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Favorite Verse: Revelation 21:4: He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.
Please tell us a bit about yourself.
I'm a middle child from a large family. I had a vivid imagination, still do, and made lots of stories up. I have a memory as a pre-schooler standing in my mother's kitchen chattering on and on about some event. She paused from washing the dishes and said, 'Re Re, are you telling me a story?" I smiled and nodded that I was. And here I am so many years later, still telling stories. Only now I'm writing them down.
I married my high school sweetheart — a state champion gymnast back in the day, who traded in tumbling for fly-fishing and raising our two sons. I was a stay at home mom thankfully to his job, and was able to write full-time while the boys were in school. I have a cousin who is a famous romance writer, (no name-dropping) and though we are miles apart in our beliefs, she inspired me to start writing after giving me a signed copy of one of her books back in the late 80s. Yes, it's been that long!
It took some time, many rejections and setbacks, but I've published four historical novels. The Daughters of the Potomac Series will make seven. Each of my novels transverse between England and the Colonies and have a romantic edge, some reviewers say with a mix of Dickens and Austen. What is your favorite Bible verse? Why?
Revelation 21:4: He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.
This verse has given me a great deal of comfort through the years, when I've experienced loss. It is a beautiful reminder of God's love for us, and what joy we have waiting for us in the future.
How did you come up with the concept for Before the Scarlet Dawn? Originally, I had begun writing book 2, Beside Two Rivers, in the series as a stand-alone novel. But one day it hit me that this should be a series that tells the story of the three woman who were major to the overall story. There I was, singing in the shower, when all of a sudden it dawned on me like a blinding light. This should be a series. First Eliza's story.
The concept for this novel evolved as I wrote it. But I knew from the beginning I wanted to share Eliza's story, whose beauty becomes an obstacle. She yearns to be loved for whom she is inside. Not what she is. The concept of the novel also deals with the longing to be forgiven, the need to forgive others, and the consequences of unforgiveness.
What was your inspiration to develop the story Before the Scarlet Dawn?
It is never ever one thing for me, but a combination of things that inspire the development of a story. But if I were to narrow it down to the barebones, I'd have to say the Potomac River. I live in a historically rich area. The Potomac is not only beautiful but it is rife with history. Everyone has heard about Harper's Ferry. Within a few miles south and a few north of there, is the setting for Before the Scarlet Dawn. On the Virginia side, there is an overlook, and when I visited there and looked down into the deep gorge, across to the Maryland Heights, my mind drifts back to the past. So, instead of a person or a historical event being the inspiration for this story, I found it in a place where the water flows placid over boulders and joins with the Shenandoah.
How much of this story is based on fact?
The story is solely a work of fiction. However, there are historical details interwoven into the story, such as the American Revolution, the culture of the time period, food, clothing, and more that bring Before the Scarlet Dawn to life.
Do you have a favorite character in Before the Scarlet Dawn? Why?
Yes. Without a doubt it is Eliza Morgan. From the moment I wrote the first sentence of the book, I was drawn to her. She emerged a compassion character with a heart for God. She wants to do what is right, follow His leading. But she is also flawed, like all of us. She has weaknesses that cause her pain, and ultimately heartbreak. I favor her because she is to me a true heroine — imperfect, troubled, and challenged, who surrenders her suffering by putting her trust in God.
How much research did Before the Scarlet Dawn take?
It is difficult to say exactly how much time I put into the research. But it was quite a bit in regards to the history of the area during the Revolutionary War period. Much of it I was able to do online. But the best part was the day trips out to the Potomac and Israel Creek. There is nothing like seeing the places where your story is located. As far as the Hope Valley in England, this took several hours of reading and viewing photographs of this part of England.
What are the most interesting facts that you learned while researching and writing Before the Scarlet Dawn?
The facts that surrounded the history of the river were the most intriguing to me. It was a gateway west, though not a river one could always travel by boat, for there are places where the water is too shallow and the riverbed full of rocks that make it impassable. There were mills along the Potomac for the grinding of wheat and other grain into flour. Indian tribes built jetties in the water for fishing. The Potomac was considered one of the most beautiful places in the Colonies, and settlers most westward along it building plantations and farms. I found it an interesting fact that in the winter men would go down to the river and cut out huge chunks of ice and haul them back to their land or into towns like Frederick to place in their icehouses.
How many books will be in the Daughters of the Potomac Series?
There will be three.
What are some of the challenges you face as an author?The majority of authors face similar challenges such as writers block, rejections, time, etc. I've learned to accept those challenges as par-for-the-course. If one comes up, how I deal with it will determine the outcome. Writers block is probably the most challenging of them all. When I am faced with it, I set my manuscript aside for a day, no more.
What aspects of being a writer do you enjoy the most?
Encouraging aspiring writers to be patient and persistent, to continue writing in the face of rejection letters, downturns, and uncertainty.The editing phase. When a book is in production and is polished to a high sheen for readers.
When I type 'the end'. To bring a story into being that never was told before is an awesome experience that no words can fully describe. It makes me very thankful God has allowed me to be a writer.
What clubs or organizations are you involved with helping with your writing?
ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers).His Writers Online Writers Group.Colonial Quills Online Writers Group.
What new projects are on the horizon?
A new chapter is about to turn in my writing life that I am very excited about. I'm looking forward to writing an Edwardian series. I am currently working on the proposal, and I've started a notebook. Lots of ideas jotted down. I saw a film not long ago and I became highly motivated to delve into this era. Also I am revising three historical novels that I had previously published years ago that are out of print in hopes of having them reissued. I have readers asking me for them.
What message would you like your readers to take from reading Before the Scarlet Dawn? I think of the words to that beautiful song by Rogers and Hammerstein says, 'You'll never walk alone'. Take one day at a time, and have faith that God is directing your path, that He will work in the lives of others to help you through the darkest hours. Also to forgive those that have hurt you, and to seek the forgiveness of those you have hurt. What were your favorite books as a child?
Golden Books when I was really little. But there is a book I loved that I cannot remember the title of. I have tried to find it but haven't been able too. It is about a little girl who becomes so small she lives in her parents' garden in a tin can and flies on the back of a butterfly. It was a great story with illustrations. If anyone knows this book, please let me know.
What is your greatest achievement?
Giving birth to two wonderful sons.
What do you do to get away from it all?
My husband and I enjoy day trips where we take long rides out in the country and explore historical places that are out of the way. There are lots of houses, battlefields, and churches on the historical registry, but it's those places that are not, mostly forgotten, rarely visited that intrigue me. We came across one such place recently and I was inspired to use what I saw in that place toward the ending of book 2.
Is there anything else you'd like to add?
Only that I hope readers will enjoy this series, and find a little respite in them from our crazy world. When I write, I do it with them in mind. While writing Before the Scarlet Dawn, I realized forgiving and being forgiven can change lives for the better, and how much harm can come out of a heart that refuses to forgive. There are so many people walking around today with that weight on their shoulders. Perhaps someone reading this interview has this burden. My prayer for them is that they cast it upon Him that is able to carry it.
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Clause: A unit of sentence structure which contains a verb, and usually also a subject.
Relative Clause: A clause that defines or gives information about somebody or something. These typically begin with relative pronouns (who/whom/whose/which/that).
Object: A word or group of words that receive or are affected by the action of a verb:
- She took the apple.
Subject: A word, phrase etc. that performs the action of the verb:
- She took the apple.
- The apple is nice.
Pronoun: Any word that is used in the place of a noun (he, she, I, etc. but also me, who, these etc.)
Relative Pronoun: A pronoun referring to a noun in another (preceding) clause.
Que and Qui are relative pronouns used to introduce relative clauses the way that Which, That and Who/Whom do in English, but their respective grammatical usages follow different rules.
Like Which and That, Que and Qui have the same meaning, but whilst Which and That are more or less grammatically interchangeable in English (except if the relative clause is independent, in which case Which must be used) Que and Qui are not in French.
Qui is only used if it refers back to the direct subject of the sentence:
- La lettre qui est sur la table.
- The letter that/which is on the table.
Here Qui is referring to letter as the subject of the verb to be.
- L'evenement qui a change le monde.
- The event that/which changed the world.
Qui refers to event, which is the thing doing the action of changing.
Que, on the other hand, is only used if it refers back to the object of a sentence:
- C'est la lettre que j'ecris.
- It's the letter that/which I am writing.
Que refers to letter, which is being written (and is therefore the receipt point of the verb).
- Je veux la pomme que tu as achetee.
- I want the apple that/which you bought.
Here Que refers to apple, which is the object of the verb to buy.
Elided 'e' of Que
A noteworthy peculiarity is that with Que, the 'e' is elided (omitted/contracted) and replaced by an apostrophe when the first letter of the following word is a vowel. This isn't so with Qui:
- La tarte qu'elle a sortie du four.
- The tart that/which she took out of the oven.
- La tarte qui est cuite.
- The tart that/which is cooked.
Qui/Que versus Who/Whom
The other significant difference in the usage of Que and Qui is that, unlike English, French does not distinguish between animate and inanimate objects (people and things) in the use of relative pronouns.
Whilst Que and Qui can be used to refer to people, in English Who or Whom are used exclusively for this:
- L'homme qui parlait.
- The man who was speaking.
- Les enfants auxquels j'enseigne.
- The children whom I teach.
('Auxquels' is a plural variation of 'Que' in French. The singular form of 'Auxquels' is 'à qui' - 'to whom'. Observe the root 'que' in 'auxquels'.)
One cannot say:
- The man which/that was speaking.
- The children which/that I teach.
Who/Qui versus Whom/Que
However, whilst English does not distinguish between the object or subject of the sentence when using That and Which, it does when referring to people. Who, of course, is used when referring to the subject, and Whom when referring to the object of the sentence:
- This is the man who entered the room.
- C'est l'homme qui est entre dans la salle.
Who here refers to man, and man performs the action of entering (and is hence the subject), whereas:
- This is the man whom I saw.
- C'est l'homme que j'ai vu.
Who here refers to man, and he is the object (receiver) of the verb to see.
Note: Qui as an interrogative pronoun also means Who:
- C'est qui ? (or, more correctly in French: "Qui est-ce?")
- Who is it?
And lastly, unlike English where this can occasionally be done, the relative pronoun in French can never be omitted:
- C'est la pomme je veux.
doesn't make any sense in French (the correct structure is "C'est la pomme que je veux"), whereas:
- This is the apple I want.
is perfectly acceptable in English.
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This is more double speak, here's the reality... Under Cuomo NY has experienced the demise of 39,453 NY state businesses last year, Cuomo is raiding $1.75 billion from the reserves of the off-budget State Insurance Fund (SIF). Coumo can not even hold on to his democratic majority which is in the middle of a corruption scandal and "show-me-the-money culture" and "pay-to-play politics." He has disenfranchised the Northern and Western part of New York with his SAFE Act.. He can't make a decision, either way with respect to fracking. New York has the highest taxes in the nation, is the most indebted state, with 33 percent of income dedicated to borrowing. It is ranked as the least "business-friendly" state in the country and if that were not bad enough NY has the distinction of being the least free state in the union and is called the "Nanny State" with politicians legislating what we eat and drink. Municipal governments from Nassau County to Yonkers to Syracuse are teetering. And during Mr. Cuomo's time in office, unemployment has risen above the national average. 9% of the state's 2000 population left for another state between 2000 and 2011 — the highest such figure in the nation," see the study by George Mason's libertarian-leaning Mercatus Center.
It would be helpful if the rest of NY was included in these polls. If you only include those in NYC of course he is going to have a decent percentage. If you look at the entire state and not just the self service City people I guarantee his approval rating will be hideous!
That was supposed to say self serving City people....
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The variation from #1 to #10 works out to only about 10-20 jobs or so, depending on the size of the school's class. When you take out self-selection effects (surely people planning lives outside Big Law tend to choose to attend Berkeley or NYU over Northwestern or Chicago), I don't see anything significant in this. This is especially likely to be true given that Northwestern has been engaged in a massive publicity campaign directed at both prospective students and big firms about it being the best place to go to law school if one wants to prepare for big firm practice.
I'm also curious as to whether a difference of a few percentage points is even statistically significant....
Deliver the bacon?
Get real. This list reflects the percentage of graduates who enter BIGLAW in their first year out of law school. I can guarantee you that plenty of graduates from Harvard and Yale had opportunities in BIGLAW, but turned those down for clerkships, government, or positions in academia.
12:22-- also consider the fact that the more traditionally elite schools (Harvard, Yale, etc.) dominate the federal clerkship market to a much greater extent than Northwestern. This study is limited to one year after law school; 2-3 years post-graduation, when post-graduation clerkships are over, the picture is likely very different.
Yeah, this is absurd. Over half of a typical HLS class tries to clerk rather than go to a firm, so a huge percentage of those going to firms are the meritocratic "losers" pursuing their second-best option. Rankings schools based on what at some schools is undesirable is beyond silly.
Absurd? Half the HLS class clerks? Really? How does that explain Chicago on the list - oh yea, those folks are real slackers. Quit whining - perhaps the value of an HLS degree isn't what you think that it is....
12:50 has the right of it. What really matters is the first 3 years from graduation as the clerks re-integrate with the market. I wonder how this correlates with the Vault law school rankings?
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it doesn't seem like these rankings are accurate since Harvard is in the top 10 on the NLJ's website and UPENN is not: http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202443758843&slreturn=1&hbxlogin=1
The only problem I see, is that someone copied the list incorrectly. Should be 1) Northwestern 2) Columbia 3) Stanford 4) U Chicago 5) UVA 6) Michigan 7) NYU 8) Duke 9) Berkeley 10) Harvard http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202443758843&slreturn=1&hbxlogin=1
What % of these were deferred?
So NU excels at placing its students in jobs where they're likely to be fired at the slightest shift in the economic winds and where they will be thoroughly miserable until that happens -- and for this NU gets ranked No. 1?
In the past decade, over half of the average HLS class applies to clerk. About 40-50% will actually get a clerkship and about 30-40% will take one. In past years about 5% of people have headed straight to finance/consulting, though that will be lower this year. About 5-10% go directly into public interest (i.e. government, IGO, NGO or legal services), and a small number (2-3%) will enter/finish their PhD or go directly into an academic position. So yes, most of my friends who went directly to a law firm were those that did not have other opportunities and were disappointed at the result of their 3L job search.
Northwestern University ranking is no 110 according to
Is this the percent of all students who got jobs at the largest firms? Or is the count just out of students who applied for jobs at those firms?
In this article, "BigLaw" = "plum job." When will we see that BigLaw has been the CAUSE of much of the legal crisis we're experiencing now? If we forever measure a "plum job" by its pay alone, then I am happy to accept a "prune job" and sink my school's rankings.
The merits of this list rely on the presumption that BigLaw jobs are always the most desired jobs. That is simply not the case and law graduates, particularly at highly-ranked schools, are CHOOSING to start their careers away from BigLaw.
The BigLaw bias continues.
Top Public Law School in America. UVa. Case closed.
percentages are not properly weighted...not all law school enrollments are the same size. way 2 go wsj.
Percentage of class is not a good barometer of alumni in big firms. Schools with small student bodies are more likely to be on this list but have a smaller percentage of lawyers in big firms than schools not on the list.
It's probably true that the absence of Harvard and some other top schools on this list is due to people clerking right out of school. But as an HLS grad, I would be proud if we did not end up on this list because people legitimately were pursuing other career paths. I agree with those who said that a biglaw job is not a measure of success.
"Percentage of class is not a good barometer of alumni in big firms. Schools with small student bodies are more likely to be on this list but have a smaller percentage of lawyers in big firms than schools not on the list."
While this may be true, I can't think of a better measure of each school's placement ability into biglaw than % of class hired by NLJ250 firms. As a law school applicant for Fall 2011, I am interested in knowing how deeply into each school big law hires. Though GWU placed two times more applicants into biglaw than Vandy, around 15% more of the graduating class at Vandy was hired by biglaw than GWU. This makes a big difference in terms of pressure to sustain top grades/class rank.
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Rationing for health services
Apparently $120 billion is spent on health services in Australia. However, not much research has been undertaken whether this money is being used wisely. Health care resources are scarce and choices about their use need to be made. According to Professor Nicholas Graves, not optimising health benefits from scarce resources reduces duration and quality of life among the population.
Norman Swan: So are there any other solutions to this problem of medical waste, medical reversals and lack of adherence to the evidence?
Well, Nick Graves thinks there are. His focus though is on what's called rationing, how health services are restricted, often irrationally, by health bureaucrats and politicians.
Nick Graves is Professor of Health Economics at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane.
Nicholas Graves: There are some basic economic facts to be aware of, and I believe at the moment the public clinicians and policymakers are not aware of them. The basic economic facts are that there is a scarcity of healthcare dollars, and we felt that recently with Queensland Health cutting heavily its health expenditures, and other states and territories doing similar things. So we don't have enough money to go around, yet the demands we place on healthcare services are almost limitless.
But given those two dilemmas of not enough resources and unlimited demand, we have to really think carefully about how we choose the health services we provide. And at the moment the way we make those choices is somewhat arbitrary and somewhat implicit. It goes on not in the public arena but it goes on in committees and in government departments and in the hospital ward, and we don't have a really clear evidence-based approach to actually identifying the rate of return we get for various healthcare decisions. It's a bit of a shemozzle at the moment.
In other jurisdictions great attempts have been made to make rationing explicit, to make it transparent, to make it evidence-based, and to make people who allocate healthcare resources accountable for their decisions.
Norman Swan: So give me examples of rationing in the Australian healthcare system, either by design or by default, which people might not be aware of?
Nicholas Graves: Well, rationing happens all the time, there's no way around rationing, you have to make choices. It's about the quality of the choices we make.
Norman Swan: And your point there is really we're not going to spend 100% of the budget on the one patient.
Nicholas Graves: No, and as soon as you realise that fact then you are accepting scarcity exists and you have to decide how you're going to allocate scarce resources. And there are some examples in the Australian healthcare system where we make some decisions which don't maximise health benefits per dollar spent, and those are exactly the kinds of low-hanging fruit that we need to be generating some evidence for and moving away from poor decision-making. And there are many opportunities to spend healthcare resources such that we generate really large benefits per dollar spent. And those are the things we need to be moving towards.
Norman Swan: So give me an example of things that you think are outrageous.
Nicholas Graves: 'Outrageous' is a strong word. But you recently interviewed Philip Clarke and he highlighted the gross inefficiencies…
Norman Swan: This is Professor of Health Economics at the University of Melbourne, about the generic drug issue.
Nicholas Graves: Yes, Philip has done some great work highlighting the enormous waste and the high prices we pay for off-patent statins. And that's just dead money. $1.3 billion a year. And that's for nothing, that's the extra we spent getting absolutely no health benefit. And just think, if you were a healthcare planner, what you could do with $1.3 billion. You could reduce waiting lists for hip replacements, which is exceptionally cost-effective, you could reduce the risk of type II diabetes, you could engage in a whole range of programs which generate really good value for money.
Norman Swan: It's all very well saying you could do that, but in the Australian…it's not like New Zealand or Britain where they've got a single pot of money, we've got all these pots of money all over the bloody place, so what you're talking about is saving money from the pharmaceutical benefits scheme, which is a Commonwealth outlay. Hip replacements, at least in public hospitals, is a state outlay. There is no joining up of the dots.
Nicholas Graves: That is something that would characterise the Australian healthcare system, would be diffuse budgets, very strong lobby groups, very powerful connections with Canberra. There is no rational centrally controlled decision-making process, as you've pointed out, unlike the UK where the Minister for Health essentially pushes the buttons and pulls the levers for funding. Australia has diffuse budgets.
Norman Swan: So given that health reform has largely failed to achieve that sort of integration of funding, what do you suggest actually happens in the Australian system?
Nicholas Graves: Well, Australia got off on a great foot in the 1990s when it was one of the first jurisdictions to introduce cost effectiveness considerations for new drugs with the PBAC evaluation schemes.
Norman Swan: This is the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee, which decides whether a drug goes on to the PBS so that your doctor can write out a subsidised script, and in fact it does help negotiate a price as well.
Nicholas Graves: So that was really encouraging. I think that happened in the mid-'90s. But since then explicit rationing has not become part of the language of Australian healthcare services. So I would promote some really radical reform. It might be that we take decision-making for healthcare spending away from politics and we give it to a faceless bureaucracy. A good analogy could be the Reserve Bank of Australia. They were given complete control over fiscal policy and interest rates, and as soon as that was taken away from political circles…
Norman Swan: This was the Hawke government in the early '80s.
Nicholas Graves: Exactly. As soon as that happened we've had much more stable interest rates, we've had much better fiscal policy, because it was no longer a political football, it was an evidence-based rational decision. And tough decisions were made that would have been politically unpalatable and difficult to make and politicians weren't capable or able to make those hard decisions.
So if we go back to health, I'd argue that there are many occasions where politicians don't have the protection, they're too vulnerable to media attack to actually make strong rationing decisions. No one likes being told they can't have the healthcare that they need, but for strong rationing and explicit rationing you have to do that sometimes, and I don't think politicians are equipped or capable or able to do it very well. So I would like to see a faceless bureaucracy, something like the National Institute for Clinical Excellence in the UK which does make these tough decisions about resource allocation.
Norman Swan: Just describe what NICE does in the UK.
Nicholas Graves: NICE forms committees made up of civil servants and academics, and they evaluate the economics, the cost effectiveness of big health spending decisions. It could be for medical services, it could be for a new drug. Herceptin was one that hit the headlines.
Norman Swan: A breast cancer drug.
Nicholas Graves: Exactly. If the intervention or the use of healthcare resources is deemed not cost effective, NICE will stand up and they will make that point and they will say we're not going to spend taxpayers money on services which are not efficient and not cost-effective. And those will be denied to patients in the NHS system.
Norman Swan: And they have a number of…they use the QALY methodology which is the Quality Adjusted Life Year, which is controversial because it doesn't necessarily put a true value in terms of what real consumers would actually want.
Nicholas Graves: No, but what the QALY does is it allows you to compare a really wide range of health services in the same way. It may not be the perfect measure but everything is being measured in the same way.
Norman Swan: And they put a dollar value on that; how much do you actually have to spend to gain a QALY?
Nicholas Graves: Exactly. So NICE will tend to adopt programs which cost less than £20,000 per quality adjusted life year gained. The grey zone would be between £20,000 and £30,000 per QALY but above £30,000 per QALY decisions become hard to justify.
Norman Swan: Which is roughly the same range as the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee thinks of in terms of drugs in Australia.
Nicholas Graves: PBAC operates between $40,000 and $60,000 per QALY.
Norman Swan: What you're saying is NICE does more than the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee does here. Essentially they look at treatments and procedures, surgeries.
Nicholas Graves: They look at all big health spending decisions, and the difference between NICE and PBAC is that PBAC have an advisory role, and so their information is discretionary.
Norman Swan: So the government can either take it or leave it.
Nicholas Graves: Exactly.
Norman Swan: And in fact last year they did.
Nicholas Graves: Yes.
Norman Swan: So NICE's word is law.
Nicholas Graves: Well, we could talk about Herceptin briefly. That was not recommended for funding by NICE. A single woman took NICE to court and she won the case. But it had to go that far.
Norman Swan: And the same is true of an Alzheimer's drug, they were taken to court by the drug company and the drug company won. So it's not necessarily immune to lobbying.
Nicholas Graves: No, but it's still a nudge in the right direction, it's still making rationing and explicit decision-making the first thing we do.
Norman Swan: What evidence is there that the deployment of resources in the UK system is any more efficient than it is in the Australian system? For example, we don't have that expensive a system, our percentage of GDP is roughly stable. We have better cancer outcomes than the United Kingdom, we have certainly better cardiovascular outcomes, and even in prevention our rate of heart disease has been declining much faster than the UK. So tell me why we should be thinking the UK is so fantastic?
Nicholas Graves: The UK has spent less on health than many other jurisdictions. It runs a fairly tight ship. There's lots of complaining and lots of moaning about the NHS but if you look at the bald facts everybody gets access to healthcare free at the point of delivery, and the services are of a fairly high standard. I think we could talk more about the US now where things have gone really wrong. So in the US they have really no mechanism for the control of healthcare costs and explicit rationing, and there they have left the market to try and decide who gets healthcare services. So the opposite end of the scale is what we don't want to be, and we don't want to turn into the US where they spend almost 20% of GDP and yet have 40% of the population uninsured or underinsured and massive inequity and variability in quality of services.
Norman Swan: We also have this committee called MSAC, the Medical Services Advisory Committee. So to get a new item onto the medical benefits schedule, to charge fee for service, you know, if I've got to have that spot on my left knee removed there is a medical benefits item number and they decide whether or not they are actually going to pay for that spot on my left knee to be removed. I mean, isn't that getting close to what NICE actually does?
Nicholas Graves: Yes, MSAC's great but its scope is limited. It doesn't cover the whole healthcare system, it covers medical services.
Norman Swan: So would this thought bubble of a NICE in Australia have to cover state services as well as national, because this is the rub, that we have these bizarre things called states.
Nicholas Graves: States have to wrestle with rationing decisions all on their own. For the services that they fund they have to decide what's good value for money. So rather than having eight different groups trying to achieve cost-effective health outcomes, much better would be to centralise these resources and get the evidence base and the recommendations about what is cost-effective for the whole of the country, much better to centralise that in one jurisdiction, and so we have national advice that states and territories then I would hope would choose to follow.
Norman Swan: How does it play out for disadvantaged populations, and in Australia geographically remote populations, where the same cost per benefit might actually blow out?
Nicholas Graves: Cost effectiveness is one part of decision-making. If cost effectiveness was the only thing you were maximising, it could become a very unfair system. The most cost-effective healthcare system would be to stop providing services to people at the age of 65, and that's clearly something that we don't want to do. We also want to save premature babies and they are very, very costly to save…
Norman Swan: By definition of £30,000 or $60,000 per QALY saved.
Nicholas Graves: Yes. We also have fire engines at airports but they are not cost-effective but we still feel like we ought to have them.
Norman Swan: Because they are about several million dollars per QALY saved.
Nicholas Graves: Exactly. So there are many things that we do that are not cost-effective by our generic rules of cost effectiveness but we still as a society feel it's important to provide these things.
Norman Swan: So what role are politicians then in a world where you've got the faceless bureaucrats and the faceless academics doing your work for you?
Nicholas Graves: I think politicians have to set national agendas and they have to interpret this evidence, and if anything this would offer politicians some protection. So if we had this faceless bureaucracy which made these tough decisions, the politicians could even attack them and could say, 'Oh this is a terrible thing, we don't support it but we have to adhere to these guidelines because ultimately we do want a cost-effective healthcare system, but in this case it's an appalling decision.'
Norman Swan: So when you float this with politicians, what do they say?
Nicholas Graves: They don't like it very much.
Norman Swan: Because they like the power. It does make you wonder why health ministers want to be woken up to be asked about those micro issues.
Nicholas Graves: Well, it rubs both ways. You can open a new cancer ward and you can get a lot of political capital from health decisions. Around about election time politicians visit hospitals, they promise to fix the healthcare system, they promise to reduce waiting lists, they promise to solve problems that they can't actually solve. And so health can be very useful for politicians as well as a threat.
Norman Swan: But then you get what has happened in the UK which is Blair puts in billions of pounds extra, Cameron comes in after the GFC, the economic crisis, and Britain in recession, and pulls the billions back out again. Doesn't the system actually feel cheated, that they've worked this hard to get rationing into the system and all the settings are changed by the politicians, even with a NICE?
Nicholas Graves: Yes, health will always be difficult. You'll never fix health. There will always be increases and decreases in funding and it will remain a political football. And so it's about relative improvements. And the point I'm trying to make about Australia is that explicit rationing is not particularly in the mindset of senior decision makers and senior politicians. And I just think a nudge or a shift towards explicit rationing is something that is going to be essential for…the other thing we haven't talked about is the future. So if you look…
Norman Swan: Oh, there is a future?
Nicholas Graves: There is a future. But if you look at the trends in health expenditure, demographics and new technologies, explicit rationing is going to be thrust upon us. And so now may be a time to…
Norman Swan: Because there are very expensive technologies coming round the corner.
Nicholas Graves: Sure…
Norman Swan: In fact they are already here.
Nicholas Graves: And we're living longer, our expectations of health and life expectancy and quality of life are growing, and we can do lots of great things with our current technologies and what's in the pipeline. But the dollars that we can put into those programs are not going to increase at the rate at which we have an ability to deliver health benefits. And so we're going to have to deal with scarcity and use explicit rationing more and more as the years and decades unfold.
Norman Swan: Nick, thank you for joining us.
Nicholas Graves: Thank you very much.
Norman Swan: And we'll have links to some interesting options for rationing on the Health Report's website. Nick Graves is Professor of Health Economics at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane.
I'm Norman Swan, thanks for listening to the Health Report. I'll see you next time.
- Professor Nicholas Graves
- Professor of Health Economics
Queensland University of Technology
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veronica cosgrove :
30 Jul 2013 11:01:01am
I enjoy your program, but cannot think of anything more horrible than giving a bunch of bureaucrats the power to set guidelines for rationing health care,and to prevent our elected representatives from overturning these. Some senior bureaucrats are both intelligent and public spirited, and would not want to be placed in a position where they are answerable to no-one but themselves. But there are many whose only merit is the ability to get on in their careers.
I am one of those who believe that a large part of the blame for the Patel affair may lie with that State's Health Department.
As for the UK, 'free at the point of service' is not a valid measure of cost effectiveness if the treatment is ineffective, harmful or lethal. I hope you will devote some of a future program to the infamous Liverpool Care Path. Naturally, there are civil servants who are prepared to defend it.
David Richards :
30 Jul 2013 8:42:21pm
I agree Veronica; Ringo Starr said 'Everything government touches turns to crap'. Wherever centralised bureaucracies have been established it impedes progress and development. The NHS is fossilised in the 20th century because governments are slow to adapt to innovation.
In fact a study published in Nature last year suggested per capita health expenditure in the UK was not dissimilar to Australia, yet life expectancy is about 5 years less than in Australia. Almost every analysis suggests Japan heads the world both in terms of life expectancy and value for health dollar, so why not look to Japan for inspiration?
In almost every other endeavour we recognise that the free market delivers productivity and growth, so why not in health care? It is disingenuous to create the perception that government can ever possibly deliver comprehensive health care, because the gap between what is delivered and what can be delivered just gets bigger and bigger and in the meantime lives are being cut short unnecessarily.
People pay for TV's, cars, houses, so why not health? Given a proper informed choice, who would not opt for a better health treatment at reasonable cost. Surely the role of government is to ensure that the cost is reasonable, not what is or is not appropriate. Surely that is the domain of the health professionals and the scientific community - not the bureaucrats!
And why pick on statins? Coronary Artery Disease cost the Australian economy $22b in 2009 and it the biggest drain on our resources. Statins have been one of the most successful group of drugs in history and at $1.3b it sounds like a good return!
Stephen Lynch :
31 Jul 2013 11:35:48am
Faceless Bureaucrats "rationing" healthcare services -- what an absurdity!
Many misguided notions and factual inaccuracies throughout this broadcast arguing for RBA-style governance of Australia's healthcare services...
Firstly, the US Healthcare System is NOT, repeat NOT an example of "Free Market" forces governing their healthcare system, while you have Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance-pacts with the Nixon Administration and now Obama-care perverting the course and misallocation of resources in their healthcare system.
Secondly, while our economies are governed by "Central Banks" where fiat currencies rule, Profits are Privatised and Losses are Socialised, we do not have a Free Market and Free Market forces not operating anywhere on the Planet at present! They will return though once the inevitable crack-up of the present financial system eventuates...
If you're dissatisfied with the state of the economy now and with healthcare systems globally, you already have the faceless Bureaucrats to thank for that, and if you're arguing for more of this and greater central control in the hands of faceless bureaucrats, then you haven't seen anything of the degree of misery and hardship this "road to serfdom" leads...
Your guest needs to read more about Free Markets (e.g. Mises, Rothbard) and get his facts straight before proposing such absurd arguments!
Stephen Lynch :
01 Aug 2013 8:54:24pm
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Dr George Margelis :
31 Jul 2013 3:16:25pm
A very interesting discussion about handing control of healthcare over to an independent bureaucracy. I tend to agree that healthcare is too important to be left to politicians. However just setting up a new bureacracy without engaging with healthcare providers and patients is also fraught with danger.
A collaborative model where healthcare providers, informed patients, and government as a payer can inform such a bureaucracy would be the ideal way. However this is new ground, so maybe we need to test this, a bit like the NDIS, in a large scale trial to determine the best way forward.
It is critical however that we move to a less diffuse payment model. The blame game, and the cost shifting we find in the current system is by far the largest cause of inefficiency and frustration. I have no doubt it also underlies many of the quality and safety issues we face.
I am not sure this requires a federal takeover, but it does require us to work out what size system can do this most effectively and efficiently. It also requires leadership at a clinical, patient and payer level to be willing to work together to work out how to do this best, without looking for political point scoring.
Adjunct Associate Professor George Margelis
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Come and join us at the community center for a Mardi-Gras dinner
March 8th
, 11am - 2pm. Funds raised will be used to put a new floor in our Memorial Diner/American Legion Hall.
Free will offering, siletnt auction, raffles, door prizes. We have many, many, many donations!
Chicken & Rice Gumbo and Tim's world famous chili. Fun for all!
If you can't attend and would like to donate, we have an account set up at Western State Bank! Thanks You! Thank You! Thank You!
Snow Fun Night
Let's go sledding!! We will be meeting at the Granville City Park on Tuesday
March 10th
from 5pm - 7pm (weather permitting). Bundle up, bring your family and friends, a sled and possibly a flashlight. Hot chocolate will be served at the Fire Hall afterwards. Come Have Some Fun!!
Moore's Shou Shu Self-Defense Martial Arts
Come try a free trial class at TGU Granville Wed
March 11th
at 4pm - 5pm. Classes are open to K-6 and will be held in the gym. Moore's Shou Shu Kids teaches children basic skills such as blocks, kicks and punches. The program focuses on physical fitness, discipline, self respect, and self confidence. A sign up will be held on Wednesday for an extended program to follow upon reaching minimum interest for a program. If you have any questions call Shifu Potter at 701-866-6004.
The Mason's annual pancake breakfast will be
March 15th
9am-1pm at the Granville school lunch room.
Pancakes, sausage, french toast, coffee, juice, free will offering.
Everyone is welcome.
Granville will be having a spring vender show at the Granville community center on
March 21
10am - 3pm. Anyone interested in a table please call or text Lisa at 340-7241.
The County Needs Your Help!
McHenry County has retained the services of SRF Consulting Group Inc. to develop long range goals and objectives. The result will be an updated McHenry County Comprehensive Plan, which will be used to develop and amend the current county zoning ordinances. The first public meeting was held on December 18, 2014.
Christopher Clanahan, environmental/community planner reported on existing conditions and projections for McHenry County. A copy of this information is available by contacting Gregg Greenquist at 701-354-2401.
One of the encouraging projections is that McHenry County's population is expected to grow by 58% in the next 20 years. What plans should be in place for this growth?
SRF is conducting a survey. A link has been emailed to county residents whose email addresses are known, in which the survey can be accessed, completed and submitted online. A pdf version of the survey will also be attached to allow paper copies to be printed and distributed, if need be. Residents who receive the email are asked to share the link with friends and family who reside in McHenry County. The link for the survey will also be posted on the McHenry County website at
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se individuals who do not have internet access, a copy of the survey may be obtained by contacting the County Auditor's office at 537-5724. McHenry County residents are encouraged to complete the survey by April 1
Note: the online survey will allow only one submittal per device (i.e. computer, tablet, smartphone)
Tabulations will be completed after the survey deadline and a meeting will be scheduled to review the results with the public. Watch the paper for notice of that meeting. You can be part of making things happen. The county would like to thank you in advance for your participation.
Please click on the link below to access the survey.
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The Granville Rural Fire Protection District is in need of your help. If anyone is interested in learning more about becoming a firefighter or a responder for the department, please contact Anita Trana at 701-626-2297. Meetings are held once a month to make sure the trucks are ready for emergencies as well as occasional training exercises performed with the equipment. The volunteers respond to all emergencies, not only within the city limits but also within surrounding townships. Without the support of our our volunteers, the closest responders would either be from Towner or Velva and a lot can happen within 15 minutes. Please take time to consider this opportunity seriously. We understand everyone is busy with work and life but security of knowing someone will be there when help is needed is priceless.
Twin Home Proposal
Plans are in the early makings of building a twin home building in Granville. Each home would be approximately 1300 square feet living space with an attached 2-stall garage. They will be one level with 2+ bedrooms and 2 baths. To be located near the Granville apartments. Lawncare and snow removal included. Interested individuals may contact Todd Thompson for more specific details at 701-537-3900. Lets watch our town grow!
Student Council Service Project
The student council is asking for your help on a service project they ware working on. They are putting together 20+ bags for kids entering the foster care system in McHenry County.
They need:
*new or lightly used gym bags, duffel bags or back packs
*new toothbrushes, toothpast or floss
*new combs, brushes and hairbands
*shampoo and conditioner
*body wash, soap, deodorant, baby wipes,
*chapstick, feminine products, small cosmetic bags, loofa,
*washclothes, towels,
*journals, coloring books, sketch pads,
*decks of cards, crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc.
If you have any of these items and would like to donate please drop them off at the TGU Granville school office.
TGU Custodian
TGU is hiring full time custodian. Basic knowledge and experience of heating/cooling systems, minor repairs, mechanical, welding, plumbing, painting and carpentry are preferred. Will be taking applications until March 16th . For more information call 537-5414 or visit the both schools websites.
ND Hunter Education Class
Tuesday Feb 24th, 7pm at the Memorial Diner. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings beginning Feb 24th 7-9pm at the Diner.
Age Requirements:
Students must be 12 years of age before August 31, 2015.
: Leonard Enander - 340-5919, Gary Green 728-6435 or 720-9795
TGU School Board
There will be two school boad seats open for election this year. One is an at large position, you need to have an address within the TGU school district. The other is a representitive for the old Upham district and must have an address with in the old Upham school district. If you have any questions please contact the TGU district offat at 537-5414.
Zoning Board News
The Granville Zoning Board is in place and wants to remind everyone that it is mandatory for you to address the board and get a building permit before any construction project begins. This also includes 1 mile jurisdiction outside the city limits our Zoning Board meets on the 4th Thursday of the month or Contact Nancy at the City Office.
American Flags for Sale
The Granville American Legion Post 155 are selling American Flags. They are $25. They are 3x5 polyster and are made in the U.S.A. They are available at the Memorial Diner or call Larry at 721-5665 or Doran at 240-0672. Thank you for supporting our local American Legion.
Contact Info
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City Maintance
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ND One-Call:
811 or (800) 795-0555
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(701) 728-6369
Propane Emergency:
(701) 263-1591
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Granville History:
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Just a detail of the starcraft board game box art. Blizzard was a little picky with the sketch feedback but I would be to if I owned one of the hottest video game properties in the world.
damm do u ever sleep? da detailing again is awesome. excellent work. wow
nice picture, but dont u think they look a lil like space marines and tyranids
excellent details, man! this is so amazing!
Lol those lil zerglings are getting pawned by the marines XD
I love this game so much.
You're amazing
You're amazing
...wait this is for starcraft right?
Looks like WH 40k to me a little....
like a battle with space marines and tyranids.....
Looks like WH 40k to me a little....
like a battle with space marines and tyranids.....
Sweet. How long does it take you to make such highly detailed pictures?
depends...any where from a week to two weeks.
more than juz awesome.........
hell, starcraft is like a religion to korean gamefreaks.. so many details..must have been a good training in detailing maaaany creatures. I think you have used 3d only at the little zergs dont you ? why not using modern methods for stuff like that. progress is always used , why not using it in artworks
Korea is awesome, love the food and culture, while I was working with NCsoft I visited and fell in love with the country.
I have never been there -.- Great skill, jobs, a son, traveled to korea. Man, you have achieved a lot. Keeps me encouraged to work hard as well.
You should definitely check out korean movies, they are so cool ^^
You should definitely check out korean movies, they are so cool ^^
incredible!!! I love it! ^_^
Nice composition and attention to detail.
mannn!! the new starcraft is amazing.. like your pic! =]
looking really good!
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The coldone will now say a few words over the grave of the Yahoo short.
You shorted Yahoo at $11 when the coldone told you to buy...why?
You shorted at $12 when the coldone screamed Yahoo is a buy...why?
At 13 you said the big boyz would beatch slap Yahoo back to $11...you were wrong again.
The coldone said buy at $14 and snotty laughed...who's laughing now?
Yahoo hit $15 and the coldone said buy but hotmodel said Yahoo is dead money for a year.
Yahoo at $16 and lexi began to cry short, short, short...wrong AGAIN...Ha!
When Yahoo hit $17 the coldone said buy but framer and gloom went short...
Yahoo is now $18 and the coldone says, Buy Yahoo under $19 while you can. What will you do..?
Yahoo hit $15 and the coldone said buy but hotmodel said Yahoo is dead money for a year.
Is hotmodel staying with that short?
hotmodel lost.
like cramer you experience some amnesia...
The coldone has a new logo. co1done
I like it!
Yahoo bashers/shorts have been terminated.
lexi has left this site in embarrassment. I guess that makes her smarter than dr.gloom/hotmodel/framer.
Not smarter just more embarrassed. gloom/hotmodel and framer have no pride or they would be gone too.
You are on a roll coldone.
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Investing is fun...
Strong Buy !! $27 by 12/27/12
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Documented bullcrap.
I'm sorry this is a short at $19 not a buy. Stock hasn't broken $19 in over 5 years.
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This is a very pretty color, good for a browbone highlighter or a lid/wash color; very eye-opening and awakening. It's a little similar to Shinkirou by Fyrinnae but more yellow-y gold. It's a beautiful shimmery beige/buttercup color. Great for doing a classic bombshell look with heavy lashes and winged linger and falsies or just a lot of mascara. My only complaint with this is that the lasting power is just not that great on my oily lids; after trying other MMU eyeshadow brands, I got creasing with this after just a few hours, and I applied it over both mmu concealer and mmu first, then e/s base, then applied the eyeshadow wet with Fix+ and then foiled again. Lasting power wasn't terrible but did not live up to my experiences with the lasting power of Fyrinnae, Alima, Everyday Minerals, or Mad Minerals (the way they last when applied over mmu concealer, then mmu primer, then mmu, then e/s base, then wet with Fix+). I am not sure I will repurchase or not but it's a very pretty color and it goes with everything.
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This is a nice plain color that is good for daytime or going to work. I think this would look really nice with dark lashes and a good amount of eye liner. This is a very pale tan, almost yellow shade that is very close to my skin tone (olive). I would suggest layering it or using mascara and liner heavily with it.
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love this! I can use it with basically any colors I want to use, it goes with everything, and it is really pretty even by itself. It is really good near the tearduct, highlighting, blending, all that jazz.
Age: 25-29
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I am pretty new to eyeshadows, but I really like this one a lot. It has a bit of shimmer that doesn't overpower you. It's a pretty color (gold/cream) that blends nicely with my skin. I will definitely be using this often and rebuying when I'm done with it.
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My favorite eyeshadow to wear, no matter what else I happen to be blending it with. I start off with Shiseido's Glistening Sand Hydro Powder as a light base, then apply Queen Phyllis on top....not only does it make the Queen Phyllis pop incredibly, it also gives it extra staying power. I use this color to hilight my brow bones and as a final touch, I put a very light dusting over my eyes when I'm done with all my eyemakeup (but before my mascara of course). I love to wear this color with browns, blues, and especially my favorite BE Glimmer Drama. I've tried other lighter colors in many different mineral brands, but I always come back to this one. In my opinion, it's the perfect color for me and can be so easily mixed with other shades if you want to make a "new color" for your eyes.
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Queen Phyllis is awesome as a brow highlighter as well as a base for your eyeshadow. It has just enough shimmer that it's not too overpowering.
Age: 18 & Under
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Queen Phyllis is a beautiful nude color with gold and white sparkle. It reminds me a little of the MAC pigment in your ladyship from Antiquitease. Its gorgeous as a highlight for both browbone and cheekbones. Its also good as a lid color when youre in a hurry and can also be worn over matte shadows to give them a little more oomph. I also mixed a bit with some clear lipgloss and it looked really pretty! This is a great staple for anyones makeup kit!
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I love this shadow. I wear it almost everyday. It is perfect for as all over color, highlighter or to blend with other shades. I use it with blues, pinks, bronze, teal/greens, etc...
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This is my favorite eye shadow of all time! I use it every day as my base/highlighter. It is the softest gold color which works on every skin tone and compliments a ton of other eye shadow shades. I have gone through about 3 pots of this in the past couple of years and I feel at a loss whenever I run out. By this eyeshadow....you won't be disapointed!
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I love, love, LOVE this color!!! Queen phyllis is such a great color. It is a nice gold but not screaming. I wore it on my wedding day along with rose pearl in the crease and everyone thought I got my makeup professionally done. I am no way near professional when it comes to putting on make up, but this color did the trick for me.
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I had the same thing with my older two children. It's bloody show! I usually wait at home until the contractions were consistently 5 minutes apart. I move around and keep busy, because once I get in the hospital they monitored constantly. Happy Laboring and Healthy Baby to you!!!!!!!
Yay. I really really really really hope this isn't a false alarm...
Alexander (4) Colton (2.5)
With the spotting I doubt it is. If the contractions are not really painful and kind of sporadic (every 10 minutes for 2 hours goes to every 5 minutes for an hour), just keep on moving. lol With my ODD, I went straight to the hospital with bloody show and they sent me home 5 hours later. I was back three hours after that. Boooo!!! With my 2nd DD, I woke again with bloody show. I went to brunch, took a shower, went to Walmart, ate some lunch, took a nap, took another shower, did the laundry, walked up and down the stairs with my daughter, made dinner, ate dinner, took another shower and went to the hospital at 3 minutes apart. I had her two hours later. By far, my easiest labor! (out of my four!) It is exciting!
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Won't Justin Bieber be back in the US by the time the finals happen !!
I think you have the dates wrong for American Idol 2011 Finale- Tues is 5/24, and Weds is 5/25
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Please make sure Carrie Underwood is at the finale. Then I am good.
*James vs Haley = Haley wins
*Scotty vs Haley = Haley Wins
*Lauren Vs Haley = Haley wins
*Lauren Vs Scotty = Scotty wins
*James vs Scotty = scotty wins
*James vs Lauren = james wins
American idol Lets Haley Reinhart wins = New Judge Panel Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
Randy Jackson, has no idea what he is talking about. one week he say be yourself, make the song yours, challenge yourself, then the next week he says well you did'nt hit the igh notes like Michael Jackson?. So in short Randy Jackson just wants to be heard maybe like a Simon except simon knew what he was talking about.
Thank You, Ken.
what a mistake at #11 saving Casey...that save would have been much better used tonight to save James!
is idol fixed by some producers
is there a format to have some independent company count and verify he voting
I can't believe thatJames is off. He is atrue rising superstar performing with wannabees
Scotty should have been eliminated . he is only comfortable singing country music and
has very little stage presence except that of a polite choir boy. Hailey has been my favorite girl
she has stage presence and as tyler said sing sexy lauren has finally taken up that cue tonight
James i predict you will go far and make a wonderful career for yourself. Hook up with Adam and do some duets together. I'll be watching rooting and supporting you in the future. thanks for some memorable performances
well casey is gone and that left James and Scotty as the best talent left. I don't think I can watch this joke anymore. It happens every year....
There is no people vote on American Idol there never has been. Your a bunch of morons if you actually think there is. Idol lets win who they want to win. Remember what Simon said "I will make sure the right person wins Idol"
They say it's people votes that count- so they have someone to blame for taking off people like Chris Daughtry and James Durbin.
the best are gone Pia, Casey and now James. what a joke american idol this year.
I think scotty will win, Im hoping. haley will be the one who needs to leave next time . my favorite are scotty and lauren, paul was my very favorite.hope he makes some musci too. so we will see who will be the big winner this year.hope its scotty
everyone thought james was goign to be the winner. but alot think haley will win I sure dont want her to win shes no idol with that crapy voice.scotty is the best and lauren al l for scotty and lauren now, the best are gone paul and pia. now its al lscotty i think he is the best and so is lauren
I was very disappointed that James was eliminated. I watch the show faithfully because of him. He was consistant every week. I try to ask myself would I spend money on a ticket to see whoever becomes American Idol. My answer was yes if it was James as he would put on a good show. I don't thing any of the others would make me feel I got my moneys worth. I do like Scotty though but I think he will be fine even if he doesn't win. Someone in the country field will pick him up as he is a natural. Now I really don't care who wins.
1st off.. Thank you Idol Team for putting on yet another great season of entertainment.. Great job to you all!!!
2nd thank you for the 4 finale tickets.. As far as who should proform , that's easy...Only the greatest band of all time...(U2). I hope next year the Idols will have to choose from one of there many amazing songs to perform next year! See you guys Wednesday..
Dude WHAT A CROCK THE FINALE WILL BE!! It's more likely that it'll end up like this (which is more accurate, really):
Dude WHAT A CROCK THE FINALE WILL BE!! It's more likely that it'll end up like this (which is more accurate, really):
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Im not only one who wants this as her prom dress
Amazing design!
If I ever see a dress like this (that I doubt greatly) I would buy it and wear it.
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Tobuscus :3
This is lovely.
Nice sash.
I want this clothes.
What do you use to draw this?
Magnificent dress, I would not have abandoned this!
Wow! These dresses are beautiful!
I love the different shades of red! Websites in dresses is really smart and original!
darkness than redness than whiteness
darkness than redness than whiteness
I love YouTube, and these designs! I would love to see more, if you can~
i would totally wear this xD love your designs! if you ever get around to making them, i will have to buy one :3
LOL I actually thought this was Redtube at 1st...but then again I guess the gown would be the same, just a little more...revealing.
The video bar incorporated into the belt is fabulous!
i don't think a youtube gown would be that elegant, but it's a really nice design!
i wish i had that dress
really pretty
May i use this design as a ref?
I love the nacklace and the belt... Totally brings out the website!
i love the belt its the perfect touch!
I want to see. All of the women in all of the companies that you do in fashion. Wearing these dresses. At a meeting.
it looks sooo cute! if it were real it would probably be out of my price range....
This dress looks very formal.
Beautiful dress !!
If this were a real dress, I would wear it!
Sorry to say someone is being an art thief.
But no worry, people are taking care of it!
But no worry, people are taking care of it!
Can you like...Buy this?? OUO
It looks... kinda evil with that certain shade of red, and the glow O.O
I love the use of the various YouTube symbols!! This is fantastic!
This has always been my face of the website dresses. If I was going to adapt it into an actual gown, the only thing I'd lose would be the typography on the hem, tone down the bow and shoulder; but that gradient red colour is just INSPIRED, it's so carnal and sexy and violent and yet so dramatic.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I would so wear this if it was a real dress!!!
Now this is a beautiful dress!
I was just on you tube actually