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Good article!
I sort of wished that it didn't just attack the modern male so much without giving context to how we, as a society, arrived where we are today. The book probably does. I think that would be a more interesting dialogue than "modern men are weak and inept". Additionally some insight on how to restore man to his former glory would be interesting in the context of a post feminist, politically correct world where "man holes" are sexist.
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In addition to being one of the early grandmasters of speculative fiction (sci fi, to you regular citizens), Theodore Sturgeon is famous in the wine world for coining "Sturgeon's Law", which postulates that 90% of everything is crap.
Problem is Sturgeon was right but his numbers were way off. Both ways.
Allow me to explain.
If you're of the demographic known as the "casual wine drinker", your chances are better. Significantly better, in fact.
"Hi, I have no taste perception! Do you have a bland, featureless white wine on your list? A Pinot Grigio would be swell!"
If you're happy with most wines, and tend to think of wine as a 'pleasant beverage'; if you're content with ordering 'a chardonnay or pinot' off a list in a restaurant; or if your fall back wine when you're out and about is the ever-reliable Pinot Grigio...you, my friend, are in luck! It's never been better for casual wine drinkers. Right now there is more decent wine out there---good, reliable, consistent, sound, and tasty, along with pretty good value---than ever before in h
istory. There's also less spoiled, tainted, and downright poorly made wine than ever before.
So if your standard ranges from "okay" to "pretty good", you are golden, bubbie! Enjoy. Rather than a ten percent chance of getting something good, you could go as high as a positive 98%. And those are good odds, any way you look at it.
If, on the other hand, you live at the other end of that spectrum; if you occasionally induce sleep, boredom, or frustration in your friends with your incessant talk about wines; if you believe everyone wants to know about every fascinating detail of the latest obscure varietal from the most godforsaken place; if you assume that acidity and pH correlatives are or should be a given---then, my friend, you are in trouble. Your Sturgeon's Law just accelerated from 90% crap to around 98%, or the opposite of the casual wine drinker.
Sorry, your taste is just too good, and your expectations simply too high. That's what you get for being a discerning creme de la creme person.
A sad but necessary concommitant to the aforementioned "it's a great time for casual wine drinkers" is "it's getting harder and harder to break out of the mundane" in the wine world. There's more "okay" wine out there, yes. But that means it is getting noticeably more difficult to find the "really good stuff", the distinctive and declaratively excellent wines that tend to redefine your joy of wine and force you to pay attention.
Mind you, this isn't something you can't correct...or at least improve your odds. It's nothing that a huge discretionary bank account, countless hours of diligent investigation, more hours hanging around in internet chat rooms, and even potentially following false prophets and self-appointed godheads couldn't deal with.
Unless, that is, you have made the mistake of getting trapped by Burgundy. Then, it's hopeless.
This is Burgundy. It is to be avoided at all costs. If you've already made this mistake, welcome to years and years of frustration and emptied bank accounts in search of a bottle just like that bottle you had...ohh, a hundred bottles ago. Trust me on this. You'll only drive up prices further anyway, and I'm already at my limit.
But wait! There are some simple strategies that can lessen your anxiety and improve your chances. But we'll outline those in the next installment...

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CHAMPION - A local contractor, friends and relatives of a Champion family stepped up, way up, as they installed a new roof on the family's home.
Matt McElhinny, who has been battling cancer, had started repairing the roof when he became unable to finish the work.
Six workers with David Wiltrout Roofing and three family and friends of the McElhinnys' spent four hours putting on a new roof at the Stewart Avenue home.
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Kim Mundell said David Wiltrout Roofing volunteered their services for the project. In addition, Banner Supply also donated materials and items to the project after they learned about the special services. Pizza Joe's in Cortland donated pizzas.
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Now I've done it....Bought a 92S today.
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> Now I've done it....Bought a 92S today.
March 8, 2007, 02:00 PM
But of course this being Wisconsin I can't pick it up until Saturday.:banghead: :cuss: :fire: But at least I have enough ammo stockpiled to make Saturday fun!
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March 8, 2007, 02:27 PM
Finally picked it up Saturday morning! 150 rounds of WWB 115's, and 30 rounds of Super X 147's downrange without a hitch. The most interesting part about this whole affair is shooting exclusively with my weak hand, because the controls are nigh unreachable for a lefty. My groups have suffered accordingly.:mad: Well, here are a few snapshots.
March 11, 2007, 11:42 PM
Here's one of my pee poor weak hand 25 yard targets. It's going to take alot of work to get used to it.
March 12, 2007, 12:33 AM
Congrats! I'm sure those groups will tighten up as you get more acquainted w/ her ;)
I've had 92fs' in my collection since '92 & they're a couple of my faves :cool:
March 12, 2007, 05:24 PM
I hope that is the case! I suppose I'll have to stock up on more Winchester white box, and work my butt off at getting proficient with my right/weak hand.
March 12, 2007, 06:10 PM
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how to date one of these? It has an interesting serial number.
March 12, 2007, 06:32 PM
Hope this will help you out
Beretta 92S (1976) first modification of the basic model 92, with non-ambidextrous slide-mounted safety/decocker and magazine release button set low in the left grip panel. It was replaced in production by the Model 92SB.
Beretta 92SB (1981) further evolution of model 92S, initially designated Model 92S-1, later designated 92SB with the introduction of the firing pin block. The manual safety is ambidextrous, the magazine release relocated to the base of the trigger-guard. Discontinued since 1991.
Beretta 92SB-C (1981) Compact version of the model 92SB. Overall length was 197 mm, barrel length 103 mm, magazine capacity 13 rounds (also accepted standard 15-round magazines).
Beretta 92SB-C type M (1983) slimmer version of the model 92SB-C, with a single-stack magazine which held only 8 rounds.
Beretta 92F (1984) initially designated 92SB-F, later renamed 92F. Evolved from the Model 92SB during American XM9 trials, with a slightly reshaped grip and trigger-guard, also a different finish. The barrel bore and chamber are chrome-plated.
Beretta 92G (1989)- the so called "Gendarmerie" version, created at the request of the Gendarmerie Nationale de France. Also manufactured under licence in France by GIAT Industries as the PA MAS G1. The pistol is the same as the model 92F except for the operations of the lever, which lost its safety lock function and is used only to safely decock the hammer.
March 12, 2007, 08:12 PM
So It's been narrowed down to 76-81. Interesting.
March 14, 2007, 11:27 AM
Well, it's going to get expensive trying to learn to shoot right handed. It just doesn't feel natural at all. I'm definately going to pick up a few more Winchester bulk packs today.
March 14, 2007, 09:54 PM
Nice pistol.
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Heritage Resort is at the heart of Bandhavgarh, Bandhavgarh set amongst
the Vindhya Hills of Madhya Pradesh with an area of 437 sq. km
Bandhavgarh was established in 1968, these, rich forest served as the
Shikharghar for the maharaja of Rewa. Bandhavgarh has been the centre of
human activity for over 2000 years. The legendary epic Ramayana mentions
Laxmana Brother of King Rama who hold the title of "Lord of the Fort".
This mighty fort has its cliffs almost 1000 ft above the country side
imposing status of lord Vishnu in his different re-incarnations and a
unique 35 foot reclining status known as " Shesh Shaya" are also seen in
the Park. Extensively rich in its Flora and Fauna the moist deciduous
Bandhavgarh forest is covered by Sal trees, on the upper slopes it is
replaced by mixed deciduous forests. Towards its north there are large
stretches of bamboo and open grasslands.
We welcome photographers and wildlife film makers to our resort which
will offer every kind of help to make your trip a success. Our tiger
expert who has more than ten years experience in tracking tigers will be
of help. Lay down the gun ! pick up the camera ! shoot ! the moment
lives !The animals live! So pick up your camera and come to the jungle.
How To Reach Bandhavgarh :
By Air:
The most comfortable route to Bandhavgarh is by air to khajuraho (250
kms), from where it is a six hour drive, by air to Jabalpur Airport (200
By Rail:
The nearest railheads are Jabalpur(170 kms), katni(102 kms), and
Satna(112 kms) on the cenrtral railway and Umaria(30 kms) on the south
eastern railway.
By road:
state/ private transport buses ply between Katni and Umaria and Satna
and Rewa.
Accommodation :
Luxury in the arms of
nature awaits you! The 20 elegantly furnished luxury cottages with
personal verandah will certainly bond you for lifetime with us. The
balcony of the cottages overlooks the marvelous and gigantic hills of
the Vindhyanchal range. Attached Bathrooms, running hot & cold water and
all modern amenities. Multi cuisine restaurant serving variety of dishes
for both vegetarian & non vegetarian taste. Village poultry & vegetable
straight from neighboring farms add to your appetite.
Open and thatched roof restaurant where Breakfast & lunch is served.
Morning tea can be ordered in your room.
When you come back from morning safari there is running hot/cold water
in the attached luxurious bathrooms. Breakfast is served in the
restaurant. Lunch can be enjoyed in the open chirping birds and bright
sunlight. Evenings are more relaxed with bonfire and discussions
followed by a lavish dinner.
We have a 24 hrs power backup with a stand by generator. Adapters are
provided in all the cottages for easy connectivity of your electrical
gadgets. Few more interesting things to do during the day, includes a
drive upto the ancient Bandhavgarh fort, a walk to the Baghel museum, a
guided walk into a typical Indian village "Tala", nature walks, trip to
Chenchpur waterfalls and a host of other activities like an in-house
library, some indoor games are also available to relax and unwind within
your comfortable resort. After the delicious lunch you again would like
to go back to the Jungle, to trace the Tiger or the beautiful birds of
Bandhavgarh. By now we assure you would be in love with the Jungle, the
surroundings and the Nature Heritage Resort, Bandhavgarh.
Facilities :
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Same day Laundry
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Jungle Safari
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Bird Watching
Folk - dances are
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Slide-presentations in the
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Wild life film shows
Nature walk
Bicycle Tours
Photographic tours
Visit to Fort
Season :
Park opens on 1st October till 30th
Recommended Stay
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October - February is cold. March - April is moderate. May - June is
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Touch and hand feed Elephants
Watch Elephants playful bathing rituals
Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days
Places Covered: Delhi - Bandhavgarh
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LucasFilm orders Galaxy in Turmoil dev to strip Star Wars from its Battlefront game
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The creative director of EA and Visceral Games' Star Wars action title has likened it to the Uncharted series.
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Will Lowe of Canyon moved to the top of the leaderboard in the PRCA bareback riding world title race after tying for first at a rodeo in San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
At the Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo, Lowe earned $6,621 after turning in a score of 86 aboard the Flying 5 Rodeo Company's bronc Rio's Edge. He competed in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association show the weekend of Aug. 25-26.
Lowe, attempting to win his fourth world bareback riding title, was ranked first in last week's standings with $110,294 in regular season earnings. Steven Dent of Mullen, Neb., was second with $105,479, and defending world champion Kaycee Feild was third with $93,434.
■ PBR update: L.J. Jenkins, a former Texico, N.M., resident who lives in Porum, Okla., is ranked No. 1 in the Professional Bull Riders world title race after finishing third in last weekend's tour stop in Thackerville, Okla.
Brazilian Valdiron de Oliveira, who did not make a qualified ride at the two-day show, is second in the Built Ford Tough Series world standings with 8,675 points. Defending world champion Silvano Alves is third in the world race with 8,259.25 after finishing fifth.
Stormy Wing of Dalhart is ranked 13th with 3,996 points after finishing 16th in the event. Wing has $75,507 in regular season earnings, which should be enough to qualify for the Oct. 24-28 World Finals in Las Vegas.
■ Brazile watch: Though Trevor Brazile probably will fail to qualify for the Las Vegas-based National Finals Rodeo in December in tie-down roping for the first time since 1998, he's still competitive.
While roping on the weekend of Aug. 23-26 at the Lynden (Wash.) Rodeo, Brazile, an Amarillo native who lives in Decatur, turned in a season-best time of 6.9 seconds. He earned $1,984 and another $1,710 for finishing second in team roping to claim the all-around cowboy honors, according to PRCA statistics.
With additional checks in Kennewick, Wash.; Bremerton, Wash.; and Norco, Calif., Brazile finished the weekend with $7,930 to raise his all-around season total to $186,132 in last week's standings. He also led the team roping-heading world title race and ranked third in the steer roping.
Brazile has 16 world titles. He is attempting to surpass steer roper Guy Allen who has a record 18.
■ Ohl's milestone: Six-time world champion Cody Ohl of Hico became the PRCAs fourth competitor to surpass $3 million in career earnings after placing at three rodeos on the weekend of Aug.23-26. The other three athletes who have reached the same milestone are former world champions Brazile, Fred Whitfield and Billy Etbauer.
According to PRCA statistics, Ohl, 38, pocketed $9,234 in tie-down roping at rodeos in San Juan Capistrano, Kennewick, and Bremerton, which pushed his earnings to $3,007,448, in last week's career earnings standings. Brazile had $4,461,561, Whitfield had $3,080,226 and Etbauer had $3,015,377.
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The Los Angeles Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens (or simply "The Huntington" for short) is one of the best existing examples of philanthropy and, lucky you, it's nestled snugly in Los Angeles. Originally the private residence of Henry E. Huntington, the Huntington estate was built on railroad tycoon money and, upon Mr. Huntington's passing in 1927, became the library, art collection and botanical gardens it's known as today. The 120-acre estate is a special escape in the heart of Los Angeles, and its specialized gardens, its fabulous art collection, and its superlative collection of rare books are a treat separately or as a whole day excursion.
Mr. Huntington began collecting art late in life, but the impressive collection that now stands at in the Huntington Art Collection is one of the best collections of British portraiture in the world, and is known far and wide for this and their collection of Frank Lloyd Wright furniture and its world class visiting exhibits. Upon visiting, you'll also find the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art, which is the Huntington's American Art gallery which proudly displays great American works from artists spanning the 1690s to as late as 1950, such as Edward Hopper and Mary Cassatt.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Christmas has come early to Regent University with a new mural on display by artist Keith Goodson depicting the birth of Christ.
Goodson created the enormous oil on canvas masterpiece titled, "Light of the World," to inspire viewers to think anew about the 2,000-year-old event.
"If you experience a mural, you're experiencing something larger than yourself. And so you become part of the painting, if you would," he told CBN News.
A team of volunteers slowly and gently helped erect the mural in Regent's library.
Once in place, they stood and took in the painting that compels from so many different angles, starting with the Prophet Isaiah, who prophesied the birth of Christ thousands of years ago.
"He's looking into his prophetic vision and he's seeing how people of all generations, all cultures, are coming into this one moment in time where the birth is being viewed," Goodwin explained.
Goodson painted Joseph in the center of the mural. Joseph is the only biblical character depicted in the painting that looks straight at you from wherever you stand.
"He's holding his hand out with an oil lamp and he's offering it to you saying, 'Here, this is the light of the world.' And so it becomes a challenging piece," Goodson said.
Goodson named his work "Light of the World" in hopes that all will be drawn to the light.
The artist said he was inspired by the Lord to create the work, but God only revealed to him in tiny increments just what he wanted Goodson to paint.
"Light of the World" is on display at Regent University through Nov. 12. Afterwards, Goodson is planning a road tour.*Originally posted October 28, 2011.
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Holmes, 27, tells Vanity Fair that the gossip about her and fiancé Tom Cruise's daughter – born April 17 but unseen until now – "eats away at me because it's just not okay. ... Some of the crap that's out there – the stuff that's said about my parents and my siblings (implying that they didn't approve of her relationship with Cruise, 44) – it's really frustrating the amount of s– that's out there. And the stuff they say about Suri? You shouldn't say that about us, and you can't say that about my child."
Still, she says, she keeps up on the rumors because "this is my future. This is my family, and I care so much about them. To see how someone as caring and good as Tom is – to see how things can just get so twisted and turned around. I mean, where does it come from?"
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The photos of Cruise, Holmes and Suri were taken by Annie Leibovitz on July 27 at Cruise's Telluride, Colo., spread. According to the magazine, Cruise's kids Isabella and Connor (with ex-wife Nicole Kidman) and Holmes's mother, father and other family members were there too.
So why did the new parents keep Suri out of sight for so long? "We were just living our lives, being a family," Cruise says. "Actually, we were taking our own photos and always planned to release those at the right time."
But "then all the craziness began," says Holmes. "This 'Where is Suri?' controversy. Tom and I looked at each other and said, 'What's going on?' We weren't trying to hide anything."
And the baby? "She has Kate's lips and eyes. I think she looks like Kate," says Tom, while Holmes says, "I think she has Tom's eyes. I think she looks like Tom."
The couple also explained Cruise's purchase of an at-home sonogram machine while Holmes was pregnant. The couple was mobbed by paparazzi when they went out, says Holmes, so the doctor had to come to their home. "The sonogram was for his use!"
But their new daughter made it all worthwhile. "The moment the doctor handed me Suri," Holmes says, "I was just ready. The feeling is indescribable. All I can say is the moment I looked in her eyes I felt like ... Mom.
"She's a glorious girl. She's the miracle of our life."
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The rapid growth of the Internet in the last few years and the growth of performance of computers has given rise to a strong interest in carrying voice over the Internet. The Internet is the way forward as a medium for future mobile communications. Therefore, Internet protocol (IP) can be used to carry voice also in wireless terminals. In this work, concept of VoIP, ITU conferencing protocol H.323, and Internet protocols related to carrying voice over Internet are studied. Also problems related to carrying voice over packet based networks, installing, and configuring Linux on Compaq iPAQ H3600 series handheld are studied. The target of this work was to design and implement wireless terminal from handheld and accommodate voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) application to wireless terminal. Wireless LAN (WLAN) technology is used to wireless communication. As a result of this thesis a demonstrator environment was developed which consists handheld, WLAN network, and Linux based server. /Kir10
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The Thursday before Earth Day, the 20th, PBS had a National Geographic special featuring Dr. Tyrone Hayes. Hayes, a Harvard trained PhD researcher at the University of California, held an audience at Eagle Bluff Learning Center spellbound for over an hour earlier this month. I hope the PBS program is rerun often.
As I watched the PBS program it occurred to me it illustrated some of the problems associated with the interplay between scientists, science, and politicians. This was especially true when held in juxtaposition with recent state and local events. You may remember Dr. Hayes as the scientist �uninvited� by Commissioner of the MPCA, Sheryl Corrigan. He had the word Atrazine in the title of his talk. Even though Atrazine is made by a Swiss Company and has been banned for use in Switzerland and all of the European Union for some time it would be politically incorrect to link it to problems in the agricultural Midwest. Dr. Hayes did testify before the House Ag Committee chaired by our own Greg Davids. I listened to the testimony on the internet. One member of the committee was determined to marginalize the science by insisting caffeine in coffee might be causing the problems with frogs. The idea that this xanthine derivative caused any effect akin to Atrazine was idiotic and it was painful to believe Minnesotans elected someone who would seriously propose such. I hear the voice of an industry lobbyist here. Greg Davids was quoted later in local papers that it was important to hear the bill (a ban on the use of Atrazine). �People got all worked up when they heard it, and it failed on a 13-0 vote. The frogs had a fungus. They were not deformed from Atrazine.� Dr. Hayes research did not claim Atrazine was responsible for deformities in frogs. His research found Atrazine caused male frogs to become hermaphrodites and form eggs in their testicles rather than sperm. It caused immune deficiencies that made the frogs more susceptible to fungal and bacterial infections (causing deformities). It caused neurologic development problems resulting in adult frogs being crippled and unable to protect themselves normally from predators. These effects have also been found in fish, salamanders, and mammals. It may have similar effects in humans. Fungal and protozoan infections have been known to cause deformities in frogs for decades. Davids and his committee apparently missed the point entirely. This is not about just deformities or frogs. Frogs are just a surrogate for the canary the miners took into the mine to tell them when the air becomes poisonous. There are multiple studies showing the decrease in sperm production in the North American male. The PBS special has a segment on a University of Missouri researcher who has several studies published showing rural males with increased pesticide exposure have the greatest loss of sperm quality and quantity. Davids and his committee remind me of a medical doctor who gets all of his pharmacologic information from the drug detail person and prescribe every new pill that is currently in vogue whether it has any advantages over a more established drug or not. They get all of their information from lobbyists. Lobbyists have a function. They can educate. Good ones probably do. It would be best to remember where their loyalties are and take some things with a grain of salt (especially if someone whispers caffeine may be an endocrine disruptor). Davids� committee is like the medical doctor who will �try out� a TV advertised medication when a patient asks for one, even if it�s not indicated, just to please the patient. It�s easier than taking time to educate the patient and risk losing him/her to another doctor. In an agricultural community it�s politically hazardous to be a leader and protect people from insecticides they are firmly convinced is the only thing keeping them from bankruptcy and risk losing their vote. Policymakers need politically unbiased scientific advice devoid of scientific jargon. A state funded panel akin to the federal General Accountability Office would be helpful for the media and the citizenry as well. The several Senate hearings I saw personally, and the two hour Ag hearing chaired by Davids, has convinced me these hearings are for show only. It is obvious the committee members have made up their minds before the meetings start and are not there to learn any new and possibly troubling information. All politicians dealing with science based decisions should be required to read �The Demon Haunted World,� by Carl Sagan. The Atrazine question should be reexamined. Dr. Sauer lives in Preston.


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Patrick Chambers could never have envisioned his first game as Penn State's men's basketball coach being at the end of a week like this.
It was supposed to be a happy time for the 40-year-old from the family full of Penn State grads and fans. Perhaps two-dozen of his family members are expected in from all corners but mostly Philadelphia, the Chambers clan's heartland.
But somber overtones are unavoidable when the 2011-12 Nittany Lions tip off against Hartford at 4:30 Saturday in the Bryce Jordan Center.
"This is all very disturbing," Chambers said Friday of the Sandusky scandal that has rocked the state for the past week. "It's a sad situation. I couldn't ever have imagined anything like this.
"But, somehow, some way – we have practice to attend, our guys have to go to class, we have a game tomorrow.
"It's hard enough to do this without all the media attention the school's getting, but we have to try to."
It was suggested that basketball could serve as a sort of respite from all the depressing news enveloping Penn State, that maybe a break to another sport could act, if nothing else, as a diversion that could recapture some optimism:
"I agree with you. I think we can be that distraction. We can be that ray of light that maybe helps out the university and the community a little bit.
"Maybe they come out and watch us and just get it off their minds a little bit. Two hours of watching us might help the healing process."
The good news for Chambers is, his team can't possibly make things any worse. And they might not look great for a while.
Chambers and the athletics department arranged the dual football/basketball date long ago in hopes to attract spillover fans from the Nebraska football game, either before or after it. But first they had to wait for the football game time which was only announced on Sunday as noon. Had it been a 3:30 kick, the plan was to play the basketball game at noon or even as early as 11:30 a.m.
What happens on the floor is anybody's guess because Chambers has only one starter back from last year's NCAA team that went 19-15 overall and 12-10 in Big Ten play. That's point guard Tim Frazier, a wonderful penetrator and distributor but only an emerging force as a scorer at the end of last season.
Two other starters are certain to be a center who did not play at all last year due to an ACL tear – 6-9, 240-pound Sasa Borovnjak – and a lanky wing bomber who so lacked confidence in his shot that he rarely played by season's end – 6-8 redshirt junior Billy Oliver.
Chambers claims Oliver has looked like a new man in workouts, bombing in threes from every angle with a quick release. Of course, he did that in practice last year to some extent. The trick is to make them in actual games that count, in front of a crowd.
Oliver got halfway there in last Saturday's exhibition against Slippery Rock, hitting four treys and finishing with 16 points in a 64-47 win. Those shots didn't really count; from now on they will.
"He's got as quick a shot as I've seen," said Chambers who knows Oliver is a key to a competitive season and has been trying to talk him up at every turn.
Borovnjak is being counted on by Chambers to provide a dexterous, passing big man who can board some and score on occasion with face-up shots.
The other starters could be among four newcomers. Freshman shooting guard Trey Lewis, a good perimeter shooter in high school, seems likely to be one. Ross Travis, a 6-6, 220-pound freshman forward from Minnesota, will get considerable time.
But don't count on seeing the 4-out-1-in set that Chambers' mentor Jay Wright ran at Villanova when Chambers was an assistant. That's not applicable to this team.
"I do know we'll play hard; we're going to compete," said Chambers. "As far as how many points we score and who scores them, we'll find that out."
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MOBILE, Alabama – The Mobile Planning Commission unanimously approved Thursday a planned unit development request to allow for a regional shopping center near Hank Aaron Stadium.
The approval was for both the McGowin Park East and West developments. The two developments, separated by Satchel Paige Boulevard, combine for about 90 acres of new retail shopping space that includes, among other things, a 199,500-square-foot shopping center and a 148,000-square-foot anchor store.
The development is spearheaded by The Hutton Co., a Chattanooga, Tenn.-based firm that was granted sales tax incentives earlier this year to develop the project.
An official with The Hutton Co. said there are no changes to the development's time table. Groundbreaking is anticipated for either February or March, with the project's completion taking place in 2015.
The same official said all required environmental permits have been obtained for the development to commence. The shopping center is proposed to be built on a wetland.
The developers will have to return to Mobile next month to get subdivision approval from the commission in order to build the out parcels and individual lots included within the development.
The project, which could attract a Target or Costco store, is being developed through a sales tax incentive tha gives the developers 1.4 cents of the city's 5-cent sales tax from new sales generated within the shopping center for the next 20 years.
The county pledged three-tenths of a center from its 1-cent sales tax.
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With his playoff win over Tiger Woods in the Northwestern Mutual World Challenge on Sunday, Zach Johnson edged into the top 10 in the most recent world golf rankings.
Johnson birdied two of the final three holes at Sherwood Country Club, and carded an amazing par on the 18th hole after holing out from the drop area after his second shot found the water hazard guarding the green. On the first extra hole, Johnson made par to Woods' bogey to secure the title.
His rise to No. 9 in the world is Johnson's first appearance in the top 10 of the official world golf ranking. He replaces Jason day in the top 10; the Aussie dropped to 11th. The victory was Johnson's second in five starts; he also BMW Championship in September.
Woods is still ranked No. 1, followed by Adam Scott, Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Matt Kuchar and Steve Stricker. Brandt Snedeker is now 10th.
Also moving up are Denmark's Thomas Bjorn, who won the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa and rose nine places to 25th, and Miguel Angel Jimenez, who jumped from 48th to 38th following his victory in the Hong Kong Open last weekend.
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Anyone who received injections at the Tri-County Spinal Care Center should be tested for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C, the state health department said Wednesday, because "several lapses in infection control procedures" were found at the North Charleston clinic.
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3Patients who received injections at Tri-County Spinal Care Center in February 2013 who tested positive for hepatitis B23Patients identified by DHEC who received similar injections at the clinic in February500Approximate number of patients who received any injection at the Tri-County Spinal Care Center since September 2011.Source: S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control and Charleston PR & Design
Cheryl Smithem, of Charleston PR & Design, speaking on behalf of the clinic, said about 500 patients received injections there since September 2011, when they were first offered.
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is investigating the facility for a recent string of hepatitis B cases.
Three patients who received injections at the Dorchester Road facility in February recently tested positive for the disease. No positive tests for hepatitis C or HIV have been reported, and the investigation is ongoing, DHEC spokesman Jim Beasley confirmed.
Last week, DHEC notified more than 20 Tri-County Spinal Care Center patients who also received injections in February that they should be tested for hepatitis B. The department said it was expanding the scope of the investigation to include all patients who received injections of any kind, including IV fluids, at the center in the past 21 months.
"It was determined that procedures may have been performed that resulted in a potential for exposure to an infection," a DHEC press release said. "Since the clinic's injection practices have not changed since they began offering injections in September 2011, DHEC cannot ensure that patients who received injections at any time since then were not exposed to a blood-borne pathogen."
DHEC also ordered the clinic to stop performing all invasive procedures.
A message left for Tri-County Spinal Care Center owner Cameron Wills, a chiropractor, was not returned Wednesday, but he issued a statement through the public relations firm.
"We have always used sterile, single-use supplies for injections. We do not reuse syringes or needles," Wills said.
Dr. Cassy Salgado, an associate professor for infectious disease at the Medical University of South Carolina, said hepatitis B and hepatitis C are blood-borne diseases caused by two different viruses. In some cases, hepatitis B and hepatitis C clear on their own. In other cases, the diseases can develop into chronic conditions and cause liver cancer.
HIV is an incurable, blood-borne pathogen, she said.
"All of those can be transmitted the same way," Salgado said. "If you're exposed in a way that would permit hepatitis B to be transmitted, it means you were exposed in a way that would allow hepatitis C and HIV to be transmitted."
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On Sunday, convinced of my own brilliance, I made the following statement:
"If Ryan Grigson doesn't make a trade by Tuesday, I will never tweet again."
The possibility of Grigson NOT making a deal never entered my – surprisingly – limited brain. So here we are. Grigs let me down and now I'm a man without a tweet. It could be worse. I could be Blaine Gabbert.
Now, I'm not addicted to twitter or anything – pay no attention to my 52,000 tweets per month – so not tweeting is actually not that hard. Unless something incredibly stupid happens.
For example, what if the Colts decided to fill their roster spot with a tight end who had TWICE been suspended by the NFL for failing a drug test?
After the jump, we'll take a look at what my tweets may have looked like if such a ridiculous thing had actually happened.
@GregCowanCA: So the #Colts brought back a guy who has been suspended twice for failing drug tests?
@GregCowanCA: And since he's been suspended twice, that means he's failed three drug tests, right?
@GregCowanCA: I'm all for giving someone a second chance, but Saunders' second chance occurred with the Steelers. His third last year with the Colts.
@GregCowanCA: So this is his fourth chance. Which isn't unheard of in sports… but it kind of is, for a player of Saunders' ilk. ie: NOT GOOD.
@GregCowanCA: That's the most confusing thing about this signing. Saunders isn't a good player.
@GregCowanCA: In fact, it kind of worries me, because the only area he approaches average is run blocking
@GregCowanCA: Is this our first hint at what Pep's post-Reggie offense will look like? Lots of Saunders and T3p0?
@GregCowanCA: Colts have a division to win and a bye to earn. Let Luck sling it.
@GregCowanCA: AND STOP SACRIFICING YOUR MORALS AND ETHICS FOR PLAYERS WHO AREN'T GOOD.
Unfortunately, I can't tweet. So the world will be robbed of knowing just how irritated and insulted I am by this move.
Stupid twitter and stupid "NO TRADES" RYAN GRIGSON.


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Mark Wallacavage gestured around the tarp-curtained, unfinished room that will one day be his kitchen, the final frontier of an ambitious Overbrook Farms home makeover.
"I want to have Christmas dinner down here. That's completely insane for me to say," he admitted, given the raw state of the space and his unofficial $10,000 budget, "but it was insane for me to buy this house in the first place, so I might as well just be crazy."
It's this kind of positive-verging-on-wishful thinking that has guided Wallacavage, along with his wife and four kids, on a wild and high-risk journey to their dream home by way of restoring a stomach-turning, trash-filled wreck to its turn-of-the-century glory. So it was fitting that — when Wallacavage needed some extra cash to finish his kitchen and buy a minivan for his growing family — his big, revenue-generating idea was: "Maybe I should enter a contest."


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Hofstetter's national TV debut came on ESPN's Quite Frankly, where Stephen A. Smith yelled at him for three minutes. Hofstetter has also appeared on CBS' "Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson," Showtime's "White Boyz in the Hood," VH1's "Countdown," Sundance's "On the Road in America," and ABC's "Barbara Walter's Special," where he thankfully did not cry. Having appeared on networks from Boston to Miami to Denver, his local television appearances are too numerous to count, especially if you're using your fingers.
One of the top booked acts on the college circuit, the 29-year-old humorist also just released his third album and his third book. The book is titled "National Lampoon's Balls!" Thankfully, It's a sports book. Hofstetter has written humor columns for the New York Times, SportsIllustrated.com, and NHL.com, where he publicly admitted to being a Ranger fan.
After hosting Four Quotas on Sirius Satellite Radio for two seasons, Hofstetter moved to broadcast radio, and his Sports Minute (Or So) is currently syndicated on over 150 stations and in over 30 newspapers. Hofstetter's first live comedy album ("Cure For the Cable Guy") reached #20 on Billboard's comedy charts. His second album ("Dark Side of the Room") is the first ever pay-what-you-want" comedy album, since people were going to steal it anyway.
Hofstetter's brutal tour schedule consists of over 100 colleges and dozens of clubs every year, and is fueled by an immense online popularity, tons of press, and a Prius with great gas mileage. He reached 200,000 friends on Facebook and 400,000 more on MySpace, and high shelves in grocery stores.
Hofstetter was named one of Two Drink Minimum magazine's Best New Faces of 2004, which confuses him since he definitely had a face in 2003. And while Hofstetter's live shows are routinely sold out, he is best known for his writing, first published at age 15 (when he also had a face). At 18, he co-founded "Sports Jerk of the Week," an irreverent website featured by press like USA Today's Baseball Weekly, Sports Illustrated and CNN. And at 20, Hofstetter took a year off of school to head up web content for the New York Yankees. The Yankees won the World Series that year, which would have been wonderful if they hadn't beaten Hofstetter's Mets. He did not have a face that night.
While an undergraduate at Columbia University, Hofstetter was a well-read columnist for the Columbia Daily Spectator and a voice of the Lions. After a summer writing for Maxim, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated for Kids, Hofstetter turned his column into two books. The column gained popularity with syndication in several newspapers and websites, including collegehumor.com.
Evan Cassidy
Evan Cassidy's live stand up has an original "one man show" type format, consisting of jokes, characters and songs.
He spent years in college entertaining parties as his alter ego "The Singing Frenchman" (performing French-ified interpretations of classic hit songs).
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TUPELO – Lee County will spend more than $50,000 over the next three years to insure its cadre of volunteer firefighters in case of accidents or death.
More than 300 residents volunteer as responders through the county's network of 18 fire departments. Of those departments, only Tupelo relies solely on paid staff.
Those volunteers risked their lives without the same benefits available to paid staff, but that changed in mid-October.
"They were covered under the workmen's comp of the county or municipality, but if they broke a leg and couldn't go to work at their regular jobs, there was no help," said Lee County Fire Coordinator David Homan.
Now, thanks to a recent move by the county Board of Supervisors, they're covered.
Volunteer firefighters have a minimum $30,000 line-of-duty death benefit; weekly disability pay ranging from $200-$600 for up to five years; $20,000 to retrain them in another line of work if necessary; and other benefits.
The policies can be renewed in three years.
"It breaks down to about $1,000 per fire department per year, which is a really good deal," said Board of Supervisors President Tommie Lee Ivy. "We're very enthused about this insurance. These people don't get enough thanks."
Other supervisors also expressed gratitude to the volunteers, many of whom appeared at a recent board meeting to publicize the new benefits.
So far, the county has had few tragedies among its volunteer firefighters who collectively respond to about 6,000 calls annually, Homan said. But he said it's good to have insurance just in case and hopes Lee County can use it as a recruiting tool to attract more volunteers.
"Lee County has stepped up to the plate and did something few other counties have done," Homan said. "I'm real proud."
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WASHINGTON - Rep. Bobby Rush donned a hoodie during a speech on the House floor Wednesday deploring the killing of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, receiving a reprimand for violating rules on wearing hats in the House chamber.
The Illinois Democrat spoke out against racial profiling and - as he removed his suit coat and pulled over his head the hood on the sweatshirt he was wearing - said that "just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum."
Rush was interrupted by the presiding officer, Mississippi Republican Gregg Harper, who reminded him that the wearing of hats was not allowed and that "members need to remove their hoods or leave the floor."


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The Chicago Blackhawks outskated and outshot the Red Wings for much of the game, but Osgood was sharp, particularly early and late. He made 32 saves to lead his team to a 3-2 victory in its home opener Thursday at Joe Louis Arena.
It was much-needed relief for the Red Wings after they opened the season with a pair of losses in Sweden to another Central Division rival, the St. Louis Blues.
"They were quicker than us early. Ozzie was real good,'' Babcock said. "I said to Ozzie, I don't know if he played one game that well in the first half last year, so that's a real good sign for us.''
Kris Draper had a feeling Osgood would come up big.
"You saw it yesterday, the way he came out in practice, he had that burning (look) to get a win,'' Draper said. "He was great tonight. We have to be better in front of him.''
Osgood struggled last season before stepping up big in the playoffs. Detroit's penalty killing was bad during the regular season and never recovered.
But the Red Wings, trailing 1-0, killed a five-on-three power play that lasted 1:53 in the second period. Niklas Kronwall and Brad Stuart came up with huge blocked shots to help their cause.
It ignited a three-goal rally in a span of 7:13 as Nicklas Lidstrom and Johan Franzen scored power-play goals and Draper scored at even-strength to give the Red Wings a 3-1 lead.
Detroit also killed off a holding penalty to Kronwall with 1:38 remaining in regulation. It turned into a two-man advantage after the Blackhawks pulled goalie Cristobal Huet for the extra skater.
"The five-on-three seemed to wake us up a bit, but we shouldn't have to have that in order to get us to start playing,'' Osgood said. "We blocked a ton of shots, did a good job of getting pucks out. That was one of our (problems) last year, we gave teams second and third chances not getting it out.''
Kris Versteeg scored on the power play to cut Detroit's lead to 3-2.
Red Wings defenseman Jonathan Ericsson was hit with a shot near his left knee and left the game with 9:36 to play in the third period. Babcock said Ericsson is fine.
In the second period, Detroit got a fortunate bounce to tie the game at 1-1 when Lidstrom's attempted cross-ice pass to Henrik Zetterberg hit John Madden's right skate and went in the net at 10:36.
It was Lidstrom's 998th career point. He needs two more to become the eighth defenseman in NHL history to reach 1,000 points.
Draper gave his team the lead for good at 16:15, corralling the puck along the boards after Cam Barker fanned on a clearing attempt and then firing a wobbling puck past Huet.
Franzen made it 3-1 at 17:49. He knocked in a puck that was sitting on the goal line after squirting through Huet's pads following a rare slap shot by Pavel Datsyuk.
The Blackhawks wouldn't go away, however. They outshot the Red Wings 15-4 in the third period.
"We looked like a team that hadn't won this year in the third period, a little too defensive and on our heels, and let Chicago come at us,'' Babcock said.
But a team that has won so often for so long was just happy to get that first one out of the way.
"It was a big win for our team, takes some pressure off and now we can get going,'' Babcock said.
"We got to be better than that, but I think we will be.''


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Most 12 year olds these days are taking "selfies" with their cellphone to post to Facebook or Instagram.
Tommy Cullen, of Loyalsock Township, doesn't have a cellphone and isn't interested in taking selfies. Instead he sits patiently in his backyard, waiting for as long it takes to get a picture of a hummingbird with a professional-level camera and lens.
"I use a Canon 6D with a Sigma 70-200 millimeter lens," Cullen said.
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Tommy Cullen, of Loyalsock Township, pursues his photography hobby in his backyard.
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Tommy Cullen, of Loyalsock Township, holds three of his photographs that he entered into a calendar contest this year.
Tommy Cullen, of Loyalsock Township, enjoys taking photos of animals and birds, such as this ruby-throated hummingbird.
Cullen, who will be an eigth-grader at Loyalsock Township Middle School this fall, has been working on his photography skills since he was very young.
"I started when I was 8 ... I got more into it these last few years," Cullen said. "Mom got a camera to get a picture of me playing football, and there was all this wildlife around the house so I decided to get pictures of it to share with people."
Cullen focuses his budding photography skills on capturing images of wildlife, specifically birds of prey.
"I like hawks and eagles. They're challenging to capture in a photo," Cullen said.
Tommy learns photography skills from his mother, Bronwin. Bron worked for her father's newspaper as a photographer, so she passes on what she knows to her son.
Cullen's love of wildlife photography branches from his experience as an outdoorsman. In addition to loving wildlife photography, Cullen is an avid hunter and angler.
"He goes hunting every year with his dad (Tom) and then he writes a story about the hunt," Bron said.
Cullen's reputation as a photographer has grown so that now he has a network of neighbors established to help him find wildlife.
"Neighbors will call Tommy if they see an animal out, especially the bear," Bron said.
Although photography is just a hobby for Cullen who hopes to one day be a biologist, he still wants to improve.
"I want to take courses to help me understand some of the settings better," Cullen said.
This was a big year for Cullen, as he entered three photos he took into a calendar photo contest. This was the first contest for the young photographer but certainly not the last.
Summer is a busy time with hummingbirds, rabbits and songbirds visiting the family's backyard, but it isn't Cullen's favorite season.
"I like the fall and the spring. In the spring, the fawns are being born, and the fall is a prettier time with the leaves," Cullen said. "It makes for a nice background."


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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bryan Perry of Dallas announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Perry of Dallas, to Michael Hayden
McKissack of Dallas, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McKissack of Amarillo.
Grandparents of the bride-elect are Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Bryan Perry, Mrs. Muriel Johnson and the late Mr. Muriel
Grandparents of the prospective groom are Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl
Reynolds, Mrs. H.R. McKissack and the late Mr. H.R. McKissack.
Margaret Elizabeth is a graduate of The Hockaday School in Dallas. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Latin American and Iberian Studies from the University of Richmond, a Juris Doctorate from Texas Tech University and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She serves as vice counsel for government and institutional relations for Buckner International.
Michael is a graduate of Amarillo High School. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in government from the University of Texas at Austin and is a member of Kappa Sigma and Texas Cowboys, a men's service organization. He is employed as an analyst for 2M Companies Inc.
The couple plan to wed June 9 in Ellis Chapel in Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas.
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Kelly Stone
Kelly Stone is a sexual health educator and college lecturer who likes to think of her stand-up comedy as "edutainment". She began performing in 2006 at an open mic in Philadelphia and has been hooked on comedy ever since. She hosts a monthly "Hot Mess Comedy Show" at Bar 141 in San Marcos, speaks to various universities about anything they'll pay her to talk about, watches Project Runway, and is still trying to figure out how to keep her boys from smearing Greek yogurt on the furniture. Follow her on twitter: @funnykelly or help stop her kids when they are trying to run across a busy street. There's safety in numbers.
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Elizabeth Edwards Dies of Cancer
Dec. 7, 2010 -- Elizabeth Edwards, 61, died of cancer this morning at her home in North Carolina, according to media reports.
Yesterday, media reported that her condition had worsened and that she had posted a message on her Facebook page that included these lines: "I have been sustained throughout my life by three saving graces -- my family, my friends, and a faith in the power of resilience and hope. These graces have carried me through difficult times and they have brought more joy to the good times than I ever could have imagined. The days of our lives, for all of us, are numbered. We know that."
Edwards, estranged from former Senator and presidential candidate John Edwards, was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004. She spoke with WebMD about her breast cancer in May 2009.
Edwards' Breast Cancer
Edwards first noticed a lump in her breast in late October 2004 while showering in a Wisconsin hotel, on the road in support of her husband, John Edwards, in his vice presidential campaign.
That lump turned out to be stage II breast cancer, which was diagnosed in November 2004, the day after the general election.
Edwards got treated for her breast cancer in 2004-2005. First came chemotherapy to shrink the size of the tumor, followed by a lumpectomy (surgery to remove the tumor while saving as much of the breast as possible) and radiation therapy.
In March 2007, Edwards hurt a rib, and after getting an X-ray and other scans she learned that her breast cancer was back as stage IV breast cancer, the most advanced stage of the disease.
Edwards' breast cancer was in her bones, and perhaps also in her lungs and liver, though that wasn't certain at the time. In May 2009, Edwards told WebMD that the spot in the liver was "fairly inconsequential" and the spots in the lungs "turned out to be nothing."
Still, Edwards wrote in her 2009 memoir, Resilience, that her cancer "wasn't leaving. Not ever."
When cancer spreads to the bone, it's generally considered incurable but may be treatable.


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Every time I see one of your posts I literally puke a little bit in my mouth.
Hmmm. Now you know what we all feel like when yours pop up.
Go back to your line threads dude. At least I got to drink when those popped up.
PS: Holland will never make an offer sheet for Doughty. It's just never going to happen. Doughty will hit the arbitrator if nothing else.


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The Affordable Care Act is improving the quality of our health care while controlling rapidly rising costs.
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Seniors and persons with disabilities enrolled in Medicare saw significant savings thanks to the law. The Affordable Care Act works to close the Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage gap, also known as the "donut hole." In 2011 alone, nearly 4 million seniors saved more than $2.1 billion on prescription drugs—an average of $604 per person—and will save even more in the years ahead. The average Medicare patient will save $4,200 from 2011 to 2021 while those with higher prescription drug costs will save as much as $16,000 over the same period.
Further, the Affordable Care Act will strengthen Medicare benefits while controlling its costs in other key ways. Medicare Advantage (Part C) enrollees benefited from 16 percent lower monthly premiums since 2010. Enrollment in the Medicare Advantage program also increased 17 percent since 2010 with more beneficiaries in higher quality four- and five-star plans, reflecting the act's commitment to giving seniors choices for quality, affordable care. In February 2012 enrollment in Medicare Advantage was more than 2 million people higher than the Congressional Budget Office previously projected in 2010.
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