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The Premier League makes a welcome return this weekend and the first live game is Fulham v Stoke on Saturday lunchtime (Sky Sports 2, 12.45pm). Both teams are looking to allay any remaining fears that they might get pulled down towards the relegation zone during these final few months of the season and it is Fulham who start favourites at Craven Cottage.
Martin Jol's side are currently available at 11/10, despite a dismal run of form, while Stoke have fared little better in recent weeks and can be backed at 5/2. The draw stands out at 23/10 with Ladbrokes though and that could be the way to go as there doesn't look to be much to choose between the two sides.
Fulham are currently 12th in the Premier League and they are six points clear of relegation but they will want to extend that gap during the coming weeks. Their recent form will be a real concern as they have won just three of their last 18 league games, including only one of their last five. The Cottagers are normally renowned for being strong at Craven Cottage but a run of just one win in five on home soil hardly inspires confidence.
They will be hoping that Dimitar Berbatov can find his scoring boots on Saturday as the Bulgarian hasn't quite sparkled as expected, scoring just eight goals in all competitions. Berbatov is 5/1 favourite to be first goalscorer this weekend and it bodes well that Fulham are yet to lose a Premier League match when Berbatov has scored (won three, drawn three).
Berbatov was on target in Fulham's recent 3-1 win over West Ham which provided a welcome boost to confidence, although they have failed to score in their last two league outings and goals could be at a premium on Saturday. Under 2.5 goals is available at 3/4 with Ladbrokes and that would be worth a look, particularly when you consider Stoke's dreadful goalscoring record.
Tony Pulis's men, who are currently 10th in the league table, have scored just three goals in their last eight away league games and they have failed to score in five of their last six on their travels in all competitions. Fulham are a best price 7/4 to keep a clean sheet with Ladbrokes.co.uk on Saturday as they bid to keep the opposition out for the first time in 10 home fixtures.
Stoke's recent form has been pretty poor of late as a fortuitous 2-1 win over Reading last time out ended a six-match winless run. Their away record in particular is atrocious as they have won just one away league game all season, which extends to one win in 22 games including last season.
Saturday's match is hardly one to get the pulses racing and the draw could prove to be the value bet. Stoke have specialised in stalemates this season as they have earned a league-high 12 draws in the top-flight and there doesn't look to be much to separate two teams that are struggling for confidence.
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Check the season's statistics for both Fulham and Stoke, plus the odds ahead of Saturday's match.
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Tip #1: Match to end in a draw @ 23/10 with Ladbrokes.
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7/1 Hugo Rodallega
7/1 Peter Crouch
7/1 No Goalscorer
7/1 Kenwyne Jones
8/1 Bryan Ruiz
8/1 Michael Owen
8/1 Jonathan Walters
8/1 Cameron Jerome
14/1 Damien Duff
14/1 Charlie Adam
Odds supplied by Ladbrokes.com, who offer live in-play betting for all Premier League matches.
Posted: Thursday, 21st February 2013
Author: Chris James
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New insights in osteogenic differentiation revealed by mass spectrometric assessment of phosphorylated substrates in murine skin mesenchymal cells
1 Chemistry Institute, Department of Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Therapy Center (NUCEL/NETCEM), School of Medicine, University of São Paulo, São Paulo 05508-000, SP, Brazil
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In singles, senior Julia Metzger lost to Eastern Michigan's Diana Davitaia 3-6, 6-3, 10-8 and will face Colorado's Janssens in the consolation bracket tomorrow. Sophomore Nicole Long fell to Texas Tech's Nikki Sanders 6-2, 6-0 and will go up against Colorado State's Schultz tomorrow in the consolation round. Junior Rabea Stueckemann was defeated by Oregon State's Maria Alvarez 4-6, 4-1, ret. and will face CU's Watrous in consolation.
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An unusually wet summer should help skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes at Pajarito Mountain earlier than they have in years.
Pajarito's ownership has targeted Thanksgiving as its opening weekend this season. "It will depend a lot on Mother Nature and cold weather," Pajarito General Manager Tom Long said. "In the past we've had the cold weather, just not a lot of water."
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After the Bees added two more in the sixth, the Isotopes plated a pair in the home half of the inning and tacked on another in the eighth. Wilin Rosario ignited the Topes' offense with a solo home run in the second. Roger Bernadina and Tommy Murphy also belted a pair of homers.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Athletes in next year's Summer Olympics here will be swimming and boating in waters so contaminated with human feces that they risk becoming violently ill and unable to compete in the games, an Associated Press investigation has found.
An AP analysis of water quality revealed dangerously high levels of viruses and bacteria from human sewage in Olympic and Paralympic venues — results that alarmed international experts and dismayed competitors training in Rio, some of whom have already fallen ill with fevers, vomiting and diarrhea.
It is the first independent comprehensive testing for both viruses and bacteria at the Olympic sites.
Brazilian officials have assured that the water will be safe for the Olympic athletes and the medical director of the International Olympic Committee said all was on track for providing safe competing venues. But neither the government nor the IOC tests for viruses, relying on bacteria testing only.
Extreme water pollution is common in Brazil, where the majority of sewage is not treated. Raw waste runs through open-air ditches to streams and rivers that feed the Olympic water sites.
Are you ready for some football?
How about some soccer, volleyball or cross-country?
Over the next couple of weeks, Los Alamos High School's fall sports will all begin practicing.
On Monday, Los Alamos' football team will hit the field to get ready for its upcoming season.
Football is allowed to start a week earlier than other fall sports.
Los Alamos' soccer, volleyball and cross country teams can all begin official practices on Aug. 10.
The cross country team's official tryout week will begin Aug. 10. Visit the team's website for a detailed schedule, must haves and more.
The Albuquerque Isotopes (48-57) beat the Salt Lake Bees (41-64) 4-1 Wednesday night at Isotopes Park. Right-handed pitcher Jon Gray pitched five scoreless innings, while outfielder Tim Wheeler picked up thee RBI.
Albuquerque wasted no time jumping out front with a two-RBI single by Wheeler in the second inning.
The Isotopes added another run in the sixth on Wheeler's second RBI single.
The Bees managed to scratch across a run in the top of the seventh, but infielder Trevor Story quickly answered with a monstrous solo home run in the home half of the inning.
Gray struck out eight, walked one and only gave up three hits in the win,
Matt McBride made his first start since being activated from the disabled list on Tuesday and promptly extended the team's season-longest hitting streak to 18 games with a single in the first inning.
The outfielder finished Wednesday evening 3-for-3 with three singles and a walk. Having spent 20 days on the disabled list, McBride's 18-game hitting streak began way back on June 16.
Over the next two weekends, Los Alamos will be New Mexico's hub for mountain bike racing.
On Sunday, the New Mexico Off Road Series will come to town for the PyroClassic cross-country race.
The following weekend, Aug. 8-9, the New Mexico Enduro Cup Series will bring racers to town for the Los Alamos Rock 'n' Roll EnduroFest.
It will be both races second go round and the EnduroFest's first year as part of New Mexico's Enduro Cup.
The PyroClassic, hosted by the Pajarito Mountain Bike Patrol, will take place at the Valles Caldera National Preserve.
There will be three different distances that bikers will ride, winding through valley meadows and climbing over the flanks of the volcanic upheaval of the 11,000-foot Redondo Peak.
Pros, Cat 1 and singlespeed racers will pedal 30 miles in a loop around Redondo Peak and Alamo Canyon. Climbing on the loop will be substantial with a total ascent of over 2,400 feet.
Cat 2 riders will race on an 18-mile route while Cat 3 bikers will do a nine-mile loop.
All races start and finish near the Valles Caldera Ranch headquarters.
The last day to register online for the PyroClassic is Friday. There will be no race-day registration. Participants will also need a USAC license.
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — Three dominated on the mound, the other excelled at three positions up the middle. Together, pitchers Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and multi-talented Craig Biggio left a remarkable imprint on baseball.
Playing through an era tainted by steroids and dominated by offense — compliments of bulked-up sluggers, a smaller strike zone and smaller ballparks — the trio of pitchers combined for 735 wins, 11,113 strikeouts and nine Cy Young Awards. And the indefatigable Biggio became the only player in major league history with at least 3,000 hits, 600 doubles, 400 stolen bases and 250 home runs while being asked to play four positions in his 20-year career.
All four, elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in January, will be inducted Sunday in Cooperstown.
"I don't condone anybody doing anything bad as far as cheating the game," said Martinez, who joins former Giants right-hander Juan Marichal (1983) as the only natives of the Dominican Republic elected to the hall. "How did I feel pitching in the juice era? I wouldn't want it any other way. For me, there's no crying. I mean, as far as the way I did compete, I know I did it right. I did it the right way."
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady vowed on Wednesday to fight his four-game "Deflategate" suspension, and team owner Robert Kraft opened training camp by saying he continues to "believe and unequivocally support" the three-time Super Bowl MVP.
"It is completely incomprehensible to me that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all-time great players, and a man for whom I have the utmost respect," Kraft said. "I was wrong to put my faith in the league."
Taking the podium a day after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell upheld Brady's suspension, Kraft said he didn't fight the team's penalty — a $1 million fine and the loss of two draft picks — because he thought the league would go easy on the star quarterback.
Now, he said, he regrets his decision.
"I have come to the conclusion that this was never about doing what was fair and just," Kraft said, apologizing to fans and to Brady. "I truly believe that what I did in May ... would make it much easier for the league to exonerate Tom Brady. Unfortunately, I was wrong."
The NFL Players Association said later Wednesday that it will file a lawsuit in federal court in Minnesota challenging the punishment.
After giving up the lead in the top of the ninth, the resilient Albuquerque Isotopes (47-57) scored four runs in the bottom of the inning for a 7-6 walk-off victory against the Salt Lake Bees (41-63) Tuesday night at Isotopes Park.
After four consecutive singles to begin the inning, Tim Smalling scored the winning run on a passed ball.
The first eight innings of the game were tightly contested.
After Albuquerque jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a Tommy Murphy two-out RBI single in the first, Salt Lake took a 2-1 lead with two runs in the fifth inning.
The Isotopes and Bees traded runs in the sixth before the 'Topes were able to tie it at three in the seventh inning on a Brock Bond double.
The ninth inning, however, provided all the fireworks for the night. Salt Lake plated a trio of runs in the final frame, highlighted by a two-run homer.
Kyle Parker, Tommy Murphy, Roger Bernadina and Smalling recorded four straight singles to begin the ninth and cut the Isotopes deficit to 6-5.
Bond then stepped in and picked up his third hit of the night, an RBI single to tie the game at six.
With runners on first and third, the second pitch to Rafael Ynoa escaped the catcher, giving Albuquerque a 7-6 victory.
Three Northern New Mexico Senior Men's Golf Association (NNMSMGA) tournaments took place in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on July 14-16.
Los Alamos golfers continued to do well on the tour.
The first day featured a two-man best ball tournament.
Los Alamos' Ron Krantz and Santa Fe's Don Holifield teamed up to win the second flight. They shot a 72 gross score.
Los Alamos' Ken Koch and Alamosa, Colorado's Dean Boice shot a 73 gross score to finish second in the first flight.
Krantz also landed closest to the pin on the sixth hole while Don Pompeo landed closest to the pin on the 11th hole.
On July 15 the players competed individually.
Krantz finished second in the second flight with a gross score of 85.
Jim Steedle won the fourth flight with a 93 gross score.
Pompeo was the third flight's net winner with a 65. Pompeo also landed closest to the pin again, this time on the fourth hole.
Bob Quick, meanwhile, landed closest to the pin on both the sixth and the 12th holes.
On the final day in Pagosa Springs, no local golfers were among the top finishers in their respective flights. Koch, however, landed closest to the pin on the 11th hole.
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Paul Prudhomme and his wife opened his famous restaurant near the French Quarter in 1979.
Justin Bieber clearly took relaxation to a new level after full frontal photos surfaced of the pop singer on vacation in Bora Bora.
A sign posted at a youth soccer game in Grand Junction's Canyon View Park has gone viral for its simple, yet effective message.
Louisiana's Ragin' Cajun football team returns to the gridiron on Saturday evening, when coach Mark Hudspeth's squad plays host to the Texas St. Bobcats in the Sun Belt Conference opener for both teams.
Give it up for Mamou High School. They had the game ball delivered via a helicopter prior to their homecoming game.
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There's nothing like a good car. It's dependable, escorts on some key life moments and may even earn a name. A bad car? Uggh. That's a different story.
Find out more about the latest collaborators on Brit's ninth studio album.
Eminem may be a hero to his stans, but there's one rapper that the Detroit native looks up to himself: Tupac Shakur. For Paper magazine's "Nowstalgia" issue, Slim Shady wrote a touching tribute to the legendary MC.
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President Obama will deliver an opening message before the debut of "Speak Up," a Cartoon Network documentary about bullied youth across America and those who have helped them.
The half-hour film, part of the network's "Stop Bullying: Speak Up" initiative, will air at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, with an encore at 8 p.m., the Associated Press reports.
The documentary features appearances by star athletes Venus Williams, Chris Webber, Lisa Leslie, soccer player Hope Solo, BMX bike rider Matt Wilhelm and NASCAR drivers Trevor Bayne, Jeff Burton and Joey Logano.
The film also will be posted on www.StopBullyingSpeakUp.com and be available through other outlets after the premiere, including Facebook, iTunes and YouTube.
Mr. Obama, who has said he endured schoolyard harassment, hosted the first anti-bullying summit at the White House last year.
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A new online programming venture bankrolled by the world's richest man will launch with the return of a veteran television personality — Larry King.
Mr. King will start up a new daily talk show later this year for Ora.TV, according to the Associated Press. The new service, backed by Mexican communications billionaire Carlos Slim, will provide programming for tablets, cellphones, computers and Internet-connected TVs.
Mr. King hosted a nightly interview program on CNN for 25 years. He retired in 2010.
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The stakes are high. The judges are brutal. The challenges are difficult. And the contestants are determined to be the next Calvin Klein or Ralph Lauren. Sound familiar?
NBC's "Fashion Star," a reality TV show that debuts at 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, is similar to Lifetime Television's "Project Runway" except that the wannabe designers won't have to wait until they make it big to get their creations into stores. Some of the fashions will be on sale at Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's and H&M the day after each prerecorded episode airs. The winner will get a total of $6 million in orders for their designs from all three retailers.
"This is not just a competition where you win and you don't know what to do next," said Nicole Christie, spokeswoman for H&M's North American division and one of three judges on the one-hour show. "Every week we're creating brands."
"Fashion Star," which is hosted by lingerie designer and former model Elle Macpherson, comes at a time when it's particularly difficult for unknown designers to get their clothes into stores. In the weak economy, aspiring designers have found it more difficult to get loans to start their collections. And retailers have been relying more on big-name designers with deep pockets that can split marketing and other costs associated with carrying their clothes in stores.
The 14 contestants on "Fashion Star," who were chosen after a nationwide search, have a range of experience. Among them, there's a former teacher. There's also an Australian-born former model whose clothes already are sold at Barney's. And then there's Lizzie Parker, a former Microsoft software engineer who lives in Sammammish, Wash., and sells her women's knitwear designs at a nearby store she owns.
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Retail executives from each of the three retailers bid to purchase and exclusively carry the work of one or more of the designers. At the end of each episode, one designer whose creations weren't picked is eliminated from the show.
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The show was taped six months ago, so shoppers will be able to buy the winning designs online immediately following each episode. The designs, which will be sold under the "Fashion Star" brand, will be in stores the next day. Saks will carry them in all of its stores, H&M in 100 of its 236 U.S. stores and Macy's in its flagship location in Manhattan.
Welsh opera star has high hopes for 'Dancing'
Welsh opera star Katherine Jenkins may have a leg up on some of her "Dancing With the Stars" competitors: She's already used to high heels.
The mezzo-soprano has been practicing for the show in London with professional partner Mark Ballas.
He said her preference for stilettos is an advantage because she is used to running around in shoes that are higher than ballroom shoes.
According to the Associated Press, the two were to fly to the U.S. Monday to join the other competitors, who include "Family Matters" actor Jaleel White, singer Gladys Knight and National Football League player Donald Driver.
Miss Jenkins and Mr. Ballas deny rumors they are romantically linked off the dance floor.
Miss Jenkins said: "We knew each other for just 12 hours, and in the press it is we are now dating."
The new season of "Dancing With The Stars" starts Monday on ABC.
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I am taking my two teenagers to Islamorada for Christmas week and I'm wondering, will it be warm enough to swim in the ocean and snorkel? I live in VA and know it'll be freezing here, so I'm hoping they'll be able to get in the water...
It's already too chilly for most locals to swim. However, today the water is warmer then the air. (65 air temp as I type this BRRRR) You can head to the beach and see what I consider "brave" people swimming, but majority of those live closer to you then here. Point being - it's all what you are used to. If you have a heated pool it may be fine. No telling what weather will be like at Christmas - could be very warm or could be super chilly. Mixed bag.
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As Blue notes, weather can be chilly OR not. No way to predict now but it will be better than VA.
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We've been to Dolphins Plus several times and had great experiences.
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Cato, CEI File Amicus Brief to Protect Donor Confidentiality and Freedom of AssociationSeptember 8, 2015 11:43 AM
The Cato Institute and CEI recently filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court, urging it to stop California Attorney General Kamala Harris from making intrusive demands for the donor lists of non-profit groups.
Federal law treats the donor lists contained in non-profits' Form 990 Schedule B as confidential, and forbids the IRS to give them to state attorneys general. (See, e.g., 26 U.S.C. § 6104(c)(3).)
Moreover, California statutes do not require, or even specifically authorize, the state attorney general to collect such confidential donor information from non-profits. But Harris does it anyway, demanding that non-profits give her their Schedule B's.
Harris's demands were challenged by the Center for Competitive Politics (CCP), a public-interest law firm, after Harris demanded that it disclose its principal donors to the state. CCP's challenge was rejected by a trial court and then the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals based on the meager premise that Harris could demand this information in the name of "investigative efficiency."
In that case, Center for Competitive Politics v. Harris, the Ninth Circuit rejected CCP's facial First Amendment challenge to the requirement, but left open the theoretical possibility that charities can bring an as-applied challenge if they can show that their donors would experience "threats, harassment, and reprisals" due to such disclosure. But that is small comfort: Bringing such an as-applied challenge would require a lawsuit that would cost tens of thousands of dollars in attorney's fees, meaning that all but the largest non-profits would be unlikely to do so even if they had experienced donor harassment or reprisals against their contributors. That would result in a massive chilling effect on First Amendment associational rights.
Moreover, Harris (whom CEI earlier rated America's fourth-worst state attorney general) has already indicated she will not grant such as-applied exceptions to her demands for disclosure, even to charities whose donors have already faced well-documented harassment, unless a court specifically orders her to do so in response to a lawsuit.
CEI Sues TSA for Violating Federal Law and Court Order on Body ScannersJuly 16, 2015 1:15 PM
Yesterday, July 15, 2015, CEI filed a petition for writ of mandamus with the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. Our suit requests the court enforce its July 15, 2011, decision that found the TSA's deployment of body scanners in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act. The 2011 court ordered the TSA to "promptly" open a rulemaking proceeding and produce a final rule. Yesterday was the four-year anniversary of the court order and we still do not have a final rule to evaluate and potentially challenge. In fact, given that TSA has been rolling out body scanners since 2007, they have been violating the APA for eight years.
Other than CEI, petitioners are the National Center for Transgender Equality, The Rutherford Institute, CEI President Lawson Bader, and yours truly, in our capacity as private individuals. CEI's attorneys are representing the petitioners.
Our primary interest in this case is ensuring the TSA is forced to follow the law. However, results of a classified Department of Homeland Security Inspector General audit were leaked to and publicized by ABC News on June 1. The failure rate was an astounding 96 percent. So, not only is the TSA violating the law by deploying these machines, the machines likely don't even work as advertised, as we and others have alleged in the past.
So far, USA Today, The Washington Examiner, Reason magazine have covered the lawsuit, with a small blurb in The New York Times.
The summary of our argument can be found here. The full complaint is here. For more from CEI on TSA's illegal body scanner policy, see our 2013 comments to the agency and a 2012 op-ed by former American Airlines CEO Robert L. Crandall and myself summarizing our amicus brief in EPIC v. DHS.
Supreme Court Rewrites Obamacare, AgainJune 25, 2015 2:40 PM
This morning, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled for the Obama administration in King v. Burwell, upholding the legality of health insurance tax credits for people in the 36 states that haven't set up insurance exchanges under Obamacare. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the Court, while Justice Antonin Scalia dissented, joined by Justices Alito and Thomas.
Unlike the major Obamacare case decided by the Supreme Court in 2012, NFIB v. Sebelius, today's decision in King doesn't concern the law's constitutionality. Instead, the case challenged an IRS regulation interpreting the meaning of the Affordable Care Act (ACA)—better known as Obamacare. The law says that many low- and middle-income Americans can get "premium assistance" to help them pay for health insurance. This assistance comes in the form of income tax credits, hence the IRS's involvement.
But according to the ACA provision that explains how the IRS calculates which taxpayers are eligible for tax credits, a person cannot get a tax credit unless she's enrolled in a health care plan offered by "an Exchange established by the State." This may sound like a technicality, but it's actually a very big deal, because Obamacare lets each state (and the District of Columbia) decide whether to set up a health insurance exchange. Only 14 states and D.C. have established their own exchange; in the remaining 36 states, individual health insurance is available through Healthcare.gov, an exchange run by the federal government.
Despite the plain language of the law, the Court decided that an "Exchange established by the State" actually means "Exchange established by the State or the Federal Government." The majority reasoned that Congress couldn't possibly have intended to deny health insurance subsidies—or the individual coverage mandate—in states that opted not to set up their own exchanges. Otherwise, the Court feared that in the 36 states where the federal government runs the exchange, the absence of subsidies would lead to a "death spiral." Healthy people would forego costlier health insurance, while sicker and older people would keep paying, sending prices higher and higher.
If a state were worried about such a death spiral, however, all it would need to do is establish its own exchange—for which the subsidies would offer an incentive. But the Court rejected the notion that Congress might have actually designed Obamacare to work this way, siding instead with the administration's position that lawmakers never intended to encourage states to set up their own exchanges by linking them with valuable health insurance subsidies. So the Court rewrote the law, much as it did in NFIB v. Sebelius, which held that the "penalty" Obamacare imposes on people who fail to buy health insurance is actually a "tax." (Never mind that a bill with the word "tax" in it may not have passed Congress.)
The Court's explanation for why Congress didn't really mean what it wrote regarding who can get tax credits is unpersuasive. The majority points to several parts of the Act that would supposedly make no sense if subsidies were available only in states that established their own exchange. But the majority's version of the law creates irregularities of its own. The dissent identifies several obligations imposed on "an Exchange established by the State" that cannot logically apply to states where the federal government operates the exchange. Instead of reading the law to mean what it says, the Court rewrote the Act's plain language to avoid some minor oddities.
Moreover, the subsidy provision doesn't seem to be an accident. As the dissent notes, the very phrase the Court rewrote—"an Exchange established by the State under section 1311"—appears in the Affordable Care Act not once, but seven times. In other parts of the Act, only the word "Exchange" is used. The Court dismissed this aspect of the law as the byproduct of "inartful drafting," and thus replaces the text Congress actually wrote with words that make more sense to the six Justices in the majority.
The IRS, Obamacare, and the English LanguageJune 17, 2015 11:06 AM
In the days just before the March 4 Supreme Court hearing in King v. Burwell, I got a number of calls from total strangers who had read about the case and who wanted to be plaintiffs in it. I explained to them that it was too late to join the case then, but listened to their stories of cancelled insurance policies and jobs jeopardized by Obamacare. One call stood out in particular. It was from a woman in California who had moved to the U.S. years ago from the Ukrainian city of Donetsk. After explaining her health care predicament, she asked me: Do you understand how crazy this is? I left a totally dysfunctional country to come here, and now I find myself trapped in this insanity!
That's an interesting contrast to the disaster stories that we've been hearing for months, about what will happen if the Supreme Court rules in our favor in King. At issue in the case is an IRS rule that provides nationwide health insurance subsidies. The question for the Court is whether that rule is legal, since the underlying statute authorizes subsidies only in those states that set up their own health insurance exchanges—something only 14 states have done. We argue that the IRS rule is contrary to the clear language of the law Congress enacted. The government argues that invalidating the rule will frustrate Congress's alleged purpose of making health care available to everyone.
This is where the disaster stories come in—about how, without nationwide subsidies, millions of people will be left uninsured and without medical treatment. But the Obamacare insurance subsidies aren't some long-established fixture of medical care; they only took effect in 2014. And for several years before then Obamacare was delayed by purely political decisions made by the White House. Where were the cries of disaster back then? There weren't any, in large part because we had a sizable array of medical entitlements aimed at preventing such disasters. We still have them. To the extent that state or federal fixes are necessary to ease transition problems that might be caused by a court ruling, nothing would stand in their way. States that chose not to set up exchanges could, for example, change their mind.
One thing the disaster stories leave out is the fact that, for millions of Americans, Obamacare itself has been a disaster. These victims of Obamacare—yes, victims—include people who, like the woman from Donetsk, can no longer buy low-priced catastrophic insurance, or who find that the cost of their current policies have increased steeply, or who can't keep their doctors. They include workers pushed into part-time status by companies trying to avoid Obamacare's dictates, and companies that shelve their expansion plans due to its regulatory burdens. They include the taxpayers who foot the bill.
Coming Up: King Plaintiffs' Day in CourtFebruary 13, 2015 5:20 PM
Oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in King v. Burwell will be held on March 4, 2015. The Competitive Enterprise Institute is coordinating this case, which challenges an IRS regulation that illegally distributes subsidies in states that refused to establish state-based health insurance exchanges. The IRS regulation is illegal because it is contrary to the plain language of the law passed by Congress.
The four plaintiffs involved are individuals who are harmed by this regulation because it makes them subject to Obamacare's individual mandate, which requires people to enroll in comprehensive healthcare coverage or pay a tax penalty. Both lower courts unanimously agreed that the individual plaintiffs have standing and the Justice Department expressly abandoned any challenge to their standing before the Supreme Court.
Gruber Testifies Before Congress on Obamacare Transparency IssuesDecember 9, 2014 11:12 AM
Today, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Marilyn Tavenner and MIT economist Jonathan Gruber are testifying before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on repeated transparency failures and enrollment issues surrounding the Affordable Care Act. CEI General Counsel Sam Kazman explains what this hearing could mean for ongoing Obamacare litigation efforts.
Sam Kazman, CEI general counsel:
"Regardless of what happens at the hearing, Jonathan Gruber has already had a major impact on the ongoing Obamacare litigation, as in CEI's King v. Burwell and Halbig v. Burwell cases. This is due to both the content of his 2012 video, where Gruber refers to the subsidy issue saying if states don't set up exchanges then citizens won't get tax credits, and to how the government dropped nearly all mention of Gruber and his three-legged stool analogy from the court briefs following the video's rise in popularity.
"And according to a recent CEI report by Scot Vorse, we see that Gruber isn't the only thing the administration flip-flopped on. Based on a trail of government documents, we find that actions taken by the HHS, Treasury, and IRS to implement the law, especially when it comes to developing a tax-credit calculator, show the administration was only focused on providing subsidies on the state exchanges, not the federal exchange."
>> View CEI report by Scot Vorse: "Beyond Gruber: How HHS Flip-Flopped on Federal Exchange Subsidies"
Michael Mann Case Is about First Amendment, Not Global WarmingNovember 25, 2014 3:07 PM
This morning the D.C. Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in Michael E. Mann v. Competitive Enterprise Institute, National Review, et al. CEI General Counsel Sam Kazman gave the following comments about the case:
Regardless of where one stands on global warming, this case is about the First Amendment. Michael Mann's defamation lawsuit is an unfounded attempt to chill speech on a major issue of public concern. Professor Mann is a high-profile figure in the global warming debate, and he himself is responsible for much of the overheated rhetoric in that debate. His complaint about CEI's criticism of his statistical methods belongs in the arena of public discussion and scientific inquiry, not in the courts.
This is precisely the type of First Amendment lawsuit that the District of Columbia's Anti-SLAPP law was designed to stop at the outset, and it is for this reason that CEI and National Review's position is supported by a wide range of amici, including the Reporters' Committee for Freedom of the Press, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Cato Institute, and dozens of other organizations. We are hopeful that the Court of Appeals will agree.
Legal briefs in the case can be found at cei.org/michaelmann.
Liberals and Conservatives Challenge Overreach of Dodd-Frank's FSOC on MetLifeNovember 18, 2014 2:18 PM
As CEI brings suit before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals tomorrow challenging the constitutionality of unaccountable bureaucracies created by the Dodd-Frank "financial reform" law of 2010, it looks like we may have some high-profile company in litigation against Dodd-Frank's Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC).
The FSOC is a secretive, unaccountable task force of financial bureaucrats of various agencies created to designate banks and other financial firms "systemically important," or too-big-to-fail. In September, the FSOC preliminarily decreed insurer MetLife a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
As CEI argues in our legal challenge to the Dodd-Frank Act (including the FSOC's role of identifying risk), the SIFI designation confers on a firm a strong competitive advantage, as investors and creditors know the government won't let it fail. That's why big banks and MetLife competitor American International Group (AIG), which have already received billions in taxpayer bailouts, have eagerly embraced their SIFI status.
But MetLife, to its credit, has publicly stated that it is not too big to fail and does not want the special privileges that come with SIFI status, nor the regulatory costs. MetLife chairman and CEO Steven A. Kandarian declared last year, "I do not believe that MetLife is a systemically important financial institution."
Now, The Wall Street Journal reports that "MetLife Inc. doesn't want to be tagged as "systemically important" and is preparing to possibly take the U.S. government to court to avoid it, people familiar with the matter said." The insurance firm has hired Eugene Scalia, attorney with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, who has put forth successful suits against other provisions of Dodd-Frank.
Gruber's "Speakola" Virus and Pelosi's Selective MemoryNovember 14, 2014 3:32 PM
Obamacare supporters say that when deciding King v. Burwell and the related Halbig v. Burwell, challenges to the law that the Competitive Enterprise Institute helped fund and coordinate, there is really no need for courts to narrowly confine themselves to the language of specific provisions. Instead, they should look at the broad purposes of the law, as explained by its key architects. But one problem with this approach is these architects of the law—both in Congress and outside—seem to have selective memories about the structure of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, aka Obamacare
Until very recently, one of the key sources that Obamacare supporters have relied on to establish that purpose are statements and writings by the key architects of the law. For example, MIT Professor Jonathan Gruber's writings on Obamacare were extensively cited by the government, and by supporting amici, in the early briefs in these cases. In fact, Gruber's "three-legged stool" metaphor for Obamacare was expressly incorporated into a central portion of the dissent in Halbig, which argued that the Obamacare rule should be upheld.
Gruber was an outside expert who has advised Congress, the Department of Health and Human Services, and many states on the law and its implementation (and has been paid handsomely by taxpayers for much of this advice). In July of this year, Gruber told Chris Matthews of MSNBC that interpreting the law as barring federal subsidies in states that didn't set up their was "crazy."
Yet a couple days later, my Competitive Enterprise Institute colleague Ryan Radia—with props to Volokh Conspiracy commenter Rich Weinstein—unearthed a clip of Gruber relaying an audience in 2012 what was basically the same "crazy" interpretation. "If you're a state and you don't set up an exchange, that means your citizens don't get their tax credits," Gruber said.
Gruber responded that this was a "speak-o," a speaking version of a typo. But since then, many more speak-os of Gruber have surfaced, suggesting that he has a condition that could be called the "Speakola virus."
Obamacare: Cert Granted on Friday, and Gruber III on SaturdayNovember 11, 2014 12:00 AM
It was very good news, delivered in a very surprising way. Shortly after noon last Friday, the Supreme Court announced that it would review our Fourth Circuit Obamacare challenge, King v. Burwell.
Ever since we filed the case with the Supreme Court this past July, we'd been hopeful that the Court would take the case. The likelihood of the Court accepting any case is extremely low, but there were several major factors in our favor.
First, the question involved is extremely important to millions of Americans, be they taxpayers, health insurance policyholders, or workers. (In most cases, they'll be all three.) The issue is whether Obamacare health insurance subsidies are available nationwide, as the White House claims, or whether they are limited to the minority of states that have set up their own insurance exchanges, as indicated by the language of the statute. Riding on this issue are billions of dollars in taxpayer funds, insurance choices made by millions of individuals and hundreds of thousands of employers, and the huge penalties that such subsidies can trigger for companies in nonparticipating states.
Second, only the Supreme Court could resolve the issue both quickly and definitively. True, the companion case that we had won, Halbig v. Burwell, is now up before the D.C. Circuit for en banc review; the government argued that the Supreme Court should wait for the en banc circuit ruling because it might eliminate the need for any Supreme Court action whatsoever. But even if that court were to overturn the Halbig panel's ruling, there would still be ongoing challenges in other circuits. Oklahoma's victory on the issue is now on expedited appeal in the Tenth Circuit, and Indiana just argued its challenge in district court in the Seventh Circuit. In short, while the lack of a split between the D.C. and Fourth Circuits might remove one technical reason for Supreme Court review, it might well do so only temporarily, and Supreme Court inaction at this point would only prolong the uncertainty and multiply the impact of an adverse ruling.


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Sioux Falls, S.D. (October 22, 2008) – The Sioux Falls Skyforce announced today a partnership with Pizza Ranch (41st St. - Tea) encompassing two major preseason events. The 2008 Preseason presented by Pizza Ranch will begin with an NBA Development League Draft Party on Friday, Nov. 7 and will culminate with a preseason game against the rival Dakota Wizards in Tea, S.D. on Saturday, Nov. 22.
The 2008 NBA D-League Draft Party will be held at Pizza Ranch at 2717 W. 41st St. in Sioux Falls on Friday, Nov. 7. The eighth-annual draft will air live on NBA TV and be streamed online beginning at 6 p.m. CT. Skyforce coaches, front office staff, Skyleaders and Thunder will be in attendance and several great prizes will be given away throughout the evening. In order to gain entrance to the party fans will be required to purchase a buffet which includes the salad bar, pizza, chicken, soup and several dessert options.
"Pizza Ranch is very excited to host the Skyforce draft party at our 41st St. location," said Pizza Ranch co-owner Chad Hess. "It's great that two family focused, locally owned businesses can partner up for such a marquee event. The Skyforce is a first class organization and we look forward to seeing their loyal fans on Nov. 7."
Pizza Ranch will also sponsor a preseason game with the Dakota Wizards at Tea Area High School on Saturday Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. Tickets are on now on sale and can be purchased at the high school administrative office or at the Skyforce office. Tickets prices for the game are $25 for courtside seats, $7 for adults, $5 for students and children under five years old will receive free admission. All proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Tea Area High School athletic programs.
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