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Watch Pompeii: Set in 79 A.D., POMPEII tells the epic story of Milo (Kit Harington), a slave turned invincible gladiator who finds himself in a race against time to save his true love Cassia (Emily Browning), the beautiful daughter of a wealthy merchant who has been unwillingly betrothed to a corrupt Roman Senator. As Mount Vesuvius erupts in a torrent of blazing lava, Milo must fight his way out of the arena in order to save his beloved as the once magnificent Pompeii crumbles around him.
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So simply for its technical freshness, Time Code is eminently watchable, once you get used to the multiple-image composition. But it would be wrong to suggest that this novelty is the film's sole virtue. Despite the temptation to completely separate the technical aspects from the "content," it would be a disservice to do so.
Although the story itself may be thin, Figgis' technique allowed the actors to become truly absorbed in their roles, recapturing one of the virtues of stage performance most commonly lost on the big screen. And it provides a theatrical sense of closeness, as though we are bystanders in the midst of the action, only barely managing not to be noticed by the characters.
Not surprisingly, the excellent Skarsgård gives the most compelling performance, but Burrows, whose biggest exposure has been in the action films Deep Blue Sea and Wing Commander, reaches a similar intensity. The reality of the whole setup is convincing enough that, beyond those two, it's hard to single out particular performances. In the best sense, it appears as though we're simply surrounded by a group of real people.
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4x4: Toshiba Unveils Four 4G WiMax Ready Laptops
Toshiba today rolled out a set of four 4G WiMax-ready laptops, designed to give consumers broader wireless coverage all over town, not just at wireless hotspots.
"A WiMAX-equipped laptop gives on-the-go consumers the connection speeds they're used to in the office or at home without the need for additional hardware," said Carl Pinto, vice president of product development for Toshiba.
WiMax offers Internet connections over large areas and is an alternative to GSM and CDMA cell phone technologies. It is often confused with Wi-Fi , which provides an Internet connection over a very short distance, like between a computer and a home wireless router, and then connects to a DSL or cellular service for the long range connection.
Sprint and Clearwire formed a partnership to develop the necessary infrastructure to provide 4G/WiMax coverage in the U.S. 4G/WiMAX is currently available in 54 U.S. cities including Seattle, Chicago and Orlando. The service will be available in New York City, Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Denver, Minneapolis, Miami, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh by the end of this year, offering coverage to about 120 million people, according to the company. Sprint currently offers an unlimited 4G broadband plan for $50 per month.
- The Satellite A665: The 16-inch Satellite has an HD widescreen display, souped up audio package with the capability to play music without powering up the laptop. Choose from Intel's Core processors. Optional NVIDIA GeForce graphics card available for gamers. Prices start at $804.99.
- Satellite M645: The 14-inch Satellite is a more portable lightweight version of the A665. With the same Intel processor options, prices start at $759.99.
- Portégé R705: The ultra-portable Portégé weighs in at three pound, is less than an inch thick and has a battery life of eight and a half hours, the longest of Toshiba's WiMax laptops. The Portégé has built-in wireless display technology to wirelessly connect the laptop to a big screen HDTV. Price is $899.99.
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Toshiba's WiMAX enabled laptops will be available on Sept. 26, 2010 at select retailers. Look for the "Satellite" logo on the device for easy WiMax identification.
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ROSEMONT, Ill. - The eighth-seeded Georgetown University women's basketball squad fell to the top-seeded DePaul University Blue Demons (25-6), 78-54, in the quarterfinals of the BIG EAST Tournament Sunday evening at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill. The Hoyas led in the first, but couldn't hold on against the No. 25/25 Blue Demons finishing the season with a mark of 11-21.
"We really fought; we weren't as successful in not only the outcome, but in what we were trying to accomplish, which was to minimize their pressure," said Georgetown Head Coach Jim Lewis. "DePaul is a very good defensive team, and I think a lot of people look at their high scoring average, and there's a means to which they get to those high numbers, and it's all through their defense."
Sophomore guard Logan Battle (Springfield, Va./West Springfield) led the Hoyas with a career-best 20 points as the lone Hoya in double figures. Freshman center Natalie Butler (Fairfax Station, Va./Lake Braddock) had a squad-high 11 rebounds for the game.
Georgetown was outrebounded, 49-35, and had 28 turnovers, but shot 39.3 percent while holding DePaul to 36.4 percent shooting.
Battle opened the game with a 3-pointer on the left side and, despite the Blue Demons matching the trey on the other end, it was neck and neck as the teams traded buckets. DePaul fired from the outside, and Georgetown went down low as neither squad could put together a run.
That changed as the Hoyas staged an 11-0 run, including four points from both senior forward Andrea White (Lancaster, Va./Lancaster) and Battle, to take its first lead of the game, 18-14. The Blue Demons answered with a run of their own, however, as Megan Podkowa scored seven-consecutive points to regain the lead. DePaul went on an 11-0 tear, killing any Hoya momentum.
The Blue & Gray went into the break trailing, 33-22.
DePaul came out fired up in the second opening with a 13-2 run as fouls plagued the Hoyas.
Midway through the half, Battle heated up as Georgetown came back with a 12-3 run. Battle had a pair of 3-pointers and two layups as she singlehandedly brought GU back.
Despite Battle's efforts, it wasn't enough to get within striking distance and as the minutes ticked away the Hoyas couldn't find the answer.
The Hoyas eventually fell, 78-54.
Sunday was the second meeting between the squads in less than a week. GU fell to DePaul in the regular season finale.
The Hoyas finish Lewis' first season at the helm with an overall record of 11-21 and a mark of 4-14 in BIG EAST play. Georgetown will return nine players next season graduating White as well as senior guard Samisha Powell (Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne).
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Now on Kaiser Health News' blog, Mary Agnes Carey reports: "This week, the Senate is expected to consider – and amend — House-passed legislation that would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year. The bill did not include $949 million in additional funding that the Office of Management and Budget requested for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which is overseeing much of the roll-out of the health law. … While the OMB request did not specify what the $949 million would fund, 'it was pretty well known' that the money was to be used to implement the health law's exchanges, said Matt Dennis, a spokesman for Rep. Nita Lowey, D-N.Y., ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee" (Carey, 3/11). Check out what else is on the blog.
Kaiser Health News provides a fresh take on health policy developments with "Outrageous Fortune?" by Rex May.
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At the same time, President Barack Obama appears to be harboring hopes of reaching a big deficit-reduction deal that could include some of the money-saving changes that Republicans favor. The idea worries some congressional Democrats.
The Wall Street Journal: Opening Budget Bids Set Parties' Battle Lines
Congress opens a new chapter in the budget debate this week with the introduction of dueling blueprints from two lawmakers who illustrate their parties' vastly different approaches to the role of government. … (Rep. Paul) Ryan's budget will include no new tax increases or Pentagon cuts while advancing big changes to Medicare and Medicaid, all with the goal of erasing the annual federal deficit in 10 years. (Sen. Patty) Murray's plan is expected to increase taxes on upper-income households and corporations and make modest spending cuts to domestic programs; it wouldn't balance the budget anytime soon (Hook and Peterson, 3/10).
The New York Times' Political Memo: In Search Of Debt Deal, Obama Walks A Narrow Path
President Obama will go to Capitol Hill this week to try to salvage a big deficit-reduction deal, battling not only Republican resistance but also complaints from Democrats that he mishandled his last attempt. … White House aides have not ruled out some money-saving structural reforms to Medicare that Republicans favor, notably an idea promoted by the House majority leader, Eric Cantor, to combine the program's doctor and hospital components with a single deductible for beneficiaries. Using savings from entitlement shifts like that to replace sequestration, as the automatic cuts are called, would meet Republicans' demands not to use tax increases for that purpose (Stevenson and Harwood, 3/10).
Politico: Democrats Not Sold On A Safety Net Bargain
The talk of any deal with congressional Republicans — and for now, it's just that: talk — has liberals worried the White House will give in to changes to safety net programs including Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security (Nocera, 3/10).
In other budget news -
The Washington Post: Research Ties Economic Inequality To Gap In Life Expectancy
The tightening economic connection to longevity has profound implications for the simmering debate about trimming the nation's entitlement programs. Citing rising life expectancy, influential voices including the Simpson-Bowles deficit reduction commission, the Business Roundtable and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have argued that it makes sense to raise the eligibility age for Social Security and Medicare. But raising the eligibility ages — currently 65 for Medicare and moving toward 67 for full Social Security benefits — would mean fewer benefits for lower-income workers, who typically die younger than those who make more (Fletcher, 3/10).
The New York Times: Cuts Give Obama Path To Create Leaner Military
But the next set of cuts will be much harder, because they involve huge constituencies — in Congressional districts, inside the military services and among veterans' groups. "The problem is that the biggest, most-needed cuts are in programs that also have the broadest set of defenders," said Maren Leed, the director of the defense policy studies group at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington and a former top aide to Gen. Ray Odierno, now the Army's chief of staff. The most obvious examples of those problems come in base closings and higher co-payments or premiums for the beneficiaries of Tricare, the military's sprawling health care program, which costs upward of $51 billion a year (Sanger and Shanker, 3/10).
The budget plan for 2014 being advanced by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., includes a proposal to give states more authority over Medicaid. Meanwhile, the bill being considered by the Senate to fund the federal government through the end of this year does not include the funds for the exchanges that the administration wanted.
The Washington Post: Ryan Calls For Both Obamacare Repeal And Finding 'Common Ground' In Budget Fight
Past House Republican efforts to repeal the president's health-care law failed, and the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the law last year. Ryan's budget proposal, which includes controversial proposals for giving states more authority over Medicaid, is sure to encounter stiff resistance from Democrats in Congress who are committed to protecting Obamacare. That push back is likely to complicate Obama's efforts this week to advance a dialogue he reopened with Republicans last week on reaching a grand bargain on budget cuts and entitlement reform (Brown and Sullivan, 3/10).
Roll Call: Budget Chairman Ryan Projects Balance Through $5 Trillion In Spending Cuts, Medicare Shift
The House Republican budget will balance the budget over 10 years in part by cutting spending by about $5 trillion and turning Medicare into a premium support program, Rep. Paul D. Ryan said Sunday. The Wisconsin Republican, whose previous budget resolutions have been signposts for GOP economic policy priorities, said the fiscal 2014 plan that he will release Tuesday will not need to make dramatic changes from previous proposals because of improved economic circumstances (Ethridge, 3/10).
Los Angeles Times: Republicans Resume Effort To Repeal 'Obamacare'
Republicans in Congress are renewing their political assault on the nation's new healthcare law, trying to repeal President Obama's signature domestic achievement as part of the next battle over the federal budget (Masacaro, 3/10).
CNN: Ryan Says House GOP Budget Will Include Obamacare Repeal
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan says the budget he will unveil this week counts on a repeal of President Barack Obama's signature health reform law, a position which is unacceptable to many Democrats and unlikely to become law. Asked on "Fox News Sunday" about the political reality that a repeal of Obamacare is unlikely, Ryan responded, "Well, we believe it should, that's the point. That's what budgeting is all about. … It's about making tough choices to fix our country's problems. We believe that Obamacare is a program that will not work." The Wisconsin Republican has taken aim at the program in previous budget proposals and on the 2012 campaign trail as the GOP vice presidential nominee (Wallace, 3/10).
Modern Healthcare: New Ryan Plan Sticks To Familiar Themes: ACA Repeal, Medicare Premium Support
Offering a sneak preview of the 2014 budget he will propose this week, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said on the TV program Fox News Sunday that his fiscal plan—similar to his fiscal 2012 and 2013 blueprints—will promote repealing the 2010 healthcare law and transforming Medicare into a premium-support system. After Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace confirmed with Ryan that the House GOP plan again assumes overturning the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Wallace told Ryan: "That's not going to happen." Ryan didn't flinch when he replied that House Republicans think that it should (Zigmond, 3/10).
The Hill: Rep. Paul Ryan: House Budget Will Assume The Repeal Of 'ObamaCare'
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Sunday said he will not back down from the battle to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act even though some Republicans think the party should move on. Ryan dismissed criticism that House Republicans have virtually no chance of dismantling the signature legislative accomplishment of Obama's first term and their efforts might be better expended elsewhere (Bolton, 3/10).
Meanwhile, the bill now before Congress to fund spending for the rest of 2013 has sparked some concerns.
Kaiser Health News: Capsules: GOP Senators Seek To Cut Health Law Funding
This week, the Senate is expected to consider – and amend — House-passed legislation that would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year. The bill did not include $949 million in additional funding that the Office of Management and Budget requested for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which is overseeing much of the roll-out of the health law. … While the OMB request did not specify what the $949 million would fund, 'it was pretty well known' that the money was to be used to implement the health law's exchanges, said Matt Dennis, a spokesman for Rep. Nita Lowey, D-N.Y., ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee" (Carey, 3/11).
Politico: Senate Bill Won't Include President Obama Priorities
Paying a price for his indifference, President Barack Obama is expected to get little or none of the extra money for health care and Wall Street reforms that the administration has been seeking in a six-month stopgap spending bill coming to the Senate floor this week. ... The White House had wanted $949 million added within the Department of Health and Human Services to help lay the groundwork for setting up state health-care exchanges to begin enrollment next fall (Rogers, 3/10).
Politico reports that some GOP health care staffers have left Capitol Hill to take lobbying jobs that offer more money, fewer hours and less frustration.
Politico: Frustrated GOP Health Staffers Jump Ship
If you want to see how frustrated Republicans are with health care, just look at their staffs. Since the election, one top Republican health policy staffer after another has fled the Hill for consulting and lobbying gigs that promise better pay, fewer hours and less obstructionism. ... It's been a bumpy few years for these staffers, most of whom participated in the health care law negotiations in 2009 and 2010, watched as Democrats passed the law without a single Republican's vote, stood by as their bosses continually tried — and failed — to ditch the law and saw GOP hopes for entitlement reform fall by the wayside (Cunningham, 3/8).
In other Congressional news, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is pushing the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to scale back proposed cuts to Medicare Advantage -
The Hill: Rubio Presses HHS To Soften Medicare Advantage Cuts
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) pushed the federal Medicare agency on Friday to scale back its proposed cuts to private Medicare Advantage plans. The insurance industry is aggressively fighting the cuts, and has been looking for lawmakers to take up their case with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Rubio urged CMS Friday to use different assumptions about how Medicare will pay doctors next year — a change that would almost certainly lead the agency to scale back its proposed 2.2 percent cut (Baker, 3/8).
Politico reports some states that have been reticent or even opposed to setting up their own exchanges, like Ohio and Virginia, may be more hands-on than expected. Various reports from the Associated Press and MinnPost chart action in other states.
Politico: States Wrestle With New Obamacare Exchanges
Wanted: States to work on Obamacare health insurance exchanges. OK to keep it sort of hush-hush. More than half the states have declared they want nothing to do with setting up or running those health insurance marketplaces opening in their states later this year. But a closer look shows that at least a few of these states, like Ohio and Virginia, may have a larger role than they're letting on (Millman, 3/10).
CQ HealthBeat: Officials Have Different Views On States' Use Of Bargaining Power
Two longtime supporters of the health care law presented different views at a briefing on Friday of how insurance exchanges should be run. Jay Angoff, the former director of the federal Office of Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, said that states should be aggressive in standardizing benefits and negotiating rates with insurance carriers. He worried that the widespread use of brokers could drive up rates (Adams, 3/11).
The Associated Press: NM Health Insurance Exchange Proposal Advances
A proposal to create a state-operated health insurance exchange is heading to the Senate with bipartisan support, including from Republican Gov. Susana Martinez. Supporters said Saturday the latest proposal was a compromise that will allow New Mexico to meet a deadline for having an exchange ready to enroll uninsured New Mexicans in October and be fully operating by January (Massey, 3/10).
The Associated Press: Conn. Pushes Ahead With Health Care Exchange
As one of the states furthest along in preparing to enroll patients this fall in the new health insurance marketplace, Connecticut has discovered that being first comes with some challenges. The staff at Connecticut's quasi-public exchange, known as Access Health CT, has had to build both an agency and an online health insurance marketplace from the ground up, relying on directives and guidance from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that can change or need to be clarified (Haigh, 3/11).
The Associated Press: Fight Over Health Insurance Exchange Not Over In Michigan
Gov. Rick Snyder's attempt for legislative approval of a new health insurance market in Michigan has been 1 ½-year odyssey — and it's not over yet. The GOP-led Senate quickly got behind his state-run marketplace, or online exchange, in 2011 so the state could have more say in a key component of the federal health care law that will help people shop for required insurance. But House Republicans opposed to the law resisted throughout 2012, even after President Barack Obama's re-election (Eggert, 3/11).
MinnPost: GOP Legislators Hope To Change Exchange Bill In Conference
Republican lawmakers continued pressuring Democrats on Friday to compromise with the GOP on the implementation of Minnesota's health insurance exchange. The chambers of the DFL-controlled Legislature this week passed different versions of legislation to establish a state-based exchange along near party lines. Republicans have raised alarms about the Democrat-backed exchange since session began, and they say their concerns have largely been ignored (Nord, 3/8).
The Washington Post reports that Arkansas has discovered "wiggle room" regarding the expansion. Meanwhile, debates in state legislatures continue over what should happen in Arizona, Utah, California and Texas. And, in Pennsylvania, Gov. Tom Corbett plans a meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
The Washington Post: Arkansas Plan Shows That Health Care Law's Medicaid Expansion Leaves Flexibility For States
The Obama administration has taken a hard line with governors about an option to expand Medicaid under the new health law, telling them to take it or leave it — but leave it and lose access to millions of federal dollars. It turns out there is some wiggle room after all (Somashkhar, 3/9).
The New York Times: GOP In Arizona Is Pushed To Expand Medicaid
In the battle to get the Medicaid expansion being championed by Gov. Jan Brewer approved by the state's legislators, her closest advisers are hanging their hopes on the number eight. That is how many of the 17 Republicans in the State Senate they believe they can get on their side (Santos, 3/10).
The Associated Press: Utah Lawmakers Try To Prohibit Medicaid Expansion
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert is still waiting to decide whether to accept the federal government's offer to expand Medicaid, but a group of Utah lawmakers wants to let him know where they stand by passing a law prohibiting the expansion. Republican lawmakers say the expansion offers a "false promise" of federal support (3/11).
California Healthline: Floor Votes In Favor Of Expansion Bills
The state Assembly and Senate yesterday passed companion bills to expand Medi-Cal eligibility to more than one million Californians making up to 138 percent of federal poverty level. The bills also simplify the Medi-Cal enrollment process. "This bill takes an important step to make sure California remains a leader in health care reform," said Assembly Speaker John Pérez (D-Los Angeles), author of ABX1-1. "And this also helps bring billions of dollars in federal funds into California." The Senate passed its version of the legislation, SBX1-1, authored by Sen. Ed Hernandez (D-West Covina). The expansion will be fully funded with federal money for the first three years, declining to 90 percent in 2020 (Gorn, 3/8).
Los Angeles Times: Democrats, Brown At Odds Over Health Care Act
As Democratic lawmakers speed to implement President Obama's health care overhaul in California, they are finding themselves at odds with the leader of their own party: Gov. Jerry Brown. The governor and legislators disagree over how the state should expand Medicaid to more than 1 million low-income Californians, a critical component of the federal Affordable Care Act (Mishak, 3/9).
The Texas Tribune: Bill Grants HHSC Power To Address Medicaid Reform
State Rep. John Zerwas, R-Simonton, filed legislation Friday that would grant the Health and Human Services Commission authority to craft "a Texas solution" to Medicaid reform and negotiate with the Obama administration to draw down billions in federal financing to expand Medicaid services. As debate in the House Appropriations Committee on Medicaid expansion revealed Friday morning, the House remains divided on how Medicaid should be reformed and whether the program should be expanded. Currently, House Bill 3791 is a shell bill that will be altered as state legislators continue to negotiate how Medicaid should be reformed (Aaronson, 3/9).
The Associated Press: Corbett's Meeting With Sebelius About Medicaid Looms Large
Gov. Tom Corbett's top Department of Public Welfare official smiled and once again offered a variation of a statement that she had made countless times already in the past 24 hours to lawmakers pressing her for answers. "At this time we're moving down the path to look at all ways we can allow Pennsylvanians to have access to affordable, quality health care," Bev Mackereth [said]....That path will take Corbett to Washington to meet with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius about whether Pennsylvania should undertake a massive expansion of Medicaid's health care coverage, largely to low-income adults, under the 2010 Affordable Care Act (3/10).
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that businesses continue to find some provisions of the law "bewildering" while the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel offers a view on the size and scope of issues in play in Wisconsin.
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Businesses Find Health Care Law Bewildering
Part-time employees make up about a fifth of Virginia's workforce, and their employers usually aren't required to offer them health care coverage. But the federal health care reform is changing the playing field. Employees working 30 hours or more a week will count as full-timers under the new law and, as a result, they will be eligible for coverage, according to the Society for Human Resource Management. This will have the biggest impact on employers who do not provide coverage to part-time employees or who limit eligibility to only those part-timers who work more than 30 hours a week, the HR group said (Bacqué, 3/10).
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Federal Health Care Law Continues To Create Arguments
The state would spend $76.5 million and hire 89 workers over the next two years to implement federal legislation such as the health care law, under Gov. Scott Walker's budget bill. That spending request shows just a part of the massive task -- encompassing everything from computer projects to consumer outreach -- that must be completed to expand coverage for the uninsured under the federal Affordable Care Act, sometimes called Obamacare. How well this implementation goes will have substantial effects on both the uninsured and state and federal taxpayers (Stein, 3/9).
The Hill: States Balk At $15B Obama Health Care 'Tax'
A newly unveiled component of President Obama's health care law forcing insurers to pay annual fees is sowing angst in state capitols, where officials view the provision as a $15 billion tax that could disrupt Medicaid programs and other services. The health insurance providers fee, included in the health care reform law over the objections of congressional Republicans, is designed to raise tens of billions of dollars in the coming years (Goad, 3/8).
In other news --
Medpage Today: Health Reform: Costlier Than Planned?
Higher-than-expected costs for the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) preexisting condition risk pool are a sign that the law will cost more than first expected, according to some lawmakers and analysts. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) last month told states that it was suspending enrollment in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP), a program created under the ACA to help provide health coverage to those with preexisting medical conditions before other aspects of the law take effect in 2014. CMS said it would no longer enroll individuals because of financial constraints in the $5 billion program, even though enrollment has been lower than expected (Pittman, 3/8).
The Boston Globe reports on this trend. In other news, CQ HealthBeat reports that the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission gave a nod to shared-decision making between doctors and patients.
Boston Globe: Hospital Charges Bring A Backlash
Patients, angered by surprise surcharges that hospitals tack on bills for doctor visits, are increasingly challenging these fees — sometimes even refusing to pay. Hospitals say the charges cover their overhead, but the fees are sometimes added to the bill even when patients are treated in offices miles away from the medical centers. The fees can reach hundreds of dollars, and some resistant patients end up being pursued by collection agencies. Others, such as Wendy Frosh, are dropping longtime caregivers in favor of physicians not employed by hospitals (Kowalczyk, 3/11).
CQ HealthBeat: Shared Decision-Making By Doctors, Patients Elusive Goal In Medicare, Panel Says
Medicare Payment Advisory Commission members agreed Friday that doctors should give patients a much better sense of their treatment options for certain serious medical conditions. But they were at a loss to recommend how to make that happen on a widespread basis…Commissioners specifically wrestled with "shared decision-making," an approach designed to better incorporate patient preferences when it comes to treating such diseases as prostate and breast cancer and cardiovascular conditions where the medical evidence is unclear about which of several treatment options is best (Reichard, 3/8).
Dentists are voicing their concerns over patient care as more states consider licensing "dental therapists" to help alleviate a dental care shortage -- and so far only two states are using them.
Politico: 'Dental Therapists' Help Deal With Access Gap
Some state lawmakers think they've found the solution to the nation's severe dental care access problem, but so far, only two states are using the touted "dental therapists" -- and dentists aren't thrilled about the idea. According to the Pew Center on the States, more than 40 million Americans reside in areas with a shortage of dentists (Smith, 3/11).
The Associated Press: Dentists Wary Of New Role
Dental hygienists with advanced training could perform certain procedures now reserved for dentists, including routine fillings and tooth extractions, under a bill that supporters believe would improve access to oral health care for low-income Massachusetts residents and underprivileged children. The legislation would create a new, midlevel position called advanced dental hygiene practitioner, similar to a nurse practitioner in a physician's office and comparable to dental therapists that operate in more than 50 other countries (Salsberg, 3/11).
And in Minnesota, a report says dentists are underpaid by a state low-income medical assistance program --
MPR News: Report: Dentists Underpaid By State For Low-Income Patient Care
Minnesota doesn't pay dentists enough to treat patients enrolled in the state's Medical Assistance program, says a report issued Friday by the Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor. The report says the state should increase the base rate for dentists treating MA patients and it should simplify the claims process, so dentists will be more willing to continue serving these low-income patients. Dentists have long complained that Medical Assistance, the state's program for the poor, doesn't cover their expenses (Benson, 3/8).
A selection of state health policy stories from Texas, Missouri, Connecticut and North Carolina.
Stateline: Health Care Cuts From Vaccinations To Research
Sequestration spares Medicaid and almost all of Medicare, but automatic cuts to other federal health-care programs will make it more difficult for low-income Americans to get maternal and infant care, vaccinate their children, and receive treatment for mental illness. The federal government gives states tens of millions of dollars in grant money for health services each year, and all of those programs are subject to sequestration cuts. In addition, Washington will be funneling less public health and research money to states because of automatic cuts to federal agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and the National Institutes of Health (Ollove, 3/11).
The Associated Press: Right-To-Life Groups Split On End-Of-Life Decision
A battle is brewing at the Texas Legislature among right-to-life groups, but rather than debating when life begins, they are fighting over the rules that govern the end of a terminally ill person's life. The dispute revolves around what should happen when the patient's family wants to continue medical treatment when the doctors think it would only prolong the suffering (Tomlinson, 3/10).
Kansas City Star: Missouri Bill Would Let Health Providers Opt Out Of More Reproductive Services
Laws allowing health care workers to refuse to participate in an abortion have been on the books for decades. Missouri legislators, however, don't think they go far enough. They want to expand those laws to allow medical professionals to opt out of providing birth control, sterilization and assisted reproduction services and stem cell research. They would also be able to deny referrals for care. Under legislation that could come up for a vote in the Missouri House as early as today, health care providers would be shielded from punishment for refusing to provide this type of care if it violates their religious or moral principles (Hancock, 3/10).
CT Mirror: Residents Want Local Approval Power Over Inmate Nursing Home
Feeling duped and fearful of the state's plan to move inmates and mentally ill patients into a former nursing home without zoning approval, Rocky Hill neighbors and town leaders testified Friday for a bill that would require local site approval. Lawmakers representing Rocky Hill proposed the bill to prevent the state from opening similar prison nursing homes in the future. … The state Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services and the Department of Corrections plan to place infirm inmates who are near parole and mentally ill patients from the Connecticut Valley Hospital in the 95-bed nursing home. The home is privately owned will be privately run by iCare Inc. of Manchester (Merritt, 3/9).
North Carolina Health News: More Changes, Consolidation To Come In Mental Health System
The future for mental health care services in North Carolina looks like one with fewer agencies managing the dollars and still more upheaval. There are presently 11 managed care organizations delivering mental health, intellectual and developmental disability and substance abuse services around the state (Sisk, 3/8).
North Carolina Health News: Bill Provides Relief For Mentally Ill In Legal Limbo
A bill revived from last year's session would keep defendants with mental health problems from bouncing between state psychiatric hospitals and county jails while waiting to be tried (Hoban, 3/11).
Los Angeles Times: The Five Biggest Lies About Entitlement Programs
So here's a list with a bit more gravitas: The five biggest lies you're being told about entitlement programs. Never mind that the very word "entitlement" is a lie. Social Security and Medicare got that name because workers became "entitled" to those benefits by paying into the system. In recent years, however, the term has become distorted to signify benefits people are entitled to without earning them. Leaving that whopper aside, here are the top five (Michael Hiltzik, 3/8).
Forbes: Did You Really Pay For Your Medicare Benefits?
Time after time during Election Year 2012, seniors and near-seniors reacted to the slightest mention of Medicare reform with indignation and the emphatic insistence, "Don't you dare touch Medicare; I've paid for it!" There is only one problem with that statement: In a mathematical sense, it isn't true (Mark Hendrickson, 3/7).
The Washington Post: Payments To Elders Are Harming Our Future
Foolish, indiscriminate and badly timed cuts in the federal budget have begun. The primary reason is that Republicans have refused to budge any further on taxes. Still, Democrats must share some of the blame. By failing to propose more specific cuts to entitlement spending, they have forfeited the high ground and allowed a small but critical set of programs to absorb all of the pain (Harry J. Holzer and Isabel Sawhill, 3/8).
The Washington Post: Budget Ideas That Democrats And Republicans Might Agree On
Arizona's John McCain, South Carolina's Lindsey Graham, New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte -- have dared to say that they would, gasp!, consider raising revenue. The senators attach two caveats: Revenue must come through fundamental tax reform (getting rid of loopholes, not raising rates) and be accompanied by reined in entitlement spending. In theory, both sides agree on these approaches (Ruth Marcus, 3/8).
The Washington Post: A Grand Bargain On The Menu?
Mr. Obama's Republican dinner partners could and should respond favorably to his publicly announced proposal to raise $580 billion over the next decade by closing tax loopholes and limiting tax deductions to 28 percent of income for top earners. They can't and won't do that, however, without a bigger and more detailed commitment on entitlement reform than Mr. Obama has given publicly so far. Specifically, his offer of $400 billion in health program savings over ten years strikes us as both too small and insufficiently fleshed out, though it's a start (3/9).
The Washington Post: The High Costs Of Medicare's Low Prices
Steven Brill's recent Time magazine cover story, "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us," is an extraordinarily well-reported look at medical pricing, demonstrating that high health-care prices have little relationship to underlying cost. For many commentators, the much lower prices paid by Medicare suggests an obvious solution to our health-care problems -- "Medicare for all." There's only one problem with this "obvious" solution: Medicare has been a primary driver of the explosion of health-care costs in the United States despite -- and perhaps because of -- the low prices it pays (David Goldhill, 3/10).
Boston Globe: Reducing Health Costs: A Bitter Pill, Chewable For Doctors
When I read Steven Brill's epic takedown of health care costs in Time magazine, my first reactions were sticker shock and outrage. This was followed by unease: Did I really need to use that second square of gauze (priced at $77 a box, according to Brill) after placing that central venous catheter the other week? As he dissects a series of medical bills and follows each line item to its source, Brill points the finger both at marked-up prices by manufacturers and hospital administrators stemming from our lack of price controls and at the quantity of line items (i.e. the overuse of resources). Setting aside the critical need for payment reform and true price competition, doctors have a significant role to play in mitigating that second offense. To this end, we're now meant to learn about medical costs as part of our medical training, though institutional norms and perverse incentives have made this challenging (Ishani Ganguli, 3/11).
Roll Call: Fiscal Cliff Health Care Policy Fix Is Good For Rural Patients And Taxpayers
Rarely do federal lawmakers come upon a policy that can expand access to critical health care services and simultaneously save taxpayers money. But according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office, a tweak in the way Medicare pays for certain kidney disease drugs could do just that -- preserving the availability of crucial treatments to rural patients and saving the program billions. At issue is Medicare's handling of a few "oral-only" dialysis medications designed for end-stage renal disease, the most severe version of chronic kidney disease (Grace Boatright, 3/8).
San Jose Mercury News: Sequester And Health: Blind Cuts In Medical Research Will Cost Lives And Hurt The Economy
As of March 1, sequestration has become a reality. Arbitrary, across-the-board cuts to most federal programs are being implemented to address our nation's budget crisis. As a physician, the CEO of a company that focuses on therapies to tackle some of the world's deadliest cancers and, most important, the father of a cancer survivor, the impact of this approach is very real to me. Put simply, sequestration threatens to stifle the biomedical breakthroughs that have distinguished us as global leaders and given hope to millions of patients and families grappling with life-threatening diseases (Anthony Coles, 3/8).
The Wall Street Journal: A New Obama?
Meantime, the real measure of Mr. Obama's seriousness isn't whether he's willing to spar over dinner but what kind of specific policy compromises he's willing to make. ... Will he put more than token entitlement reforms on the table? ... the President's Medicare proposals don't begin to solve the health-care spending problem. Short of Paul Ryan's premium-support plan, the only chance for reform worth the name is "comprehensive cost-sharing" that forces individuals to confront at least some of the costs of their own care. Count us as skeptical that Mr. Obama is willing to do any of this (3/10).
National Review: Escape From Obamacare
In the next nine months, young Americans -- particularly those who believed in President Obama's promise of health-care "reform" -- are about to get the biggest sticker shock of their lives. ... The respected economic consulting firm Oliver Wyman estimates that 80 percent of adults 21 to 29 years of age who make more than $16,000 a year will pay more for coverage, even after accounting for Obamacare's subsidies. Fortunately, there appears to be a partial escape hatch for young workers and others hit by Obamacare's premium increases, even if they don't work for big companies. Small firms and the specialized insurers that serve them may have found the lifeboats (to borrow Texas governor Rick Perry's comparison of Obamacare to the Titanic) to sail away from many of Obamacare's mandates (John Berlau, 3/11).
Politico: GOP Folds On Obamacare
The winter of conservative discontent continues. On Wednesday, the House Republican majority led by Speaker John Boehner used the cover of a fake "snowstorm" to pass a continuing resolution that funds Obamacare for the rest of the 2013 fiscal year and they could lose their majority as a result of the decision (L. Brent Bozell, 3/8).
The New York Times: Dwindling Deficit Disorder
Right now, a sustainable deficit would be around $460 billion. The actual deficit is bigger than that. But according to new estimates by the budget office, half of our current deficit reflects the effects of a still-depressed economy. The "cyclically adjusted" deficit -- what the deficit would be if we were near full employment -- is only about $423 billion, which puts it in the sustainable range; next year the budget office expects that number to fall to just $172 billion. … So we do not, repeat do not, face any kind of deficit crisis either now or for years to come. There are, of course, longer-term fiscal issues: rising health costs and an aging population will put the budget under growing pressure over the course of the 2020s. But I have yet to see any coherent explanation of why these longer-run concerns should determine budget policy right now. And as I said, given the needs of the economy, the deficit is currently too small (Paul Krugman, 3/10).
The New York Times: Hold Generic Drug Makers Accountable
A New Hampshire woman who was severely injured by a generic drug in 2004 is still struggling to hold the manufacturer liable. Her case will be argued this month before the Supreme Court, which has already severely limited the ability of consumers to sue generic manufacturers and may well limit it further. If so, some way must be found to compensate this plaintiff, Karen Bartlett, and others who have been hurt by generic drugs, which account for 80 percent of all prescriptions in this country (3/10).
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US Fed Cup roster: No Williams, Stephens against Italy
With Serena Williams and Sloane Stephens pulling out because of injuries, the U.S. Fed Cup team will field an inexperienced roster of Madison Keys, Alison Riske, Christina McHale and Lauren Davis against Italy.
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The first-round matches are Feb. 8-9 at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland.
Keys is the highest-ranked member of the U.S. team at 37th. She, Riske and Davis will make their Fed Cup debuts.
The U.S. Tennis Association announced its team Wednesday, saying that the No. 1-ranked Williams has a back injury, and No. 18 Stephens is out with a wrist problem.
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The Marshall County Board of Supervisors heard a plea from the Holly Springs and Marshall County school districts Monday to find some way to participate in the Create Foundation's tuition guarantee program.
Trustee Paul Lampley, with the city school district, urged the board to help find matching funds so students who want help with a two-year college program won't miss the opportunity to get an education and a career due to lack of money for school.
Irene Walton, superintendent of education with the city, said each year the district is improving its graduation rates and now wants to know what the school district can do to help graduates take the next step.
Marvia Kilgore, representing Marshall County schools, said tuition guarantees are "imperative."
"We know it all starts with people working and paying taxes," she said, referring to the economy. "To me, this is a good place to start. The funds are there (from Create) and it is just a match. It's about people paying into society, not taking from society."
The board of supervisors agreed, despite the uphill battle the nation, states and counties face to come up with any money for needed projects.
Larry Hall, county administrator, said Benton County, one of two counties not participating earlier, has some students in the program. Several years ago the Planning and Development Districts proposed that counties put up $25,000 a year to build up a pool of money that could be used to fund the tuition guarantee program. The program requires the student to exhaust all usual sources of tuition support first and then the student must maintain grades. They can attend the college of their own choosing.
"Nobody in this room is opposed to it," Hall said. "Knowing there will be budget shortfalls, there was no way to add $100,000 to the budget. But working together...."
Bill Mobley, Industrial Development Authority director, clarified he has served on the Create Committee for tuition guarantee, serving with Bill Renick (Three Rivers Planning and Development District), and he is embarrassed that Marshall is the only county that has not taken advantage of the program.
The program guarantees two years' tuition for qualifying students who have exhausted all other means of support. The actual amounts a county spends turns out to be small, he said.
"It gives every student a chance to go for two years," he said.
The program was started at Meridian Community College, he said.
Hall cited some figures that said Calhoun County had 31 students to apply and five were awarded the tuition. Lafayette County also participated and 10 students took advantage of the program. The average size of the award came to $410, he said.
Lampley urged the community to find the right steps to make the program available to all deserving students in the county.
"To these young persons, it means life or death," he said.
Supervisor George Zinn III asked if the first step would be to form a committee to enlist support for the program.
Hall suggested the stakeholders meet with Sharon Gardner, executive director of Northeast Planning and Development District, to design a plan.
Supervisor Ronnie Joe Bennett admitted these are difficult economic times and "everyone knows these are bad times, but there are a lot of smart kids" who deserve a a fair shake at a college degree.
"Let us know the route we need to take on this and we are going to move with it," said Lampley.
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They talked about having confidence in your ability, and you can't be shy about it: 'Is this what you really want to do? One of the things Mr. (John) Mara said was some people, when they get hired, they were satisfied because they finally reached the pinnacle. And then there are some people — and I feel like this is me — I still have a chip on my shoulder. All these other people kept getting these jobs, and now I'm getting this job. But I'm not done yet. I still have that chip on my shoulder.
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Throughout the past few years in the NASCAR racing community there have been few topics that most racing teams could all get together and agree on. There does appear one or two hot button issues that almost every camp can fight towards a common goal. The main two that I think of would be all the race teamslove Martinsville Speedway's chili dogs and that they'd prefer another option for tires on race day.
For all of these teams there appears to be a new-found hope at the end of the tussle over the best tire manufacturer to be paired with NASCAR. A simple meeting between NASCAR big wigs and Michelin tires might be a small step in the right direction to testing the waters.
I can't even remember a time that more than five or six races in the season could go by without there being several folks getting defensive about being forced to use the Goodyear tires. It hasn't always been this way and I am really not understanding the logic behind this forced brand loyalty.
I would find it super swell if NASCAR would give me one of those good ol' Helton and Pemberton approved messages on this subject. At least explain the thought process that they are using for such a monopolistic mentality within the sport. This is an American sport and I find it silly to mandate a tire that has consistently caused various different problems for all involved on Sunday afternoon.
It is apparent that NASCAR as a governing body has no problems with changing things on a fairly consistent basis. Youknow silly little things like the points systems and how the entire sport is organized at this level. But can you imagine them actually working to change what every team uses that is vital to basic necessities on a vehicle.
Instead of giving the public an even remotely sensible clue to the issues, reps for Goodyear have simply reiterated that the teams and certain drivers are just abusing their products.
I have yet to actually speak with any tires on this subject so I am not positive on any personal tire abuse stories. I have certainly noticed that this absolute reliance on the Goodyear tires seems to be upsetting more and more folks.
I won't disagree that a tire can be tested on these tracks but honestly isn't that the entire point of having a tire. What have the R & D team been working on at the Goodyear tire plant?
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California Coast offers stunning views of the spectacular underwater ecosystems in our very own backyard, from kelp forests filled with leopard sharks and wolf eels to rocky reefs blanketed in vibrant pink anemones and colorful corals.
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This 100,000-gallon tank replicates habitats of the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary, from quiet salt marshes to turbulent rocky inlets. A walkway along the surface allows visitors to smell the seawater and witness the filling and draining of tide pools as waves spill onto a small beach. Down on the aquarium level, an enormous window reveals the underwater haunts of eels, anemones, sea stars, rockfish, herring, sardines, urchins, and more, all buffeted by a specially created wave-surge system that replicates the sanctuary's strong, nutrient-rich ocean currents.
Rocky Reefs
Our latest addition to the California Coast exhibit is an astoundingly colorful, 2,000 gallon tank filled with vibrant brittle stars, painted greenlings, and rosy rockfish, giving visitors a glimpse into the vast array of fish and invertebrates that thrive in California's National Marine Sanctuaries. A series of jewel tanks highlight some of the area's most fascinating marine creatures, and interactive displays illustrate the migration pathways of sea turtles, humpback whales, and sharks that pass through these rich marine habitats. At the Citizen Science station, visitors can contribute to an ongoing Academy research project—and learn more about how to protect California's vibrant and vital coastal ecosystems.
Discovery Tidepool
Touch and examine a variety of ocean creatures at the Discovery Tidepool, where Steinhart Aquarium biologists and docents help visitors of all ages interact with and learn about starfish, sea urchins, and other creatures native to the California coastline. Special magnifying cameras are also available, encouraging an unusually close look at tidepool residents.
And More
Don't miss our giant Pacific octopus, the enormous sea bass and halibut in the Tank of Giants, and the Southern California Kelp Forest, housing colorful Garibaldis and other fish that glide through strands of giant kelp.
Steinhart Aquarium
At 25-feet-deep—and holding 212,000 gallons of water—the Academy's Philippine Coral Reef exhibit is one of the deepest indoor displays of live corals in the world.
Support Philippine
The Academy remains committed to supporting victims of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the Philippines in November 2013. If you'd like to join us in supporting those affected by the storm, please consider making a donation to one of the following organizations:
Academy members enjoy a full year of unlimited admission, reserved Planetarium passes, access to special events, Academy discounts, and more!


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ZAP Fitness Girls on the Run 5K
The ZAP Fitness Girls on the Run 5K is celebrated twice each year as the culminating event in our 12-week GOTR curriculum. The Fall 2014 5K is scheduled for December 6th, 2014 and is open only to GOTR current and past participants and families. Current GOTR-HC particpants and current coaches do not need to register! Running buddies and past particpants do need to register. Registration deadline to insure a t-shirt is November 18, 2014!
When: December 6, 2014, 9:00am Where: TBD
Bib pick up/on-site registration: 7:30-8:30am
Registration and fees: Everyone except current participants and coaches need to register! To register online please click here! To register offline, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. Registration fees are $15.00 if received byNovember 18, 2014,- t-shirt guaranteed. From 11/19/14 until race day, registration is $20, t-shirts available on a first come basis. Day of registration starts at 8:30am and we can accept cash or checks.
If you need to pay 5K registration fees offline, please speak to your child's coach or call Mary Sheryl Horine at 828-262-7557.
Questions? firstname.lastname@example.com 828.262.7557
Inclement weather: In case of inclement weather, information will be posted on gotr.appstate.edu by 7:30am! Please be prepared -- this event will take place except for extreme circumstances.
Refunds: No refunds will be given. In the event the 5K run is cancelled, registrations will transfer to our Spring 2015 5K.
Order of events:
7:30am- Registration opens. Coaches will pick up team signs and bibs for all girls at the "Coach's Area." Bib and t-shirt pick-up for both pre-registered and day-of registrants will occur at the "Registration Area."
7:45 - 8:45am- Pre 5K warm up and dancing, happy hair painting, card signing at the "Creative Area."
8:45 - 9:00am-- Parade of teams
9:00- 5K starts!
9:30 - 10:30- Post 5K dancing and warm down with bagels and hot chocolate from Panera Bread, fruit and water from Earth Fare, and frozen yogurt from Menchies!


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Paul Cameron is the co-founder of Booktrack, a new service matching synchronized music, sound effects and ambient sound to the text of e-books.
Paul Cameron is the co-founder of Booktrack, a service matching synchronized music, sound effects and ambient sound to the text of e-books. Paul is also a qualified aeronautical engineer, and a graduate from the Royal Canadian Air Force. After a decade flying as an officer with the Royal New Zealand Air Force, Paul founded the Marops Defense Projects Division in 2006, which was subsequently selected as one of the top 20 fastest growing companies in New Zealand. Paul went on to co-found Booktrack in 2010.
As the reader progresses through a Booktrack story, the soundtrack keeps pace, and the reader can pause or resume the soundtrack manually whenever needed. Separately controlled music, sound effects and ambient soundtracks, meanwhile, can be turned off, lowered or raised individually, depending on the reader's personal preference. READ MORE…
Where Are They Now? with Grubwithus
In this latest instalment in our Where Are They Now series, we're taking a look a back on the progress Grubwithus have made since we covered them back in February this year.
Back in February, Grubwithus was already organizing its 'social meals' in Chicago and San Francisco. Those seeking to begin new friendships over dinner with strangers could sign up to participate in a meal for an average of USD 20. Grubwithus was already working with selected restaurants to host the social dining events, and had begun privately testing a new service which would enable members to plan and create meals themselves.
Since February, Grubwithus' focus has primarily been on expansion. Building on the initial success the service met in Chicago and San Francisco, the social meals have also been launched in New York, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Boston and Seattle. READ MORE…
Wise Words with Helen Andreae
Helen Andreae is the creator of Auti, a toy designed to help autistic children learn positive play behaviors.
Helen Andreae is the creator of Auti, a toy designed to help autistic children learn positive play behaviors. Having worked as a Design Intern at Formway, and as a graphic designer for a crowd-funded TV show and an early social network, Helen went on to create Auti for her Industrial Design degree at Victoria University of Wellington. She is now continuing to develop her work on Auti, while also working as a Research Assistant and Tutor at Victoria University.
Designed to teach autistic children how to interact with others, Auti's sensors will shut down and switch off the toy in response to anti-social behavior such as screaming or hitting. Equally, the toy will respond positively, with small animal-like movements if the child speaks softly or strokes Auti's fur. Suitable for children aged six months and above, Auti is currently still a prototype, and Andreae would like to broaden its functions for a range of teaching applications before considering producing Auti commercially. READ MORE…
Leo Rocco is the founder of Pago, an app which enables users to order and pay for goods before collection at local stores.
Leo Rocco is the founder of Pago, an app which enables users to order and pay for goods before collecting them at local stores. Having graduated from Kettering University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and MIS, Leo went on to work at PTC, (a provider of Product Lifecycle Management Solutions), and then at IBM, working with customers such as Intel, Cisco, HP, Oracle and eBay.
Pago launched in August this year and has already established partnerships with over 50 venues. Users of the app can browse the goods and services available from these venues, place an order and pay through the app, then visit the store when their order is ready for collection. Social media integration, meanwhile, means users can post reviews and recommendations of their transactions on Facebook and Twitter, and the app's built in loyalty scheme enables users to trade in points — which are earned with each transaction —for discounts and deals. READ MORE…


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Tag Archives: EU
Further Boost for Europe's Largest Healthcare Partnership
By Pharm Exec | Published: July 9, 2014
The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) has announced the launch of IMI2, with a budget of €3.3 billion (US$ 4.5 bn). IMI (the Innovative Medicines Initiative) is a public-private partnership (PPP) between the European Commission and EFPIA, and was already the largest healthcare PPP in Europe. The budget for its first phase (2008-2013) […]
Posted in Europe, Global | Also tagged EFPIA, Europe, European Commission, IMI, Innovative Medicines Initiative | Leave a comment
European Pharma Policy Reaches "New Level of Timidity"
By Guest Blogger | Published: July 9, 2014
By Peter O' Donnell, Applied Clinical Trials. The European Union has managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of opportunity once more! A long-heralded document portentously entitled "Pharmaceutical industry: a strategic sector for the European economy," and supposedly initiating a new start in long-term thinking about boosting the drug industry, squeezes the thinnest and weakest […]
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Eight Lessons for Enhancing Compliance Effectiveness in Europe
By Guest Blogger | Published: June 23, 2014
Andy Bender and Geert van Gansewinkel outline eight lessons for executing a soft change program for enhancing compliance effectiveness within European life sciences organizations. The European compliance and transparency landscape has changed rapidly over the last couple of years. Over and above the challenging compliance landscape, there is additional complexity impacting transparency relating to the […]
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Desperate Measures: Industry Teams with Parallel Traders to Tackle Counterfeiters in Europe
By Reflector | Published: June 20, 2014
While action is heating up at the international level to tackle counterfeit drugs, Europe is making its own efforts to stop fake medicines from entering the legal supply chain. An improbable cross-sector partnership is struggling to secure support for a pan-European system to keep counterfeits out. It's improbable because it brings together not only manufacturers, […]
Posted in Anti-counterfeiting, Europe, Global, Guest Blog, Regulatory, Safety | Also tagged anticounterfeiting, EFPIA, EGA, European Union, Operation Pangea VII, parallel trading | Leave a comment
EMA to Review Safety of Ibuprofen Medicines
By Pharm Exec | Published: June 13, 2014
The European Medicine Agency's Pharmacovigilance and Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) has started a review to evaluate the cardiovascular risks with systemic ibuprofen medicines.
Posted in Europe, Global, Regulatory, Safety | Also tagged drug safety, EMA, European Medicines Agency, ibuprofen, Pharmacovigilance and Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) | Leave a comment


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"This is not the Beowulf you read back at school!" rants director Robert Zemeckis. "It's all about killing and fornication!" It's actually more about pointless techno-noodling – a specky, keyboard-hugging castration of the Old English epic poem that everyone loves to pretend they hate. The eye-catching cast surely signed up as cheerleaders for version two of the ropey rotoscoping that Zemeckis pioneered in The Polar Express. But blustering Bob has spent so much time geeking over 3D gimmicks, he hasn't bothered with the tiresome business of sourcing a decent script, gelling the narrative or drawing emotion from the characters.
The story (Beowulf kills the monstrous Grendel and then has to tackle yummy mummy, Mrs Grendel) hobbles along, swollen by sterile, videogamey swoops and pans. Some scenes are lavish and rousing (Grendel's first attack, Beowulf's storm-lashed arrival), while others feel dashed off and undercooked.
Character design is equally fickle. Beowulf (Ray Winstone) looks like a genetic mash-up of Sean Bean and Viggo Mortensen, Grendel's Mum (Angelina Jolie) is a primordial porn-star, the slimy Unferth (John Malkovich) looks like the victim of a stag-night Botox prank and the Queen (Robin Wright Penn) just looks a bit ill... In pushing for both real and unreal, Beowulf ends up plain surreal. Sure, push the technology, but not at the expense of trusted traditions.
The double-disc's interminable, flickering-monitor featurettes are pure distraction: a taut texture-map of computer fibs laid over the flabby truth… This is fancy-dress fantasy: all style, no soul.


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Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Many nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, minimal bike lanes.
5232 North Campbell Avenue has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
5232 North Campbell Avenue is a 19 minute walk from the Brown Line at the Rockwell stop.
This location is in the Budlong Woods neighborhood in Chicago. Nearby parks include Winnemac Park, Gross Park and East River Park.
Nearby schools include Budlong Elementary School, Gateway To Learning and North Shore Sda Jr Academy.
The closest grocery stores are Tony's Finer Foods, European American Grocery & Meat and Anjani Food & Liquor.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Jimmy's Pizza Cafe and Muppet. There are 56 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Da Rae Jung, La Cabana De Don Luis and Chop Suey Huang.
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5232 North Campbell Avenue is in the Budlong Woods neighborhood. Budlong Woods is the 65th most walkable neighborhood in Chicago with a neighborhood Walk Score of 81.
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Endocrine – Adrenal Gland - Porterville College PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine – Adrenal Gland Part 1 Addison's Disease Etiology Primary Bilateral adrenalectomy Secondary i ACTH from pituitary i hypothalamus stimulation Addison's ...
Source : http://home.portervillecollege.edu/eKeele/Endocrine/Endocrine%20adrenal%206a%20web.ppt
Endocrine System and Hormone Function - biologicalsciences - home PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine System and Hormone Function Endocrine System The endocrine system is a major controlling system of the body Through hormones, it stimulate such long-term ...
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The Endocrine System Review - Poudre School District PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System Review Major Glands of the Endocrine System Pituitary Gland Anterior and Posterior Pineal Gland Hypothalamus Thyroid Gland Parathyroid Thymus ...
Source : http://staffweb.psdschools.org/sbradley/Mr_Bradley/Anatomy/endocrine/The%20Endocrine%20System%20Review.ppt
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM - Georgia Highlands College PPT
Presentation Summary : ENDOCRINE SYSTEM TYPES OF GLANDS Endocrine Exocrine Endocrine glands; Endocrine tissue Pineal gland Pituitary gland Thyroid gland Parathyroid glands Thymus Adrenal ...
Source : http://www.highlands.edu/academics/divisions/scipe/biology/faculty/hargett/ppt2/2122endocrine.ppt
The Endocrine System - Illinois Wesleyan University PPT
Presentation Summary : Functions of the Endocrine System Controls the processes involved in movement and physiological equilibrium Includes all tissues or glands that secrete hormones into ...
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Endocrine Gland: - Wikispaces PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine Gland: Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland By: Stephanie, Noah, Esten, and Katie The Endocrine System Overview: Composed of hormone secreting glands Together ...
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Endocrine – Thyroid gland - Porterville College PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine – Thyroid gland Part 1 Hyperthyroidism Medical Treatment Iodine before surgery Potassium iodine saturated solution (SSKI) i vascularity of the thyroid i ...
Source : http://home.portervillecollege.edu/ekeele/Endocrine/Endocrine%20Thyroid%205a%20web.ppt
The Endocrine System - Weber State University PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System Chp. 6 Primary endocrine organs: main function is to secrete hormone(s) Secondary endocrine organs: secrete hormones as a secondary function
Source : http://faculty.weber.edu/nokazaki/Human_Physiology/Class%20notes/PPT%20notes/The%20Endocrine%20System.ppt
The Endocrine System - Harlan Community Academy High School PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System. The Master Gland. The body has two different types of glands. Endocrine glands are organs or groups of cells that secrete hormones directly into ...
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The Endocrine System - McGraw-Hill Education PPT
Presentation Summary : In Summary The organs of the endocrine system secrete hormones directly into blood ... Located behind the stomach Both exocrine gland and endocrine gland ...
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The Endocrine System - Collin College PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine System: Overview. Endocrine system – the body's second great controlling system which influences metabolic activities of cells by means of hormones
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Functional Organization of the Endocrine System PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine System Overview Hypothalamus and pituitary gland Hormones, receptors and their actions Second messengers Cell-Cell Communication Necessary for integration ...
Source : http://www.pc.maricopa.edu/Biology/jneuenfeldt/Finkenstadt/PPFall06/Endocrine
Endocrine Glands - Philadelphia University PPT
Presentation Summary : Title: Endocrine Glands Author: apennima Last modified by: Dr. Annette M. Parrott Created Date: 12/1/2004 5:25:54 PM Document presentation format
Source : http://www.philadelphia.edu.jo/academics/a_khrais/uploads/EndocrineSystemGlands.ppt
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System Are your hormones runnin' wild? Glands Exocrine - Secrete into ducts or onto a free surface - sweat, sebaceous, mucous, digestive Endocrine ...
Source : http://phsfusco.org/bio/human_bio/Endocrine/Endocrine.ppt
THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM - Tamalpais Union High School District PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine Glands The Endocrine Glands PITUITARY Anterior pituitary-releases 6 hormones 1. GH-growth hormone stimulates cells to increase and divide 2.
Source : http://www.tamdistrict.org/cms/lib/CA01000875/Centricity/Domain/681/EndocrineNotesPartII2013.ppt
THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM - Pennsbury School District PPT
Presentation Summary : THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Chapter 11 Composition of the Endocrine System The endocrine system is composed of organs that produce and secrete hormones.
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The endocrine system - Hartnell College PPT
Presentation Summary : The endocrine system Its control over body functions What is an endocrine gland? Secretory structure Secretes into interstitial fluid, then blood Secretion rates are ...
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Endocrine System - Hartnell College PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine System Chapter 10 Endocrine Glands Endocrine glands are ductless glands and tissues that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream.
Source : http://www.hartnell.edu/faculty/jhughey/Files/endocrinespring2014.ppt
Hormones of the Body - Springfield Technical Community College PPT
Presentation Summary : We'll go through all the glands and the hormones they produce in this PowerPoint Presentation! By Dawn Tamarkin, Ph.D. Springfield Technical Community College
Source : http://faculty.stcc.edu/AandP/AP/powerpoint/endocrine/endocrine.ppt
Endocrine System - Azusa Pacific University PPT
Presentation Summary : Endocrine System Chapters 21, 22, 23, 24, 26 Endocrine System Endocrine system regulates essential activities of the body Metabolism of nutrients Reproduction Growth ...
Source : http://home.apu.edu/~jchandler/Pharmacology/Endocrine%20System07.ppt
The Endocrine System and Hormone Function--An Overview Define ... PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System and Hormone Function--An Overview Define hormone and target organ.Describe how hormones bring about their effects in the body.Explain how various ...
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The Endocrine System - Weber State University PPT
Presentation Summary : The Endocrine System Adrenal Glands Outer cortex (bulk of the adrenal gland) Mineralcorticoids (mineral-targeting hormones from the cortex) Controls electrolyte ...
Source : http://programs.weber.edu/hpstudents/shanaeteuscher/myprofessionalstuff/coursework/humanbiology/endocrinesystem.pps
Human Endocrine System - PBworks PPT
Presentation Summary : Human Endocrine System Endocrine Overview Hormones- chemical messengers travel through body Target cell or organ- organ or cells that a hormone affects Control of ...
Source : http://dellas.pbworks.com/f/Human+Endocrine+System.ppt
Synthesis, Storage and Secretion of Hormones - Quia PPT
Presentation Summary : Collection of glands that secrete chemical messages we call hormones. hormones and glands- foundation of the endocrine system. Hormones are grouped into three classes ...
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Chinatown is probably my second favourite neighbourhood in Liverpool, after Lark Lane. Like Lark Lane, it's filled with affordable restaurants selling delicious food. One of my favourites has to be Tokyou, a cool little noodle bar that attracts a great mix of visitors and locals with its tasty dishes, large portions and cheap prices.
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