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Sacramento, CA (CNSNews.com) - The California Legislature has done what Congress so far has refused to do: give patients the right to sue their Health Maintenance Organizations.
As its legislature wound down its final session of the millennium last week, California Assembly members sent to Gov. Gray Davis (D) a wide-ranging series of hastily written and amended HMO reform bills.
Davis said he would sign a landmark bill which would allow more than 14 million Californians to sue their HMO's if they are denied necessary medical treatment and suffer substantial harm as a result. The governor also said he would sign a bill giving patients who are denied treatment the right to a second opinion by an independent panel of doctors.
To oversee the bill's requirement's, Davis said he would sign a measure to create a new state Department of Managed Care to regulate health plans. Consumer groups have complained the current regulatory agency, the Department of Corporations, had been lax in its scrutiny.
Reaction to the bill was mixed with Dr. Jack Lewin, chairman of the California Medical Association saying, "At this point, the patients don't know it yet but they ultimately are going to get squeezed. The doctors are certainly in for a tough time."
Lewin added: "We've really got to get back to what the patient needs and make sure that health care provides it. We are under-funding health care in California and at some point, or other, the system is going to blow up unless we decide to pay for what it's worth."
"For the most part, from our point of view, we are going to get substantial HMO reform giving consumers more protection and, with one or two exceptions, most of the proposals have been framed in such a way so there's not a great cost," said Walter Zelman, president of the California Association on Health Plans, representing 38 state HMO's.
"We need a broader dialogue that involves consumers, doctors, HMO's and employers that pay for it and government," Zelman said. "We do have to have a better understanding of what we want and what we pay for."
But mum was the word this weekend on whether Davis would sign other HMO reform bills, including one that would require HMO's to add more items to their coverage. Earlier, he said he would sign no bill mandating more services.
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"I think everybody is being squeezed in the health care system," Zelman said. "California has the lowest health care costs in the nation, 10-40 percent lower than any comparable state. If you live in New York or Boston or New Jersey or even Illinois or Florida, your costs are going to be 20-30-40 percent higher than here."
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The Centre has asked the Jharkhand government to show urgency on both security and development matters in the Left-Wing-Extremism-affected Saranda forest.
The State has been directed to set up a separate development authority to carry forward its initiative to provide basic amenities to 7,000 tribal families in the forest, and demanded early allocation of land for setting up 24 more CRPF camps in and around the region.
Union Minister of Rural Development Jairam Ramesh, in a letter to Chief Minister Arjun Munda, stressed the need to set up a separate "Saranda Development Authority" to implement the action plan drawn up for the region and to work in cooperation with Central forces.
On the basis of the suggestions he had received from stakeholders during his recent visit to Saranda, Mr. Ramesh underlined the need to include the villages on the periphery of the forest under the "Saranda Action Plan" for better results on the development front as well as checking the growth of the naxalite movement in the region.
The State is expected to set up the authority under a dynamic young IAS officer, to whom all departments working in the region will report, so as to create a focussed approach towards the total development of the region. Representatives of the State and Central forces are also required to meet, monitor and coordinate their activities for achieving the various goals outlined for the region.
Mr. Ramesh has called for a realistic timeframe to achieve the targets set, which includes providing the tribals with houses, cycles, employment-oriented kits, solar lamps, and forest land rights, among other schemes.
The MoRD has cleared 6,000 units of houses under the Indira Awaas Yojna (IAY) for the tribals living in the six gram panchayats in the forest besides six watershed programmes for the State's West Singhbhum district.
Mr. Ramesh asked Mr. Munda to initiate action on filling vacancies of forest guards, which posts had been in abeyance for over 18 years.
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While many local students will be moving on to play sports in college, Catherine Lee is likely one of the few whose sport involves a weapon.
Lee, a senior at Central Hardin High School, will attend the University of Notre Dame in the fall and be a member of the university's fencing team, which has seven national championship titles. Lee will attend the school on scholarship through Air Force ROTC.
More than 20 women arrived hammer ready Saturday morning at the corner of Haycraft and East Poplar streets in Elizabethtown for Habitat for Humanity's nation-wide Women Build Day.
Habitat volunteers already have built several homes in that area of Elizabethtown. On Saturday, 28 women helped build a shed and put siding on what will be Elizabethtown resident Patricia Crandall's home.
When Kristi Grant's father was diagnosed with cancer in 2008, she decided it was time to go to college and earn her four-year degree.
Sunday, nearly four years later, Grant walked across stage at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center to accept her diploma for a Bachelor's of Science degree in middle grades education from Western Kentucky University. Her father was watching in the crowd.
"I feel wonderful," said Grant, 41, of Hodgenville. "I feel like I'm finally doing something with my life."
Hardin County tourism rose more than 2 percent in 2011 over the previous year, according to statistics released earlier this week by the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet.
Local officials report the county's tourism has continued to make gains the last few years despite the nation's struggling economy.
"It is a trend that seems to define our area," said Sherry Murphy, executive director of the Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention Bureau. "Hardin County has remained strong as far as positive growth."
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Nicely done :) I love the desaturization on this, really gives it that feel that it was taken in the 50's or 60's. :)
Beautiful image – nice treatment – love that neon!
Amazing use of colour. Would you please consider adding this image to the new "Diners, Drive Ins, and Roadside Attractions" group?
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Yes, I would love to joing that group. I am a great fan of Americana, especially Route 66, so hope you'll like some more of my work.
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Saying that Alibi columnist Derek Caterwaul sees a lot of live music would be a major understatement. If he isn't DJing on KUNM or sorting through his massive archive of obscure A/V and ephemera, it's a pretty safe bet he's at a show. In this month's installment of MAXIMUMCATERWAUL, he shares a quick and dirty overview of 10 shows he caught in March. ... right here in our quirky, beloved burg. Peep related A/V below.
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how do I spray for deer when there's no plant left?
Well, I thought I had sprayed for deer on everything. Apparently I missed the cosmos because they were pretty much devoured. I'd like to protect them somehow so they can recover. Once there's some foliage to spray I'll spray them, but until then, how do I protect them?
Well, my plants are about six inches high now, but maybe a chicken wire domey thing? Good idea, it will give them a chance to grow some new foliage and flowers and (hopefully) reseed for next year.
Thanks, when I posted I was so discouraged. It looked like a cosmos graveyard out there. Which is appropos I guess, the previous owner actually put a pet cemetary in that area, then put a flower bed over it!
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I found this recipe on the internet and it worked for me...
Take one egg, and a cup of water. Beat with mixer until the egg and the water become one. I did it longer just to be sure. Take that mixture and combine in 1 gallon of water. Let sit for 24 hours. (I let mine sit outside) Take that mixture and pour into a spray bottle. Spray the leaves of the plants you are trying to protect.
I tested this on my Ceanothus that the deer just love. I technically planted it knowing it was deer candy so normally I don't mind them munching on it, but then they decided to munch on my new apricot tree to. With no leaves on the Apricot tree it was hard to tell if it was working so I sprayed it on the Ceanothus and it began to get bigger again...
i use a cage with bird netting pinned around it.
assuming you use a spray that repels by smell too, you can also go ahead and spray on and around your denuded plant to keep the deer off.
things that have egg (bad taste) and some smelly oil (olfactory deterrent) like peppermint, rosemary, clover, or cinnamon work best imho. smelly as in smelly to deer, pleasant to humans.
i think deer out, deer solution (by natural pest solutions), deer stopper, and bobbex all have all natural ingredients featuring eggs and some smelly oil as their main ingredients.
good luck! and breathe... i feel i have (mostly) conquered my deer problem. i'm in a good place. hope you will be as well soon..
I actually moved the cosmos to inside my veggie garden. I also have flowers there and so far most of the cosmos are recovering. And I think it may have been our groundhog anyway. I see him prancing around in that corner of the yard. Fortunately he seems to like the neighbor's yard, only seems to be cutting through our yard to get to his hole. Which is on yet another neighbor's property.
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Peterson vented his anger about the owners refusing to open their financial books.
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". . . If they have nothing to hide, just give us the information. Why not? Obviously, there's a lot to hide — these guys are professionals, and they're maximizing what they do. But they know that if all this information comes out, the information the players want, it'll be right out there for everyone to see. It's a rip-off — not just for the players, but for the people who work at the concession stands and at the stadiums."
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Pesto Mac is back! And so are other summer treats…
All year long people ask for the pesto mac, probably more than any other special we run. So finally, after making you wait an entire year, the pesto mac is back. And this year it's better than ever before. We make a homemade pesto with basil, garlic, walnuts, pecorino, lemon juice and olive oil, and mix it with creamy Vermont white cheddar and sweet cherry tomatoes. If you prefer our old school pesto, just ask for it without bechamel and you'll get an authentic summery pesto dish. Also on our summer menu is a colorful heirloom tomato salad with basil and drizzled with balsamic vinaigrette.Read More
Expansion, Reservations, and More!
Recently we have been fielding a number of questions about what's going on with all the construction down the street from Homeroom. "I hear you are moving your restaurant?" is the most common one (No! We are not—is the answer). So we thought it would make sense to fill you in on what we are up to, and hopefully answer all those burning questions that have been floating around.
Q. I hear you are moving your restaurant down the street?
Nope—we are just expanding a block away! In a perfect world, we would have expanded adjacent to Homeroom instead of down the street, but our next door neighbor didn't want to move and frankly, her space wouldn't have been big enough for what we wanted to do. By moving down the street, we are tripling our size and will be able to do all sorts of things that we've always wanted to do but haven't had the space to make happen.
Q. If you are not moving your restaurant, what are you doing?
The original Homeroom will stay put, but it will just be for serving dine-in customers. The new Homeroom will be dedicated to three things: take-out, catering, and special events. Homeroom To-Go will be where all of our take-out is moving to. Take-out customers won't have to jostle through crowds at the restaurant to order food anymore, and will also be able to pick up all sorts of other great stuff to go, like our homemade dressings, whole pies, and beer or wine to bring home with their mac. We already do a lot of catering and events (think office lunches and Outside Lands), so our new space will have a big kitchen to accommodate a bunch of events that currently we have to turn down because of a lack of space (next year we're coming to you SF Street Food Festival!). Lastly, we will have an event space where larger parties will be able to make a reservation for special events like birthday parties, graduations, and all the stuff you currently have to wait in line for a long time to do at Homeroom. We will also use the event space for cool events we've always wanted to do more of like beer and mac pairings, or nights with cheesemakers, and all sorts of other fun classes and community events.
Q. Will all this new stuff make Homeroom easier to get into?
Yes! It became clear to us about a year ago that the wait to get into Homeroom was becoming insanely long many nights of the week, getting busier by the day, and that we really needed more space. We are confident that by allowing big parties to make reservations at our special event space and by moving take-out customers down the street, that the wait for a table at the restaurant will become shorter and much more pleasant.
Q. If you are going to let large parties make reservations at the new Homeroom event space down the street, will you let smaller parties make reservations at the original Homeroom?
Because we are still such a small restaurant and try to keep our prices affordable, we will still not take reservations at the original Homeroom and will continue to be first-come, first-served. However, large parties are what generally cause longer wait-times at the restaurant right now, so by moving them elsewhere we are pretty sure that the average wait time for a table at the original Homeroom will be much less daunting.
Q. Why did you decide to expand down the street instead of opening a new Homeroom somewhere else?
We really feel that Homeroom has so much potential for expansion in it's current location that to start opening up Homerooms elsewhere right now would really take our eye off the ball from fulfilling Homeroom's full potential here in Oakland. When we originally envisioned Homeroom, it was not only a great restaurant, but would offer a take-out experience you actually look forward to, a place to share special events in customer's lives, as well as a center for the community through classes and events that relate to mac and cheese. We try our best to do this all at Homeroom right now, but we don't have the space to accomplish it all—so we really want to make this Homeroom everything we know it can be before we set our sights elsewhere.
Q. Will you ever open Homeroom in other places?
We have spent a lot of time in the recent year soul-searching about the best way to grow the restaurant that we love so much. We have met with some really inspirational business leaders (thank you Ari Weinzweig of Zingermans, Neil Grimmer of Plum, and James Freeman of Blue Bottle!), to understand more about how they have grown their special food businesses, and how to expand something really special without losing what makes it unique. We are confident that Homeroom will one day expand beyond Oakland, but before that can happen we really want to focus on making our original location the best it can possibly be so that it can be a model for our future growth. We also want to keep developing all the managerial talent that we have so that we have leaders ready to grow with us without compromising the original Homeroom experience. These things take time, and though we are lucky enough to be approached all the time by investors, we know that slow and steady wins the race if the things you care most about most is the quality of your food, super-friendly service, and trying to be the best part of the day for every person that walks in the door.
Q. When are your babies due? And how are you doing this all while pregnant?
We have been getting this question a lot lately too since we are both pregnant and have rather huge bellies. Allison is due with her second son in August, and Erin with her first son (she already has a daughter) in September. As to how we do it all—frankly, it's not that hard and the beauty of owning your own business is that you have a lot more control of your schedule than when you work for someone else. The last time we were both pregnant we completed our cookbook– and we found that whether with writing a cookbook then or overseeing a business expansion now, the deadline of having kids on the way actually helped us because it caused us to be even more efficient with our time and actually get things done on a faster time-table than would happen otherwise. And luckily, when you love what you do, things like morning sickness or swollen feet don't get in the way (although admittedly, they are annoying).Read More


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Event scheduled for 10/29/11 from noon to 2 or 3 pm. Holding signs in front of N.E. Mall to show support for Ron Paul.
Was just my wife Laura and I, but hung out for a couple of hours and held our signs. Got kicked off of the mall property, even though we were standing on the city sidewalk. Oh, well. Just drove around to the other side, found a better spot with more traffic and continued. Here are a few pics we took.
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