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Fraud fear raised in California's health exchange
According to a national survey by Javelin Strategy & Research, 12.6 million, or 5.3 percent, of adults fall victim to identity theft each year. That translates to about 1.6 million California victims each year.
Currently, Covered California's rules do not specify what offenses would disqualify an applicant for a counseling position. Lucero said the exchange is still reviewing its procedures and could follow other state employment guidelines.
Eric von Geldern, a deputy district attorney in Alameda County, said the exchange has adopted some good policies but can do more to protect consumers.
"We believe that a fingerprint and a background check are essential, along with an ongoing monitoring system, as opposed to just a qualifying requirement," said von Geldern, who also is president of NCFIA, a national anti-fraud organization based in Northern California. "We're working with Covered California to make sure those consumer protections are in place."
Covered California is expected to begin training and certifying enrollment counselors in August. They will be hired indirectly through an estimated 3,600 community organizations ranging from Native American tribes and chambers of commerce to labor unions and faith-based organizations that will be authorized to help people buy insurance.
The exchange will pay an organization $58 for each successful enrollment and $25 for a renewal, but the amount the counselors receive will vary.
Proponents of health reform view the consumer assistance program as an opportunity to enroll hard-to-reach residents, many of whom have just high school educations or less or speak a language other than English at home.
"We don't want applicants from communities where the exchange really needs to reach out to being sent away because they made a mistake in the past or bounced a rent check or have maybe a minor drug offense," said Cary Sanders, policy analysis director at the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network, a multicultural health organization. "It doesn't have a bearing on their ability to provide the appropriate assistance to their communities."
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GUWAHATI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) favours a federal system under which States will be strong. It is opposed to bifurcation of any State, including Andhra Pradesh, general secretary Prakash Karat said on Sunday.
Addressing a rally against rise in prices, he cautioned that if Andhra Pradesh was to be bifurcated to create Telangana, such demands would follow in other States.
This would only make the Centre more powerful, while allowing multi-national companies to eat up the smaller States.
Mr. Karat said the Centre's unilateral declaration on the creation of Telangana, without any political consensus, stirred statehood demand in different parts.
He cited the revival of the movement for statehood by the Bodos and the Karbis. If Telangana was created, Assam would break into smaller States.
As for the rise in prices of food items, he reiterated his party's demand that ration cards be issued to every citizen and rice be distributed at Rs. 2 a kg through the Public Distribution System. Rice was being supplied at that rate through the PDS in West Bengal, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh to cushion the people from the impact of rising prices, he said, asking why it could not be done in Assam.
The Left parties would meet on December 24 to decide on turning the movement against price rise into a national one, and on the party's demand that 14 essential commodities be supplied through the PDS. As part of the intensified agitation to get the PDS universalised, a rally would be organised in front of Parliament during the next budget session.
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Loathing Is Not Enough
Tell that to a sore loserman.
This column is about helping the Democrats. And it's not because I like higher taxes, more lawsuits, more government waste or a more shamefaced approach to foreign policy. It's just that we're better off with two strong parties -- or as economists like to say, we're better off with competition than monopoly.
And competition, to be effective, must be vigorous. More and more, however, what the Democrats have tossed into the ring has been puny, both in terms of candidates and public policy initiatives.
As a consequence, we're seeing a mounting monopolization of power by one party, or as Walter Shapiro described the situation in his recent commentary in the Los Angeles Times: "Now the Democrats face the bleak prospect of controlling no governmental entity larger than the state of Illinois, unless, of course, liberals still consider Bush buddy Tony Blair an honorary member of their downwardly mobile party."
None of this happened overnight. Shapiro, from the perspective of covering the last seven presidential campaigns, points to Reagan's election in 1980 as the pivotal event in the degeneration of the Democratic Party. "The benchmark election that destroyed the party's belief in its own destiny was 1980, when incumbent President Carter carried only six states and the Republicans gained 12 Senate seats to take control of a chamber of Congress for the first time since the early 1950s. This was the moment when the Democrats lost their half-century claim to be the natural governing party of the United States."
More significantly, that was also the moment when the big guns in the Democratic Party began a four-year detour in exactly the opposite direction from where the rest of the nation was heading. By those who saw themselves as the "natural" governing elite, Reagan was time and again painted as either dumb or a warmonger, or evil, or all three.
On the Soviet Union, for instance, Reagan simply declared a straightforward line of attack: "Here's my strategy on the Cold War: We win, they lose." That's something the ears at Yale and Harvard weren't used to hearing -- but it worked.
In 1984, Reagan was re-elected with 525 electoral votes, more than any other presidential candidate in the nation's history, and he came within a hair of making it a totally clean sweep. Walter Mondale garnered only 13 electoral votes, 10 from his home state of Minnesota and three in the District of Columbia -- and even in Minnesota, Mondale topped Reagan by only 3,761 votes, less than a percentage point.
Fast-forward two decades, and playwright and screenwriter John Steppling is still mad. He remembered Reagan at the time of his death by writing that the former president had "waged a relentless assault on the poor." In fact, the unemployment rate fell from 7.1 percent in 1980 to 5.5 percent in 1988, inflation dropped from 13.5 percent to 4.1 percent, and the poverty population, after growing by 7 million people in the 1970s, declined by 4 million during the Reagan years.
Simply stated, Reagan launched an assault on stagnation, not "the poor."
Still, for guys like Steppling, facts don't get in the way of ideological hatreds. "Reagan died about 92 1/2 years too late by my reckoning," he wrote, "and the world would have been a better place had he been bucketed at birth, like a deformed kitten."
That's ugly, but not a lot different from what Michael Feingold wrote this time around in the Village Voice as George W. Bush improved his share of the vote among women, Latinos, Jews, Catholics and blacks and the GOP enlarged its hold on both the House and Senate. The nation's newly re-elected president, proclaimed Feingold, was the "idiot scion of a genetically criminal family that should have been sterilized three generations ago."
Bottom line -- loathing isn't enough. Probably the best election postmortem for Democrats was provided by Andrei Cherny, a former speechwriter for John Kerry. "What we don't have and what we sorely need," Cherny said, is "a worldview that makes a thematic argument about where America is headed and where we want to take it."
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|05.02.13 at 12:16 am ET
TSN's Darren Dreger reported following the Bruins' Game 1 win over the Maple Leafs that the league has reviewed Andrew Ference's elbow to the head of Toronto forward Mikhail Grabovski.
Ference elbow on Grabovski in the 1st was reviewed. Supplemental discipline possible, but seems unlikely.
' Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) May 2, 2013
As the video below will show, both players were going after a puck in the corner from different directions during a Maple Leafs power play when the B's defenseman caught Grabovski with a high elbow. When asked about the hit following the game, Ference said he didn't recall the play. His coach didn't offer much either.
"I haven't seen it," Claude Julien said. "I can't comment on that."
Ference was suspended for three games last January for his hit on Ryan McDonagh, which would put him in the repeat offender category given that his last suspension was within 18 months.
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Teaching teachers how to teach entrepreneurship
(Book Review of "Windows to Entrepreneurship: A Teaching Guide," published by the Small Enterprises Research and Development Foundation (Serdef), 2013)
It was some five years ago when there was an explosion of local interest in entrepreneurship, thanks possibly to a bloom in books such as Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," inspirational tomes by Colayco and Bo Sanchez, and even a flurry of activity from civic group Go Negosyo.
All that is well and good but the fact is that, once the dust settles, it takes more than just inspiration to set up a successful business. Much more. And that's where more serious, nose-to-the-grindstone methodologies and teaching materials become handy.
"Windows to Entrepreneurship: A Teaching Guide" ("Windows," for short) is designed to be a tool for teachers of entrepreneurship. It is not a textbook. Rather, it is a guide for making teaching materials about entrepreneurship, and it aims to benefit a growing number of teachers of entrepreneurship in college-level business and commerce courses.
Published by the Small Enterprises Research and Development Foundation (Serdef) whose mandate is to assist in the development of business and startup activity in the country, the book provides a refreshingly 21st century take on the teaching process. For instance, it encourages a lot of online research, gathering links to relevant TED Talks about entrepreneurship, for instance, or encouraging lookups at online references for topics such as traffic count or the Philippine business registration process. In so doing, Windows manages to encourage the creation of more open, multimedia oriented teaching materials. Because, after all, isn't innovation part of what makes for great businesses?
But Windows keeps much of the old-school methodologies as well, particularly those that work. The guide is full of stories that teachers can echo to their students, as well as a plethora of group and individual activities that can be incorporated into teaching plans, including activities that seek to identify the student's personal competencies.
In fact, competency could well be a central theme in this teaching guide. What are you good at? What were successful entrepreneurs good at? What strategies do these translate to? This reflects the strong resource-based theoretical orientation of the material, where an aspiring entrepreneur's own distinctive personality can become a competitive advantage for his or her firm.
It is a framework that makes sense from the small enterprise orientation of SERDEF. (For those who seek to create large-scale enterprises from the get-go, you may be better served by economic textbooks that focus more on the macro environment.)
The book is comprehensive in scope, covering topics that range from the basic (answering the soul-searching question of "Are you an entrepreneur?"), to the structural task of putting together an enterprise, and even moving on to the more touchy topic of knowing when to quit. And at its tail end, Windows even includes a number of short articles that are meant to bolster the confidence of teachers of entrepreneurship, clueing them in on the mentoring process and what their role could be to their aspiring entrepreneurial students.
Windows to Entrepreneurship is a landmark book in that it is designed to be a tool for making more tools. Armed with this teaching guide, a new breed of Filipino teachers of entrepreneurship can more confidently set about creating entrepreneurship courses that are compelling, informative, and highly sensible. In that sense, by pursuing a path of "teaching teachers how to fish," this guide becomes a powerful manifestation of the valuable mandate by which SERDEF lives by.
(The author is with the business faculty of the University of the Philippines Diliman, is a management consultant and is an active member of the Philippine Startup Community. Copies of Windows to Entrepreneurship are available at the Serdef, 3F UP ISSI Bldg, Diliman, QC, Tel. 355-5348, email email@example.com. )
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German Potato Dumplings
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Melt and heat 125 g (4 oz) of the butter in a frying pan.
Add the breadcrumbs and stirring constantly fry until they are light brown.
Set aside.
Cut the crust off the bread slices and cut into 1 1/4 cm (1/2 in) squares and fry them golden brown in the butter.
If necessary add some more butter.
Drain them on some kitchen paper and set aside.
Cook the potatoes until soft, place them in the work bowl and process until mashed.
Add the flour, the semolina, 1 teaspoon of salt, the nutmeg and the pepper.
Process until all ingredients are combined.
In a mixing bowl lightly beat the eggs with a fork and add to .the work bowl.
Process until incorporated.
If the mixture is too thin add some more flour a teaspoon at a time.
Take the mixture out of the work bowl, flour your hands and shape the dumplings into balls about 5 cm (2 in) in diameter.
With a finger make a hole and insert 3-4 of the sippets (bread squares).
Press the hole closed.
Half fill a saucepan with water, add 2 teaspoons of salt and bring to the boil.
Drop in the dumplings making sure they do not stick to each other.
Gently simmer for about 15 minutes until the dumplings rise to the surface.
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|Understanding gay cultures
|Mueller, Mark A., 1965-
|University of Missouri--Columbia
|Perceptions of gay culture have changed dramatically over the last century. Before the Stonewall Riots of 1969, mainstream society chose not to acknowledge the existence of a gay sub-culture. The photographic works of Brassï provide evidence of a culture that hid from view. After the Stonewall Riots and the emergence of the gay liberation movement, artists such as Robert Mapplethorpe reacted to the negative perceptions of homosexuality by creating aggressive, shocking works that emphasized the distinctions and differences of gay culture from mainstream society. Since the 1990's however, a greater acceptance of alternative lifestyles has prevailed and changed perceptions of homosexuality. These perceptions include the idea that many similarities exist between homosexual and heterosexual culture. The thesis work provides examples of the artist's intention to create sculpture that investigates the common humanity of homosexual and heterosexual culture in order to foster a greater understanding and tolerance of a gay life.
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darkjohnson writes "Lately we've been inundated with 100k' balloon flights and amazing video footage from space — the flights usually taking better than an hour to achieve apogee. Derek Deville took a shortcut to 121k' using a 'home made' Q rocket motor and a ton of engineering genius. On September 30, 2011 at 11:08am, Qu8k (pronounced 'Quake') launched from the Black Rock Desert in Nevada to an altitude of 121,000' in 92 seconds before returning safely to earth.This small documentary on the flight is probably one of the most brilliant Amateur Rocket videos out there right now." The launch was an attempt to claim the Carmack Prize. (And Deville evidently likes to launch another kind of rocket, too.)


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Comment: Math degree with emphasis on CS theory (Score 1) 433
A math degree would require less laboratory classes and less projects. You could do the studying to learn u/g level mathematical concepts at your own time and you would mostly have to worry about homeworks, midterms and exams and not so much about big (team) projects.
Projects in CS curriculums are extremely time-consuming. And most importantly, after all these years of s/w engineering experience, you don't need them. You have already acquired most of or more than the skills that these classes are designed to teach.
On the other hand, what you most likely lack is formal CS theory training. Being able to grasp deep algorithmic and complexity concepts, discrete math, numerical analysis, linear algebra, data structures etc would undoubtedly help you become a better engineer.
So my suggestion is a Math degree with as many CS theory courses as possible. Keep in mind that some of them will have projects, e.g., numerical analysis or algorithms, but those projects will actually teach _you_ something and are usually not as time consuming as big S/W engineering design and analysis or compilers projects.
Comment: 3 years old work (Score 2) 98
The conference version of the paper appeared in IEEE S&P 2008.
Comment: Re:This is your run of the mill CDN (Score 1) 138
Absolutely not. You don't need to differentiate packet based on content, source or destination to provide CDN services.
You just need to build a CDN, i.e., caches, mechanisms for content replication close to its destinations etc etc.
Akamai does not need Telcos to differentiate packets for its CDN to work. Similarly Telco CDNs do not imply that Telcos differentiate packets.
If I am still not understood, here is the wikipedia definition to make it easier for you.
"A content delivery network or content distribution network (CDN) is a system of computers containing copies of data, placed at various points in a network so as to maximize bandwidth for access to the data from clients throughout the network. A client accesses a copy of the data near to the client, as opposed to all clients accessing the same central server, so as to avoid bottlenecks near that server."
Comment: This is your run of the mill CDN (Score 5, Interesting) 138
Similar to those deployed by Akamai and Limelight for their customers, and by Google and Microsoft for themselves.
A typical case of a Telco moving into an additional market.
Arguably, it does allow BT to offer multi-tier services. But it is not packet-level differentiation
in the network, which is the issue at the heart of the net-neutrality debate.
If Content Distribution Networks violate net neutrality and the
we should be blasting Akamai and Google long time before we started blasting the Telcos.
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Link to Original Source
Comment: Re:Obvious EU centrism (Score 1) 44
what are you talking about? INRIA is in France, and France is in the EU. Even more,
INRIA is largely funded by the EU
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For me it was the Slashroulette
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Wow, Glen Beck is gonna have a field day with this guy
Armed Robot Drones To Join UK Police Force 311
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"You wonder if our technology is developing faster than our enlightenment? We already have enough weapons to kill everybody on the planet 100 times over, and our top priority is watching "Jersey Shore"... does that answer your question?"
Slightly off topic, but according to this article your "100 times over" assertion is incorrect: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/nuclear/nuclearwar1.html
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BerriHealth, a leader in providing high-quality, black raspberry powder for clinical trials and directly to consumers online, is excited to announce the launch of a new product, BerriFibre Royal Blend. This unique fiber supplement combines organic psyllium as a concentrated natural source of fiber, with berry powder made with blueberries and black raspberries grown right on their partner farm in Oregon.
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Both of my boats had titles and were free! Well, free is a misleading term... I didn't have to pay to buy them, but I've spent some money fixing them! My first is a 1980 Compac 16, that I rescued from under a tree for the previous 10 years, I took this:
And after 3 months of sweat equity, and about $550, I had gotten it to this point:
I still need to some minor gel coat repairs, paint the topsides and bottom, as well as buff the hull out. However, everything left is cosmetic, the rigging was all replaced by the previous owner and it had two sets of sails, one set had only been used for one season.
Free boat #2, a 1983 Starwind 22(same basic design as the Chrysler 22):
I've spent just under $500 so far on this one, and I figure I'll have another $1000 to $1500 into it before I'm done. Thankfully it also came with multiple sets of sails(some new).
I keep costs low by doing almost all repairs myself, but I am fortunate to have all the necessary tools and equipment, as well as enough hands on experience to perform the repairs by myself. I have a lot of hours invested in fixing up my boats, but it is also a hobby that I enjoy, so it doesn't seem like work to me. The challenge is fun.
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I purchased this as an e-book. It has several great story combinations. My students have enjoyed reading them so far, and they have served as an effective review of paired passages between fact and fiction. I like most of the questions that follow the passages. There are, however, a few questions in each set that are opinion based or they need more detail in the question/passage in order to be effective. For these questions I either reworded them on my own or skipped them. The stories alone are worth the price of the book though. Finding short story combinations like these can be very difficult. I do recommend this book, but be ready to omit or reword a few questions.
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International News Archive - August 18, 2008
By The Associated Press ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - No legal immunity for President Pervez Musharraf, a party in Pakistan's coalition government insisted Saturday, refusing to budge from a stance that could hurt discussions on avoiding the embattled leader's impeachment.
By The Associated Press Coalition says 30 militants killed KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- U.S.-led coalition soldiers killed more than 30 militants during three days of fighting in southern Afghanistan, the coalition said Saturday.
Text of report by South Africa-based ZimOnline website on 18 August [Report by oown correspondent: "Zim Talks To Continue after Summit: Mbeki"] JOHANNESBURG - South African President Thabo Mbeki said on Sunday the region's organ on security and politics would continue to meet with Zimbabwe's political leaders in search of a "speedy resolution" to the country's crippling political crisis.
Text of report by Muhammad Saleh Zaafir headlined "Jeddah palace not to host Pak leaders any more" published by Pakistani newspaper The News website on 18 August Islamabad: The Saudis do not want to convert Jeddah's Al-Saroor Palace into the Guantanamo Bay of exiled Pakistani leaders, observers said.
U.S. intelligence reports the Russian military moved short-range missile launchers to South Ossetia as the deadline for troop withdrawal from Georgia passed.
Abkhazia, taking advantage of Georgian troops fighting in South Ossetia, seized the Kodori Gorge region, the Georgian province's deputy defense minister said.
The Russian-Georgian conflict is being waged not only by soldiers on the ground but by media experts trying to sway public opinion, observers said. The war to persuade the world's opinion about events in Georgia has been waged by both Georgian and Russian authorities.
WWF Director General James Leape told the opening session of World Water Week in Stockholm today that a world water crisis is a key factor behind current global anxieties over faltering food supplies and rising food costs.
RUSSIAN President Dmitry Medvedev announced that Russian troops will begin pulling back from Georgia today as Western leaders pushed for a swift withdrawal from positions Russia has held for days of warfare in its small southern neighbour.
By DYER, Gwynne * "HAVE you noticed," my wife asked, "that when one of America's allies thinks it has a green light to invade somewhere, they always do it in the summer?" She was right: Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990; Israel invaded Lebanon in July 2006; Georgia invaded South Ossetia in August 2008.
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Atlanta Falcons
Date/Time: Saturday, Jan.13 1 p.m. (ET)
Television: FOX
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Point Spread: Atlanta -2.5
Total: 45
NFL Betting Game Trends
Seattle Seahawks
- Seattle is 7-14 SU in its last 21 games on the road
- The total has gone OVER in 5 of Seattle's last 6 games when playing Atlanta
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of Seattle's last 5 games on the road
- The total has gone OVER in 5 of Seattle's last 7 games
- Seattle is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
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- The total has gone OVER in 5 of Atlanta's last 6 games when playing Seattle
- Atlanta is 11-1 SU in its last 12 games at home
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Atlanta's last 5 games at home
- The total has gone UNDER in 6 of Atlanta's last 7 games
- Atlanta is 13-3 SU in its last 16 games
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Seattle makes its second-straight trip to the East Coast after up-ending Washington 24-14 in the Wildcard Round last Sunday as a three-point road favorite. Life on the road has not been all that kind to the Seahawks with a 3-5 straight-up record and 4-4 record against the spread during the regular season. They went 11-5 both SU and ATS overall with the total going OVER in five of their final six regular season games.
If the Seahawks want to keep this magical ride going right into the NFC Championship, they are going to have to stick with the winning formula that took them this far. With a rookie quarterback in Russell Wilson playing the biggest game of his young NFL career, Seattle will have to run the ball behind Marshawn Lynch and shut Atlanta down with a defense that was ranked first in the NFL in points allowed. Unfortunately, it will be without its top pass rusher Chris Clemmons, who tore up his knee in last week's game.
There is little question that Atlanta can win regular season games with a 33-12 record over the past three seasons. Its problems in the past have been in the postseason with lopsided losses to Green Bay in 2010 and New York last season. This contest is a chance to get that monkey of its back as the No.1 seed in the conference. The Falcons went 9-6-1 ATS this season and 4-4 ATS at home. The total has stayed UNDER in six of their last seven games.
All eyes in the Georgia Dome will be focused on Matt Ryan in this game. Atlanta will have a hard time running the ball against the Seahawks so it will be up to the fourth-year quarterback to make some plays with his arm. Ryan finished the regular season with 4,719 passing yards and 32 scoring strikes, but until he can play to that level in the playoffs the question marks will remain.
Atlanta was clearly the best team in the NFC this season with consistent play on both sides of the ball. Sometimes a team has to fail miserably before it learns how to succeed and that will be the case in this matchup. Seattle runs out of steam on the road against a Falcons' team that finally decides to show up in the playoffs. Atlanta 28 Seattle 24
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Department of Information and Public Relations: Exhibition on multi-departmental functions and achievements, R. Avudaiyappan, Speaker, presides, T.P.M. Maideen Khan, Minister for Environment and Pollution Control, inaugurates, Poongothai Aladi Aruna, Minister for Social Welfare, releases the magazine, MPs and MLAs participate, Nehru Open Auditorium, Palayamkottai, 5 p.m.
District Science Centre: 20th anniversary week and National Science Day celebrations, lecture on `Recent trends in Science and Technology' by M. Daniel Sweetlin, Head, Department of Physics, St. John's College, Palayamkottai, National Science Day celebrations and distribution prizes to winners
of district-level science quiz competitions, District Science Centre, Kokkirakulam, 12 noon.
Uttar Pradesh Handicrafts and Handlooms Artisans' Association: Exhibition cum sale of handicrafts and hand-printed textiles and jewelleries, Hotel Sakunthala International, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Veeramaamunivar Thamizh Mantram - St. Xavier's College: Seminar on `Hope of Youths' by Mahadevan, Head, Department of Tamil, Sadakkathullah Appa College, Palayamkottai, Rev. Fr. Caussanel Hall, college premises, Palayamkottai,
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Department of Public Library: Inter-religious prayer meeting for students appearing for public examination, District Central Library, 6 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous: Regular meeting, Good Shepherd Matriculation School, 7th Street, Thiyagaraja Nagar, 7 p.m.
Department of Biotechnology and Eco Club - Sri Paramakalyani College: One-day workshop on `Solid Waste Management', college premises, 9 a.m.
Information and Public Relation Office: Inauguration of multi-media campaign, Collector Swarna, District Revenue Officer Jothi Nirmala, and others participate, Uzhavar Shanthai premises, 6 p.m.


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LONDON (ICIS)--European acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) March contracts have settled at an increase of €30-40/tonne, buyers and sellers confirmed on Friday.
Compounding grade (natural) was at €2,235-2,295/tonne FD (free delivered) NWE (northwest Europe), injection moulding (natural) at €2,325-2,400/tonne FD NWE and extrusion grade (natural) at €2,250-2,400/tonne FD NWE, according to ICIS.
Producers had targeted higher increases of up to €60/tonne for March business, but buyers argued that flat demand in the European market – caused by the prevailing weak economic environment – only warranted hikes representing the feedstock cost pass-through.
In March, the feedstock styrene contract price settled €27/tonne up, while butadiene (BD) and acrylonitrile (ACN) settled at increases of €50/tonne and €45-55/tonne respectively.
Lower prices from some ABS producers forced other suppliers to drop their prices, squeezing margins.
There were some differing opinions on demand, with some seeing a drop-off in levels compared to previous weeks as players were waiting for April raw material price negotiations to begin.
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What's Wrong with Atlantic City?
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has announced that it will close in September, becoming the fourth casino there to close this year. Michael L. Diamond, business reporter for the Asbury Park Press, talks about why Atlantic City is struggling and whether the closings offer a lesson to other casino projects in the area. Plus, New Jersey Public Radio's Matt Katz talks about the politics of Governor Christie's attempts to revitalize Atlantic City.
Guests:Michael L. Diamond and Matt Katz
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As far as I'm concerned, the American casino experiment is over. We can do it well in exactly one place: Las Vegas. Everything outside of it might be passable as a way to trick some people out of their money, but gambling on a large scale outside of Nevada isn't going to work, and it's a shame that our elected officials think it's the future of getting tax revenue. It's proven that its net social benefit is far from positive. If you really want Atlantic City to succeed, it has to be treated as what it is: a city. Support its urban form, support its citizens, support its non-casino attractions. There are so many examples of successful urban resorts in the world, why not start looking into how those got and stay successful? While there are tons of casinos around the region now, there's only one Atlantic City. Every other South Jersey shore town is a family-friendly, generic type of place; support Atlantic City for its uniqueness, its potential to be interesting.
Atlantic City is a perfect example of "a sow's ear." You know what you cannot make out of it.
Atlantic City is depressing - once you leave the glitz, the rest of the city seems to be very poor. I'm an occasional gambler, but I went to AC once and that was enough. There are more pleasant options closer to home.
Ted from Santa Fe, get a clue. Use the right terms, re; what drugs can lead to suicide. Plus you excoriate people with diverse problems in one fell swoop, most of whom do not start taking drugs because they have suicidal tendencies. Which is also a misnomer, "suicidal tendencies". Another term dripping with societal mythology and outright misinformation.
I bet you watch "Reefer Madness" and think its a real documentary.
As to whats wrong with Atlantic city, the problem was there the moment it "opened". Not enough diversity in the attractions, or a means to evolve. As an entity its been stagnate well before they broke ground on it. Vegas, etc have all had to change to attract more diverse visitors, such as that good old American Family tourism niche...a group that will spend money on just about any waste of time they can...you know, so to "make memories"...by going to amusement parks, constructed to look like real places.
I listened to the interview about Atlantic City and am delighted that Brian Lehrer suggested "low income housing" as a possible use for the building(s).
I hope Brian will check out the fight to save public housing in Peekskill--www.ghostofrobeson.com
Darrell Davis, the author, is a community activist and would be an excellent guest on the show!
Well at least New Jersey has the Xanadu project going for them! Wait...what?
Yes, gamblers are attracted to hiking. Las Vegas has phenominal hiking - Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, along the Colorado River in AZ - for starters.
Gambling is as much symptom of depression as substance abuse a cause of suicide and destroyer of families The idea that the state it supports to solve social problems is oxymoronic
For a quick summary of what's wrong with Atlantic City see the opening of Louis Malle's 1980 film "Atlantic City". The grand old hotels that made Atlantic City special and charming were destroyed and replaced with glass and steel monstrosities that could be anywhere. Rather than enhance the whole city as a coherent environment they built isolation chambers. The attitude was anti-urban and dismissive of architectural history.
Revel's design was produced by high fashion architects and decorators selling people with money a bill of goods. The design is not at all friendly. It is forboding. It is not comfortable. There's no place to sit while walking long corridors. There's no place to comfortably slow down. Its great for high fashion young men and women in their 20's -- NO ONE ELSE.
Even with the hotel and the casino full, walking the corridors from the hotel to the casino an individual could be completely alone for a quarter mile or more. That walk gives people a queasy feeling -- any moment a person feels like a Bond villain -- Odd Job or Jaws -- is going to attack from out of the woodwork. The lobby seating is like the seating in personnel agencies -- no one can easily sit down or get up while looking graceful -- maybe a few models in their 20's -- but no adults 30 or above.
Revel's initial comp cards did not have the hotel phone number on the cards. Everything was set up to be done on line, but most of the time in the first six months, the internet connections were down.
i be neither a purist nor a puritan,but aren't gambling and gaming;just closed ended loops that make money on money,yet create nothing. you know,sort of like Hedge fund crazy Wall Street.
they should turn the failed casinos over to housing for those now out of work from their failure
The path to economic recover can only lie in the development of industry in this country, and the re-creation of jobs for skilled laborers. There is an investors strategy which calls for investing in the "sin industries" during down times (sex, gambling, alcoholic beverages, and cigarettes) and this might be why there has been such an explosion of casinos. The trouble is that if EVERYONE is doing it you loose your edge. Poker players strategy, if everyone else is playing loose, play tight.
The Borgata is doing well because it's "set off" from the rest of the city. You don't have to drive through the depressing downtown area and it's high end and appeals to high rollers. The "beach" is nasty, lots of shady characters roving around scoping out the tourists which makes it impossible to enjoy owing to the overbuilt downtown... Plenty of better beaches further north with an actual relaxing "beach" atmosphere.
The Catskills (like Ulster County, where the Nevele resort is being considered for gambling) are less than/2 hours away, and offer beautiful mountains, hiking, swimming, golf, etc. There is a lot to do in the Catskills for non-gamblers, and if there are casinos then for gamblers as well.
Why no coverage of Ferguson on today's show?
Most of the people who go to Atlantic City are from the Philadelphia metro area. It's not a destination, it's a day trip. Who the hell wants to go to Atlantic City? Now with gambling in PA, ring the death knell.
I think Atlantic City has gone a long way to improve. Great restaurants all over. A huge shopping center. And of course as Sue points out, the beach. They've just never been effective at getting the word out.
Martin, by your logic the dozens of new casinos that have opened in PA and upstate recently are running on smiles and good wishes. Actually, look at all the new casinos, and the only logic is that discretionary income is everywhere. Thanks Obama for lining the pockets of gamblers all over these states.
Why are casinos failing in A.C.? People realize that they're not getting much for their money. The "glamor" is non-existent, and the business does not really use people except for craps, roulette, and blackjack. You can build casinos and hotels, but with the slots really computer games--not to mention the gambler can do most everything online--why bother?
Promoting gambling is stupid. It is far, far more damaging to family life than legalizing prostitution (including controlling it and taxing it). Because of its intermittent, irregular payoff schedule, gambling can become addictive fairly easily, leading to defaults on mortgages, bankruptcy, abusive behavior, and divorce. Prostitution on the German model, using women and men who actually want to do it, with health safeguards (not to mention healthcare!), clean facilities in which to do it, and taxing it (and incomes derived from it, whether by prostitutes themselves or brothel managers or even the people who clean the room and change the sheets between customers) both employs more people than casinos and would result in more state revenues.
One final thing: gamblers seldom get a payoff, and almost never a big one. Customers of prostitutes ALWAYS get a payoff.
The number 1 problem with Atlantic City is that it's a dump. Unlike Las Vegas, which makes itself an entertainment destination with shows and events that have nothing to do with gambling, AC is mostly about gaming, and once you leave the casino area the city is deteriorated and run down. Also, there is not a great way to get from one casino to another. Also, there are newer and nicer casinos at Foxwoods and other areas. Problems with posting. Apologize about repeate posts
I stayed at Revel a couple of months ago for an event. The rooms are OK but the Casino and Restaurants are nothing special. The check in area was dirty and ugly, more like an airline concourse... The real problem is AC itself. Why go there for any other reason than to gamble and now you can gamble practically anywhere? It's an ugly place, the city itself is vile and rundown and it's hours from civilization... Vegas has re-branded itself as a foodie/shopping location but AC can't because NYC... so it's ovah.
Is your name Michael Diamond?
Nah, mine's Clarence.
What does A.C. have that other gambling locations don't have? The beach, of course. But did they play that up to attract people to A.C.? No.
They should build cabanas people can rent for the day, have chair and umbrella rentals (free for gamblers, perhaps), bars on the beach with service to people sitting on the beach, etc.
The casinos had a stupid, short-sighted business model focusing only on the gambling and not on the adjacent beach!
We actually go to Atlantic City several times a year. Not big gamblers, but we do play. Ever since Revel opened, we have tried to stay there just to give it a boost, but the room rates were so much higher than anywhere else we could never make it work. And the restauarants there were really excellent, too. Such a shame. The Borgtata is smart--they'll give you a room free to get you inside to dine, play and use their spa. (And they have a Starbucks.)
Bottom line is Revel did nothing in terms of promotion to help itself. Ever. Almost as if they were trying to fail.
I am an architect and urbanist (professor of architecture, studied with Robert Venturi, co-author of "Learning from Las Vegas").
Even though I don't gamble I find Las Vegas a HOOT. I LOVE to go there.
Atlantic City is dangerous, a good place to get mugged. I am afraid to walk around there.
They built casinos, but did not bother to make Atlantic City a place anyone would want to visit.
The number 1 problem with Atlantic City is that it's a dump. Unlike Las Vegas, which makes itself an entertainment destination with shows and events that have nothing to do with gambling, AC is mostly about gaming, and once you leave the casino area the area is deteriorated and run down. Also, there is not a great way to get from one casino to another. Also, there are newer and nicer casinos at Foxwoods and other areas.
The number 1 problem with Atlantic City is that it's a dump. Unlike Las Vegas, which makes itself an entertainment destination with shows and events that have nothing to do with gambling, AC is mostly about gaming, and once you leave the casino area the area is deteriorated and run down. Also, there is not a great way to get from one casino to another. Also, there are newer and nicer casinos at Foxwoods and other areas.
Just look to the Borgata. Its business is funded only partially on gambling. It's real draw is events and hosting conferences. That's how they've succeeded. Gambling alone is no longer enough.
.... the Obama presidency.
Who has discretionary income when we are becoming a poorer nation every day?
(progressively poorer, pun intended.)
(Hey, but all the suckers are fairly, equally poor....LOL)
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- Universal Cartoon Studios, Amblin Entertainment, BIG Pictures, Inc., Colossal Pictures
- Animation Studio: Wang Film Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Marty McFly, Doc Emmett L. Brown, Jennifer Parker, Clara Clayton Brown, Jules, Verne, Einstein, Biff Tannen.
- Live-Action Characters: Doc Emmett L. Brown, Bill Nye.
- Voice Actors: David Kaufman, Dan Castellaneta, Mary Steenburgen, Thomas F. Wilson, Joshua Wiener, Troy Davidson, Cathy Cavadini, Danny Mann; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Peyton Reed.
- Produced By John Loy, John Ludin, Bob Gale.
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- First Aired on November 02, 1991.
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- Running Time: 11 minutes.
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