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11/5/2012 (2 years ago)
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President Obama, in his breakneck rush to impose Obamacare on the nation, has set up a system whereby conflicts of interest could prevail. This is the latest danger which the Senate Finance Committee has identified with the way Obamacare is being implemented.
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11/5/2012 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Obamacare, corruption, pace, speed, Hatch, HHS
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - The 2014 deadline for establishing an insurance exchange that will cover some 30 states, has both the private sector and government working feverishly to complete the process in time. In their rush, virtually no time is allowed to scrutinize private participants for any conflicts of interest.
The Obama administration has farmed out the job of constructing a data services hub for the government. That hub will be an integral part of the federal insurance exchange. Recently, one of the contractors working on the project, Quality Software Services, Inc. (QSSI) was acquired by UnitedHealth Group, which is a large healthcare conglomerate.
The Senate Finance Committee is concerned that UnitedHealth group could be enjoying the advantage of an uneven playing field, given their size in the marketplace, but that advantage cannot be examined for any conflicts of interest because there simply isn't enough time.
To meet the 2014 deadline, now just 14 months in the future, the parties involved have no time to stop and answer questions.
This lack of transparency has Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) worried that the entire scheme could run into ever-larger problems as the rapid, opaque process invites corruption.
To address the concern, Senator Hatch has reasonably asked Health and Human Services Secretary, Kathleen Sebelius for a full account of the contractors who have been selected to build the exchange as well as what federal officials signed off on the contractors.
Hatch, along with his Senate colleagues, are looking to ensure that ethical considerations are abided by as Obamacare is imposed on America. It's the best they can do.
"I am seeking more information about the contracts associated with the entities selected to build the federally facilitated exchange (FFE) and the federal data services hub that will support the FFE," Hatch wrote.
The Senator is interested in whether or not the HHS bothered to review the acquisition of QSSI by UnitedHealth Group, and if any regard was paid to the possibility that a conflict of interest could be created.
Hatch gave Sebelius a deadline of October 26 to respond to his letter.
She has ignored it.
However, had she met the deadline, there is little the Senate could have done. The breakneck pace the Obama administration has set leaves no time to properly vett and evaluate contracts and to replace contractors if problems arise.
In other words, there's no time to correct mistakes.
With billions of dollars likely to flow through these exchanges, many of them coming from taxes, the federal government has a responsibility to ensure the public isn't going to be fleeced while using a system they are essentially compelled under threat of law to use.
Unfortunately, the system is already rigged so that members of the Senate Finance Committee, whose job it is to oversee such things, cannot even ask questions and obtain responses. And even if they did get answers, there is little they can do.
Ultimately, Obamacare is being slammed down the throat of every taxpayer, and there's no answer to what it really contains. Unless a repeal is voted, which is unlikely, America is going to have to like Dr. Obama's prescription, regardless of how much snake-oil it contains.
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Raymond Prouty waits for his case to be called Tuesday in Merrimack County Superior Court. (PAT GROSSMITH/?UNION LEADER)
"It just started and escalated. It's not like I have a million in the bank," Ward said Prouty told investigators.
Prouty, of Hooksett, also arranged for another niece to receive $73,805 in unauthorized SNHU scholarships. Ward said after the hearing that none of Prouty's relatives were aware of what he was doing; none will be required to make reimbursement.
Ward said from May 2004 through May 2012, Prouty also stole $95,091.03 from three Hooksett Kiwanis organizations. He was treasurer at the time and would keep money taken in as cash.
An insurance company has already reimbursed the university $500,000. Prouty made his first restitution payment — $125,000 — Tuesday and is to pay $100,000 annually to SNHU until the debt is repaid. As a backup, he named the university the beneficiary of a $1 million life insurance policy.
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Having said that, I have had a number of images "borrowed" and used in dive shop promo flyers etc... sales, trips etc. although in all cases, the watermark is intact. In one shop's case, the accompanying text suggests that somehow that particular shop was involved in capturing that image... and they were not in any way. I mentioned it to the owner (who I know well and is something of a friend) and he sort of laughed it off with some comment about all the exposure I was getting. Awesome. 'Cause flattery is everything.... I take an altruistic approach in that if my borrowed images encourage someone to take up diving or something, than that's ok.


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Rave for generous patron, rant for hanging baskets thief
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RAVE To Eric, Hailey, Kaitlyn and Leslie, employees at my favorite bakery in Poulsbo, who came to my rescue when I was parked outside their shop, discovered I'd forgotten to turn off my headlights and my car was dead. They came to the rescue, assisted by assorted locals and tourists, brought a car around, got my car jumped and back on the road quickly so I didn't miss my ferry. Poulsbo people rock!
RANT For the sullen, slow-motion store employee who became even more sullen after he was unable to answer a question about an item. Asked if he was having a bad day he replied, "It's not very motivating for me to have someone tell me I don't know what I'm talking about." An even bigger rant for the entire generation of counselors, educators and parents who systematically taught his generation that the world owes them unconditional enthusiasm and praise.
RAVE My husband and I were disappointed to find the Sunday performance of "Kaleidoscope" was sold out when we arrived at the theater. While we waited to see if there would be tickets unclaimed at "Will Call," a woman picked up four tickets, said she needed only two and offered us her extras. I asked her how much we owed her and she just replied "Happy Mother's Day." What a wonderful example of generosity for her young daughter, so we wouldn't miss out on seeing the exuberant dancing of the well-trained children of the "Kaleidoscope" company.
RAVE AND RANT Rave to the Link light rail employee who found my camera I'd left there when they checked the train at the end of the line and turned it in. An additional rave to the Link light rail system that works so well. Rant to me for the ugly thoughts I had when I realized I'd left my camera on the Link; I was sure I'd never see it again. It was a good lesson for me to not be so quick to judge or condemn.
RANT To whoever took my two beautiful hanging baskets off my front porch in the middle of the day. They were given to me by my sons to console me after learning my father has cancer and only a short time to live.
RAVE To the person who found my gold earring in Bellevue Square and turned it in to customer service. I'd given up ever finding it after twice retracing my steps. The pair was a gift from my father 40-some years ago and meant so much to me. You turned a sad experience into one of joy. Thank you.
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National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month and National Caregiver Month
Submitted by Deborah Peters on November 24, 2014
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia among older people. Often, the changes that occur in the brain during Alzheimer's disease are linked with other forms of dementia, such as vascular dementia. The following is a personal tribute in honor of National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month and National Caregiver Month.
My aunt has vascular dementia and she doesn't even remember who I am! It's really weird to watch her interact with her friends. She sounds like herself and even though both her hands are disfigured from the two strokes that put her there, she basically still looks like herself; but she really isn't the same. When I visited her for the first time since the strokes, she first thought I was my mom; then she got confused and uncomfortable when I tried to explain who I was. I decided it was best to let it alone realizing that it was futile to make her know the truth. I tried to be strong but I soon became overwhelmed; the tears streamed down my face and my body racked with convulsions despite my weak attempt to stifle them. She didn't even notice that I was crying and I was sitting right next to her! Her nurse explained that she would most likely forget that I was there five seconds after I left, and as I looked back at her on my way out, I noticed that this seemed to be the case.
Having a family member with vascular dementia can be nerve-racking and it's so difficult to accept that this person will never remember who you are. This person with whom you've spent many summers; that had you over for sleepovers as a child; that made you oatmeal whenever you visited and had you bring your own pillow on the walk over to her place from your own, all eight blocks of it! The only consolation is that there are places and people who can accommodate and make them happy in their present state of mind. She's been through some ups and downs; on a liquid diet for the past year because she couldn't hold down anything solid. She went from a size extra-large to size medium and can no longer walk; but still, even confined to a wheelchair, she's a great Bingo player, the most popular (as usual) and has the best bed space in the place thanks to her loving and devoted husband. My aunt is an amazing woman.


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Class Marshal Deana Nicoletti leads in graduates of Manchester Community College, held at St. Anselm College's Sullivan Arena Wednesday. (Kathy Remillard Photo)
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Holloway reminded students to thank those who supported their educational goals.
"Thank you — they're very important words, and they mean a lot to the people who hear them," he added.
He urged students not to be complacent, to seek opportunity and to learn as much as they can.
"Start here, and go far," he said. "Destiny is not by chance, but by choice."
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The shift away from post-acute hospital-based procedures to ambulatory services, which lack high-cost infrastructures, is "the future of healthcare," according to one health system executive. Keys to revenue growth include economies of scale and joint ventures with physician groups and hospitals.
Ambulatory surgery centers will continue to record volume growth as hospital inpatient surgery volumes continue to shrink, a report from Moody's Investors Service shows.
Moody's senior analyst and vice president Ron Neysmith said in a new study this month that the lower costs for outpatient procedures in ambulatory settings are driving the transition away from hospital-centric care.
"Ambulatory service centers provide care without the high-cost infrastructures associated with hospitals," Neysmith said in prepared remarks. "More procedures can be done safely on an outpatient basis and outpatient facilities are reimbursed on average 57% of the hospital rate for similar procedures, so insurance payors, including Medicare, have increasingly been directing patients to lower-cost settings."
As a result, ambulatory service centers' same-store revenues have been growing in the low- to mid-single digits since 2007 while same-hospital inpatient surgeries have been flat (measured at a 0.22% annual decline) in the same period.
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La Pieve Marsina
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In the top of a hill set in the patchwork of vineyards that characterizes the area of Chianti Classico, in the heart of an ancient medieval village, was born a few years ago Pieve Marsina.
The structure, made up of nice apartments, has as principal objective to allow our guests to enjoy the calm, beauty and pleasures that our region can offer.
That is our apartments were restored in accordance with the traditions, is therefore ancient terracotta floors, large walls decorated in warm colors that we found undergoing restructuring, large stone and brick fireplaces and beautiful loggias from magical atmosphere.
The beauty of Chianti is certainly on the depth of his landscapes made of hills, vineyards, castles, trees and small villages, all the wonders that can recharge your body and spirit if admired from the outside equipped spaces available for each apartment or relaxing new swimming pool with views over vineyards and the Castello di Brolio.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Argentario 70 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Pisa 100 km, Nearest railway: Siena 12 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Staffed property
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, TV, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Hair dryer
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Bicycles available
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La Pieve Marsina is a perfect base for visiting the enchanting Gothic grandeur of Siena, the historic rival, Florence, the romantic splendour of the ancient maritime republic of Pisa and a whole host of art cities. If you leave the main urban areas, you'll find another Tuscany, equally fascinating, with ancient villages set on the top of verdant hills and churches nestling in remote areas.
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"The more I see, the less I know for sure"*…
This is a serious subject, not a joke, and this site is here to expose the actions of those who exploited these young men and defrauded us their fans. It is to defend the honor of everyone involved who did not take part in it willingly. It has become apparent to us in this extensive and painstaking research that there were never just four individual people known as "John", "Paul", "George", and "Ringo" who comprised one Rock & Roll band known as "The Beatles", and rose to fame as the world's first supergroup. For all intents and purposes as far as we can tell, no one such group ever existed.
— The Beatles Never Existed Dot Com
The Paul-Is-Dead meme has been kicking around for decades now, based on discrepancies in certain photos and fueled by the free-floating paranoia of the White Album; Paul looks a bit taller in the later photos, it turns out, and maybe the Abbey Road cover looks a bit like a funeral procession. The only reasonable explanation, the theory goes, is that Paul was killed in 1966 and replaced by a double, canonically known as William Campbell.
But recently, a site has suggested taking the theory one step further. If there was no Paul—that is, no singular person responsible for the musical output of "Paul McCartney" between 1942 and the present—then there couldn't really be a Beatles either. Everyone had to be in on it, which suggests they were either doubles themselves or sufficiently threatened by the threat of double-replacement that they kept quiet about it all. The Beatles as we know them, the four smiling lads having a great time playing music and being famous, never existed. It was all just a parade of doubles, orchestrated by a sinister British music establishment.
It's a bizarre thing to think, but it's basically right: The idea of The Beatles has been a tissue of lies for a while now, and if we have to go through a bunch of Paul Is Dead shenanigans to finally acknowledge that, then so be it…
Decide for yourself whether the Fab Four is in fact the Faux Four at "The Beatles Never Existed."
* John Lennon
As we wonder if this is what John was hinting at when he compared the Beatles to Jesus, we might recall that the Beatles (whoever they were) entered the UK pop charts for the first time on this date in 1962, with their first single, "Love Me Do" (B side: "P.S. I Love You").
"Four legs good, two legs bad"*…
Manchester-based design firm Dorothy commissioned illustrator Tracy Worrall to create "Rock 'N Roll Zoo." It's a collection of prints featuring 77 fantastical animals inspired by song titles. Included are playfully literal depictions of The Doors' Peace Frog, Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell, and other strange beasts rock stars have used as lyrical metaphors… animals are grouped by species, so the Pixies' "Monkey Gone to Heaven" gets to hang out with the Beastie Boys' "Brass Monkey," the Kink's "Apeman," and the Goodies' Funky Gibbon; while the various pigs of rock–the Beatles' "Piggies," Black Sabbath's "War Pigs," and Pink Floyd's "Pigs on the Wing"–are lumped into the same sty…
In addition to the full print, [there are] boxed set collections, including the Indie Kid collection (featuring "Elephant Stone" by The Stone Roses, "Monkey Gone to Heaven" by Pixies and "Beetlebum" by Blur) and [as below] the '80s collection (featuring "Bat Out of Hell" by Meatloaf, "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor, and "Hungry Like a Wolf" by Duran Duran)…
More at "An Illustrated Guide To Every Animal In Rock Music."
Just as our ancient ancestors drew animals on cave walls and carved animals from wood and bone, we decorate our homes with animal prints and motifs, give our children stuffed animals to clutch, cartoon animals to watch, animal stories to read.
- Diane Ackerman
* George Orwell, Animal Farm
As we walk the dog, we might recall that it was on this date in 1998 that a federal judge in St. Louis ruled that the Fort Zumwalt High School marching band would not be allowed to play Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" in its '60s medley. The song had been banned by the high school superintendent on the grounds it promoted drug use…. even as one waxes nostalgic, one notes that "White Rabbit" was the nickname of Owsley Stanley, the Bay Area's preferred purveyor of LSD.
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"In many ways, classic rock became bigger than mainstream rock"*…
Led Zeppelin is classic rock. So are Mötley Crüe and Ozzy Osbourne. But what about U2 or Nirvana? As a child of the 1990s, I never doubted that any of these bands were classic rock, even though it may be shocking for many to hear. And then I heard Green Day's "American Idiot" on a classic rock station a few weeks ago, and I was shocked.
It was my first time hearing a band I grew up with referred to as "classic rock." Almost anyone who listens to music over a long enough period of time probably experiences this moment — my colleagues related some of their own, like hearing R.E.M. or Guns N' Roses on a classic rock station — but it made me wonder, what precisely is classic rock?…
Follow FiveThirtyEight's deep– and diverting– dive into the data at "Why Classic Rock Isn't What It Used To Be."
* Chuck D
As we roll around in our roots, we might spare a thought for another variety of classic: it was on this date in 1930 that Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington recorded his first big hit, "Mood Indigo." Ellington was fond of saying, "Well, I wrote that in 15 minutes while I was waiting for my mother to finish cooking dinner." With lyrics added by Mitchell Parish in 1931 (but credited to Ellington's manager Irving Mills), "Mood Indigo" became a vocal as well as an instrumental standard, recorded by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Nina Simone among many, many others.
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"If it weren't for Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of television, we'd still be eating frozen radio dinners"*…
There's no denying that newspapers are in jeopardy; emerging electronic media have eaten away at both their audiences and their advertising revenue. But lest we count them altogether out, we might remind ourselves that folks have been predicting their demise for decades.
From the March 1922 issue of Radio News magazine:
Seated comfortably in the club car of the Twenty-first Century Flyer — fast airplane service between London and New York — the president of the Ultra National Bank removes a small rubber disk from his vest pocket and places it over his ear. A moment hence, he will receive by radiophone the financial news of the world. Simultaneously, millions of other people all over the globe will receive the message. At designated hours, news of a general character will also be received.
The broadcasting of news by radiophone had long displaced the daily newspaper, and…
Don't scoff! The day may be nearer than you suspect. In Hungary, a wire "telephone newspaper" has been successfully conducted for more than 25 years. For nearly a year, financial news direct from the Amsterdam Bourse has been broadcasted by radiophone to 200 banks and brokerage firms in Holland. And within a few months the German Government has installed near Berlin a wireless telephone station for the broadcasting of general news on a regular daily schedule throughout the entire country.
More on the premature reports of the death of the newspaper at "1922: Radio Will Kill the Newspaper Star." (See also "The Newspaper of Tomorrow: 11 Predictions from Yesteryear."
* Johnny Carson
As we strap on our jet-packs, we might recall that it was on this date two years earlier, in 1920, that Scientific American got a forecast powerfully right; in an issue cover-dated the following day, it made then-bold prediction that radio would be come an important medium for delivering music.
It has been well known for some years that by placing a form of telephone transmitter in a concert hall or at any point where music is being played the sound may be carried over telephone wires to an ordinary telephone receiver at a distant point, thus enabling those several miles away to listen to the music. Such systems have been in use in London between a number of the theaters and hotels for many years, but it is only recently that a method of transmitting music by radio has been found possible.
It has now been discovered that music can be transmitted by wireless in the same manner as speech or code signals and as a result of research work on radio telephony at the Bureau of Standards it has been proven that music sent by this means does not lose its quality. It is, therefore, obvious that music can be performed at any place, radiated into the air through an ordinary radio transmitting set and received at any other place, even though hundreds of miles away. The music received can be made as loud as desired by suitable operation of the receiving apparatus. The result is perhaps not so very different from that secured by means of the ordinary telephone apparatus above mentioned, but the system is far simpler and does not require the use of any intermediate circuit. The entire feasibility of centralized concerts has been demonstrated and in fact such concerts are now being sent out by a number of persons and institutions. Experimental concerts are at present being conducted every Friday evening from 8:30 to 11:00 by the Radio Laboratory of the Bureau of Standards. The wave length used is 500 meters. This music can be heard by any one in the territory near the District of Columbia having a simple amateur receiving outfit. The possibilities of such centralized radio concerts are great and extremely interesting. One simple means of producing music for radio transmission is to play a phonograph into the radio transmitter. An interesting improvement upon this method is being utilized in the experiments at the Bureau. The carbon microphone, which is the mouthpiece of an ordinary telephone, is mounted on the phonograph in place of the usual vibrating diaphragm. As a result the phonograph record produces direct variations of electric current in the telephone apparatus instead of producing sound; thus while the music is not audible at the place where the phonograph record is being played, it is distinctly heard at the different receiving stations.
"The greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places"*…
Colon, Michigan (the name comes from a pair of nearby lakes shaped like the punctuation mark), a sleepy, one-streetlight town somewhere between Detroit and Chicago proudly bills itself as "The Magic Capital of the World." It's home to around 1,000 residents and holds at least 30 dead magicians [including native son Harry Blackstone, Sr. –The Great Blackstone] in its single small graveyard. The Colon High School mascot is a giant bunny rabbit. Though it lacks the soaring Gothic cathedrals of Hogwarts, it just might be the most magical place in the United States.
For the past 80 years, Colon has hosted Abbott's Magic Get Together, an annual gathering of several hundred magicians from all over the world who convene for a week of shows, lectures, and trick-jamming. At night, tipsy magicians mingle in bars and restaurants along Colon's single block of downtown, practicing their craft on passersby. The Get Together is less a conference and more a "family reunion"…
But like any good family reunion, the Get Together has its share of drama. Infighting over the town's magical heritage has made it harder for aging magicians to cooperate in attracting new members to their community. And modern, everyday technology — not to mention the proliferation of the internet — has made it harder for magic to seem… well, magical.
Still, when you throw hundreds of born-and-bred entertainers into this mecca of illusions, you're bound to get a party…
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* "And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." – Roald Dahl, The Minpins
As we take one card from the deck, remember it, then slip it back in, we might recall that it was on this date in 1791 that Mozart's last– and arguably most glorious– opera, The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte, K. 620), premiered in Vienna. Mozart conducted the opening, though he'd fallen ill only weeks before in Prague; he died 10 weeks later.
Hear the overture here.
"The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"*…
From the annals of the $20 billion phenomenon that is Electronic Dance Music (EDM)…
The latest craze, known as miss-mixing, is proving very popular amongst digital DJs as a way of highlighting that they are actually manually mixing tracks rather than using the sync button.
Michael Briscoe, also know as DJ Whopper, spoke about miss-mixing with Wunderground, "Flawless mixing is now a thing of the past, especially for any up and coming digital DJs. You just can't afford to mix without mistakes these days or you'll be labelled as a 'sync button DJ.'"
"I learned how to mix on vinyl years ago so naturally I'm pretty tight when it comes to matching beats," continued the resident DJ. "I swapped to digital format a couple of years ago because it's convenient, now I spend more time practicing making mistakes than I do practicing actual mixing."
"I like to drop in on the second or third beat, leave it play for a couple of bars and then quickly correct myself," explained Mr. Briscoe. "It's subtle yet affective, I call it The Perplexer. People who don't know what they're listening to won't even notice it while other DJs will be thinking 'that's a great mistake, who is this DJ Whopper lad anyway?' d'ya know what I mean?"…
Ponder the price of authenticity at "DJs Now Deliberately Making Mistakes To Prove They Are Real DJs."
* The title of a seminal work by recent (R)D "honoree" Walter Benjamin
As ask ourselves if it's real or if it's Memorex, we might recall that it was on this date in 1985 that the first Farm Aid concert was held, in Champaign, Illinois.
It started with an offhand remark made by Bob Dylan during his performance at Live Aid, the massive fundraising concert held at Wembley Stadium, London, and JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, in the early summer of 1985. As television viewers around the world phoned in donations in support of African famine relief, Dylan said from the stage, "I hope that some of the money…maybe they can just take a little bit of it, maybe…one or two million, maybe…and use it, say, to pay the mortgages on some of the farms and, the farmers here, owe to the banks." Dylan would come under harsh criticism from Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof for his remarks ("It was a crass, stupid and nationalistic thing to say," Geldof would later write), but he planted a seed with several fellow musicians who shared his concern over the state of the American family farm. Less than one month later, Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp announced plans for "Farm Aid," a benefit concert for America's farmers.
As one might have expected of a concert staged to "raise awareness about the loss of family farms and to raise funds to keep farm families on their land," Farm Aid featured a number of performers from the worlds of country, folk and rootsy rock music. There were the three main organizers and the instigator Bob Dylan, for instance, along with Hoyt Axton, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, Loretta Lynn, Joni Mitchell and Charley Pride. But the first Farm Aid, more than any of the annual Farm Aid concerts since, was a bit of a stylistic free-for-all, featuring artists united only by their interest in supporting a good cause.
"As soon as I read in the paper that there was gonna be such a thing," Sammy Hagar told MTV's cameras on the day of the show, "I called my manager and said, 'I wanna do it.' And he said, 'It's all country.' I said, 'I don't care. It's America. I wanna do it.' If there was anything more surprising than hearing Hagar perform his hard-rock anthem "I Can't Drive 55″ on the same stage that had earlier featured the quiet folk of Arlo Guthrie, it was hearing Lou Reed perform "Walk On The Wild Side" on a stage that had featured John Denver.
Over the years since its first charity concert on this day in 1985, the Farm Aid organization has raised upwards of $33 million to support small farmers, promote sustainable farming practices and encourage consumption of "good food from family farms."
Coincidentally, it was on this date in 1962 that Dylan played his first gig at Carnegie Hall…
"See Me, Feel Me"*…
In the late 60s, record companies took to the streets, using billboards to promote record releases. Photographer Robert Landau was there to document the blitz.
"When I went out to explore the world," says Landau. "I felt the Strip was like a gallery; there were these hand-painted works of art on the street. … They looked like giant art pieces that kind of represented my generation and the music I listened to."
"At one time, L.A. just felt a lot funkier. It felt more Western, and … people could come here and do whatever they want. To a degree, that created a lot of chaos, but there was something about that freedom that allowed people to do fun things," he says. "Things were a little quirkier back then. There was a bit more of a personal feel to the environment."
Read more at Dangerous Minds and at NPR; browse the full collection in his book, Rock 'n' Roll Billboards of the Sunset Strip; and see the ful range of his work at his site.
* single from The Who's 1969 album Tommy.
As we celebrate synesthesia, we might send birthday hooks to Charles Hardin "Buddy" Holley**; he was born on this date in 1936. A rock pioneer, Holley saw Elvis perform in 1955, and was inspired to create his own sound– a blend of Rockabilly and R&B– that exploded onto the music scene. He was among the first to write, produce, and perform his own songs, and established the "two guitar, bass, and drums" template that became standard for rock.
His career lasted only a year and a half, before he was killed in a plane crash. Still, he was profoundly influential on the future of popular music: an avowed influence on hundreds of acts, including the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan; and one of the most covered artists of all time.
** Decca Records misspelled his name "Holly" on his first release, and Holley adopted the "stage spelling" for the rest of his career.
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Al-Jazeera America debuts as newest news network
Al-Jazeera America signed on with a brisk hello from anchor Tony Harris before he got down to business with his network's first stories: continued turmoil in Egypt, shots fired at an Atlanta elementary school and more wildfires in the West.
AP Television Writer
Al-Jazeera America signed on with a brisk hello from anchor Tony Harris before he got down to business with his network's first stories: continued turmoil in Egypt, shots fired at an Atlanta elementary school and more wildfires in the West.
With that, the network entered the cable news fray long dominated by CNN, MSNBC and Fox News Channel.
The Qatar-based Al-Jazeera Media Network launched its U.S. outlet only eight months after announcing the new venture, which replaced Al Gore's Current TV in more than 45 million TV homes Tuesday.
An hour before settling into its regular schedule at 4 p.m. Eastern time, the network aired a prerecorded preview of its programming and goals.
"We are here to tell the story the way it happens, as it happens," anchor Antonio Mora said as the preview began.
At the same time, the Al-Jazeera English network was suspended. It had been available since 2006 online and in a scattering of cable systems.
Headquartered in New York, Al-Jazeera America has vowed to provide unbiased, in-depth domestic and global news. It aims to strike a contrast to the "news talk" often favored by its Big Three competitors. (Its promotional tagline: "There's more to it.")
It has hired a number of veterans of U.S. television, including Harris, a CNN alum, and Mora, previously at ABC News. Other familiar faces include Sheila MacVicar (formerly of CBS News), Soledad O'Brien (NBC News and CNN), Joie Chen (CNN and CBS News) and John Seigenthaler (NBC News).
Scheduled programs include a nightly newscast anchored by Seigenthaler; "Consider This," a current-affairs hour hosted by Mora; "America Tonight," a newsmagazine described as the network's flagship telecast anchored by Chen; and "Real Money" with former CNN business correspondent Ali Velshi.
Besides New York, domestic bureaus are in Washington, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Detroit, Chicago, Denver, Miami, Seattle, New Orleans and Nashville, Tenn.
The new network also will draw from the 70 bureaus parent Al-Jazeera operates globally.
Al-Jazeera Media claimed an instant U.S. foothold with its $500 million purchase of Current TV and the cable distribution of that little-watched network. Al-Jazeera America also is available from satellite providers DirecTV and Dish Network.
The breakneck pace of getting the network on the air rivals that of Fox News Channel, which was announced in November 1995 and signed on the following October. MSNBC had launched three months earlier. Before that, CNN, which pioneered the cable news format with its debut in 1980, had the field to itself.
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In the sixth round after Brian Elliott stopped Michal Handzus, Shattenkirk skated in on net and buried a wrister past Corey Crawford for the win.
Adam Cracknell scored his first two goals of the season while David Backes also scored for the Blues, who have won their past two. Elliott stopped 33 shots in the win.
"It's exciting playing at this place and in this atmosphere," said Cracknell. "I was real happy to be able to contribute and help the club gain some ground in the playoff push."
The win gives St. Louis 40 points on the season as the team moved into the eighth spot in the Western Conference.
Jonathan Toews had a goal and an assist while Brandon Saad and Viktor Stalberg also scored for the Western Conference-leading Blackhawks, who had a two-game winning streak stopped. Crawford made just 19 stops in the game.
"It's definitely not fun when you give up late goals," said Crawford. "I really didn't feel good about that shootout. Disappointing night for me, for all of us."
St. Louis got the only goal of the first period on Cracknell's first of the season thanks to his big blast from the right circle that hit off the stick of a Hawk and went in with 3:57 to play.
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Yes parents who are both B blood group can have a child with O negative. This is because B blood group only requires one parent gene to be B to have B blood group - they may also have one O gene. People have two blood group genes, one from both parents. B gene is "dominant" as is A gene. O gene is "recessive". AB blood group means a person has one A gene and one B gene B blood group means a person has either one B gene and one O gene or two B genes A blood group means that a person has either one A gene and one O gene or two A genes O blood group means that a person has two O genes Rhesus positive or negative is similar - positive is dominant and therefore a person with one positive gene and one negative will be rhesus positive. A person who is rhesus negative has both negative genes, and received one negative gene from both parents, both who may be rhesus positive ( with one positive and one negative gene each). Importance of O negative blood - O negative blood group is called the "universal donor" because the blood is least likely to cause transfusion reactions so is safest to use in an emergency before blood groups can be identified and matched.
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Can an O negative blood type father parent an A positive blood type child?
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If both parents are O negative than the child will also be O negative. This is a special case with O negative, the same logic doesn't apply to other blood groups.
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GUELPH, Ont. -- Shoppers who are on the hunt for a bargain will get their first chance to see the aisles of a Target store in Canada starting today as the U.S. retailer opens its doors north of the border at three locations.
The communities, all located west of Toronto, serve as testing grounds for a phased rollout of the brand across much of the country later this year. The stores, located in Guelph, Ont., as well as Fergus, Ont. in the Waterloo area, and Milton, Ont. east of Guelph, will open this morning at 8 a.m. ET in a somewhat low-key event designed to prevent any major fumbles.
In the industry it's called a "soft launch," but that lingo almost certainly won't keep shoppers away before the "grand opening" in early April. Another 21 stores will open this month throughout Ontario, though dates haven't been announced.
"We wanted flexibility to make sure we open when we are ready," said Target Canada president Tony Fisher as he toured reporters through the Guelph store on Monday.
"It's important that we can test and work out any of the bugs and kinks that we might find."
Even Target employees were surprised the Guelph location was opening so soon, the company said.
Delivering an element of surprise is apparently something Target can afford, since so much anticipation has built up around its Canadian launch.
As the media tours went on inside the store, several curious consumers drifted by the front entrance in their cars trying to catch a glimpse -- the windows are papered with the company's trademark bull's-eye logo.
"We have some what I would say are very strong estimates of what our stores are gonna do, but right now they are estimates," said Fisher, without offering further details.
What Fisher does know for certain is that Target has been gaining momentum in the domestic marketplace. Awareness of the company's brand jumped to 92 per cent earlier this year, compared to about 70 per cent in 2011 when Target announced it would open stores in Canada, he said.
A study from Brand Finance Canada, released Monday, found Target's brand strength in Canada is already considered nearly as valuable as domestic retailers like Loblaws, Canadian Tire and Shoppers Drug Mart.
Those factors have sent a chill through the Canadian retail community, and many publicly-traded companies have moved to cut costs across their operations in anticipation of the new challenges Target could bring, especially if fellow U.S. retailer Walmart starts to slash its prices to keep customers.
"One of the things that surprised me in this marketplace is there are some great retailers here, but you do have to go to multiple stores to be able to get what you're looking for," Fisher said. "It really reinforced the fact that we do have a great position here."
The Minneapolis-based retailer is expected to open between 125 and 135 locations in Canada in spaces that were once operated by Zellers. After the Ontario rollout, Target will begin moving into provinces in the West throughout the year and eventually into Quebec.
A Target spokeswoman said the first of five stores planned for Manitoba will open in May, although she wouldn't specify the exact date. They are located in the former Zellers outlets in the Kildonan Place and Southdale shopping centres in Winnipeg.
That will be followed in the fall with the opening of a store at the Grant Parking Shopping Centre in Winnipeg and one at the Shoppers Mall in Brandon, Joanne Elson said.
Elson couldn't say when the fifth store, slated for the Polo Park area of Winnipeg, will open. The company is considering two options there -- taking over the former Zellers space in the Polo Park shopping centre, or building a larger, stand-alone store on the former Canad Inns Stadium site, where a major new commercial/residential development is being planned by Cadillac Fairview (owner of the Polo Park shopping centre) and local real estate developer Shindico Realty Inc.
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Debby Elnatan's son Daniel is severely disabled. He has Global Developmental Delay, and as a result he cannot walk or talk. However, due to her invention, her son and many children around the world will be able to walk with a little help from their parents.
70 Million dollars in renovations, a new selection of retailers and some of America's finest restaurants await shoppers in the Big Easy.
The lovely folks from Moody Gardens came by and visited us yesterday morning to discuss their new pirate exhibition, and let me just tell you, it sounds awesome! This could be the perfect get-a-way for you and your family.
Lafayette Parish School Board is proud to announce that this week is Love the Bus Safety and Appreciation Week. In an effort to promote bus safety and appreciation, the community is encouraged to be involved in keeping students safe!
This 11-year-old boy's reaction to finding out he's going to be a big brother clearly shows he's going to be the best big brother on the planet.
Mario worked at a zoo in Holland for most of his life. Mario is now sadly dying of cancer at age fifty-four. As one of his final wishes, he asked to visit the giraffes he took care of at the zoo, and what happened next is incredibly touching.
I know these videos are always popping up, but I can't get enough of them. There's just something about a truly genuine moment that I think is fantastic. Watch as this little girl unwraps a birthday present, not knowing that her Father whom she hasn't seen in quite some time is waiting to surprise her.


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Two Hollywood unions are scrutinizing worker safety and welfare on Lindsay Lohan's TV movie "Liz & Dick."
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The high-profile Steve Jobs biopic is back online. Universal has picked up the project less than a week after Sony put it into turnaround, The Times has confirmed.
Nominations for the 30th Film Independent Spirit Awards were announced Tuesday. And with them arrived the usual grumbling from some quarters that the movies leading the way -- "Birdman," "Boyhood," "Selma" and "Nightcrawler" -- lacked true indie cred and that the whole slate was just a
Word that Warner Bros. has lassoed Michelle MacLaren to develop and direct its upcoming "Wonder Woman" movie no doubt came as welcome news to fans of her work on such TV series as "Breaking Bad" and "Game of Thrones" and to the many moviegoers who wish to see more women behind the camera.
Mark Whitaker's Cosby: His Life and Times has come under fire for not including the accusations, which date back to at least 2005