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Also, Big Pharma Gives $400K to Prop 93, Drops Opposition to Schwarzenegger/Nunez Health Bill After Plan Change
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A projected 85% increase in the cost of Massachusetts' mandatory health insurance law by 2009 should send up red flags that a similar California plan is also insufficiently funded, said the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights (FTCR). Massachusetts costs will increase by approximately $400 million primarily because the state underestimated the number of new enrollees in state-subsidized insurance plans, the Boston Globe reported today.
California mandatory purchase legislation eliminated another opponent, the pharmaceutical industry, prior to a committee hearing in the state Senate yesterday. The companies dropped their opposition in response to an amendment that drastically weakens the bill's original mechanism for reducing drug costs, according to FTCR. At the same time, the drug companies' lobbying arm contributed $400,000 to Proposition 93 on Tuesday, the ballot initiative that would extend the terms of Senate pro Tem Don Perata and Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez. The companies' new concern is being cut out of the benefit package, necessary according to the Legislative Analyst to hold down costs.
"Drug companies got the language they didn't like out of the healthcare bill and thanked the Speaker with $400,000 towards his term limits extension initiative," said Jerry Flanagan of FTCR. "This is more evidence that the healthcare bill is more about protecting politicians' power than California patients."
California's Legislative Analyst issued a warning that cost estimates
in California are inadequate in testimony to the Senate committee,
suggesting that proponents' estimate of the number of uninsured is too low.
She also projected a $4 billion deficit in health plan financing in just
five years if insurance premiums are just $50 a month more exp
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Sherlock Holmes has been one of the most popular characters in film and literature. There are currently two Sherlock Holmes TV shows currently on TV, (Sherlock and Elementary). Together with the recent Robert Downey, Jr. film franchise this has helped bring Sir. Arthur Conan Doyle's detective to a new generation. All of these new Holmes adventures reinterpret the hero and present him in a different light than they way he has been normally portrayed. But they are by no means the first to do this. In the 80′s a film came out that asked what if Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson had met as teenagers rather than adults? And what if they went to an prep school together? And what if the dean of the school is the head of an evil Egyptian cult? All of this is answered in the deliciously cheesy Young Sherlock Holmes.
A young John Watson starts attending an elite boy's prep school in late 19th century London and meets a gangly weirdo named Sherlock Holmes. Though he's 17, Holmes has already developed his extremely keen powers of detection and perception. Watson becomes friends with Sherlock and together they begin investigating a series of strange suicides. Holmes believes that several men, that were all connected somehow, have had vivid goofily rendered hallucinations that have led to accidents made to look like suicides. Naturally, Holmes and Watson discover that there is a weird cult that worship the ancient Egyptian god of the dead in a subterranean pyramid, because of course. Holmes discovers that the cult has been shooting darts with a hallucinogenic poison at their victims through an ivory blowpipe. It turns out that the dean of their school is the evil head of the cult! Dum! Dum! Dum! Holmes defeats him but not before his girlfriend eats it. The movie ends with Holmes stealing the evil dean's cloak, deer stalker cap, and Watson's calabash pipe, thereby creating his classic look through thievery. Oh, and the evil dean turns out to be Sherlock's archenemy Prof. Moriarty…Dum! Dum! Dum!
Oh, dear lord the effects in this movie are so splendidly lame! One of the suicidal hallucinations involves a badly animated stained glass window knight that is supposed to be scary but is laughably goofy. I know it was the 80′s, but these effects look more like something from a bad Hercules movie from the 70′s. The acting is so over the top and the dialogue so poorly written that you find it hard to follow what's even happening. So, so, very wonderfully bad.


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SPORTSWimberly's exit from coaching not what she envisioned
It could have been an ending to any other school year for Pam Wimberly, who handed out some diplomas at Menlo-Atherton's...Original post made on Jun. 8, 2012
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OTHER TOPICSMenlo Park: Roxy Rapp chases down alleged thief
The real estate business lends itself to financial rather than criminal excitement, or at least it's supposed to. But a Menlo...Original post made on Aug. 22, 2013
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AROUND TOWNAtherton council meeting canceled
The town of Atherton has canceled the City Council's Aug. 21 meeting due to the lack of a quorum, City Clerk Theresa DellaSanta...Original post made on Aug. 21, 2013
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Dr. William Ayres was a former president of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He had treated pediatric...Original post made on Aug. 7, 2013
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OTHER TOPICSCrews resurface section of La Honda Road
Work crews are to begin resurfacing a nine-mile section of La Honda Road (Highway 84) between Friars Lane and Pescadero Road...Original post made on Aug. 23, 2013
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What does your smartphone have in common with a 4-year-old child? "When they want your attention, they want it right now....Original post made on Aug. 22, 2013
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California Cleans Up As Storm Hits Southwest
Perhaps the biggest job was in Camarillo, about 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles, where a mudslide made 13 homes uninhabitable Friday. The debris flowed down a hillside burned by wildfire last year.
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The tree fell around 6:30 p.m. on Saxon Drive, taking out a power line and a phone line to a resident's home, both ending up on the street.
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It could take a week — and the smell could get pretty bad — before crews manage to scoop and vacuum up tons of dead sardines from a Southern California marina.
Clean-up Of Dead Fish Continues At Redondo Beach Harbor
Cleanup crews are scheduled to return Wednesday to the site where millions of small fish, primarily sardines, were found dead at Redondo Beach's King Harbor.
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Northern Dynasty Minerals
One more under-$10 name that could be gearing up for a breakout trade is Northern Dynasty Minerals (NAK), a mineral exploration company, which holds indirect interests in 627 square miles of mineral claims in southwest Alaska. This stock has pretty much done nothing so far in 2012, with shares virtually flat.
If you take a look at the chart for Northern Dynasty Mineral, you'll notice that this stock has been downtrending since its February high of $8.19 towards its current price of around $6 a share. During that move lower, this stock has consistently made lower highs and lower lows, which is bearish technical price action. That said, the stock recently stopped its downtrend and started to trade sideways between $5.70 and $6.20 a share. A move outside of that sideways range should and above $6.20 will now trigger a breakout trade for NAK.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades in NAK if it can manage to take out some near-term overhead resistance at $6.20 a share high-volume volume. Look for volume on that move that registers near or well above its three-month average action of 181,419 shares. At last check, volume on Thursday was around 52,000 shares and the stock has hit a daily high so far of $6.14, but since pulled back to around $6 a share. A sustained high-volume move and close over $6.20 should set this stock up for a run towards its 50-day moving average of $6.73 a share or possibly much higher into the mid-7s.If you buy NAK off weakness, then use the low end of the recent trading range at $5.70 a share as a reference point for a mental stop. That said, the probability for a large move higher will increase notably if we can get a high-volume move and close over $6.20 a share. Buying off of strength might be the better play since the stock is so close to coming out of its recent downtrend. To see more hot under-$10 stocks, check out the Stocks Under-$10 Setting Up To Trade Higher portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Roberto Pedone in Winderemere, Fla.
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I am part of the "Lori, Fredi, & Friends" group from a review below. We stayed at the XBarH Lodge in October 2009, and it was truly a fantastic trip all around. For most of our stay, we had 10 people in our group, and there was more than enough room for us all...to sleep, hang out, eat, and plenty of bathroom availability, too! :) We had everyone from a "tween" to a few married couples, and a few "singles" on our trip. The rooms were cozy, the bathrooms VERY well stocked with towels, and a washer and dryer right there for our use, if needed. The kitchen was a great feature, since we mainly ate at "home" for most meals. We made dinners, desserts, breakfasts. There were plenty of pans, dishes, utensils, etc. for that. It really was very convenient. We also took advantage one night of the VCR, and had a home-movie night. We had a lot of laughs seeing Lori and some of the others from years back...crazy hairstyles, clothes and all!
JC and Michele (the caretakers) were so welcoming, so friendly, and so helpful. They may never know exactly how special they are in my heart (even though I just met them for that one trip), but they are truly kind, sweet people, and they made our stay/trip even more special than we had hoped for. The lodge itself was SPECTACULAR, but the surrounding views/scenery...wow...BREATHTAKING!
It was an easy drive to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, and we volunteered and toured Best Friends on several occasions. We even had a sleepover one night with two dogs, Cookie and Crunch, from Best Friends! :) That was very fun, since everyone in our group are animal lovers. And of course, when we were wanting a little canine companionship when our "sleepover dogs" weren't there, we had Jack...a big sweet gentle furbaby to play with and pet. :)
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Since 2010, the Atlanta Braves trail only one team (Yankees) in regular season victories. It's the post-season where the Braves seem to have problems. The same movie played for Atlanta fans in 2013…96 wins and a quick post-season elimination at the hands of the Dodgers.
2014 is already looking like a re-run of 2013 as Atlanta lost two key players (C Brian McCann and P Tim Hudson) in the off-season and the front-office didn't feel the need to make a big splash in free-agency. There is good news on the horizon for the Braves because they will leave Turner Field in 2017 for new digs in Cobb County. A new stadium means more money and that means more to spend on better players.
STARTING PITCHING: Manager Fredi Gonzalez has talent in his starting pitching but they lack major league experience. Without Hudson the Braves signed Gavin Floyd (White Sox), to a one year deal in hopes he can make a strong return from Tommy John surgery. Barring another deal, the Braves rotation will consist of Mike Minor, Kris Medlen, Brandon Beachy, Julio Teheran and Alex Wood. Minor has an exceptional change-up and will throw inside. Teheran finished fifth in the 2013 NL Rookie of the Year balloting and has a good fastball to go along with a nasty slider. Medlen had a higher percentage of swinging strikes than Justin Verlander, Felix Hernandez or Stephen Strasburg in 2013. Beachy is close to being the pitcher he used to be before elbow reconstruction.
RELIEF PITCHING: Craig Kimbrel is quickly becoming a nasty closer. Kimbrel throw's his fastball in the upper 90's and mixes in an almost un-hittable curveball. His numbers show his domination (1.39 career ERA, 0.90 WHIP, 381 K's in 227 innings and 139 saves). Supporting Kimbrel will be David Carpenter, Jordan Walden, Luis Avilan, Cory Gearrin and Anthony Varvaro. Atlanta is also counting on Jonny Venters coming back from his second Tommy John surgery.
INFIELD: Brain McCann went with the money in New York (signed a $85 million contract with Yankees) and that leaves a big hole in the Braves line-up. The trio of Evan Gattis, Gerald Laird and Ryan Doumit will battle it out for playing time. Gattis showed promise early in 2013 but is a work in progress. Doumit was signed as a free-agent from the Twins. First baseman Freddie Freeman is a solid MVP candidate after hitting 23 HR's, driving in 109 and batting a solid .319. Freeman signed a new contract just before spring training. Dan Uggla needs to work on his offensive output after hitting only .179 in 2013. Uggla can hit with power (22 HR's) but he guesses wrong too often. Andrelton Simmons is solid at short (17 HR's, .692 OPS) and is one of the best in the field in baseball today. Simmons is a future All-Star if he stays healthy. Chris Johnson is back at third after hitting .321 in 2013.
OUTFIELD: Atlanta will need more from BJ and Justin Upton if they are planning on winning the division. BJ never seemed to make the necessary adjustments after coming over from the AL. For $75.25 million, the Braves expect more than a .184 batting average and nine homeruns. The problem with BJ is his undisciplined attitude and his swing is messed up to the point of no return. Right now Atlanta has to feel they made the wrong move with BJ. Justin was solid in 2013 (27 HR's 70 RBI) but the Braves believe he has more in the tank. RF Jason Heyward missed 58 games because of injuries and that limited his production to only 14 HR's and 38 RBI. When he is healthy, there may be no better lead-off man in baseball.
PREDICTION: The Braves organization develops home-grown talent and they sign players who help them win. Dan Uggla and BJ Upton are two examples of failures in the free-agent market. Freddie Gonzalez is a players' manager who makes tough decisions (benching Upton and Uggla during playoffs) when he has to. The concern will be if the Braves can overcome the loss to McCann and Hudson to free-agency. There are several pieces to the puzzle and they have the pitching, but it may not be enough if the Upton brothers don't come up big and if Heyward doesn't stay healthy.
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But, newborns don't allow that to happen, and I am SO not complaining because Baby H totally trumps this blog.
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Anyways–while I had five minutes where Baby H wasn't chucking everything he ate right back at me (if love was measured in projectile vomiting, well, this kid is head over heels for me), I thought I'd post something that I thought was pretty neat.
Yesterday I took B and E on a walk. Well, B rode in the stroller while E and I walked. At some point, something either stung or bit me.
I don't know what's going on this summer, but I have had two really bad stings or bites (and never once saw the culprit!) that have puffed up way more than bites normally do on me.
My husband says the culprit is a mosquito. I, of course, jumped way down the panic line, and went straight for "ebola fly."
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I thought to myself, "Hey. That really hurts. I do not care for the itching and burning sensation going on right now. Make it stahhhp."
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Purification essential oil is a blend of Lemongrass, Rosemary, Melaleuca Alternifolia (also known as "Tea Tree Oil"), Myrtle, Citronella, and Lavandin essential oils. While it has worked well for others as a bug repellant (which I did not think to apply before heading outdoors yesterday!), it has also worked great for me as a bug bite/sting remedy among so many other things.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 25: Beau Bennett, drafted 20th overall of the Pittsburgh Penguins, poses for a portrait during the 2010 NHL Entry Draft at Staples Center on June 25, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
After a ton of speculation, it came to pass this morning. Beau Bennett is up with the Pens. Via Pens.com Bennett, 21, will be looking to make his NHL debut on Friday night at Winnipeg. The rookie forward placed second on WBS with 18 assists and fourth with 25 points in 35 games this season. Last month, he was chosen to represent the Penguins at the AHL All-Star Classic, although he didn't play in the game due to injury. Now, no one is expecting Bennett to come up and be the next Ron Francis here, but there are some expectations. Bennett has been very good in his first stint in the AHL. In the NHL it isn't hard to to figure out who has talent and who doesn't. Eric Tangradi defenders will blame the system and lack of chances. That is *********. The Penguins babied Tangradi. One game with the MVP of the NHL and a 40 goal scorer is enough tell. You either see the skill or you don't. Sorry, Eric Tangradi is a third-line talent. Now it is Benn...
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SAN ANTONIO -- West-side residents are holding their breath, hoping the next victim isn't a child after they say dogs brutally attacked neighborhood pets.
Residents say the attacks have happened on Southwest 34th Street over the past several months. The latest victim was an 8-month-old Shih Tzu that belonged to Sylvia Vela.
Vela says she let him out of the house for a few minutes. Kingsley, her puppy, ran down the street and on his way back, Vela says she saw a pack of pit bulls chasing him.
One dog got a hold of his head and the other one got a hold of his body, Vela said. They didn't just kill him, they ate him, they demolished him.
Vela says she has a grandchild and fears the dogs could turn on them next, eventually hurting a person.
Meanwhile, another resident, Mary Gomez, told KENS 5 she found her dog attacked to death near where the pit bulls live. That was back in August, she said, but then again in November, Gomez claims she witnessed the pit bulls killing another dog.
They were just pulling him apart. They were tugging on him like a piece of rag, Gomez said.
The pit bulls belong to Dolores Sandoval. She told KENS 5 she ownsfive pit bulls and several puppies to protect her house, which she said is often targeted by thieves.
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Animal Care Services has only confirmed one dog attack in connection with Sandoval's pit bulls. But theysay Sandoval has received numerous citations.
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We can't just go in and decide we are going to take them. People do have 4th Amendment rights, said Vincent Medley, assistant director at Animal Care Services.
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Medley also said ACS will be initiating a dangerous dog investigation soon.
We will ask the owners and people in the neighborhood who observed vicious behaviors from these dogs, and we will get affidavits.
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From May 22-24, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece R. Nicholas Burns was hosted in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento, California, for a series of foreign policy forums and public affairs programs on "Foreign Policy in the Balkans, Southeastern Europe, and U.S.-Greece Relations."
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Foreign policy experts from seven of the nation's leading think tanks and research institutions examined the current and future role of Greece in southeastern Europe, especially its relations with southern Balkan countries and Turkey, at a conference sponsored by the Center.
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Columnist Steve Stricker looks forward to a healthier 2014 and expresses thanks to see 2013 end. (February 7, 2014, Page 1B)
Christmas can be a blessing for some, stressful for others
Columnist Steve Stricker sometimes has a hard time getting into the Christmas spirit when commercialism tries to take us away from the real meaning of the season. (December 20, 2013, Page 1B)
Despite ties to Missouri, this heart stays true to Ole Miss
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Post Vandy game and the 2003 season
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Columnist Steve Stricker admits to not remembering much from the speech given when he was hooded with his Ph.D., but does well remember how nervous he was when he had to give his own speech as president of the Ole Miss Graduate Student Council during graduation ceremonies. (July 5, 2013, Page 1B)
My hero mom, 'Gert'
Columnist Steve Stricker remembers his mother, whom he affectionately called "Gert" in today's Oxford Living section in honor of Mother's Day Sunday. (May 10, 2013, Page 1B)
Spending time with the Masters in Augusta
Columnist Steve Stricker enjoyed spending time with the Masters and his son while attending the famous golf competition recently. (April 19, 2013, Page 1B, 3B)
Waiting for the decision to be made
Columnist Steve Stricker had hoped to hear another name announced Tuesday to be the Catholic Church's new pope but has since been won over by Pope Francis, the 266th pope. (March 15, 2013, Page 3B)


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It's a difficult situation for sailors, who are used to their ships being at sea and not in an industrial environment like a shipyard.
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'A ship fire is quite a bit different from a normal house fire,' said Assistant Chief Mark McCoy of the Norfolk Fire Department. 'Usually in a house fire you have normal walkways you get through. A ship is not an environment we're used to working in all the time.'
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The Navy got first-hand experience with a similar situation 11 months ago when an arsonist set fire to the submarine USS Miami at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. Six people were injured fighting the enormous fire.
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Two suspects recently featured in Brunswick's Most Wanted have been arrested.
Just before 5 p.m., Tuesday, March 3, sheriff's deputies arrested Franklin Floyd, 69, at his home.
Floyd was featured on Brunswick's Most Wanted after he failed to show up for his court sentencing in January. Floyd was sentenced to 70-84 months in prison for trafficking opiates on Jan. 26.
With the words "oh yes, oh yes, oh yes," the first session of Peer Court at South Brunswick Middle School was brought to order.
Judge William Fairley of the 13th Judicial District Court presided over proceedings, which handed out constructive sentences to three students.
Peer Court is a partnership program between the district attorney's office and Communities in Schools of Brunswick County Inc. (CIS). It is an alternative justice system that encourages youth to take responsibility for their actions and correct their mistakes.
Six Brunswick Community College second-year Turfgrass Management Program students recently attended the Future Superintendents Academy (FSA) in Charlotte.
The FSA is designed as a two-day educational seminar and networking workshop for current assistant golf course superintendents who have been nominated by their superintendents to attend.
Gold, silver, green and sparkling crystals adorned the room with black and white tablecloths where 28 youth were honored recently at the annual 4-H achievement banquet.
Dressed in their best fancy dresses, suits, ties and hats, the honorees entered to have their photos taken. With more than 87 people in attendance, the night was one to remember, as 4-H youth entered the Brunswick County Cooperative Extension office on a walkway roped off with stanchions and a green carpet runway lined with "Hall of Fame" stars.
LELAND—A teenager and a juvenile have been charged in connection with an early-morning fire at a group home. No injuries were reported.
According to Brunswick County Sheriff's Office Detective Tina Edwards, 16-year-old Tonyal Locklear Jr., of Red Springs, and a male juvenile set fire to the dayroom at the Strategic Behavioral Center in Leland.
Locklear and the juvenile suspect were residents at the behavioral center. Locklear was charged with first-degree arson, and a juvenile petition was taken out on the male.
They followed their patients from the moment they arrived at the hospital—from triage to CAT scans to the pharmacy where they were dispensed M&Ms.
Twenty students from the county's four middle schools—Leland, South Brunswick, Shallotte and Waccamaw—participated in the two-day MASH camp at Brunswick Community Hospital.
SUNSET BEACH—The Brunswick County Chamber of Commerce honored its members for their work over the past year at last week's annual meeting.
In addition to the annual awards, chamber staff did something a little different this year. Chamber President/CEO Cathy Altman gave a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the member companies' accomplishments over the past year, which drew positive response from the audience.
"I've gotten such good feedback," Altman said last week. "The members are saying we should do that every year."
A story in last week's Beacon about a bond reduction in Carolina Shores should have said Amie Drucker was acting as civil engineer for Portrait Homes.
Meet on Main Street this Saturday, March 14, for the 21st Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival in North Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Calabash Elks Lodge is among participants from Brunswick County who will be marching in the 9 a.m. "parade of green." This includes the Elks' renowned kazoo band members who have been rehearsing and will be in green and in tune as they step along in the festive procession.
A sea of red hats greeted my husband and me when we walked into the Odell Williamson Auditorium last Sunday afternoon to watch Brunswick Little Theatre's production of "The Odd Couple" (female version) featuring some terrific local talent.
It was apparently a popular outing for the local Red Hat Society chapters, which was fine with me.
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Healthy, Wealthy and Wise? The Relationship between Child Heath and Human Capital Development
Janet Currie trains her focus not on cash welfare, which accounts for a small and shrinking share of federal expenditures on poor families with children, but on the staples of today's American welfare system: Medicaid, Food Stamps, Head Start, WIC, and public housing. These programs, Currie maintains, form an effective, if largely invisible and haphazard safety net, and yet they are the very programs most vulnerable to political attack and misunderstanding.
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