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A bar fight in downtown Bend ends in an arrest. Bend Police say the suspect, Kenneth Hill, 36, of Bend, allegedly hit Tara Payne, 24, in the head with a bottle. Authorities say around 2 a.m. Hill and a friend of Payne's got into an argument outside of Westside Tavern on Galveston and he allegedly threw a bottle towards the two women and the bottle hit Payne in the head. Hill was charged with assault two and taken to the Deschutes County Jail.
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10-year-old shot killed in North Highlands
SACRAMENTO, CA – A 10-year-old girl was shot to death and her parents hospitalized after gunmen went to the front door of the girls home and fired shots into the home, this according to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department.
The shooting occurred in the 6300 block of Channing Drive in Citrus Heights. The parents were in the house with their daughter and her 14-year-old brother when, at approximately 10:30 p.m., the gunmen came to the door and opened fire, killing 10-year-old Elvira Campos and injuring both parents, after firing at least a dozen rounds into the home.
Elvira's parents, who are both in their 40s were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.
Elvira was watching television in the living room of the home when the attack occurred. The bullets penetrated the outside of the home with visible bullet holes in the front window and door, ultimately hitting her as she was sitting in a love seat facing the television.
According to investigators Elvira has two older brothers, a 14-year-old who was home at the time of the shooting, and a 20-year-old who was not home at the time.
It' unclear how many shooters were involved. Sacramento homicide detectives and CSI were combing the scene for any evidence.
Sheriff spokesman Jason Ramos stressed this was not a drive-by shooting, but the home was targeted by the gunmen as they walked up to the house and shot inside.
Ramos added that the family has not been forthcoming with information and believe there is more to the story then the family is telling.
Detectives believe the shooting may be gang related and it appears one of the family members has ties to a gang.
In a separate, but possibly related shooting, a gang member was shot multiple times at a nearby location. The 32-year-old victim in that shooting is expected to survive. Official believe the two shootings may be related.
Anyone having information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at (916) 874-5115. Tip information may also be left anonymously at www.sacsheriff.com, by texting to 274637 (CRIMES) and entering the keyword SSD, or by calling (916) 874-TIPS (8477).
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By Joe Hofmann
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UNION — The way Whippany Park's 132-pound Michael Kaspar sees it, he had seniority on Boonton's Evan Fajardo.
And that was the difference in their Region 3 preliminary match at Union High School Wednesday night.
The seasoned Kaspar, a senior, had his way with Fajardo, a mere freshman, in a 15-1 victory.
"I'm a senior, he's a freshman," Kaspar said. "I've learned a lot in four years of wrestling."
Kaspar put all of that experience on display late in his match. Even though he was nursing a huge lead, he took Fajardo down late in the match.
Shouldn't the old pro back away and not gamble in that situation?
"I knew at that point he'd go for a big move, so he left his legs open," Kaspar said. "So I just went for his legs. He wasn't protecting his legs."
Kaspar will face Seton Hall Prep's Anthony Canfora in the region quarterfinals Friday night at 6.
The victory over Fajardo was especially pleasing for Kaspar because last year at this time, he was nursing a broken thumb that ruined his season. He was 7-6 at the time wrestling at both 138 and 145. He competed at the regions as a sophomore and lost in the preliminary.
That match, even though he lost, helped to soothe him beforehand last night.
"I knew once I got out there, I'd settle down," he said. "Before the match, I was nervous, but then the whistle blew and I just wrestled."
"He's done really well, better than we expected," Wildcats coach Devon Engelberger said. "I remember one time, we were looking at everyone's records and we stopped at Michaels and I remember saying, 'What a great surprise he has been.' He has become one of our most consistent guys."
Mountain Lakes' John DuBose (220) pinned Columbia's Jackson MIller in 3:38 to advance to the quarters. DuBose had a 4-1 lead at the time and has already surpassed last year's finish, when he lost on Wednesday night at the regions.
"I knew I had a decent sophomore season but I wasn't satisfied," DuBose said. "I know I got here to the regions but I knew II could do even better. We've definitely learned more moves and there's a lot more I can do now against better people."
"John came out as a freshman and as you know, if you're athletic you can teach someone a couple of moves and they can be successful," coach Matt Stanzione said. "He's now a junior and he doesn't make the silly mistakes he used to make. He came out a little late this year after a championship football season and he just had to get some of the rust off. Now, he is smarter and he is starting to capitalize on his opponent's mistakes."


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RUSH: From the Associated Press: "The new Homeland Security secretary says an earned path to citizenship for the roughly 11 million immigrants living in the United States illegally is a matter of national security." We have simply got to give them their citizenship. To deny them their citizenship is a matter of national security.
I have a question, and I'm sure this question's borne of total ignorance. How does being in the country illegally and taking jobs away from Americans and getting benefits like education, welfare, food stamps, and all that, without paying any taxes, how does that earn you anything?
You know why this works? I mean, here you have the department -- and Obama's gonna make a big deal about this tonight. He wants these people registered as Democrats. And for some reason -- well, it's not for some reason. We know now who's pressuring the Republicans. It's the Chamber of Commerce. Moneyed donors are determining the Republican position on amnesty. We know that now. The issue had died electorally for this year, but now the Democrats are urging Obama, hey, keep working with Boehner, because Boehner is saying the Republicans are gonna make this happen, independently of what Obama wants. It's what their donors want. The Republicans, they're not doing this to please Obama, to please Democrats. That may be a side benefit in their minds. They're doing this because this is what their donors want.
Now you've got the Department of Homeland Security, the secretary, saying that making sure these people are granted citizenship is a matter of national security. And that they've earned it, by the way. All of the years they've been here and all of the hard work they've done and all of the taxes they've paid and all of the living in the shadows they've done and all the hiding and all of the running away from authorities and all of the pressure and all of the intensity of maybe being deported, they've earned it. They're in violation of the law.
How would this work, if the crime involved were, say, a bank robbery? Like if Bonnie and Clyde had tried and failed for a number of years to rob banks and suffered the humiliation. They were basically good people. They just wanted to rob banks. Would we at some point say give them the money, because they've earned it? They have expended so much effort and they've done so much, in this case for the state of Texas? It's a flawed analogy here.
But this is a textbook example of how emotion trumps everything in 2014 America when it comes to cultural matters. And for the longest time, emotion is what Obama used to insulate himself from any accountability for the destruction of his policies everywhere you turn in this country. I was speaking about economics earlier. I was making the point that economics is pure logic. But the problem with it, what makes it complicated is that for every action, there are many reactions, not just one. There are multiple reactions to every action that occurs economically. And once you introduce emotion -- the minimum wage is not an economic issue with people. It's an emotional issue. It's become one of fairness.
In fact, everything the Democrat Party is doing is designed to make every one of their beneficiaries a victim of this country somehow. And as a victim, they are owed. That's what this DHS guy is essentially doing. These people, whatever the number, 11, 12, 20 million undocumented, illegal aliens, are actually victims. And we need to make it right. They are victims of an unfair, unjust, punitive, racist law. That would be our immigration law and we have to fix it. We've gotta be nice to 'em. We have to pay 'em back. All the pain and suffering that our law has caused, they now must be compensated for it somehow, because it's our mistake.
This is how the Democrats advance practically everything, is infuse emotion into it, which is much easier to feel than thinking is to do. Emotion is instantaneous. You experience it automatically one way or the other. But critical thinking requires time before you come to a conclusion, before you realize what you really think about something. And while you're in the midst of thinking about what you really think about something, the emotional impact can often take hold first. The Democrats know this, and this is how they advance practically everything.
The guilt trip is always placed on the majority. The minority in practically every instance is a victim and is owed redress simply because they are a minority, and the only reason they're a minority is because it's unfair and mean to have a majority. It used to be being in the majority, that's where power resided, the democratic fashion and so forth, but now you may as well be two steps shy of being criminal if you're in the majority, the way the Democrats and the left have structured things.
RUSH: Back to the phones in Wichita, Kansas. Here is Adam. It's great to have you on the EIB Network. Hi.
CALLER: Hey, Rush. Thanks for having me.
RUSH: You bet.
CALLER: Yeah, I was going back to the minimum wage arguments you were making earlier, and you said that the argument for increasing the minimum wage was more of an emotional kind of issue. I'm 25 now, and having lived through a minimum wage increase already, I have at least a little bit of experience with it. When I was 16, my first job was at McDonald's, making $5.25 an hour or so I think was the minimum wage then. And as I was telling your call screener, it just kind of seems like theoretically, now that the minimum wage has increased to $7.25, I should be able to save a little bit more money each paycheck. I should be technically making more money now than I was then, but I don't think people realize that the reality of the situation is, I'm not. When I was 16 --
RUSH: Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I need to understand something here. I may be laboring here under a misconception. Are you saying you started at McDonald's in 1995?
CALLER: No. It was 2006, I believe. It was 2005, '6.
RUSH: So you've been at McDonald's working minimum wage for the past eight years?
CALLER: No, I'm not there anymore.
RUSH: Oh.
CALLER: When I was 16, that was my first job was working at McDonald's.
RUSH: Okay. Well, I'm confused. I thought you said you're now making $7.25 an hour.
CALLER: The minimum wage has increased to $ 7.25 an hour. I've previously left McDonald's. I'm working somewhere else now making about $3 more than $5.25, about $8.50 or so an hour. According to what the Democrats are saying, I would be able to save more. I'd be making more money and able to save more money each paycheck. But the reality is when I was 16 and making $5.25 an hour, there was pretty much not a time throughout my whole sophomore, junior year that I didn't have a $1000 or so.
RUSH: Well, the minimum wage is not intended to support anybody.


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Kenny Demens is a man filled with controversy on this Michigan team. He has been criticized heavily at times over the past year, with some of it being deserved and some of it not.
As a senior, Demens has the potential to be a captain, a leader on this defense and one of the best players on the team. There is also the possibility that he loses his starting spot to a freshman.
Here's a closer look at some of the questions surrounding Kenny Demens this fall.


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July 6, 2004
Unauthorized Handguns on National Nuclear Security Administration Aircraft
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) received several allegations related to the transport of handguns by National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) affiliated personnel between Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Las Vegas, Nevada, where a training exercise involving NNSA's Office of Secure Transportation (OST) was to be held. One of the allegations was that on October 14, 2003, two employees of Wakehurst Servics, Inc., an NNSa contractor, transported handguns on board an NNSA aircraft ferrying Federal and contractor personnel from Albuquerque to Las Vegas for the exercise. NNSA has a fleet of aircraft that support the OST mission, and they are house on Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque.


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Self-Employed? Learn What the Affordable Care Act Means for You
Many of the provisions of the Affordable Care Act affect small businesses differently depending on their size. For self-employed individuals in particular, there are new options for health coverage and other changes under the health care law that will directly affect you in the coming months.
New Options for Health Coverage through the Affordable Insurance Marketplaces
Under the Affordable Care Act, self-employed business owners now have more options than ever to find affordable health coverage. Beginning in January 2014, self-employed individuals and other consumers will be able to purchase their insurance through new Health Insurance Marketplaces (also referred to as Exchanges).
Health insurance plans offered in these new insurance Marketplaces will offer a core package of benefits, known as "essential health benefits." The plans may vary according to the percentage of costs the health plan covers, or "metal levels": 60 percent for a bronze plan, 70 percent for a silver plan, 80 percent for a gold plan, and 90 percent coverage for a platinum plan. Issuers may offer catastrophic-only coverage, which includes free prevention and several primary care visits, to young adults among others.
Self-employed individuals may qualify for premium tax credits and cost-sharing reductions on a sliding scale, based on income, to purchase coverage in the Marketplace. Increased access to quality, affordable health care will make it easier for potential entrepreneurs to go out on their own instead of staying at larger firms simply because of "job lock" or the lack of access to affordable insurance outside of work.
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To find an insurance plan that meets your needs today, check out the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) insurance finder tool. By answering just a few simple questions, you'll be able to locate health insurance plans in your state and explore whether there are local facilities in your area that provide free or reduced-cost health care.
To learn more about health insurance available to self-employed individuals, visit healthcare.gov.
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Minimum essential coverage includes employer-sponsored coverage, coverage purchased in the individual market, Medicare, Medicaid coverage, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) coverage, veteran's health coverage, TRICARE, and others as identified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Individuals will not have to make a payment under the Individual Shared Responsibility provisions if:
- Coverage is unaffordable
- They spend less than three consecutive months without coverage
- They qualify for an exemption for several other reasons, including hardship and religious beliefs.
To learn what Individual Shared Responsibility requirements and exemptions may apply to you, refer to this Fact Sheet from the U.S. Department of Treasury, as well as these helpful Q&As from the Internal Revenue Service, or consult with your tax professional.
For more information about other provisions affecting self-employed business owners under the Affordable Care Act, go to sba.gov/healthcare.
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Students may not appreciate it, but there is an advantage in not having to pay upfront for their education or on taking their chances with the ration system direct state funding would bring. "Student loans" and "student debt" are misleading terms. In reality, graduates must pay an additional tax only when their annual income reaches £21,000. If it does, they are liable. If it does not, the taxpayer, who funded their courses, must bear the loss. Today's young have more chances to fulfil their ambitions than any generation in history. But here's the rub. The true scandal in higher education is that only a minority, perhaps a tiny minority, ever will.
Degree misselling is just as widespread as financial misselling, but no admissions tutor is ever arrested, and no university is ever forced to repay the money it has taken from the taxpayer or graduate. Because universities take no risks, they can recruit with abandon and condemn thousands of young people a year to disappointment.


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A recent study by the center for disease control and prevention (CDC) shows that nearly 1 in 10 children in the U.S. are currently diagnosed with ADHD. Between 2003 and 2007, just 4 years, the percentage of children diagnosed with ADHD rose from 7.8% to 9.5%. Based on my observations, this increase is likely in part due to sloppy diagnoses.
Too many pediatricians and psychiatrists fail to rule out more obvious causes of attention deficits such as lack of sleep, too much stress at school, family conflicts, skill deficits in school or poor nutrition among many other likely causes of attention deficits in children.
The finding that diagnosis of teenagers increased the most over the last four years is likely due to psychiatrists failing to account for the motivational and attention deficits that predictably occur in normal puberty. Most of us can easily imagine why teenagers would lose attention for school work!
In addition there are other trends in the schools that can lead to this nation wide increase in the rate of diagnosis of ADHD. Some examples include:
1. No Child Left Behind has led to increased teaching to the test, making school less engaging to students who find it more difficult to pay attention.
2. Increased pressure for test results increases teachers' referral for ADHD to get medications to improve test scores.
3. Misinformation leads parents to believe that the medications are universal performance enhancers, leading them to seek out medication treatment to improve school grades.
Check in for future blog posts for tips and tools to ensure that a child gets a reliable evaluation. As an example, I often recommend families get a 12-week course of therapy, which includes parent coaching, to address other issues that can look like ADHD before they get an evaluation. The treatment may resolve issues while building emotional intelligence in the child and either lead to improvement or at least increase the accuracy of the evaluation by resolving alternative explanations for impulsive behavior and poor concentration.


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Governed By A Ghost
This week's issue of Forbes features a cover story by Dinesh D'Souza that argues that "the U.S. is being ruled according to the dreams of a Luo tribesman of the 1950s," along with an editorial featuring a picture of Obama's head photoshopped onto Joseph Stalin's body. [more inside]
You know, in certain older, civilized cultures, when men failed as entirely as you have, they would throw themselves on their swords.
William F. Buckley: "If you had a European prime minister who experienced what we've experienced it would be expected that he would retire or resign."
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Another year has ended prematurely for the Montreal Canadiens.
Although many of the players are headed for the links, the work is far from over.
General Manager Pierre Gauthier has a lot on his plate this summer.
Most of the defense corps is unsigned for next season. He also needs to decide what to do with a couple of underachieving forwards and whether or not to substitute some aging veterans with younger players.
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Pre-deployment training course
If you are going South with BAS for more than one month; to one of our stations or into the field for the first time then you will be expected to attend our pre-deployment training course. You should also make sure you have read the Participants Handbook which provides an essential guide to going south with BAS.
Aims of the training course
The aims of the pre-deployment training course are to provide those going to the Antarctic with both practical advice and information regarding their trip, and more general background on the British Antarctic Survey and its work. It provides a wide-ranging induction to BAS policies and culture, as well as an ideal opportunity for new recruits to meet with others with whom they will be living and working.
More general information is available at Antarctic pre-deployment training.
Elements of the training course 2016
There are different elements to the course and different attendance requirements for delegates according to their circumstances. We aim to send out Training invitations to all named participants at least 4 – 6 weeks beforehand; if you consider that you should be attending but have not received these details please contact Megan Smith on [email protected] as soon as possible.
Course venue
Girton College, Cambridge: Maps and directions to Girton College. Participants will be invited as either residents or non-residents. Those staying at college should enter by the Old Kitchens door, attend Registration in the Stanley Library and report to the Porter's Lodge to sort out domestic arrangements before the start of proceedings at 17:00 hrs.
Participants being kitted by BAS should be aware that they will be required to take their kit bag away with them at the end of the course. The bag is fairly large and should be taken into consideration when planning your return travel.
Cars should be parked in Mares Run car park off Girton Road and not in the college courtyard.
Accommodation and Meals
Accommodation is provided to all new delegates who are not already based at Cambridge and all meals are provided; please let us know in advance of any particular dietary requirements.
Girton College facilities
The college has an indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts and a croquet lawn which will be available for delegates' use. Internet access is available (but we recommend that you do not leave laptop computers or other valuables in bedrooms.)
Arrangements for non-residents
If attending the Main pre-deployment training course, you should arrive by 16:45 on Sunday 11th September 2016. Enter the College by the Old Kitchens door and attend Registration in the Stanley Library before the start of proceedings at 17:00.
You will not be resident at Girton but meals will be provided during the period you are required to attend, including evening meals during the main training course; please let us know in advance of any particular dietary requirements.
Arrangements for residents
Residential delegates should arrive between 14:00 and 15:00 hrs on Sunday 11th September 2016. Enter the College by the Old Kitchens door, attend Registration in the Stanley Library and report to the Porter's Lodge to sort out domestic arrangements before the start of proceedings at 17:00 hrs.
2016 Dates
|Pre-deployment training
|Sunday 11th – Wednesday 14th September 2016
|Girton College
|First Aid Plus
|Wednesday 14th – Friday 16th September 2016
|Girton College
|Oil Spill Response Course
|Wednesday 14th September 2016
|Girton College
|Sea Survival Training
|Saturday 17th September 2016 (Please bring swimwear and a towel)
|PETANS, Norwich and National Maritime Training Centre, Lowestoft College
|Winter Teams Training Week
|Sunday 18th – Wednesday 21st September 2016
|First Aid Refresher
|1st, 11th & 28th July & 12th August 2016
|BAS Cambridge
|Halley Relocation Action Team Camp
|10th – 14th October 2016
First Aid, Field Course, Personal Survival Techniques
You may be required to attend the Antarctic pre-deployment Training Course and/or First Aid Course. There are different attendance requirements for delegates according to their circumstances. We aim to send out invitations to all named participants 4 – 6 weeks beforehand; if you consider that you should be attending but have not received these details, please contact us as soon as possible.
For further information about your trip please consult the Participants' Handbook — A guide to going South with BAS.
First Aid training is compulsory for people visiting stations and working in deep field. For those onboard ships it is desired but not essential.
For all cruise participants and those who are travelling on BAS vessels a Personal Survival Techniques (PST / STCW '95) course will need to be completed prior to your trip. Various colleges around the country hold this course. A copy of your certificate should be sent back to OPAL Support Team and the original must be taken onboard with you.
Failure to take your original PST certificate onboard with you will prevent you from joining the cruise.
The level of First Aid training required will depend on the nature of the proposed fieldwork. The following table provides a guide to First Aid training requirements, although decisions on individual cases will be made by BAS.
|Ship (cruise) only
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|Station based (Long term)
|Field based (Short term)
|Field based (Long term)
|BAS staff
|A1 BASMU 'First Aid Plus' or refresher
|A1 BASMU 'First Aid Plus' course or refresher
|A1 BASMU 'First Aid Plus' or refresher
|A1 BASMU 'First Aid Plus' or refresher
|A1 BASMU 'First Aid Plus' or refresher
|Non-BAS personnel
|B1 Not required but"First Aid at Work" is recommended
|B1 Not required but"First Aid at Work" is recommended
|B2 "First Aid at Work" required
|B3 BASMU 'First Aid Plus'or refresher
|B3 BASMU 'First Aid Plus'or refresher
B1, Research station — Activities will be restricted to the research station vicinity.
B1, Ships — If an individual does not hold a "First Aid at work" certificate, land-based activities are liable to be restricted.
Personnel carrying out Antarctic Fieldwork in category B1 or B2 will not normally be offered 'First Aid Plus' training by BASMU, but should obtain First Aid training, to the "First Aid at Work" standard, elsewhere. If project fieldwork requires more than a single summer field season, refresher training is required annually (this may be obtained on board ship or on station), and repeated BASMU training every 3 years, to maintain certification.
Depending on the proposed fieldwork, there may be a requirement to attend a half-day oil-spills training course.


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- Place them into the fridge for just a few minutes to let the chocolate set before removing from the mould.
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AMATEUR cyclists wanting to be the next Bradley Wiggins or Chris Hoy can take part in a festival of cycling at Blenheim Palace this weekend.
About 1,000 people will compete in a timed 60-mile or 100-mile Cotswolds course beginning and ending at the Woodstock palace as part of a "sportive" – an organised mass participation cycle ride – on Sunday.
Children and parents will also have the chance to ride around the World Heritage Site's 2,000-acre grounds in the second annual family cycle day.
The new sportive event - promoted as a replacement for the former Bike Blenheim race – will take in a series of rolling climbs through Charlbury, Burford and Gloucestershire.
Personal trainer Caroline Dendy, 38, from Steventon, near Abingdon, will take part in the longer course and believes cycling has become one of Britain's favourite leisure activities.
The married mum-of-two said: "Sitting on a saddle for four hours isn't everyone's idea of fun but we will get to see a lot and the views are beautiful.
"There seems to be more interest because of our Olympic athletes but the sportives have been rearing their heads in the past five years or so.
"Everything was very much running focused but then triathlons came along and people have got on their bikes."
The family event last year replaced the annual Bike Blenheim event, which attracted up to 15,000 visitors – including Paralympic gold medallist Sarah Storey – but was cancelled in 2012 due to a lack of funding.
But the sportive event, organised by event management firm Kilimanjaro Live, offers the first chance for mass participation cycling again. Organiser Andy Townsend said: "The British success in the Tour de France and the Olympics has made a big difference – Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome and Chris Hoy are all big names.
"I've been riding a road bike for 25 years and the difference now in comparison to even six or seven years ago is amazing.
"It's a great way of keeping fit for people who are a bit older and can't play football or contact sports anymore.
"People say that cycling has become the new golf as a way of socialising.
"This event is a great way to get people cycling where they don't have to worry about traffic and can enjoy going for a ride with friends through the Cotswolds."
On-course marshals, mechanical support, first aid staff and feed stations will be available during the route.
There are no age restrictions for the family cycle day, but children must wear appropriate safety equipment and be escorted by adults.
Gates open at 6am, with the sportive event beginning at 8am. Visitors are free to cycle in the family event at their own leisure from 10.30am.
- For more details and to register for the event visit blenheimsportive.com.
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Bright and airy, the attractive suite features 2 single beds that can be converted into a comfortable double bed. The room is softly furnished and offers a TV and some DVDs. The private hallway features basic kitchen facilities and a lockable safe. A walk-in 'wellness' shower with infrared light can be found in the private bathroom, as well as toiletries, bathrobes and towels.
The surrounding area offers country walks and stunning views. There are a variety of nearby shops, restaurants and activities within a short walking distance. Guests will find Zaanse Schans, the famous open-air museum, less than a 7-minute walk away.
Koog-Zaandijk Railway Station is just a 5-minute walk away, and Amsterdam Central Station is just a 15 minutes' by rail.
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Excellent B&B in a very pleasant location. A well appointed apartment, clean and very well equipped. The infra red shower was a bonus!
Fred and Kelly gave us valuable and useful tips and information on places worth visiting.
Breakfast was excellent and very reasonably priced. Obviously a lot of care and attention was given to its preparation.
Our four day stay was all too short and we would like to go back in the not too distant future.
Highly recommended.
Len and Wendy
Our stay at Fred and Kelly's house had been beautiful! The communication before your arrival is well and it's easy to find everything after it.
The house is really perfect
We've had the smaller apartment which is super for being 2 people. Big bed, beautiful and useful bath also an microwave and a little fridge. You have your own stairs and private place. The room looks beautiful, it's clean and a bit of Dutch history too ;)
Many prospects and tips for Amsterdam, zandaam can you find on your room.
Fred and Kelly are super friendly!
If you want to travel to Amsterdam I really recommend this house in every single way
Friendly hosts and quite helpful
Beautiful house, and surrounding area, would happily return again only 15imins on the tram to central Amsterdam.
I had migraine for 5 days by the time I spent two hours the peace...quiet and natural environment just cured my migraine.i slept like a baby the two nights there
It was a fascinating experience to enjoy and mingle with Fred and Kelly in Amsterdam - We were received in a house of good taste with a lot of friendship and affection from those who hosted us - Thanks for the magnificent experience and recommend it to all who visit not just the city of Amsterdam or the Netherlands as a whole but especially Kelly and Fred and his wonderful and green house
Super! Beautiful house and room. Very friendly and committed hosts. Fair price. We can only recommend it!
Fred & Kelly's B&B is amazing! The house is beautiful and with an eye for details wonderfully furnished and decorated.
Kelly gave us a warm welcome and they love to help with tourist informations.
The breakfast was excellent! We had an unforgetable time there!
We can highly recommend this place!
The bed and breakfast was very nice.Fred and Kelly were great host. The location outside of Amsterdam was fun place to visit. Easy to reach by train. Regards Betty and Bill
Everything in Kelly's house is nice as annouced ! A very beautiful house where you can find everything to be at ease ! It takes about 20 minutes (walk and train) to get to Amsterdam center. We've spend a very good time in this place !
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Effects of Checking "Use Network Name for Computer Name" in MSCS
This article was previously published under Q198893
Applications not specifically designed to run on Microsoft Cluster Server can become confused with regard to host names when set up as generic applications or services. This confusion can occur when the applications make calls by using the GetHostName() or GetComputerName() APIs. Typically, the application will fail with regard to the node name as opposed to the cluster name.
Set the dependencies for the application to include only a dependency on the network name to which the application needs access. Under the parameters page, make sure that the "Use Network Name for Computer Name" check box is selected. Selecting this check box has the effect of setting the environment variable _CLUSTER_NETWORK_NAME_ for the context of the application. Calls to GetHostName() and GetComputerName() return the value of the variable as opposed to the host name of computer name of the node.
NOTE: This variable is ALWAYS a user variable. Do not attempt to set it manually to be a system variable. Doing so can cause failures and, in extreme cases, the inability to log on.
"Use Network Name for Computer Name" will be unavailable if multiple dependencies exist. Set the dependency, click to select the check box, and add other dependencies as needed.
For additional information, see the following article or articles in theMicrosoft Knowledge Base:
183832 GetHostName() Must Support Alternate Computer Names
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AUSTIN — The Texas House of Representatives today tentatively passed SB 944 by Texas State Senator Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, which requires that all non-licensed employees working in mental health units of hospitals undergo a criminal background check and bars individuals who have committed violent crimes from employment.
"Texans who enter psychiatric units in hospitals are in an extremely vulnerable state, and this bill will further ensure we live up to our responsibility to keep them safe," said Senator Nelson. "We must protect our patients from those with a history of violence or abuse."
After being finally approved on third reading by the House, the bill will go to the governor's desk for his signature.
SENATOR JANE NELSON represents District 12, including portions of Tarrant and Denton Counties. She is Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health & Human Services.


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The International Coral Reef Action Network (ICRAN), established in 2000, ICRAN is an innovative and dynamic global programme that focuses on strengthening the capacity of communities to manage their tropical marine resources through monitoring, education and public awareness and its activities are coordinated through the Regional Seas Programme.
Made up of some of the world's leading coral reef scientists and conservation groups, ICRAN partners have created a globally integrated action plan to manage and protect coral reefs, based on recommendations from the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI). ICRAN responds to global conservation needs by recognizing both traditional and scientific perspectives of coral reef dynamics and respective social dependency.
It seeks to put financial mechanisms in place that support and sustain direct on-the-ground action throughout the world's coral reef regions. ICRAN is being implemented in several of the Regional Seas: Eastern Africa, East Asia, Pacific and the Wider Caribbean regions.
Its expansion to the SAS region was announced at the WSSD in 2002 and was endorsed at the Special Session of the Governing Council of South Asian Co-operative Environment Programme (SACEP) in January 2003. Currently ICRAN and SACEP are jointly producing a status report on coral reef management in the region and a proposal for improved site-based coral reef management.
ICRAN is also trying to expand in the ROPME Sea Area and the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden region.


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SafetyDISCLAIMER: Many complementary techniques are practiced by healthcare professionals with formal training, in accordance with the standards of national organizations. However, this is not universally the case, and adverse effects are possible. Due to limited research, in some cases only limited safety information is available.
Some individuals are allergic/hypersensitive to iodide or to organic preparations containing iodine. Hypersensitivity reactions may involve rash, angioedema (throat swelling), cutaneous/mucosal hemorrhage (bleeding), fever, arthralgias (joint pains), eosinophilia (abnormal blood counts), urticaria (hives), thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, or severe periarteritis (inflammation around blood vessels). Reactions can be severe and deaths have occurred with exposure.
Topical use of iodine preparations may irritate/burn tissues and cause sensitization in some individuals.
This review does not comprehensively cover the use of iodine-based intravenous contrast media for CT scan imaging, although serious life-threatening allergic reactions have been associated with use. Individuals with known or suspected iodine hypersensitivity should inform their physician prior to receiving contrast media.
Side Effects and Warnings
Note: This review does not cover adverse effects associated with intravenous iodine-based contrast agents used for CT scan imaging or radioactive iodine.
Iodine preparations used orally (by mouth) or topically (on the skin) are generally considered to be safe in healthy non-allergic individuals when used in recommended amounts, not exceeding tolerated upper limits. Higher amounts taken acutely or chronically may result in adverse effects.
Acute iodine poisoning is rare and generally occurs only with doses of many grams. Symptoms may include burning of the mouth, throat, and stomach, fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cardiovascular compromise, and loss of consciousness/coma.
Chronic iodism, also known as iodide intoxication, may cause eye irritation, eyelid swelling, unpleasant/metallic taste, burning or swelling of the mouth/throat, soreness of the gums/teeth, increased salivation, gastrointestinal upset, diarrhea, anorexia, flu-like symptoms, sneezing, cough, pulmonary edema (fluid in the lungs), confusion, headache, fatigue, depression, numbness, tingling, pain, weakness, muscle aches, easy bruising, irregular heart beat, or acne-like skin lesions. Prolonged excess intake of iodide can lead to thyroid gland dysfunction including hypo- or hyperthyroidism, parotiditis, thyroid gland hyperplasia (enlargement), thyroid adenoma, goiter, autoimmunity, and elevated thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) levels.
Individuals with autoimmune thyroid disease (AITD) may have increased sensitivity to adverse effects of iodine. Those with previous iodine deficiency or nodular goiter may be particularly susceptible. Patients should be aware that kelp supplements also contain iodine, as a kelp-containing tea has been reported to cause iodine-induced hypothyroidism.
Topical cadexomer iodine has been associated with local burning sensation in clinical trials. Cutaneous (skin) intolerance may develop with the topical use of iodinated polyvidone. Other reported reactions to tinctures include rash, blistering, crusting, irritation, itching, or erythema (reddening) of skin. Topical use of iodine may stain the skin.
Sodium iodide should be used cautiously in those with gastrointestinal obstruction.
Povidone-iodine bladder irrigation has been associated with increased risk of urinary tract infection.
It has been suggested that application of povidone-iodine to wounds (particularly surgical wounds) may locally suppress immune cells and wound healing and increase susceptibility to local infection.
Internal administration of povidone may cause serious side effects that may even lead to kidney failure or death.
Lugol solution and saturated solution of potassium iodide (SSKI, PIMA) should be avoided in patients with pulmonary edema, bronchitis, or known tuberculosis.
Sodium iodide should be used cautiously in those with renal failure. Lugol solution and saturated solution of potassium iodide (SSKI, PIMA) should be avoided in those with hyperkalemia.
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
Iodine requirements are increased during pregnancy. Iodine supplementation during pregnancy may be particularly relevant in areas of endemic iodine deficiency, such as non-industrialized nations. Iodine deficiency during pregnancy has been associated with an increased incidence of miscarriage, stillbirth, birth defects, and mental retardation. Moreover, severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy may result in congenital hypothyroidism in the newborn. In contrast, excess iodine intake by pregnant women may lead to effects of excess iodine in the fetus/newborn, including thyroid dysfunction or skin irritation.
It has been suggested to avoid topical use of povidone-iodine for perianal preparation during delivery or postpartum antisepsis due to possible iodine absorption by the newborn or absorption by the mother leading to increased breastmilk iodine concentrations. Other reports suggest that this may not be a significant concern.
Iodine supplementation during breastfeeding may be particularly relevant in areas of endemic iodine deficiency, such as non-industrialized nations. Infants are particularly vulnerable to the effects of iodine deficiency and iodine deficient women may not be able to provide sufficient iodine in their breastmilk.


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Fhished this morning and man did it feel great to be back in the water, day started a little slow down on the farm. Water was green. I did catch one on a pt. I'm going to call this luck. 15 to 16 inches.
Headed down to the church around 11, water was off color a little but not as bad as the farm. I guess shallower water helped some. Anyhow, I kicked their butt down there. Until I got pissed off about a jet boat blowing by me just to run up around the bend and turn around and come blowing back down river. I called him a few names, sorry if I offended any of you that might have been fishing around me. I also slung a rock at him on his way back down. That crap was uncalled for and that's the first time it's happened to me. Ad by any chance if the jack *** reads this. I'll meet you at 61 bridge boat ramp in the morning and give you the *** whooping you deserve! I'm not hard to miss!
Anyhow for starting off slow, fishing was decent, the fish are very healthy, just hate my day ended by a jack *** being stupide!
See ya on the water!
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Welcome to First Camp Torekov - Båstad, Skåne's largest campsite. You'll find us at the end of the beautiful Bjäre peninsula, 14 km west of Båstad. Stay in the woods, yet close to the shore, with a view over Kattegatt and Hallands Väderö. The campsite has approx 500 pitches, most with electricity and cable TV, and some also have water and wastewater hook-up. We also offer self-catering cottages and fully-equipped, ready-pitched tents. There are many attractions including nearby Torekov, a charming old fishing hamlet. From there, frequent boat trips depart for Hallands Väderö seal reserve with its crystal-clear water and small bays perfect for swimming. Other pleasant and well-known tourist attractions include Båstad with Norrviken's Gardens, Hovs Hallar, the ocarina city of Ängelholm and Danish Helsingör. If you are a golfer, there are 5 courses within 10 km of the campsite. The nearest one, Torekov, is within walking distance.There is lots to do for the children, on the beach, in the small nearby forest or at one of our playgrounds. During peak season, we also have activity leaders to keep the children busy whatever the weather, and its free. Our new adventure golf course has twelve holes. Our restaurant caters for most tastes - à la carte, pizza and fast food. Have a beer or glass of wine in our pub. You will find almost everything in our well-stocked shop. As well as a wide range of basic provisions, there is ice cream, sweets, souvenirs and international newspapers and magazines. You can also rent videos and exchange gas cylinders, and there is freshly baked bread all day.Welcome to our cosy and pleasant campsite where we have done our utmost to make your stay pleasant.
First Camp Torekov-Båstad has nice well equipped cottages for rent. The cottages range from 18 to 45 sq m. All are equipped with WC/shower, kitchen/-ette, TV and covered patio. We also offer bed linen, cleaning and breakfast. An easy way to make your stay more comfortable.
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Episode #025 with Paul Raffaele & guests Harkin & Raney.
This week's guest mix is an hour of ALL ORIGINAL music from the relatively recent partnership of Mister Sunday / Mister Saturday Night's Eamon Harkin (also one of the very first artists to be booked for a D&P event) and Steve "OneAuff" Raney. Raney moved to NYC about 7 years back, linked up w/ Harkin, and from there on in, they started making beautiful music together. With a few seriously stellar releases under their belts including their debut EP 'Words To The Wise' followed by the 'Shakes On' EP on one of our favorite labels – Throne of Blood, as well as a remix for the Neurotic Drum Band, Harkin & Raney are off to an incredible start. We anticipate a bright future for this pair, and hope you'll follow us in following them in their rise to the top! Hour 1 features a beautiful release from a Montreal favorite – Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts, as well as new choonz off Permanent Vacation, Hot Natured, a killer cut from the legendary Kerri Chandler and much much more, curated by our very own D&P ringmaster – Paul Raffaele. Enjoy! =)
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
white brick wednesday
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I love painted white brick. It really freshens up a space :)ReplyDelete
OoOoo, such pretty pics! That bathroom is gorgeous!! We painted our fireplace white... made such a huge difference!ReplyDelete
I am also a huge fan of painted brick. I love the combination of rustic with elegant in the images you chose! Great roundup! :)ReplyDelete
I wish I had a brick wall to paint! I love the photos, the brick walls really bring the rooms alive.ReplyDelete
You are making me feel so much better about the fireplace in our house that was painted when we bought it. I repainted it white for the time being and have been thinking about resurfacing it but apparently it's in vogue - I'm so glad I read this post!ReplyDelete
I love this post! I have to save a pic of the white brick house and copper in my inspiration folder, I am in love!ReplyDelete
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Being the tech nerd I am, I just wanted to let anyone interested know that the MS windows new os, VISTA - Beta #2 is now available over at microsoft.com for free to the public. From what I read, its activation is good thru August of 2007. Then, I guess you'll have to either go back to your old os, or buy vista... not sure.Its a free download, and an .iso file (so you need to burn it to a CD-r using some sorta cd burner program that burns .iso files to CD-r) then use that CD to install.You can also order the CD from MS for $6 shipping (I think).When you download it, you are given an unlock or activation "key" code that you need to write down and remember (or print out the code display page).The MS servers are heavily busy so it can be hard to get thru. They recommend using some kind of "download manager" software that resumes where it left off if you get disconnected. The .iso file is some 3.2MB.If any of my info is wrong, please correct me, for most of this info is from other forums and MS.And the problems most are reporting are the normal "drivers not available" for the vista os, even though most drivers should be built into vista for the latest hardware. No doubt most will have some hardware thing that has no vista drivers as of yet.I have a spare pc I plan to install this on this weekend, and I wouldnt recommend risking your home pc with a vista install, unless all your stuff is backed up first somehow, somewhere. Sound like fun? :o
After having problems using the Internet Explorer Beta....I think I'll pass on the Vista Beta. I'm still trying to see what's the big deal. All the big changes they were going to do have now been removed in order to get the thing out faster. That sucks!
Randy,I still got windows ME. I was thinking one time at doing the upgrade to XP, but this computer is just too old, and not fast enough.(isn't worth it) Will ,most likely just get a new computer.Ray
hehe not to point out a few things...however you will have to burn it to a DVD to create an install disk....and the download is 3.2 gigs...not 3.2 megs. Can we say broadband connection. Yes there are several ways to install it without a DVD player....but I am not going to try and explain some advance techniques.REMEMBER THIS IS A BETA PRODUCT SO USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.When I beta tested Win XP it was stable and I used it at my main computer....for Vista I have had it on a secondary computer for about a year and half now...however...I am moving towards putting it on my main computers...Once you register if you have to or if you do not have to register...either way ....they will send you 2 emails and one will also have the activation key at the bottom of it. The key is good for up to 10 different computers to install it on.Also the system requirements are correct....don't expect it to install unless you have at least 512 megs of ram. Do not expect to be able to use the core of the new system...unless your computer really has 1 or more gigs of ram....you must have a true directx 9 video card with pixal shader 2.0 to use Vista Aero. Vista really needs a beefy computer to shine....if you have one it is a great OS...
Thanks Trai for the corrections. Thats what I get for posting at 4am. Yes, its a DVD burner you need and DVD media. Also sounds like 1 gig of system mem is ok but 2 gig is best. Seems every time MS comes out with a new os, it requires a major system upgrade too. I wonder when vista will become standard on new pc's sold? That would mean a pretty beefy pc in itself. You wouldnt think maybe vista will just never catch on??? I still understand this vista beta is pretty much the final vista. And the free activation key means your copy is good thru 08-2007. ps.. (Nice picture!!!) ;)
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New siding at Saint Catherine features concrete ties...and today, some borrowed FEC power.
Martin Marietta rock train for Mulberry has just met Q652 passing on track one to the left. Track two used to be the siding, but recent track improvements have extended the former Vitis siding an... (more)
Martin Marietta rock train for Mulberry leaves the A-Line for the BV Main.
Toto, I get the feeling we're not on the East Coast anymore....
Junction City-Mulberry rock train for Martin Marietta passes the yard in Wildwood. 710 used to be one of the cleanest repaints on FEC and also is one of the units that didn't have the traditional ... (more)
Now we're cooking with gas....! Have been wanting this angle since the FEC units came on board. This elusive shot finally came together with a loaded Martin Marietta rock train from Junction City ... (more)
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226 heads north through Stuart with a pair of SD40-2s.
You can say that the FEC is a holdout for 2nd generation EMD power. Not many places you will find SD40-2's and GP40-2's on the point of hot stack and intermodal trains. But here, you do.
FEC 226 on a warm morning in St. Augustine with famous 714 2nd motor. The yellow ex UP scheme is now endangered as all road motors will be painted like 714 over time.
A warm morning finds 226 rolling across the San Sebastian River with standard power for this train. Temperature already in the 70's by 9:00 AM.
On a humid morning, FEC train 226 lead by two back to back SD40-2's snakes through Moultrie Junction.
Famous East Coast Hogger brings two SD40-2's and train 202 into the setting sun. Very rare to get 202 in daylight here any more and the only time it happens is in the summer.


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right.(2) The other way I thought of proving this was:
Let A and B be countable sets. This means A ~ N and B ~ N (N the set of naturals). A ~ N implies there is a bijection from A to N, and B ~ N implies there is a bijection from B to N. So now I have to show there is a bijection from A x B to N, right?
it suffices to show that is countable (why?)
Now, construct the function given by
now show that this function is a bijection (one-to-one and onto)
an alternate way would be to draw a grid (which is usually a nice way to visualize a cross-product of countable sets). where the elements of one set are the first column and the elements of the other form the first row, then the cells in between are the ordered pairs formed from the elements of their respective rows and columns. find a way to traverse this grid to come up with a function


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Cheesecake Factory CEO Warns ObamaCare Will Be 'Very Costly'
My wife and I were at the Cheesecake Factory a couple of months ago. We hadn't been in quite some time, so we were excited (instead of entrees, we love to order several of their terrific appetizers and share). While we were there, I was looking around at the decor, the style, the ambiance, and thinking about the great food . . . and I was thinking about what a good job that a lot of these big chain restaurants do. There are some people who assume that unless a restaurant is a one-of-a-kind, it can't be good—that the act of turning a restaurant into a chain somehow diminishes it. But that isn't true at all. Cheesecake Factory, Macaroni Grill, Buca di Beppo, and so many others do a fantastic job. They have great food, great style, they employ so many people . . . .
And yet, the resentment of entities like these is palpable on the political left. They treat them like a bottomless resource to be endlessly plucked. They talk about their success in ways that make it sound like it was somehow ill-gotten. They treat them like the enemy. It is deeply frustrating.
These entities provide a service that people love (every time we've gone to the Cheesecake Factory, it has been packed!). They employ tens of thousands of people. In the case of Cheesecake Factory, they are also providing their employees with health insurance. (They cover everyone who works over 25 hours, which is pretty impressive!) But President Obama and the Democrats have decided that isn't good enough.
On Monday's CBS This Morning, Cheesecake Factory CEO David Overton spotlighted the looming economic impact of Obamacare's implementation, especially on small enterprises: "For those businesses that don't cover their employees, they'll be in for a very expensive situation." Overton also warned that the cost of the law would be passed on to customers.
Anchor Norah O'Donnell raised the issue of the still-controversial health care law: "One of the things that's going to change, of course, in the new year is ObamaCare, or the Affordable Care Act. How do you implement that at Cheesecake Factory, and how will you pay for health care for all of your employees?"
Whatever new costs this creates will have to be passed onto customers. Overton makes that clear:
O'DONNELL: But – but when you say it will be very costly, it will be passed on to who – the customers?
OVERTON: Well, I believe most people will have to do that or cheapen their product-
O'DONNELL: And how much do you think you will have to raise prices in order to pay for health care?
Yes, Ms. O'Donnell, the money is going to have to come from somewhere. It won't just magically appear. And no, taking away the bulk of Overton's salary won't cover the costs . . . . nor does this man—who employees thousands of people and makes millions happy with great food—deserve to have that taken from him.
It's Econ 101: There's no such thing as a free lunch. The money must come from somewhere. In this case, the only place it can is from customers. So costs will go up, and fewer of us will be able to afford their food, which means fewer of us will go, which means they will have to lay some people off. Once laid off, those people won't be able to go to restaurants either, which means more people will get laid off at other restaurants. It's a vicious circle. The economic plan of the political left is to move through an economy like locusts and then blame the crops they just devastated.
And, as bad as it might be for the Cheesecake Factory, it will be far worse for businesses who can't afford to insure their employees:
ROSE: Are you worried about this – ObamaCare – and how you provide the health care?
OVERTON: Not worried yet – and, when I hear the numbers, I might be. But, again, because we spend millions and millions of dollars today on health care, we don't know exactly how much more we'll pay. For those businesses that don't cover their employees, they'll be in for a very expensive situation.
Many mid-sized businesses don't provide their employees with insurance—not because they're mean, greedy people, but because they cannot yet afford to. Once they get big enough, they usually do . . . just as the Cheesecake Factory has done. Forcing businesses to insure their people or pay a penalty isn't going to get more people insured, it is simply going to make it so that those businesses never grow to the point where they can truly afford to provide insurance. Businesses will choose not to expand. Others will pass costs on to customers. Some will go out of business entirely. At some point, even the golden goose decides it's not worth it to keep laying eggs.
I think I am going to try to convince my wife to let me take her to the Cheesecake Factory tonight. After all, she should probably get that Ahi Carpaccio she likes a few more times before they're forced to raise the price to $36.00 to pay for Obamacare.