticipated win against Worcestershire.
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In a research note, Jefferies analyst Peter Misek says Apple is going to start meaningful production on its next version of the iPhone, dubbed the iPhone 5S, later this month. "We believe total FQ4 (Sep) build plans are likely on the higher-end of our 25M-30M estimate and FQ1 (Dec) build plans remain at our 50M-55M estimate," Misek wrote in his note. He rates Apple "hold" with a $405 price target.
In recent years, Apple has unveiled the latest version of its iPhone in the fall, and 2013 appears to be no different. The phone is expected to have a 4-inch screen, the same as the iPhone 5, but also incorporate technology from Apple's AuthenTec acquisition last year, allowing people to use their fingerprint instead of inputting passwords. The next version may also have a larger, better camera, and the side buttons, which control volume, may be arranged differently.
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Snustad building update, land use permit approved in Blackduck
The Blackduck Planning Commission met in a rescheduled meeting on Wednesday, April 2, at Blackduck City Hall after low attendance prompted the postponement of the Wednesday, March 26, meeting.
Concerns for the demolition of the Snustad building in downtown Blackduck were voiced at the commission's February meeting, and the project has since made forward progress.
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