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ST LOUIS, MO--Monsanto is seeking public relations counsel as the seed giant attempts to counter fierce opposition to its products in many countries around the world.
The Holmes Report understands that the company has issued an RFP that involves PR and social media counsel.
According to sources familiar with the situation, Monsanto is aiming develop a more cohesive communications approach, in the face of sustained NGO criticism.
Once dubbed 'the world's most evil corporation', Monsanto is no stranger to criticism. Earlier this year, a 'March Against Monsanto' protest was held in numerous countries, following a Facebook campaign that attacked the company's promotion of genetically modified crops.
The company recently signalled that it will not attempt to expand its GMOs in many European countries, because of public opposition.
While acceptance of GMO crops in other regions is higher, Monsanto has found itself battling US farmers. The company recently won another round in its legal battle with organic growers, but faces new lawsuits from farmers regarding GMO wheat.
The US Senate recently rejected an amendment that would require mandatory labelling of GMO foods, despite pressure from consumer groups. The Biotechnology Industry Organization, which includes Monsanto, DuPont and other major players, has said that it supports voluntary labelling.
State legislatures in Vermont and Connecticut, meanwhile, are pushing ahead with mandatory labelling plans, while Whole Foods has said it will implement its own labelling policy by 2018.
Monsanto is not thought to work with a PR agency-of-record in the US, but has enlisted support Burson-Marsteller and APCO on recent projects.
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Thousands of elderly on Cape Cod are regularly faced with choosing one of two very difficult alternatives: Stay at home and struggle all alone in their activities of daily life, or give in completely and move into a nursing home. But the MassHealth agency has been working towards providing at home Medicaid care for these people for a number of reasons. Firstly, such a program enables people to live as independently as possible, and thereby sustain quality of life. And second, with nursing home costs averaging about $10,000 per month, the state has a lot of financial incentives to keep those requiring anything less than 24 hour assistance in their homes.
The greater Boston and Worcester metropolitan regions have been able to provide these services for years now, mainly because earlier Medicaid home care models were aimed at serving communities with higher populations. These models, because of the densities of elderly communities, had the best chance of operating in a cost-effective manner. So the introduction of MassHealth elderly care services at home on Cape Cod is in some ways revolutionary, especially since the region is a retirement destination and growing increasingly older. We've written this article to summarize what we've been told to expect in the coming year, by the providers themselves.
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Almost all elders should have a kind of Medicare coverage (or Medicare alternative), perhaps in addition to a supplement. Open enrollment for Medicare programs occurs every fall, and interested applicants should either visit the Medicare/SS website at www.cms.gov for guidance, or else try to visit their local senior center during the summer in order to be prepared and to obtain more information.
How to Qualify for MassHealth Home Health Care Step 2 – Medicaid
To begin with, new visitors to our site should quickly review our page describing the differences between MassHealth, Medicaid and Medicare. These programs overlap in a variety of instances, and cannot always be easily distinguished from one another. In fact, even nurses and caregivers themselves may confuse which service is paying their salaries! But it is also important and useful to take the time to learn the principles around the asset test or "spending down" to qualify for Medicaid under MassHealth. By doing so, our clients are already half way towards understanding the qualifications for receiving care at home. And that is because the same MassHealth application is used whether the individual seeks long term care at a nursing home or in their own home.
Generally, the same requirements apply whether the applicant is applying for long term care in a facility or home health care. The individual cannot have any more than $2000 of assets (except for the certain exemptions described in our MassHealth & Medicaid information page). And, most importantly, the applicant and his spouse cannot have made any "gifts" defined by MassHealth as "disqualifying transfers" within the past 5 years. Qualifying for MassHealth is an area that we specialize in as attorneys, and we recommend that every family come see us before proceeding with an application. The risk of inadvertently disqualifying an applicant all too common, and all too expensive.
MassHealth at Home Care Step 3 – Waiver
The "Frail Elder Waiver" is actually the key to all MassHealth home care programs. This is the section of the agency's regulations that describes how someone becomes eligible to stay at home. The agency itself basically requires that A) Be at least 65 or older (or disabled), B) Be physically eligible to need care and stay at home as determined by the program, C) Have countable income below certain federal guidelines ($2,873 for an individual in 2013) and D) Have essentially no assets.
The two programs administering home based Medicaid on Cape Cod, Tufts SCO and Navicare, have similar yet different sets of requirements for their programs at the time of this writing. The coordinators in these programs have different opinions of what income levels will qualify an applicant, but it is their back offices which ultimately make the eligibility determination. These back offices are very good at crunching numbers, but they are not equipped to deal with helping applicants qualify for Medicaid liability exemptions, or to cure disqualifying transfers. That is why we at McNamara & Yates always emphasize that a no-cost consultation with us is absolutely necessary for families.
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These at-home programs for administering Medicaid are helpful not only because they coordinate in-home care for Massachusetts residents (including personal care attendant services in the home); but also because they effectively coordinate all of the MassHealth member's insurance coverage under Medicare and Medicaid into one plan. In addition, there are some added benefits. Here are some highlights that each of the two companies offer:
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- Prescription Drugs – $0 per prescription
- Certain OTC drugs w/prescription – $0 per prescription
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- Dental Care – $0 for Services ranging from Preventive Cleanings to Root Canals
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If you need specialized advice on applying for MassHealth and would like to know more about how the 5 year look back rule works, what kind of transfers are "disqualifying," or what types of transfers might be made to the applicant's children, feel free to call our office anytime at 508-888-8100 or email email@example.com.


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A rainforest in Alaska sounds far-fetched, but it does exist. This past August, I was fortunate enough to take a cruise through the Inside Passage of Alaska, and one of the highlights of my trip was visiting Glacier Gardens, part of Alaska's rainforest area, and the Tongass National Rainforest, the largest remaining temperate rainforest on earth. Both are located in the southeast portion of Alaska.
It is hard to imagine that the gardens, which cover more than 50 acres of land, were begun by a husband and wife who were interested in starting a nursery business. Steve and Cindy Bowhay purchased 6 1/2 acres of land back in 1984. The acreage had been destroyed by a tremendous landslide, and mud, up-turned trees, and a stream that had been rechanneled were all that greeted the couple. I'm sure the local town folk of Juneau thought they were crazy to try and do anything with such a horrible mess. However, the Bowhays had a vision for reclaiming the land and turning it into their own personal garden paradise.
They built ponds, waterfalls, and areas for their nursery's greenhouses. The beauty of the natural landscape, with its lush variety of plants, lichen and moss hanging from low-growing shrubs, alpine trees, and flowering plants, such as rhododendrons, azaleas, and Alaska's state flower, forget-me-nots, created a picture-perfect spot. As their glacier garden grew and matured, the couple decided to share their garden paradise with the public. Thus began Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure.
I enjoyed my tour of Glacier Gardens and especially liked the upside-down tree planters scattered throughout the property. The idea for recycling trees which had been cleared from the area, or uprooted during the landslide, came from Steve Bowhay. By accident, while removing tree stumps, he slammed one stump, trunk first, into the muddy ground. The tree remained upright, with its dead roots stretching overhead in all directions. Steve thought the roots would make a wonderful planter and began trying to figure out how to make his idea work. He eventually came up with the use of fish netting to line the inside of the roots and moss to form a planter. Soon masses of flowering plants cascading over roots of upside-down tree "planters" could be seen throughout the garden. Over a hundred "planters" later, the garden is indeed scenic. As we drove around, I enjoyed seeing wild iris, lupine, skunk cabbage, fireweed, bunchberries, salmon berries, Douglas asters, and monkshood, to name a few of the plants. The lush green of native undergrowth, shrubs, and tall trees contrasted nicely with the bright blooms in the oversized "planters."
Once our garden tour was finished, we drove up Thunder Mountain and had a wonderful view of the valley and the town of Juneau. Too soon, the bus moved on down the mountain and back to Glacier Gardens.
From the gardens, we drove through Mendenhall Valley to Mendenhall Glacier. Being able to drive up close and view the tremendous size and beauty of this slow-moving sheet of ice was breathtaking.
As we journeyed back to the cruise ship, our guide told an interesting story about how Alaska got its state flag. In 1927, when Alaska was still a territory, a contest was held for Alaska's school children to design a flag. One Eskimo boy named John Bell Benson, from Chignik, drew a flag that had a dark-blue background and seven stars making up the Big Dipper. He drew an eighth star, the North Star, in the upper right-hand corner, to represent Alaska. His design won the contest and was Alaska's territorial flag until 1959, when Alaska became our 49th state. John's flag was then adopted as the official state flag of Alaska and has flown over schools, libraries and homes in Alaska ever since.
The natural beauty and rich history of Alaska made my cruise a trip I will never forget.
Beverly Peterson is a Master Gardener and member of Yuma Garden Club. She can be reached at email@example.com. This column is sponsored by the Federated Garden Clubs of Yuma.


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ST. AUGUSTINE | Johnny Rice, known to many as the Driftwood Messiah for his unique, nautical-themed artwork created from driftwood and other found objects, died Thursday morning at Flagler Hospital. He was 67.
Mr. Rice had been staying at the Budget Inn on Anastasia Boulevard since his Vilano Beach home burned down April 5.
Mr. Rice lived a colorful life and loved to tell stories about his adventures.
"He saved my life few times, and I saved his life a few times," said his brother, Grover Rice. "Like all of us, he had his demons to contend with, maybe a few more than most, but he was a good man."
Grover Rice is also an artist and lives in North Vilano Beach. He said their family, which consisted of himself, Johnny, another brother, Sonny, a sister, Marie, and their parents, moved to Florida from their native Rocky Mount, N.C., in the 1950s.
"Our father was an engineer for the Atlantic Coast Railroad," he said. "We never had much money, and we moved around a lot. We've lived all over the state of Florida, first moving to Key West, then later to St. Augustine."
Over the years, Johnny worked as a fisherman, carpenter, plumber's apprentice, dishwasher and "whatever else it took to get a check," as he said in a January profile.
For several years, Johnny had an art gallery at San Marco Avenue and Pine Street, and also taught art to children. Much of his work is displayed in area restaurants, as well as others all the way down to Key West.
Fellow artist and close friend Polly Edwards said Mr. Rice loved talking with the people who would stop at his little shack on Coastal Highway on Vilano Beach, where much of his artwork was displayed out front.
Grover said he will be cremated and that the family would likely scatter his ashes in the ocean on North Vilano Beach, near a spot where the three brothers had saved two boys from drowning in a rip current almost 50 years ago.
"But I think he's still with all of us," Grover said. "He's with everybody he's ever touched, and that makes me feel better."


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RAIPUR: Naya Raipur's first residential colony, Sector-27, developed by Chhattisgarh Housing Board (CGHB) for a capacity of 2,665 families, would finally be inaugurated today at 4pm. Chief minister Raman Singh would inaugurate the residential colony during the programme which would be presided by Vidhan Sabha speaker Dharamlal Kaushik.
Commissioner, Chhattisgarh housing board (CGHB) Sonmani Borah said that the residential colony has been developed over 156 acres of land, with 1,832 flats and 833 independent bungalows. He said that the colony is competent to all the parameters of modern residential projects launched till date. "It has all the advanced amenities as per modern parameters, including underground cable system and sewerage treatment plant, recycling and water harvesting in all the houses. Underground sewerage system will lead to hygienic atmosphere in the colony, while underground electricity supply will minimize the risk of accidents. Efficient water supply system will ensure continuous supply of water in the colony," Borah said. Water supply will be facilitated from Tila water reservoir and Pacheda filter plant, he added.


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KAUKAUNA - Dick Trickle was a Wisconsin racing institution. Hard driving, hard smoking and successful, with legend putting his Wisconsin win total at more than 1,000. The 71-year-old died Thursday in North Carolina of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Dick Trickle said in a 1999 interview, "I don't look at going to the race track as going to work, it is my hobby, and even though it is my career, it's fun, I enjoy it."
That enjoyment was evident to his many fans and friends at racetracks nationwide including Wisconsin International Raceway in the town of Buchanan, where Trickle won countless titles.
Roger Van Daalwyk, the owner of WIR, said Trickle was a man of the people. "He'd be in the pits talking to the fans. He'd walk around and talk to the guys. Just friendly, he'd always sign an autograph for the kids or whoever, just a great guy."
Terry Baldry of Waupaca watched Trickle as a fan and later shared the track with him as a competitor. Baldry, like all of the people I talked to, were in a state of disbelief at the news of Trickle's passing. "He was just a fun loving guy. That's why this comes as such a shock. It's unbelievable. He's the last person you ever would think something like this would happen to," Baldry said.
Doug Dohr of Darboy described the Trickle he knew of from the track. "He was just the man. He was always the man to beat. People would come from other areas, Michigan, wherever, but it was always Dick Trickle."
According to Van Daalwyk, Trickle's ability to captivate a crowd and put butts in the seat, is still felt at Wisconsin's race tracks. "Probably 99 percent of the guys here in the pits (at WIR) grew up on that hill watching Dick race and they watched Dick Trickle win everything," Van Daalwyk said.
That's not hyperbole. While the exact number is up for debate, Trickle is widely credited with winning more than 1,200 feature races in his career. Competitors and fans alike shared an admiration for Trickle's smooth style behind the wheel.
Baldry said when driver lined up against Trickle it didn't change their strategy, but drivers were definitely aware. "He was very respected, let's put it that way. I don't know what other way to put it," Baldry said.
Even when Trickle reached NASCAR, Van Daalwyk said Trickle always found a way to continue to run on the tracks of Wisconsin. "It didn't matter if he was over at Michigan the night before. He'd send another car over here. Jump in a plane, fly, land on our drag strip, jump out, qualify, fast time, run and win the feature," Van Daalwyk said.
As word of Trickle's passing spread through the racing community, those who knew him reflected on what they'll remember most about the legend.
"I think mainly his fun loving spirit and obviously a very, very good race car driver but he was just a fun guy to be around," Terry Baldry said.
"Dick Trickle was a fantastic race car driver and a good friend" Van Daalwyk added.
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