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It seems that while everyone else was in yellow at this year's Australian Open, Fila's women athletes looked cool and collected in a beautiful shade of blue that was paired with black and white. Let's take a deserved closer look at Fila's Spring Center Court Collection for 2013.
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Bed Bugs
I've stayed at this hotel for business about 4 times now and it is getting worse. The last time I stayed for 6 days, I got bitten all over. They weren't very sympathetic. It was only when I got back that the doctor told me they were bed bites and not mosquito bites as the hotel said! Beware!
Comfotable typical business hotel
I stay at this hotel very often as it is very confortable and very close to the Milani Centrale. It is a contemporary style hotel with a nice bar and a very large restaurant with good Italian food. Excelent service and the staff are very friendly. I always get an executive room. Some of the executive rooms are very large and on the ninth floor the rooms have a nice terrace. The executive lounge on the eighth floor is excellent. Staff are very polite and they let you alone to relax or watch the TV having a drink.
Great stay in Milan!
We stayed at the Milan Hilton for 2 nights at the beginning of September 2005. If you are arriving by train or plan to take day trips by train to Como for example - it's a great location. If you plan to spend all of your time in the Duomo area then it's not such a great location. The hotel is a 2 minute walk from the Central train Station. It is a good 1/2 hour walk to the Duomo area and the main shopping district. We are good walkers so it didn't bother us a bit. We even walked to see the Last Supper which took us more than an hour because it is totally across town, but we like to walk -it burns off a few of the gelato calories! The hotel is very luxurious and modern. We were traveling with our 3 children so we had to take 2 adjoining rooms. When we arrived it had been noted on the reservation and there already was a rollaway in the room and the door between the rooms was open - great service. Our rate included a buffet breakfast for al 5 of us and it was very varied and delicious. I think it cost 30 Euros per person if it wasn't included - that's a bit steep. We stayed at a rate called "family get-together." We paid 195 Euro for the first room and 1/2 price for the second room for the kids. The rate inluded breakfast and tax - I thought by European standards it was a very good deal. The front desk staff and concierge were VERY nice. The beds were super comfortable with the most delicious down comforters with freshly starched duvet covers. The hotel was first rate. If you stay there make sure to eat in a restaurant that is a 5 minute walk from the hotel called Da Berti. The concierge recommended it and it was such a lovely experience. Outdoor dining in a garden - so wonderful! If you are flying home from Malpensa airport there is shuttle bus called the Malpensa Express that costs 5.50 Euro. It leaves every 20 minutes from the Central Station. You can buy tickets at the newstand in the station. Enjoy!
Business hotel, not for vacation.
We booked the Hilton because we had points for a free stay. It is a lovely hotel for business travelers. It is too far from the center of the city for tourist. It is basically everything you would expect from a Hilton; clean, professional, and familiar, maybe too famaliar for an Italian vacation.
Nice hotel, decent location next to the train station
We booked this hotel as the starting point for a long Italian vacation. We had some trouble getting a room in Milan (be aware of the furniture expos going on during April and other times). As a compromise we settled on the Hilton, since we could not find something closer to the city center.
Location: Milan is kind of large, but most of the sites are centered around the Duomo. If I were to stay in Milan again (on vacation) I would probably choose something a little closer to the action. This hotel worked out nicely for us though, because of its close proximity to the train station and rental car agencies. Be aware that if flying into Malpensa there is a bus for 5 euros that will take you directly, if not quickly (about an hour), to the Central Station. From there, the hotel is about two blocks away. This is an easy safe walk, and the station and surrounding bulidings (Pirelli) are worth seeing. There are plenty of restaurants and other convienient things around the hotel. We did quite a bit of walking around the hotel and found the neigborhood to be very safe and quite nice. A taxi ride downtown is a short 5-10 minute affair and will cost you roughly 8 euros. The metro is very handy and closeby and is a cheaper option. There is a very nice supermarket at the train station.
Hotel/Lobby: From the outside it isnt that pretty but it does have a nice lobby and is overall what I would consider to have a USA 4 star look to it. The lobby isnt posh and its a little tired looking but it gets the job done. There is a bar in the lobby open late and a large dining room. As one reviewer already said, the drink prices are on the high side (10 euros for an orange juice?). The hotel has elevators.
Room: We are Hilton Honors members and I believe the room was an upgrade to a business triple. The room was enormous, with 2 bathrooms and a huge walk in closet the size of most european 1 stars. Like the lobby, the rooms were nice but a bit outdated and plain as far as the design goes, but everything was very clean and nice. Based on the size of the room I would guess that the lesser rooms are probably large by european standards. The bathrooms have showers, hairdryers, and 110 volt shaver outlets. Dont expect good views from the hotel...its not that kind of place. The beds were as hard as a rock, and the pillows inexplicably weighed about 10lbs each (hard as rocks). If you like soft beds, you may have issues.
Other: Internet access is very expensive and requires a credit card to use. I believe it was about 10 bucks for 15 minutes of time. ATM is located right across the street. There is a Europcar rental office in the hotel, and Avis is about 2 minutes away. Others are located at the train station. The buffet style breakfast is very good and probably worth whatever they charge for it (free for business class). There is a gas station right next to the hotel.
Overall: Will not provide a romantic or resort-like feel but it does get the job done. Very nice business hotel and is well placed near the train station. For those starting an Italian vacation in Milan and who need access to trains and cars, this is a very good choice.
If you have any questions you think I might be able to answer email me at tuf at tuf dot net (say it outloud).
Fantastic Hotel
We stayed at the Hotel in early December in order to do some Christmas shopping.
We booked the presidential suite at it is luxury indeed.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The executive lounge was excellent.
The Hotel is a little way out of the city centre but an easy taxi ride.
Will be booking again for next year without a doubt.
Nice in general but stinky
The first thing you notice when you enter the hotel is that the lobby is full of tobacco smoke ("the law doesn't require to make it no-smoking") and there is no space where you don't get tobacco smoke. The rooms are slightly above "Hilton standard" but the hotel is located in a rather remote and uninteresting area.
Nice Hotel
My partner and I stayed at the Milan Hilton for 5 nights during a recent trip to Italy. The sole reason for our chosing the hotel was that I had Hilton points and could get the room for free.I would have liked to stay at a hotel which is closer to the center of Milan; however, the location was decent. If you do not mind taking the Metro which is just 2 blocks away, you can get around the city very easily. Although we took the metro, it would not be too expensive or inconvenient to take a cab to more interesting areas of the city. - We even walked to the duomo area a few times - not a short walk but great for working off all the pastries and gelato we consumed.The service is what you could expect at any big city Hilton Hotel, i.e., very professional and helpful.The hotel building looked pretty bad on the Hilton website, but it turned out to be not as bad as I feared. The rooms were tastefully decorated and the room we had a room on the back side of the hotel was very quiet. If you are bothered by noise, you too may want to request a room on the backside of the hotel.
Nice Hotel, shame about the weather
Stayed in Milan in February. Hotel was nice, staff were friendly. It was a bit out of the centre but handy for both the main train station and tram station. There were no leisure facilities in the hotel which we were disappointed aout as we were staying for five nights. The restaurant was nice but the drink prices were rather steep! Rooms were good. Milan was quite nice but the only day that it didn't snow was the day that it rained!!!
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Dave Zirin: Why did Newark's only movie theater, co-owned by Shaquille O'Neal, just pull a scheduled showing of a documentary about Mumia Abu-Jamal? No one is talking, but this is a story that stinks worse than the Jersey swamps.
Poets Talk: Socrates, Cirino, Hunter Thompson, Tina Fey, et. al.
Gary Corseri and Chuck Orloski: Where is there a Socrates in the mainstream media? They fired Phil Donahue at the beginning of the rape of Iraq. The best we get is some ironic wit from Colbert or Maher or Tina Fey.
How Keeping Bain Capital and Romney's Tax Returns in the Public Eye Can Win the Election for Democrats
Dotty LeMieux: Either the Mittster was up to his eyeballs in Bain management and had an active role in decision-making during that period, or he is a clueless wonder who can't keep track of the boards he sits on and shouldn't be trusted with a child's piggy bank, let alone the finances of a major company or the United States Treasury.
Friday Feedback: What's the Economy for Anyway?
This week, Joe Weinstein, one of our most prolific and thoughtful commentators, addresses Robert Reich's "What's the Economy for Anyway?"
Long-time LA Timesman Decries Media Concentration
Justin Chapman: The coming concentration of the media is probably a bigger threat to your civil liberties than anything the government's doing right now, according to Tim Rutten
London's Youth Are Falling Down
Mariah Adin: Let this serve as a warning: of the danger of creating a class of young people who have no stake in society, and thereby have nothing to lose by destroying it.
Labor Needs Organizing, Not Politics
Randy Shaw: Many feel that unions have invested far too much time and money in electoral work that has not produced promised results, at the expense of ongoing worker organizing to build membership.
Will the Social Animal Achieve Adulthood?
Charles Hayes: How disturbing a notion that many of our daily behaviors are reliably predictable. How disappointed would you be to discover that some scientist could study the details of your life and then accurately predict the things you will do or say in the near future?
Anti-Immigrant ALIPAC Advises Supporters To Lie About Where They Live When Calling Congress
Andrea Nill: There's nothing wrong with grassroots advocacy that's focused on putting pressure on key lawmakers. However, actually calling Congressional offices and pretending to be a constituent isn't just disingenuous, it disrupts the democratic process.
Rage Against the Right: John Amato Speaks About Politics & Media
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On The Use of "Teabagger"
Natalie Davis: Whether the GOP and its militant wing like it or not, they are Teabaggers. Theirs is the Teabag Movement. And this country is in deep trouble if they win. The Teabag Party/GOP oppose equality for women and gays — more than a few have said to me that despite their admiration for gun-totin' TV star Sarah "Pitbull with Lipstick" Palin, they believe all other women should "get back in the kitchen."
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June 10 - September 25
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Gregg Hertzlieb, Gloria Ruff, Jurors
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Valparaiso University
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August 23 - December 11
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August 29 - September 29
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• Encaustic Art in the Twenty-First Century (E. Ashley Rooney, ed.), available here
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In my sculptural paintings, curvilinear motifs and rhythmic ribbons of saturated color create a sense of motion and energy. Features of the natural world – specific scenes and landscapes – inspire me to use these organic design elements to convey the strong impressions that I retain as precise details fade from memory.
Working with organic shapes and moving lines has also led me further into abstraction, to exploring line and color as subjects in themselves. In paper sculptures, simple wavy lines gain power and mystery as shadows are developed through accretion, and on three-dimensionally shaped surfaces, painted straight lines become dynamic. Vivid and unexpected colors are prevalent throughout my body of work.
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The Greeley Central girls swimming team is swimming fast this season.
And the Wildcats are just getting faster each week.
Central has competed in two meets so far this year; the Wildcats defeated Mountain View 206-107 on Thursday and took second place Saturday at Valley's Lynn Painter Invitational.
Senior Haley Johnson said the swimmers already made improvement between those two meets.
"A lot of us cut times already from this past Thursday," Johnson said Saturday. "A lot of us already dropped a bunch of times, so it's gonna be like a huge deal. I'm really excited. All of the girls are doing really well."
The Wildcats finished in first place in two events and took second in three events at the Valley invite. They also had fourth-place finishers in five events.
One-on-one with Mountain View, Central claimed nine of the 12 events in the meet.
Coach Nikki Plunkard said even just two meets into the season, she has seen a difference from returning swimmers' times last year.
"I think the big thing for me is we were comparing times to last year and almost everybody is at least a second or more faster in their events," she said. "And that even includes the 50 freestyle, which to drop that much time is huge. I can't wait to see what the girls have to do this year and what kinda swims we're gonna see."
On Saturday, sophomore Morgan Smith swam the 500-yard freestyle for the first time this season — and she took first place with a time of 6 minutes, 5.30 seconds over 18 other swimmers.
"From where I was at the end of last season, this season was better," Smith said.
Freshman Jacinda Lesser followed in second with 6:06.65 and it was just her second time swimming the event in high school. She took first at the Mountain View meet with 6:11.19, which means she cut almost five seconds off her time already.
Johnson said she's 100 percent sure the Wildcats will continue to cut time throughout the season. She cut almost one second off her time in the 100 freestyle from Thursday to Saturday and Bayley Zobel also cut almost one second off her time in the 100 breaststroke.
Plunkard said veterans like Johnson and Zobel will help improve Central during the year.
"We have those returning swimmers like Haley Johnson, Morgan Smith, Morgan Voris, Kendall Sparkman, Bayley Zoebel, who all stepped up and did a great job (Saturday), too."
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09.22 Pathway Redesign: Competency-Based Education?
Monday, September 22nd, 2014 | Alison Kadlec, Ph.D.
This post is written for readers working in higher education reform and was originally published on the Completion by Design blog. Completion by Design is a national initiative, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, that works with community colleges to significantly increase completion and graduation rates. Read more about our work with Completion by Design.
Competency-based education (CBE) is one of the most ubiquitous buzz phrases in higher education today. But what it is and what it means for the student success and completion movement remains to be seen. Most simply, competency-based is used to describe any model or approach that substitutes the assessment of student learning for seat-time measures when determining a learners progress toward a degree or credential. There are a few facts and trends that, when taken together, help account for the incredible rise of interest in CBE in recent years:
- The basic currency of higher education, the credit hour, was invented to solve an administrative problem and was never intended to serve as a proxy for student learning. Yet here we are today with 60 credit hours and 120 credit hours generally defining the boundaries of an associates and bachelors degree respectively.
- The amount of student-loan debt has passed $1.2 trillion (with $1 trillion of that debt in the form of federal loans), but the amount of learning remains unclear.
- 34 million Americans (more that 20% of the working-age population) have some college credits but no degree.
- Colleges and universities supplement the credit hour with grades as a way to connect time and learning, yet a majority of employers are dissatisfied with the quality of recent graduates and research suggests that student learning outcomes are questionable.
- The tremendous difficulties students face as they try to transfer credits between institutions only demonstrates that colleges and universities themselves dont believe that the credit hours can be used as a proxy for student learning. If institutions had confidence that earning credits equal learning, then seamless transfer would be the norm.
Competency-based models arent exactly new some have been around for decades, with first-generation innovators like Excelsior College in existence for more than 40 years. And a new generation of innovators at public institutions, those like Kentucky Community College and Technical System and University of Wisconsin-Extension, have built and launched a new generation of models that they hope will scale to a wide range of learners not well served by traditional models.
But there are real and serious questions to be asked about the conditions under which competency-based models are appropriate and for what types of learners. There are also fundamental questions about what constitutes high-quality when it comes to CBE programs.
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09.08 Parent Involvement in Education - What Really Matters Most?
Monday, September 8th, 2014 | Jean Johnson
Would eating less margarine reduce the divorce rate in Maine? Could we increase the number of graduate engineering degrees by upping mozzarella consumption? Some correlations are ridiculous, which is exactly the point of the very clever web site Spurious Correlations."
In K-12 education, though, the link between parent involvement and student achievement makes intuitive sense, and it is backed by extensive research. According to Education Week, multiple studies have shown that "students with involved parents get better grades and test scores and are more likely to go to college.
You dont need to convince parents that what they do matters. Nearly 8 in 10 say that parents are more important than schools in determining whether children learn. Teachers are on board too. The vast majority say theyd rather work in a school with strong parent support and good student behavior than in one where they could earn more money.
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08.25 Arthur White, Longtime Friend to Public Agenda, Has Passed Away
Monday, August 25th, 2014 | Public Agenda
We were saddened to learn that a long-time friend of Public Agenda, Arthur White, died over the weekend after a long and deeply fruitful life. Arthur was a co-founder of Yankelovich Partners with Dan Yankelovich, Public Agendas co-founder.
Arthur White and his wife, Vivien White stand in front of the sculpture screen in Whitey Heist Park in Stamford, Conn. on Wednesday June 29, 2011. (Photo: Kathleen O'Rourke / The Stamford Advocate)
A life-long advocate for equal opportunity, Arthur also founded Jobs for the Future and Reading Is Fundamental. He worked closely with us on a series of studies of young adults views on higher education and college completion. And he was a warm and wise presence at Public Agenda events, a valued adviser to the organization, and a wonderful connector, always ready to introduce people to one another when mutual benefit and public good could result.
We will miss his insights, his enthusiasm, and his dedication to making our country better.
08.14 When Curiosity Reigns
Thursday, August 14th, 2014 | Monica Foust, Ph.D.
Public Agenda is partnering with AAAS to facilitate a series of dialogues between scientists and evangelical Christian pastors throughout the summer. The purpose of the project is to improve dialogue, relationships and collaboration between these two communities, often viewed as staunchly divided. This blog is one in a series from our public engagement team, who write to reflect on their experiences moderating the dialogues. Read more about this project here, and for more information, email Allison Rizzolo.
Small group discussion moderated by Public Agenda.
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As we make the final preparations for the next set of Perceptions Project dialogues, I cant help but think back to our first dialogues in Pasadena.
We spent considerable time preparing for those conversations, between evangelical pastors and scientists. We worked with our partners on the project, AAAS, thinking about who should participate and how the dialogues might unfold. We anticipated the tensions that might emerge tensions that could stall conversation between the two communities. And we thoughtfully planned ways to surface areas of common ground and shared understanding.
Yet despite the many hours of planning that led up to the dialogues, I was unable to foresee what it would feel like to be in them. What I hadnt, and perhaps couldnt, anticipate was how eager participants would be to talk to one another and ask questions about each others experiences. While there was some tension between the groups, the overarching theme was curiosity.
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07.29 Is This Really Working for Us? Public Views on Foreign Policy
Tuesday, July 29th, 2014 | Jean Johnson
We, as a country, are just spread way too thin to get involved in anything else . . .
I understand the need for world order . . . but it just seems like whenever there is a huge international crisis, the United States is always the first one to run out and open [its] mouth . . .
I think we really should focus on this country. We are in such trouble ourselves.
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This is a sampling of comments from focus groups exploring American attitudes on foreign policy and on the crisis in Ukraine in particular, conducted this spring (before the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17) by the FDR Group and the Kettering Foundation. National polls over the last few years pick up responses similar to those captured above.
According to the Pew Research Center, for example, 8 in 10 say the U.S. should concentrate more on our own national problems and not think so much in international terms. More than half of Americans want the country to mind its own business internationally and let other countries get along the best they can on their own .
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07.16 Defying Expectations
Wednesday, July 16th, 2014 | Isaac Rowlett
Public Agenda is partnering with AAAS to facilitate a series of dialogues between scientists and evangelical Christian pastors throughout the summer. The purpose of the project is to improve dialogue, relationships and collaboration between these two communities, often viewed as staunchly divided. This blog is one in a series from our public engagement team, who write to reflect on their experiences moderating the dialogues. Read more about this project here, and for more information, email Allison Rizzolo.
Small group discussion moderated by Public Agenda.
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When I told people that I was headed to LA to facilitate a conversation between evangelical pastors and scientists, most reactions fell somewhere between surprise and cynicism. "Why bother," asked a friend, "when theyre never going to agree on anything anyway?"
But a strange thing happens when you get a small group of people together in a room for a facilitated dialogue: they listen to one another. And instead of trying to persuade the group to support their worldviews, the pastors and scientists each respectfully introduced themselves and explained why they do what they do for a living. Similarities emerged right off the bat: curiosity, compassion and an unyielding search for truth.
It wasnt long before the conversation took on a lighter tone. One participant, a reproductive biologist, acknowledged the tension in the room as he explained his research: "We already covered religion and politics," he said, "so I figured Id throw sex in there too."
And there were profound moments as well, like when a scientist explained that he wasnt 100 percent certain of anything, and that all scientific theories exist only until proven false. "What you just said makes me feel safe," a pastor replied, "because many of the scientists I know seem so definite in their beliefs, so I dont feel comfortable expressing my faith."
Three hours later the group had hammered out areas of common ground and ideas for next steps to foster collaboration between the two communities. But more importantly, the conversations continued well past the end of the formal discussion. Most participants lingered in the room and talked, exchanging contact information and discussing how to keep the conversation going.
As a facilitator, it was humbling to witness a group of people overcome significant differences to explore how to work together to improve their community. Lets hope that they can continue to defy expectations and set an example for the rest of us.
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06.10 Most Americans Think Government Should Do More to Fight Obesity - or Do They?
Tuesday, June 10th, 2014 | Jean Johnson
Except for kids themselves, just about everyone wants children to eat more fruits and vegetables. Even so, theres plenty of disagreement about what government can or should do to make that happen.
For First Lady Michelle Obama, federal standards for more nutritious school lunches help parents who are working hard to serve their kids balanced meals at home and dont want their efforts undermined during the day at school. But for critics, these standards are a costly and counterproductive example of government interference. They ask why the federal government should make these decisions rather than parents, students and local school officials.
The school lunch dispute is one of several that have emerged when governments -- federal, state, and local -- move beyond their traditional role of providing nutrition education and try to take stronger steps to combat the countrys rising obesity rates.
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06.05 Missing the Mark on Big Data in Higher Ed
Thursday, June 5th, 2014 | Allison Rizzolo
Word that the federal administration intends to create a grading system for colleges has unnerved college leaders and set off a maelstrom of debate. But all of the arguments cast out by both supporters and naysayers lack a key consideration: for some students, at least, the data behind the proposed grading system just aren't meaningful.
The college grading system ostensibly aims to help prospective students make better choices about where to attend school. Ultimately, grades would be used to allocate federal student loans and grants. The system would be based on factors including how many students graduate from the college, how much debt they accrue, and what alumni earn.
But prospective students we surveyed last year - many of whom are underserved by the traditional college system - did not immediately understand how these sorts of data relate to their own chances for success in college and in the work force. In fact, just about half of the students we surveyed think statistics like a college's graduation rate, loan default rate, or the types of jobs and salaries that average graduates get is "essential" information to know during college searches.
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05.15 Student Perspectives on For-Profit Colleges
Thursday, May 15th, 2014 | Allison Rizzolo
In an effort to limit predatory behavior and poor performance among career colleges, the federal government is seeking to enact new regulations on the sector. The regulations, known as the gainful employment rule, would affect a large number of for-profit colleges.
With the public comment period on gainful employment due to close on May 26th, we're hearing a lot from advocates - including students - on either side of the issue.
This is typical when it comes to public debate on divisive policy - the strongest, most passionate voices are the ones we hear from most. This tends to paint a very black-and-white, polarized picture. Outside of the influence of advocacy and persuasion, what do average students of for-profit colleges have to say about their schools?
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04.24 The Need For Public Engagement On Health Care
Thursday, April 24th, 2014 | Megan Rose Donovan
How much do average Americans care about public issues like health care?
According to the Kaiser Family Foundations index, less than half of Americans were closely following news coverage of Affordable Care Act enrollment - a surprising figure given its headline dominance.
That number looks even starker compared to the more than three-quarters of Americans that said they "very" or "fairly closely" followed coverage of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.
These numbers alone don't reveal why so many of us seem disinterested in following health care policy, though in many ways the disinterest is understandable. At the same time, we believe there is immense potential to ignite meaningful public conversation about solutions on out-of-control health care spending.
One reason for the public's lack of interest may be our lack of agency when it comes to health care policy. As our co-founder Daniel Yankelovich wrote, From the perspective of experts, the public has nothing to contribute to strategic policy thinking and has been effectively left out of the conversation.


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I'm Martha. This site is where I share the mostly light, easy and delicious recipes, occasional indulgent ones, and other tips and hints that help me balance my love of food and desire to be happy, healthy and slim.
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In October 2013 I set out to use my slow cooker every day for a year to make Weight Watchers friendly crock pot recipes. And though I lost momentum at the halfway mark, I still continue to use my slow cooker several days a week. It's an amazing device that can do so much to simplify life in the kitchen. It's a busy cook's best friend.
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There are tons of weight loss blogs out there and lots written about losing weight, but nearly not enough about the unique challenges and struggles of keeping it off, which is where this blog comes in.
If I can do it, so can you! I hope you find the information and recipes here helpful in reaching your goals 🙂
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Hi, I'm Martha's brother, Peter.
My journey has been a little different than Martha's, but I have experience my own weight issues in the past. Nothing that I would classify as major (except for my exit physical from the US Navy way back in 1991). At the time I was young and away from home for the first time – and as many young people do when their in college – I packed on a few extra pounds.
Quite a few extra pounds to be exact. About 40 extra pounds… yikes!!
Thank you fast food, a little too much alcohol and not enough exercise.
But, after getting my discharge (honorable of course) I moved back home and started jogging and eating much more healthy food. Eventually I really got into running and managed to get up to about 6 miles-a-day. Luckily for me, I've never had much trouble losing weight. I guess you could say I am good at self-discipline, but that doesn't mean it's always been easy.
Through the years and as I grew older, I've yo-yo'ed within a 10-15 pound range of my ideal weight. It's not a scientific "ideal weight" – just the weight I feel most comfortable with myself. In fact, I don't even have a specific number in mind that I "should weigh."
I really am all about just feeling comfortable.
Martha started Simple-Nourished-Living long before I became interested in joining her. I did have the technical experience that she needed when she first got going with this blog, but the content was all hers.
As the site grew and I became clear in my own mind that I really do lean towards living a "healthier lifestyle," Martha invited me to become her partner here on Simple-Nourished-Living.
As you're aware, most of the content is written by Martha, but I pop-up every now and again with some easy recipes myself. I still tend to do all the technical and "behind-the-scenes" work that's required to keep a website as large as this one moving along.
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