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The documentary Change: The LifeParticle Effect screens on Sunday, June 23, at 1:30 p.m. at Cullen Performance Hall, University of Houston. With guided experience and lecture by the executive producer, spiritual teacher, and Dahn Yoga founder Ilchi Lee. Yoga classes condition and center participants with breathwork, strengthening postures, and meditation.
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Dahn Yoga integrates Korean Taoist philosophies and holistic Korean Oriental medicine into a form of yoga that strives to forge stronger connections between mind and body. The certified instructors at Dahn Yoga adhere to these ancient practices and help students of all ages and fitness levels develop core strength, which, according to Dahn philosophy, is the basis of physical, mental, and spiritual health. Through classes, private lessons, and workshops, students learn to link postures with breath control, ultimately developing greater bodily awareness. Besides improving flexibility, strength, and posture, instructors also emphasize the brain's role in overall well-being. They lead brain exercises that challenge and sharpen the mind to develop more productive habits and levitate pennies out of mall fountains.
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Goal: Designate the Obey crayfish for protection under the Endangered Species Act
An essential crayfish in Tennessee is in danger of extinction. The Obey crayfish makes important contributions to the ecosystem in Tennessee, so its survival is necessary. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must add the Obey crayfish to the Endangered Species list in order to prevent the extinction of this crucial creature.
There are almost 80 different species of crayfish in Tennessee, and almost 10 of those species are endangered. The Obey crayfish has been eligible for the Endangered Species list for over a year, but according to the Center for Biological Diversity, "the Fish and Wildlife Service determined that the crayfish 'may warrant' protection as an endangered species, but it has failed to make the required 12-month finding on whether protection is warranted." The time has come for the Fish and Wildlife Service to take action to protect the Obey crayfish.
Crayfish play a pivotal role in the Tennessee ecosystem, besides being an important link in the food chain. They dig holes, which help enrich habitats for many other species of animals. They also keep streams clear of decay, since decomposing plants and animals serve as their main food source. The Fish and Wildlife Service must do everything they can to keep the Obey crayfish from going extinct.
Dear U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
For the past year, you have been highly indecisive about the fate of the Obey crayfish in Tennessee. This is unacceptable, as the Obey crayfish is in grave danger of being erased from the ecosystem. You must take action to conserve the Obey crayfish and add them to the Endangered Species Act.
I shouldn't have to explain to you the extremely negative consequences that the extinction of a species can have on its ecosystem. The Obey crayfish digs holes, which supplements the habitats of almost 400 other species that live nearby. They also clear the rivers and streams of decomposing natural matter by consuming decaying plants and animals in their diet. Without the Obey crayfish, the Tennessee ecosystem will be in a sad condition. Protect the ecosystem and ensure the survival of the Obey crayfish by adding them to the Endangered Species list. Please consider taking this action to conserve this essential creature and its habitats.
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Aside from the Jersey Shore reunion that happened within her own bridesmaid party this weekend, the MTV reality star didn't hold back when it came to picking out the wedding rings for her and now-husband Jionni LaValle. Following the Roaring 20s themed reception, Snooki… More »
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White House: Two-Week Spending Bill Is 'Progress'
A two-week government spending bill proposed by House Republicans, which includes roughly $4 billion in cuts, appears to be getting the tentative green light from the White House.
White House press secretary Jay Carney on Monday said the White House was "pleased that there seems to be some progress and we think we're moving in the right direction."
He said "one thing that is paramount in our mind is that whatever actions we take do not in any way harm the economy."
Republicans, Democrats, and the White House have to agree on a temporary deal by March 4 to avoid a government shutdown. The two-week plan advanced Friday by Republicans, known as a continuing resolution, has won tentative support from both sides.
"We want to make sure that this continuing resolution that is worked out allows enough time for the negotiations that need to take place to produce a continuing resolution that takes us through the whole fiscal year, because what we believe is that if we keep returning to this process every couple of weeks that will be bad for the economy because of the uncertainty it creates and the tension around that," Mr. Carney said.


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Port Adelaide strengthened their claims for a top-four finish with a dogged 14-point win over West Coast in Saturday night's AFL clash at Patersons Stadium.
The Power trailed by 10 points midway through the third quarter, but kicked five of the final six goals to secure the 10.10 (70) to 7.14 (56) victory.
The win lifts Port Adelaide (4-1) into equal first on the table, but their premiership credentials will receive their sternest test to date when they host Geelong next Sunday.
West Coast (3-2) were left counting the cost of their second straight loss, with midfielder Xavier Ellis succumbing to a calf injury and skipper Darren Glass likely to be scrutinised for his heavy hit on Chad Wingard. Ellis was plagued by calf issues during his last few years at Hawthorn.
Glass could be suspended after he took his eye off the ball before clattering into Wingard in a spoiling attempt.
Ruckman Nic Naitanui could also be in strife for his thumping tackle on Kane Cornes.
Naitanui was in a world of pain after copping a late knee to his ribs, but the 2012 All-Australian recovered to finish with 16 possessions and 17 hit-outs.
The Power were well led by a series of journeymen, with former Lion Jared Polec (27 possessions), ex-Eagle Brad Ebert and former Tiger Matt White impressive.
Eagles forward Jack Darling was relentless and midfielder Matt Priddis starred on the ball, but their wayward kicking on goal came back to haunt them.
West Coast came under fire during the week following their 75-point flogging by Geelong.
The return of Glass, Matt Rosa, Luke Shuey and Chris Masten added some much-needed class, with the quartet helping West Coast withstand Port Adelaide's early surge.
Power midfielder Ebert enjoyed a dream start on his old stomping ground, with the midfielder booting two early goals to give his side a 21-3 lead after 18 minutes.
West Coast cut the margin to six points by quarter-time, and they entered the long break with a two-point lead after fine work from Priddis and Darling.
Priddis tallied 13 possessions for the term to give West Coast the edge in the midfield, while Darling's frenetic pressure up forward was rewarded with two goals.
The third quarter was a goalless arm wrestle for the first 14 minutes before a magic piece of work in defence from Jamie Bennell set up a goal for Masten.
Two goals from Port Adelaide forward Robbie Gray gave the Power a one-point edge at the final change, and a few dubious umpiring decisions cost West Coast dearly in the last quarter.
West Coast coach Adam Simpson was hopeful Ellis's injury wasn't too serious, describing it as low grade.
The Eagles lost the inside-50m count 63-41, with the last quarter particularly lopsided.
"That last quarter there were six inside 50s to 22," Simpson said.
"For a game that was an arm wrestle all night, we were disappointed with the last quarter, but really pleased with the endeavour and the intent."
Port coach Ken Hinkley praised the way his side ran out the match.
"Really satisfying. This is a tough trip. This is a really hard game to come over and win," Hinkley said.
"We're a brave club that wanted to challenge it right until the end. We didn't have our best, cleanest day.
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There are no known causes for most parathyroid tumors. However, the following risk factor may increase a person's chance of developing a parathyroid tumor:
Family history. A history of parathyroid tumors in a family may raise a person's risk of developing a parathyroid tumor. A hereditary, or inherited, condition known as multiple endocrine neoplasia may raise an individual's risk for benign parathyroid tumors. For more information, visit the sections describing multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1) and multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN2). No genetic factors have been linked to parathyroid cancer.
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Sharon Jones has got her groove back.
The five-foot-nothing firecracker who fronts the incendiary funk/soul revivalists the Dap-Kings is making a triumphant North American victory lap in support of Give the People Want They Want -- an album she was scared she'd never perform live.
In 2013, Jones, 57, was diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer. Her label, Daptone Records, delayed the release of Give the People Want They Want, tour dates were scrapped and Jones began chemotherapy.
"That was hard. I didn't think that I had to have chemo," she recalls during a phone interview with the Free Press. "That meant seven or eight months out of work."
But Jones is a tough lady. Hell, she was a corrections officer at Rikers Island. She broke into the music biz at 45 with 2002's debut Dap Dippin' with Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings after decades of being relegated to backup singing because she was "too black, too short, too fat and too old." Sharon Jones is nothing if not determined.
And now, she's back. She did her final chemo session on New Year's Eve; Give the People Want They Want -- her fifth full-length album with the Dap-Kings -- came out two weeks later to glowing reviews. By February, the Dap-Kings had hit the road.
As for Jones, she feels like she's home.
"It's good to be back on the road," she says. "I didn't think I was going to be here to be onstage to perform that album. The new songs feel good. Real good."
She's says she's taking it day by day, and her health is steadily improving.
"My hair is growing back -- the hair under my chin is, too," she adds with her rumble of a laugh. "I've gotten stronger. And I'll keep getting stronger."
Jones says she's been overwhelmed by the support she's received from her fans through what has been a difficult couple of years; she lost her mother, Ella Mae Price Jones, to cancer in 2012.
"All the positive energy from them -- it inspired me even more to return to the stage," she says. "It gave me strength."
And what a record to return to the stage on. Give the People Want They Want is timeless, paying no mind to trends. As a Pitchfork review pointed out, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings' cameo as a wedding band in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street -- they cover the James Bond anthem Goldfinger -- serves as something of a metaphor for the group's career: "A movie where a 21st-century band plays 1960s music in a scene set in the early '90s -- that's the context they found themselves in, and there are few better ways to show off just how unindebted to time they are."
Indeed, the songs on Give the People What They Want sound classic without feeling dated; the Dap-Kings are true students of their genre. And, as always, Jones's great big voice is at once rich, warm, raw and soulful. Someone give this band a Grammy, already.
For Jones, several songs have new resonance.
"The album was done before I got sick. Last year, when it was supposed to come out, Retreat! was released as a single. When I sing it now, it has a different meaning. It's like I'm telling cancer to retreat. Get Up and Get Out also changed. Now I'm telling the cancer to get up and get out."
Jones says she finds a great deal of strength in her music and her faith -- but ultimately, she relies on herself.
"You have to find that strength in yourself -- you can't depend on someone to lift you up," she says. "I've always been the type of person."
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The 2017 Dynamic Systems and Control (DSC) Conference will be held October 11-13, 2107 at the Sheraton Tysons Hotel in Tysons Corner, Virginia. On behalf of the 2017 DSCC Organizing Committee and the Dynamic Systems and Control Division (DSCD) of ASME, we cordially invite you to enjoy an exciting technical program and a unique opportunity to network near our nation's capital.
The DSC Conference is the showcase technical forum of the ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Division. It provides a focused and intimate setting for dissemination and discussion of the state of the art in dynamic systems and control research, with a mechanical engineering focus. The 2017 DSC Conference Technical Program will consist of sessions in all of the usual areas of interest to the Division that include, but are not limited to, automotive and transportation systems, bio-systems and health care, energy systems, mechatronics, modeling, identification, intelligent systems, robotics, vibrations, and smart structures. In addition, the conference will feature specific technical tracks that uniquely identify this particular DSCC.
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Whoa: A man hiking on a popular Turnagain Arm trail near the Seward Highway killed a charging brown bear with a semi-automatic AK-74 rifle Sunday, prompting Chugach State Park rangers to close a section of the popular trail. The hiker, who has not been identified by Alaska State Troopers, had set out from the Rainbow […]Read the rest of this entry »
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Tracy Martin visits Congress, proposes victims disarmament act
Tracy Martin, alleged Crips gang member and father of failed attempted murderer Trayvon Martin, met with the Congressional Black Caucus yesterday to argue for laws that would make it easier for criminals like his dead son to carry out violence without repercussions: Tracy Martin, the father of the late Trayvon Martin, appeared on Capitol Hill […]Read the rest of this entry »
Family saved by Zimmerman are terrified they'll be attacked by unhinged Trayvon cultists
Perhaps those of us that took some delight in George Zimmerman's rescue of a family of four last week should have better anticipated the possible fallout from a cult prone to irrational violence: The family rescued by George Zimmerman after a rollover crash in Florida are terrified they will become targets for hate mobs who […]Read the rest of this entry »
Hero: George Zimmerman comes out of hiding to help accident victim
Can anything else happen to make the vilification of George Zimmerman seem any more pathetic? George Zimmerman, who has been in hiding since he was acquitted of murder in the death of Trayvon Martin, emerged to help rescue someone who was trapped in an overturned truck, police said today. Sanford Police Department Capt. Jim McAuliffe […]Read the rest of this entry »
REVIEW: Patriot Dawn: The Resistance Rises
Max Velocity has had a place in the sidebar of this blog for a while now, as one of the better reads on weapons and tactics, along with John Mosby and a number of other folks I normally find linked off of Western Rifle Shooters. Max recently sent me copies of two of his books, […]Read the rest of this entry »


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Privately financed travel since the 2000 by San Diego County's congressional delegation in order of dollar value:
Rep. Susan Davis: The San Diego Democrat has taken 28 free trips at a combined value of $200,652.
Rep. Darrell Issa: The North County Republican has accepted 29 privately financed trips for a combined value of $112,711.
Rep. Bob Filner: The San Diego Democrat and mayoral candidate has taken 16 free trips at a combined value of $39,391.
Rep. Brian Bilbray: The Republican has taken one privately financed trip at a cost of $1,753.
Rep. Duncan D. Hunter: The second-term East County Republican has not accepted any free travel since taking office.
Source: LegiStorm, nonpartisan Washington research group


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Federal Register Notice
December 17, 2004
Volume 69, Number 242
AGENCY: Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), DOT.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: In compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Public Law 104-13, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics invites the general public, industry and other governmental parties to comment on the continuing need and usefulness of BTS collecting supplemental data for the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Comments are requested concerning whether the supplemental reports are needed by BTS to fulfill the United States treaty obligation of furnishing financial and traffic reports to ICAO; BTS accurately estimated the reporting burden; there are other ways to enhance the quality, utility and clarity of the information collected; and there are ways to minimize reporting burden, including the use of automated collection techniques or other forms of information technology.
DATES: Written comments should be submitted by February 15, 2005.
ADDRESSES: Comments should be directed to: Office of Airline Information, K-14, Room 4125, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590-0001, FAX NO. 366-3383 or EMAIL firstname.lastname@example.com.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Bernie Stankus, Office of Airline Information, K-14, Room 4125, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590-0001, (202) 366-4387.
OMB Approval No.: 2138-0039.
Title: Reporting Required for International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Form No.: BTS Form EF.
Type Of Review: Extension of a currently approved collection.
Respondents: Large certificated air carriers.
Number of Respondents: 40.
Number of Responses: 40.
Total Annual Burden: 26 hours.
Needs and Uses: As a party to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (Treaty), the United States is obligated to provide ICAO with financial and statistical data on operations of U.S. carriers. Over 99% of the data filled with ICAO is extracted from the air carriers' Form 41 submissions to BTS. BTS Form EF is the means by which BTS supplies the remaining 1% of the air carrier data to ICAO.
The Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act of 2002 (44 U.S.C. 3501 note), requires a statistical agency to clearly identify information it collects for non-statistical purposes. BTS hereby notifies the respondents and the public that BTS uses the information it collects under this OMB approval for non-statistical purposes including, but not limited to, publication of both Respondent's identity and its data, submission of the information to agencies outside BTS for review, analysis and possible use in regulatory and other administrative matters.
Donald W. Bright,
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My name is Nona Rose and I am 25 years old, and have been modeling here in Atlanta for about two years. I will be attending a nursing program starting the Fall (yeahhhh….i'm excited) I am fairly new to modeling, but this is definitely my passion. When I'm in front of the camera I get a chance to transform and view myself in a totally different light. Modeling was always just a dream, but something I never thought could become a reality. I always had a weird look throughout childhood from my braces to my glasses to my long legs ....and just being an African American woman and not having the curves of a coke bottle i was never good enough the size I was meant to be. Since I started modeling I don't look at myself and see my imperfections, but now modeling has helped me see the beauty in myself just as I am flaws and all. My goals are to soon be signed with an agency, and pursue work doing Editorial, Catalog/website modeling, endorsement modeling, and high fashion shoots(i love the creativity). I always see billboards and ads all the time and think I can do that...that should be me!!!
I've been waiting my whole life to turn my dream of modeling into something I can believe in, and I can definitely say my dreams are about to come true. Until I one day meet you... I hope this quote inspires you to turn your dreams into something you can believe in: "Your birth certificate proves your birth. Your death certificate proves you died. But pictures prove you lived. The power of pictures....you should believe your eyes!!!"
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If you would like to work with me please take the following into consideration:
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We are using Japanese stiltgrass as a test case to develop our model for invasive species spread. Japanese stiltgrass, officially known as Microstegium vimineum, is one of the most rapidly spreading invasive species in eastern U.S. forests. It spreads primarily along corridors, such as roads, trails, and waterways and grows well in disturbed locations. These traits are similar to many other invasive species, making it an excellent model system.
Japanese stiltgrass is native to Asia and was first recorded in the United States in 1919 in Tennessee. It is believed to have been introduced in packing material from China.
Japanese stiltgrass was first reported as spreading in 1987 (Barden 1987). Shortly thereafter it began spreading rapidly through eastern forests and now occurs in at least 22 states. It is currently spreading northward with an approximate northern boundary from central Illinois through central New York state. Our study sites in Indiana are at the edge of its current range.
Japanese stiltgrass frequently invades forest understories, particularly where there are light gaps or litter disturbance. It is also very common in floodplain areas, along streams, and other areas of overland water flow. It produces prolific seeds and can reproduce in as low as 5% sunlight.
Japanese stiltgrass produces two types of flowers: open, outcrossing (chasmogamous, "CH") flowers and closed, self-pollinating (cleistogamous, "CL") flowers. CH flowers are only produced at the tips of stems but CL flowers can be formed at every leaf juncture.
Seeds from CH flowers generally fall from the plant as soon as they are mature. Seeds from CL flowers tend to stay in the dried thatch of the plants. If this litter is moved (e.g. by flooding, wind) the seeds move with it. This can occasionally transport seeds long distances.
Japanese stiltgrass germinates in late spring (April - May in Indiana) but does not become a dominant part of the plant community until late July through September. It flowers in early fall and sets seed approximately three weeks later (September - October in Indiana).
It can affect species that grow later in the season through its dominant growth, but also can affect early spring species by its dense thatch that decomposes slowly.
Because Japanese stiltgrass is an annual plant, it must re-establish from seed each year. Stopping seed production is the most important aspect of management.


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Students may choose a concentration in public history in conjunction with the MA in History or as an outside field for the PhD in History. The public history concentration for the MA requires 9 hours of core course work plus elective courses. A two-course seminar - practicum series is taken in the first year of study (6 hours). The graduate seminar gives students a historical and theoretical context for their work and covers some of the dominant paradigms in the field public history. The graduate practicum meets in a seminar format and builds professional knowledge and skills in governance, development and grant writing, public outreach, and various interpretive tools. This course requires students to complete class projects at public institutions. For current examples of the work done by public historians and helpful resources, visit the online magazine History People.
Regular rotating public history courses include:
HIST 367/667: Oral History, offered every fall. Sample Syllabus.
HIST 368/668: History and Public Policy, offered alternating falls. Sample Syllabus.
HIST 368/668: Historic Site Management, offered alternating springs. Sample Syllabus.
HIST 370/670: Material and Visual Culture, alternating springs. Sample Syllabus.
HIST 377/677: History in the Digital Age, offered every spring. Sample Syllabus.
HIST 500: Memory and History
HIST 688: Audience Evaluation for Public Historians, offered in the summer. Syllabi under construction.
HIST 688: Collections Management, offered in the summer. Syllabi under construction.
HIST 729: Public History Seminar, required, offered every fall. Sample Syllabus.
HIST XXX: Community History, coming in 2012. Under construction.


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Cable Cardigan and Hat SRK 164 by Sandi Prosser
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Cable Cardigan and Hat SRK 164
This pattern is available from patternfish.com for $3.00.
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
Angel 50g
Cardigan 2-3 balls
Hat 1 ball
Knitting needles:
3.25mm (US 3)
4.0mm (US 6)
5-6 buttons
Cable Needle
Knit flat from the bottom up with facings and picot edgings. Seed stitch texture with cables up the front and on the sleeves.
Knit in the round from the bottom up. Seed stitch texture.
Materials: 3 balls of Angel Baby 50g. 3.25mm and 4mm needles. Cable needle. Stitch holder. 5 buttons.
Gauge: 25sts & 36 rows to 4in (10cm).
Cable Panel:
Row 17: P1, K4, P3, 3-st LC, 3-st RC, P3, K4, P1.
Repeat rows 3-22 for cable panel.
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Key Statistics: 2B Brooks Conrad 0-1, RBI, 2 BBs; DH Travis Buck 0-2, 2 BB; SS Tyler Greene 0-1, 2 BB; LHP Jason Lane (L, 5-5) 7.0 IP 7 H 4 R 4 ER 4 Ks HR.
Prospect Watch:Jason Lane had his first start for the Chihuahuas since being called up to San Diego at the end of May and struck out four of the first seven batters that he faced. The difference in the game was the third inning when he gave up three doubles to allow Round Rock to put up three runs, their only crooked number of the night, which was enough for victory. Lane was impressive in his two appearances in the big leagues and should get another chance later on this season...Not a big night for offense for El Paso as they were held to just four hits, but walked seven times.
For further reading on the El Paso Chihuahuas, see the El Paso Times.
Missions 2 - Midland Rockhounds 1
Key Statistics: C Austin Hedges 1-3, 2B, RBI; DH Jason Hagerty 0-1, 3 BB; RHP Bryce Morrow 7.0 IP 8 H R ER BB 8 Ks; LHP Jeff Ibarra 1.0 IP H K; RHP Luis De La Cruz (W, 2-5) 1.0 IP 2 H.Prospect Watch:The Missions got the walk-off win when 1B Cody Overbeck's bunt single to the shortstop was enough to score Rymer Liriano for a 2-1 win in San Antonio....Very nice Texas League debut by Bryce Morrow, who was signed out of the Independent Frontier League, and pitched well in the Cal League with a 3.75 ERA in 50.1 innings
For further reading on the San Antonio Missions, see the San Antonio Express-News.
Storm 7 - High Desert Mavericks 6 11 innings
Key StatisticsCF Alberth Martiniez 2-4, HR (6), BB, 3 RBIs; 3B Gabriel Quintana 3-5, 2 2B, 2 RBI; DH Duanel Jones 1-3, HR (4), 2 BB, 2 RBI; RHP Colin Rea 3.0 IP 4 H R ER BB 3 Ks; RHP Matthew Shepherd (W, 4-1) 2.0 IP 5 Ks; RHP Brandon Alger (S,3) 1.0 IP K.
Prospect Watch:The Storm benefitted in the top of the eleventh when a throwing error on a force out put Luis Domoromo on third with one out which was followed by 3B Gabriel Quintana's 16th double of the year to score him for the difference maker as Lake Elsinore broke a two game losing streak...As Ben noted the other day, the pendulum has swung back for Martiniez who is hitting .320/.373/.520 in June after hitting .212 in May and .306 in April...Duanel Jones, who was a highly regarded signee out of the Dominican Republic in 2010, offensive statistics have slowly been creeping upward.
For further reading on the Storm please see the Southwest Riverside News Network.
TinCaps 8 - Bowling Green Hot Rods 4
Key StatisticsDH Ronnie Richardson 1-4, 2B, BB; CF Mallex Smith 3-4, 2B, 3B, SB (48); 3B Dustin Peterson 3-4, 2 2B, 3 RBI, BB; 2B Fernando Perez 2-4, 2B, 3 RBI; LHP Payton Baskette (W, 2-3) 5.1 IP 8 H 4 R 2 ER 3 BB 3 Ks; RHP Tayron Guerrero 1.0 IP 2 H 2 Ks.
Prospect Watch:The TinCaps got down 2-0 in the first but came back to tie the game in the bottom of the inning and put four on the board in third and two more in the next inning which was good enough for the victory on Saturday...3B Dustin Peterson is now leading the organization with 55 RBI. Regardless of which camp you fall into on the utility of the RBI statistic, 55 in 64 games isn't a bad number...When Hunter Renfroe moves up in Lake Elsinore, Mallex Smith should replace him and thrive in the Cal League. He's doing everything you want for a top-of-the-order batter; .292 batting average, .391 OBP, 48 stolen bases and 19 extra-base hits...After a rough opening two innings Payton Baskette settled down and held the opposition scoreless for the next three innings.
For further reading on the TinCaps, see the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette.
Spokane Indians 5 - Emeralds 3
Key Statistics: LF Marcus Davis 2-4, RBI; C Michael Miller 2-4; RHP Michael Kelly (L,0-1) 4.0 IP 9 H 5 R 5 ER 4 Ks HR; RHP Bryan Verbitsky 1.0 IP; BB 2 Ks RHP Thomas Dorminy 1.0 IP K.
Prospect WatchThe Emeralds lost their second game of the season and Michael Kelly, the forty-eighth overall pick of the 2011 draft, took the loss. Kelly has great size and loads of talent/tools but just has never been able to put it together as he is making his second tour through the Northwest League. In 119 professional innings over three minor league seasons he has an ERA of 6.66 with 90 walks to only 104 strikeouts. He is still only 21 and hopefully he can turn it around this year for the Ems. He simply has too much talent to struggle as much as he has.
For further reading on the Emeralds, see the Eugene Register-Guard.
For the box scores of all the games please go to the MiLB.com scoreboards.


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PT Explorer - When you store your themes in certain folders, they are not detected in Today Settings. PT Explorer removes this barrier and allows you to install themes which can be found in any folder on the Pocket PC, including the Storage Cards.
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Full Time/Part Time Fall Advisement
Advanced Standing Mid-semester Advisement
Full Time/Part Time Advisement
Field Education Office Professional Development Series
MSW Student Leadership
While attending the College of Social Work, our students are given countless opportunities to be leaders on campus through active involvement in the Dean's Student Advisory Council, Social Work Student Association/Black Social Work Student Association, the Social Work Honor Society, and other student groups.
Dean's Student Advisory Council
The Dean's Student Advisory Council's (DSAC) purpose is to foster communication and collaboration between the administration, faculty, staff, and students of the College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina.Its goals are to provide an avenue for the concerns of students to be addressed to the faculty, staff, and administration of the College of Social Work; create a collaborative environment in which students and administration, faculty, and staff can work together for the betterment of the College of Social Work;to build student collaboration across the degree granting programs and statuses within those programs at the College of Social Work; as well as to provide an avenue for the representation of the student body of the College of Social Work to the staff, faculty, and administration of the College of Social Work.
Advisor: Anna Scheyett
Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society
Phi Alpha National Social Work Honor Society provides an opportunity for MSW students who have excelled in Social Work scholarship to form bonds and promote social work values. The Kappa Psi chapter at USC received its charter in 2007 and is a great opportunity to be involved in the College of Social Work and receive recognition for your scholastic achievements. Membership requirements are a minimum of 15 completed credit hours in the MSW program with a 3.5 or better GPA. New members will be inducted in the spring semester. BSW students are also eligible.
President: Laura Imm
Advisor: Naomi Farber
Social Work Student Association/Black Social Work Student Association
The purpose of the Social Work Student Association (SWSA) is to promote interest in social work and social work issues through association with others who are interested in this field; to provide supplemental educational experiences for students; to act as an advocate for students in academic and administrative matters; and to enhance social interaction among membership. Membership is open to any MSW student registered full-time or part-time in the College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina. The organization is funded through USC Student Government and fundraising projects. Four officers of the association--the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer--are elected annually by the College of Social Work's student body from among the student population.
Traditionally, the goal of the BSWSA was to facilitate open dialogue and retention of MSW students of color; promote academic excellence, scholastic networks, and cultural diversity; foster professional and recreational activities; as well as provide a nurturing environment and advocate for students. This group is currently part of the SWSA but could be a separate association if students so desire.
President: Sara Rhodes
Advisor: Dr. Shaun Owens
Giving voice to rural elders on health care
Graduate student Rebecca Wells helps elders be heard on dwindling health care choices in rural South Carolina
When Bamberg County's only hospital closed in mid-2012, residents realized that they would have to travel longer for care, risking higher odds that a minor mishap could turn fatal.
Rebecca Wells, a third-year student in the dual master's program with the College of Social Work and the School of Public Health, lent a greater voice to their concerns through a series of interviews earlier this year. Her study highlights the flip side of metropolitan growth: Those remaining in rural areas perceive that their isolation has created greater risks. Health problems are likely to cost them more time and money, and delays in reaching a hospital can mean a more severe outcome or an avoidable death.
Wells presented her findings at the Gerontological Society of America's annual meeting in New Orleans in November of 2013.
According to the American Hospital Association, rural hospitals have been struggling with the high cost of replacing old medical equipment and retaining qualified personnel. They also tend to serve older populations, who provide lower reimbursement rates via Medicare.
The Bamberg County Hospital and the Barnwell County Hospital, 23 miles apart, both went into bankruptcy after attempts failed to form a regional hospital system. Bamberg's hospital closed and Barnwell's was later bought by an Atlanta company.
Bamberg County is among the state's poorest counties. About 31 percent of its residents were below the poverty line in 2011, nearly twice the poverty rate for the state, according the U.S. Census Bureau. The gap was especially wide for older residents: About 28 percent of those aged 65 or older were in poverty in Bamberg County, compared with 11 percent of elders statewide. In a county where 61 percent of residents are African American, the poverty rate for blacks was 38 percent, compared with 17 percent for whites.
Those demographics led Wells to interview 14 African American women who were age 65 or older. The interviews were conducted last spring at a senior citizen center.
"The problems they discussed were not just confined to older people," Wells said. "It's children, middle-aged people, people with disabilities."
She asked them general questions about how they used the health care system, including how often and under what circumstances they had gone to the local hospital. She asked them how the hospital's closing affected them personally and the community as a whole. She found the hospital had been a primary location for certain tests, such as mammograms and colonoscopies, and emergency care. Those interviewed typically lived within 15 minutes of the former hospital in Bamberg, while a trip to Orangeburg was 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, gestures of common courtesy among neighbors had become fraught with unseen costs.
One woman, 73, found a diabetic neighbor who had collapsed from insulin shock in his home around 4 p.m. She called 911 and followed the ambulance to Orangeburg so he could have a ride home if the hospital decided to release him. She waited in the emergency room. When doctors decided to keep him overnight, she was faced with starting a half-hour drive home at 11 p.m.
Residents lucky enough to have minor medical emergencies occur during weekday business hours can visit their local doctor or clinic. Otherwise, they have to drive to Barnwell, 23 miles southwest, or to Orangeburg, 22 miles to the northeast. And if they choose Barnwell, they might be transferred to the larger hospital in Orangeburg. Anything major requires a trip to a Columbia hospital, putting them 70 miles from home.
"All of that takes gas money," Wells said. "A lot of families can't afford to be running back and forth."
Wells said her independent study project has strengthened her interest in rural health issues. She worked under the supervision of Dr. Mindi Spencer, a professor in the Department of Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior in the Arnold School of Public Health. Wells has also been helping to write a chapter with Dr. Spencer and Dr. Kristina Hash, a social work professor at West Virginia University. The book, Aging in Rural Places, will be published next year.


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Lehigh Valley Greenways
A fact sheet on the Lehigh Valley Greenways provides a good summary of the efforts to enhance and protect the region as does a fact sheet of the region's 2015 accomplishments.
A fact sheet on the Lehigh Valley Greenways provides a good summary of the efforts to enhance and protect the region as does a fact sheet of the region's 2015 accomplishments.
Located in Lehigh and Northampton counties, Lehigh Valley Greenways is using greenways and trails to connect natural and cultural resources across the Lehigh Valley linking urban areas to outdoor experiences, protecting watersheds, and retaining the character of the landscape, the region's heritage and the community.
On the eastern edge of Pennsylvania, less than 90 miles from New York City, Northampton County and neighboring Lehigh County are rich in natural resources—from the majestic Blue Mountain (Kittatinny Ridge) to the north, the scenic South and Lehigh mountains (Pa. Highlands) to the south, and the fertile farmlands of the Great Valley in between. The Lehigh River, the Delaware River and many smaller streams beckon boaters and anglers and serve as sources of drinking water. These waters and the surrounding fields and forests provide critical habitat to birds, mammals, and other wildlife. But these counties are two of the fastest growing counties in the state.
Population is predicted to increase 22 percent by 2030 to over 700,000 people. The Lehigh Valley's natural resources are at risk.
The Lehigh Valley Greenways aims to accelerate the conservation of critical open spaces and natural corridors and to establish greenways and recreational trails throughout the region. Activity is presently focused on the Two Rivers Area of Northampton County but will expand to other priority areas in the Lehigh Valley. DCNR's Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center in Northampton County serves as a focal point for public outreach and education efforts in the region. One high priority is to preserve the connection between Jacobsburg and the Kittatiny Ridge
The goals of the region are to:
- conserve and connect at least 25 percent of the natural areas with high conservation value to preserve the Lehigh Valley's remaining unprotected significant natural areas and watersheds
- create greenways and trail connections that connect people and outdoor recreation experiences in core communities to valued natural, recreational, and cultural resources
- revitalize core communities of Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton by integrating green infrastructure into riverfront development, greenways and trails, and neighborhood revitalization projects
- increase the understanding and use of smart growth land use practices to create more livable and sustainable communities and protect the quality of life


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If memory serves me right, kenny dot carlsson at ggp dash group dot com wrote:
> Just a short info for people asking for functions in FreeBSD 5.x to be
> ported into m0n0wall.
> The release schedule for FreeBSD 5.3 can be found on the following URL:
> http://www.freebsd.org/releases/5.3R/schedule.html
> This release will be considered to "be the first 5-STABLE release". This
> probably/hopefully means that m0n0wall will be ported to the 5.3 release
> eventually.
I don't think there is necessarily a causal relationship between your
last two sentences, but in any case, I just wanted to point out that...
> Btw, quoting the URL, the release is set to be on 3 Oct 2004.
You should probably also refer people to:
...in which it's pointed out that release dates are subject to
schedule slippage.


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We are gathered here today to begin a new chapter in the University of California. In doing so, we honor the stellar tradition of the University of California, which began in 1868 with an edict to "provide an education equal to that of the nation's best private universities and to make that education available to all." In 1868, only the privileged few attended college, but California's free tuition meant that a college education would soon become the province of many.
The 20th century greeted a new surge in population and California responded by educating the rising middle class. The University of California led the nation in opening its doors to a broad, representative group of students. Thanks to this enlightened view, in 1930 California educated 20 percent of its college-age citizens, double the rest of the nation (Douglass, 2001).
Fast-forward to the 1960s.
We boldly inaugurated three new campuses to accommodate the baby boom that was gathering in California. With three new campuses, rapid growth at the existing UC campuses, and a boom in community colleges and the California State University system, California educated 45 percent of its college-age students, again almost double the national average (Douglass, 2001).
California has reaped enormous benefits from this investment in education, for the state's commitment has transformed lives, transformed society, transformed California and the world. It is no accident that one-third of all the biotechnology companies in the United States are located within 35 miles of a UC campus or that one-fifth of the nation's research and development is carried out in California.
The University of California, its faculty and its graduates have fueled these societal advances.
We are now on the cusp of a new surge in population, this one fueled by immigrants who have come to our state over the last 30 years. Fully half of California's residents were born abroad or are children of parents who were born abroad.
Will California rise to the challenge again, and commit to educating this new and growing population? Can we provide these children with the same opportunities that you and I had in the 1960s, the 1970s and the 1980s? The answer has to be yes. Our state's continued economic viability depends on it. Our children's opportunities and careers depend on it. Our society's ability to solve critical issues depends on it.
Our new campus, UC Merced, will help keep the promise that California made to its citizens in 1868. In classrooms and labs, in dormitories, over the din of cafeterias, in libraries that allow for quiet reflection, we will transform the lives of the next generation:
- We will help educate the youth who will become our leaders and we will help them understand the interdependence of peoples and nations.
- We will provide those engineers and scientists who will plan and deliver the next exuberant phase of technology.
- We will offer the tools of thought and encourage the imaginations of those who will care for the planet, find cures for diseases and nourish our souls with the arts.
- We will provide unique research programs, internships, study-abroad programs, and programs at the nation's and state's capitals - all with the intent of lighting an intellectual fire.
But perhaps our biggest task in transforming individual lives is to help students find their way. This task was best reflected in comments Bob Laughlin (1998), our distinguished academic keynote speaker, made a few years ago. Paraphrasing, we need to teach students "to have faith in themselves and in their own compass, to listen to nature to find truth, to love knowledge for the sake of itself, and to strive for greatness."
The University of California at Merced is, then, a piece of the covenant begun in 1868 and stretching into the future - a covenant to transform lives and, by so doing, to transform society.
Let's move past the individual student to the transformations that take place off the campus. Allow me to mention just a few examples of how UC has transformed your life by the discoveries made through the ages (UCOP, 1993).
In 1880, Eugene Hilgard, a UC professor judged California's wines as "atrocious." He brought European grapes to our state's wine-growing regions and began the research that has led to our state's wines being recognized throughout the world.
By the early 1900s, UC researchers discovered a method to remove the salts from our soil, paving the way for the Central Valley to feed the world.
The cyclotron pioneered by Ernest Lawrence has given rise not only to an understanding of particles, but to major leaps in medicine. PET (positron-emission tomography) scans, an application directly linked to these breakthroughs, are used every day to help diagnose and treat disease.
Atmospheric scientists from several UC campuses called attention to the depletion of the ozone layer and, in a story that merits wider telling, engineered ways to preserve this important part of our atmosphere. As we sit here today, the measures adopted worldwide are slowly repairing the ozone hole.
On the lighter side, as a scuba diver who abhors cold water, I appreciate the development of the wetsuit by a physicist at Cal. And while surfers and scuba divers use wetsuits for recreation, the wetsuit has helped military and commercial efforts as well.
UC investigators found a way to expose fingerprints when standard technologies fail. The process uses gold particles that bind to proteins left by fingers. I am sure this technique will soon appear on the hit television show C.S.I. (Crime Scene Investigation - CBS).
UC investigators analyzed the DNA from a bee dating back 40 million years, no doubt giving rise to the plot behind Jurassic Park.
Hepatitis B vaccine, human growth hormone, the Camarosa strawberry and light-emitting diodes - all products of UC research - have transformed your life, whether you realize it or not.
Lasers, fiber optics, wireless telecommunications and hundreds of other developments in agriculture, aerospace, electronics, computing and biotechnology have made our state's economy the fifth largest in the world. Literally hundreds of companies have been spawned by UC faculty, graduate students and graduates. Chiron, Genentech, Intel, and QUALCOMM are just a few that are recognized worldwide.
So today, as you drive in your car, made safer and more fuel efficient by researchers at UC; as you enjoy the produce of the Central Valley; as you take your medication, use your cell phone or enjoy a glass of wine, think of the UC researchers who have helped make it possible. And as you head for the polls next week and consider Proposition 47, think of all the educational institutions that have helped transform your life.
With your continued help, UC Merced will become part of this long tradition of transforming your life through research and development.
Two signature, interdisciplinary institutes are already envisioned. The Sierra Nevada Research Institute will focus on two issues dear to our hearts - air and water. These basics of life require our close attention as we bring 15 million new people into the state. Maximizing the water, using and reusing it to meet our needs; cleaning the air; reducing pollutants and protecting the atmosphere will require all of our ingenuity.
The second major institute, the World Cultures Institute, will foster research that centers on the rich cultural makeup of California and the San Joaquin Valley, and the ways in which different cultures have affected and are affecting our experience. Remember with me the richness of this cultural crossroads:
- In the 1700s, the Yokut tribe fished in the Merced River.
- In the 1800s, the Chinese helped build railroads and mines.
- In the early and middle 1900s, Japanese farmers and Mexican braceros worked the land, and William Saroyan wrote about his childhood as an Armenian-American in Fresno.
Over the years, California's Central Valley also has become home to Scandinavian, Armenian, Portuguese, Assyrian, Southeast Asian and Latin American immigrants. UC Merced and the World Cultures Institute will celebrate the rich heritage of these many cultures and extend that celebration into research on our global society. In just a few minutes, we will welcome students from the many cultures who have called the Central Valley home and who are the impetus for the World Cultures Institute.
Supporting these major research initiatives at UC Merced are collaborative agreements with UC-managed Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the United States National Parks Service.
Our partnership with Lawrence Livermore will focus on environmental sciences, advanced computing and biotechnology. Our partnership with Yosemite and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks will enable the use of the natural laboratories of the parks for field-based biological and environmental studies.
UC Merced will follow the long line of UC tradition, but we launch this new campus in circumstances that differ greatly from earlier years.
In the 1960s when the last three campuses were launched, the state provided more than 60 percent of operations funding for each campus. Because of the rapid growth of research programs, hospitals, public service programs and the like, today the State of California provides critical base funding that amounts to about 20 percent of the University's annual operating budget. The remainder comes from contracts and grants, from foundations, from gifts and from student fees.
This means that UC Merced must begin immediately to seek revenue sources to augment our state support.
We must immediately seek foundation support and we have. The Packard Foundation, the Hewlett Foundation and the Ford Foundation have all been extraordinarily helpful in our beginning stages.
We must immediately seek competitive grants and we have - from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Ford Foundation and the Yosemite Foundation.
We must immediately seek corporate gifts and we have. Wells Fargo, SBC Pac Bell, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company have helped fund generous programs to aid future students.
We must immediately seek private gifts and we have. To date, individuals have funded 14 endowed chairs and friends like John Myers and Margo Josephine have provided over $4.5 million in scholarships for our students. Our first professional school, the Ernest and Julio Gallo School of Management; our initial auditorium, so generously supported by Dr. Hanimireddy Lakireddy and his family; our library, the Leo and Dottie Kolligian Library and the Ed and Jeanne Kashian main floor; and our recreational center, the Joseph Edward Gallo Recreational and Wellness Center, have all been extended and enhanced by private gifts.
We are enormously grateful because these gifts begin the foundation for excellence that characterizes the UC system. Many of those who have made these gifts possible are with us today. Our benefactors, seated in the front row, have collectively contributed over $30 million in private sector support. I would ask them to stand and ask you to join me in acknowledging their generosity.
I would also like to acknowledge the community of Merced. In 1988 - fourteen years ago - a small group of leaders from Merced decided to make a run at landing the campus. In the ensuing years, after review of more than 85 potential sites in the San Joaquin Valley and after a recession put the campus on hold, this small group of leaders kept its vision at the forefront. Today is a major step in realizing that vision.
There is one other group I would like to thank - all the staff at UC Merced. All told we have more than 100 folks working on everything from outreach to graduate degrees. They have embraced this adventure; they have all rolled up their sleeves; they are bright, caring, funny; and they keep me going. Please stand and wave so we can thank you for your dedication.
To this wonderful community, to our Regents, our Governor, our faculty and all of our friends, I thank you all for your support. We still have many challenges to meet and we need your help more than ever as we begin our countdown to opening day. We do this in a fiscal environment that is more than challenging. We do this as thousands of students fill other campuses to the brim. We do this when counties and cities are strapped for funds. Yet, we must move forward and we must count on you to envision the future with us.
So, today we launch this new campus; a new adventure in education. This adventure, like most great ones before and since, will require equal parts of hope, determination and good fortune. In the end, and with your help, an accomplishment that was unimaginable at the outset will, looking back, appear inevitable.
Thank you very much.
Douglass, John A. (November 2001). "A Reflection and Prospectus on California Higher Education: The Beginning of a New History." California Policy Issues, pp. 81-156
Laughlin, Robert B. (1998). Nobel Biography. large.stanford.edu/rbl/nobel/docs/bio.htm
University of California Office of the President. (1993). In Pursuit of Ideas: 125 Fantastic Finds. Communication Services, Office of the President, Oakland, CA


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Much ink and bits have been written about the economics of Obamacare from the taxpayer's perspective – but little has been written about Obamacare from the perspective of a consumer. In the "real world", before you create a product, you spend a lot of time understanding your customer – what will motivate him to part with his money and buy your product? The Obama-nics sit and wonder – why aren't there millions of people signing up for Obamacare – it's such a great deal??
As of the almost-not-quite-deadline-with-possible-extensions date of March 31, 2014 – Obama claims to have 7 million people signed up for Obamacare – 80% or more had coverage previously that was canceled due to Obamacare itself… so we can be glad that a whopping 1.4 million people have health insurance now that didn't have it before. The problem, of course, is that we still have 30-40 million uninsured individuals.
We need to recall the fact that the main goal of Obamacare was to get everyone "covered" so that hospital emergency rooms would not be used as doctor's offices and preventable illnesses can indeed be prevented by patients who have the resources to see a physician.
It will be many months before we have a real breakdown on how many of those new enrollees have actually paid for their insurance and how many are enrolled due to the expansion in the Medicaid program…. but for now, we can safely assume that a pitiful few people actually have insurance now that didn't have it before. In short, the customer isn't "buying" – even with financial incentives and penalties.
The question is "why?"…..why didn't people sign up in droves – it can't totally be blamed on a messed up website.
The answer lies (as it usually does) in economics. People look at their upside and their downside and make an decision based on the value they perceive in signing up…and the threat they perceive in not signing up.
Healthcare insurance is not like fire insurance – where the MOST you can loose is the value of your home and possessions. With healthcare, the most you can loose is: absolutely everything…. as you will literally pay every dollar you have – every asset you can pawn to get well.
Healthcare insurance, like all insurance is a mechanism to monetize "risk" – I can sell my risk to the insurance company by compensating them with my premium payments. In exchange, if I get sick, they promise to pay my medical bills (after the deductible). In essence, they are limiting my healthcare risk to the amount of the deductible and any copay/coinsurance that is involved – they take all the risk beyond that amount….and they get your premium dollars to take that risk.
The critical element is that we should not forget about Medicaid – that nice free, catchall program to make sure that those with no assets and not enough income can get healthcare.
Given the fact that the worst-case scenario is that a person ends up on Medicaid: health insurance is really just limiting the risk that your assets and your income will be consumed by medical expenses.
Now we can start to understand why people are not flocking to buy an Obamacare policy – because it will consume their resources to the tune of several hundred to a thousand dollars per month and they are still on the hook for most of their medical expenses up to their $12K deductible limit. The average family will pay $3-20K/year on insurance and then still be on the hook for the first $12K in expenses. If they don't get covered – they get hit with a modest fine and their assets and much of their income is at risk.
However, in the event that they loose their assets and income – they then become Medicaid recipients – and voila – their healthcare payments are covered.
So the person with $10-20K of assets (which is the bulk of the demographic that Obamacare is focused) seems to be saying that they will risk their modicum of assets so they can avoid spending $3-20K/year in premiums for an event that may not happen….at which point they are going to loose the bulk of their assets to the deductible before any insurance kicks in.
In short, if you don't have assets to protect, what's the point of paying a huge chunk of your income to protect them?
In summary, Obamacare is not there to insure payments for healthcare – it is there to insure the assets of people so that they are not wiped out during a medical catastrophe. With Medicaid catching those who are wiped out, the 'risk' to the person is not worth the price of the (discounted) premiums – and people aren't willing to part with their money to buy the product.
The cost-benefit is not motivating and hence people are not buying.
After writing the above column, I think I've stumbled upon the ultimate scam – by the insurance companies.
Think about this scenario for the millions of fiscally marginal folks who buy an Obamacare policy and can barely pay the premiums.
They buy a policy… the insurance company gets its premiums (either from the customer or from the government)… and then the customer incurs a catastrophic medical condition…forcing him to pay $12K/year in deductibles which most can't afford. This $12K/year hit pushes the subscriber into the poverty level where Medicaid then takes over and pays the really big medical bills.
The insurance company gets the premiums and gets paid for assuming the risk – but do not have to pay out because much of this crowd will be forced into Medicaid and hence free the insurance company from paying out.
How's that for a major (totally legit) scam?


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1947: A disastrous hurricane, with winds of up to 98mph, swept across the country last night, leaving devastation in its wake, including parts of Swindon. The chimney stack fell in to a bedroom, crashing through the ceiling of Berkley Farm in Wroughton, leaving a gaping hole in the roof and wrecking the room below.
1957: The Sudanese trade unionists who visited Swindon were impressed with the growth of the houses on the Walcot estate. After a glimpse of the new hospital site at Okus they toured the Lawns estate.
1977: Jessica Dark, four, of Lansdown Road, Old Town, Swindon, is never short of ballet shoes as her parents have just opened a new ballet shop in Granville Street, Swindon. Jessica has been dancing since she was two, and has already appeared in two pantomimes.
2013: Dozens of people had the chance to try wheelchair sports at an event held at Delta Tennis. People tried wheelchair tennis, basketball and rugby during the session, which was led by teams and coaches from across the area.
Richard Watkins, head tennis coach at Delta Tennis, said they wanted to raise awareness of the sports on offer for people with disabilities.
1861: The Kingdom of Italy was proclaimed.
1969: Golda Meir became the first female Prime Minister of Israel.
2003: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Robin Cook, resigned from the British Cabinet in disagreement with government plans for the invasion of Iraq.
1919: Nat King Cole, American singer
1933: Penelope Lively, British author
1938: Rudolf Nureyev, Russian dancer and choreographer
1951: Kurt Russell, American actor
1956: Rory McGrath, English comedian
1962: Clare Grogan, Scottish singer and actress
1964: Rob Lowe, American actor
1969: Alexander McQueen, fashion designer
1976: Stephen Gately, Irish singer with Boyzone
1982: Steven Pienaar, Everton and South Africa footballer
1986: Edin Džeko, Manchester City and Bosnia footballer
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Abita Brewing Company – Tour Abita to learn how 151,000 barrels of the finest beer in Louisiana gets brewed every year. Brewery tours, pub fare and plenty of beer are 12 minutes northeast of our hotel.
Insta-Gator Ranch & Hatchery – More than 2,000 Louisiana alligators are waiting to welcome you to their home just 20 minutes north of us. Experience firsthand the life and times of Louisiana's oldest residents. The kids will love holding the baby gators, too.
Historic Downtown Covington – Explore art galleries, eclectic shops and restaurants serving distinctive cuisine. Stop by HJ Smith's Son General Store, owned by the same family since its opening in 1876, and then rent a bike to explore Tammany Trace, a 31-mile-long path.
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