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The United States Governmental Accountability Office (GAO) has published the findings of a study that advocates the use of the family premium as the employer mandated affordability requirement as outlined by the Affordable Care Act.
The employer mandate was not challenged by the plaintiffs in the recent decision issued by the Supreme Court – which sustained that all of the Act save the provision permitting the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to withhold a state's entire Medicaid federal subvention if the state chooses not to adopt the Act's Medicaid expansion. The mandate requires that all "applicable large employers" – employers who employ 50 or more full time or full time equivalent employees must sponsor a group health benefit plan that covers all bona fide full time employees (those who regularly work 30 or more hours per week) and offer enrollment in a health plan that offers "minimum value" and is "affordable."
If the employer's plan fails these tests, then the employer must pay a penalty. If the employer does offer coverage to all bona fide full time employees, but fails to satisfy both the affordability requirement and the minimum value requirement, then the employer must pay a penalty equal to $3,000 times the number of bona fide full time employees who are eligible for the Act's new Exchange premium subsidies (any employee whose household income is between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty limit) and who enroll in an Exchange-offered health plan.
"Minimum value" means the plan's share of projected health care claims (i.e., total allowable claims minus the portion that plan participants must pay out of pocket through deductibles, copayments, or co-insurance) must equal or exceed 60% of the total projected health care claims. A December 2011 HHS study stated that virtually all current employer-sponsored health plans satisfy this minimum value requirement (a plan runs the risk of falling below 60% when its deductible begins to exceed $6,000 per person).
That leaves the "affordability" requirement. The Act defines this as a requirement that the employee's share of the plan premium must not exceed 9.5% of the employee's household income.
However, the vague language leaves room for interpretation. Which premium? The single premium? Or the premium for the coverage in which the employee actually enrolls? The median single premium nationwide this year is approximately $5,500; the median family premium is $15,500. If the single premium is the benchmark, then the employer avoids the penalty as long as the employee's share of the single premium is less than 9.5% of household income. For example, assume an employee's total household income is $45,000. 9.5% of $45,000 is $4,275. As long as the employee's share of the single premium is less than $4,275, the employer avoids the penalty. That means:
The IRS adopted this interpretation in its May 23, 2012 final regulations defining individual eligibility. The IRS has also stated that future regulations concerning employer-sponsored coverage will provide the final rules in determining affordability for related individuals and proposed rules on determining minimum value.
If the IRS had chosen the premium for the coverage the employee actually selects as the benchmark, then, using the facts in our previous example, here's the result:
As you have guessed, employers dearly want the Act to be interpreted to require the use of the single premium, regardless of the coverage the employee actually selects, and in their comments on the proposed regulation, have applauded the IRS's choice. Advocacy groups for children, among others, have submitted comments advocated the use of the premium for the coverage the employee actually selects.
Through the results of their study, the GAO has sided with the advocacy groups for children. However, until the final regulations are issued by the IRS, the debate is certain to continue.
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While the Company's stable business model largely insulates it from volatility in the freight and charter markets, a covenant in the credit facility with respect to the Leverage Ratio, which is the ratio of outstanding drawings under the credit facility and the aggregate charter free market value of the secured vessels, causes the Company to be sensitive to significant declines in vessel values. Under the terms of the credit facility, the Leverage Ratio cannot exceed 75%. The Leverage Ratio has little impact on the Company's operating performance as cash flow is largely predictable under its business model.
Due to the continuing excess supply of capacity, there has been a decline in charter free market values of containerships in recent months. The Company anticipated that the Leverage Ratio as at November 30, 2012 would, if tested, exceed 75%. Therefore, it has agreed with its lenders a further waiver for two years of the requirement to perform the Leverage Ratio test. The next scheduled test will be as at December 1, 2014. During the waiver period, the fixed interest margin to be paid over LIBOR is 3.75%, prepayments are based on cash flow, subject to a minimum of $40 million on a rolling 12 month basis, rather than a fixed amount, and dividends on common shares cannot be paid. It has also been agreed that all secured vessels will be included in the Leverage Ratio test, whether they are subject to a charter or not.
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A Kannapolis woman was arrested Tuesday by local and county law enforcement officers on a number of drug and other charges.
The Rowan County Sheriff's Office said Natosha Hayden Reese, 33, was taken into custody without incident at her home. She was charged with selling and delivering a controlled substance, possession with intent to sell and deliver a controlled substance, maintaining a vehicle to sell a controlled substance, and conspiracy to sell narcotics.
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FTC Grants Early Termination Of Waiting Period Under Hart-Scott-Rodino Act
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Genoptix, Inc. (Nasdaq: GXDX) announced today that the Federal Trade Commission has granted early termination of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976, as amended (the "HSR Act") applicable to the cash tender offer by Novartis to purchase all outstanding shares of common stock of Genoptix at USD$25.00 per share.
The termination of the HSR Act waiting period satisfies one of the conditions necessary for the consummation of the tender offer. The tender offer is scheduled to expire at 12:00 midnight, New York City time, on Friday, February 25, 2011 (which is the end of the day on February 25, 2011), unless the tender offer is extended. Consummation of the tender offer remains subject to other customary conditions, including the tender of a majority of the outstanding shares of Genoptix's common stock, determined on a fully diluted basis.
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is this normal and why
i am using clean mem my idle memory is 20 if i leave my comp on for 7 days putting it on sleep when gone and yet each day falls by 1 percent currently at 15 percent
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Sorry, but could you explain your problem a bit clearer, maybe include some screen captures of what you're worried about...
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i want to know why for 1 day it is at 20 percent and if i leave it on for 3 days0it goes to 15 why can t it go to 15 in the first daY
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Maybe it's not reporting correctly, or maybe you have virus scans and the like running at first.
It could also be Windows is putting certain applications to sleep on the hard drive, when it sees they are not being used.
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yes its normal... if i understand you right. basically, when you first start windows 7 then all services such as indexing and such are started, if you then put the computer to sleep, by default it uses something called "hybrid sleep" which basically backs up your entire ram to the hard drive (like hibernating) in case of power failure.
When you resume from sleep, only the services that windows actually needs are loaded back into the ram, the rest sits on the hard drive until its needed.
For example: a normal boot RAM usage for me once everythings settled down is about 32% (of 3GB of RAM) if i put the computer to sleep and then wake it up again (using hybrid sleep) then it goes down as low as 19% (incluiding AV and such)
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thanks is there any way go get my comp to use more pagefile and less ram
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why on earth would you want that? Pagefile is stupidly slow compared to the RAM, if Windows needs the extra ram, it will dump to pagefile anyway, take my advice, leave well alone
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Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
Wicca, you are concerned about nothing. Windows 7 manages memory far than XP or even Vista. It manages memory far better than any third party program. It will write to the page file when it needs to.
Win 7 is very good about starting services when needed and stopping them when not needed. Perhaps the decrease in RAM usage is because Windows has stopped things that are not being used.
Unused RAM is wasted RAM. Things work much more quickly from RAM than they do from a hard drive. You can force Windows to write to the pagefile; but all you will gain is a slower system. The programmers of Win 7 got memory management right. Win 7 is very good about prioritizing what is needed in RAM and what should be written to the pagefile You and I cannot improve on it. Win 7 is not XP. Just decide that Windows manages memory very well and don't be concerned about it.
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The more RAM being used the better. 7 will unload and load things as needed if available RAM becomes a issue.
The largest bottleneck in any system is the traditional mechanical drive. Pagefile works similar to RAM only its reading and writing to the HD rather than the RAM.
This method is extremely slow, and best avoided (which it will on its own) if you have the available RAM for 7 to use.
Even if you have a SSD, while much faster than spinning drives, is still no where near as fast as RAM. So it still holds true.
This is why Superfetch, Pre-Fetch are still viable, be it mechanical or SSD drives, as it keeps things in memory.
Bottom line, let 7 use all the RAM it wants too and do not mess with it. Your system will run better in the long run.
Note ~ Thats not saying disable the PF. it is useful. You just dont want to access it unless you must.
--The RAM decrease your seeing may also simply be put aside into Standby Mode.
Standby: Items loaded into memory but not currently active..
It quite simply means, its in memory but not activly being used. But is ready to be marked as 'In use" status when needed.
In use: is what it says, whats actually being used currently.
Look in resource manager to see. you may find you have X amount in use, x amount in standby and 0 RAM available.
This is a good thing, as it means 7 is actually taking advantage of, and using your memory.
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I brewed up my first batch of mead last weekend. I based it on Charlie Papazian's red raspberry recipe, but used Costco ingredients and upped the quantity to use as much of them as possible.
22.4 lbs. clover honey (they come in 6 lb. jugs)
12 lbs. berries (frozen mix of red raspberries, blueberries and marionberries, in 4 lb. bags)
1 packet Montrachet yeast
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Should yield 6 gallons.
Add honey and fruit to 1 gal. water. Heat to 140F and hold for 60 minutes. Fill each of two 6 gal. carboys with 1 gal cold water. Pour must into each carboy and top off to make two 3.5 gal. carboys. Rehydrate yeast and nutrient and pitch at 74F. Ferment for two weeks, then rack both carboys to one 6.5 gal carboy, leaving the fruit behind. Purge with CO2 and ferment at 74F until fermentation appears complete. Repeat racking procedure again and store at 74F until clear. Bottle.
Wow seems like a LOT of honey. What was your OG? one of my buddies runs a meadery and he always tells me to do about 3lbs of honey per gallon of water, for 6 that would only be 18 lbs of honey. I'm still new to meads, though and may be way off my rocker
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Well, I'm actually making 7 gallons, and hoping to yield 6 once I rack off the fruit. The guidelines I read said 3-3.5 lbs./gallon, and this is about 3.7 for 6 gallons. Yeah, it's on the high end but it's supposed to be a sweet mead anyway. I have no idea what the OG was, I use a refractometer and all the berry bits would have skewed the reading so I didn't bother.
Just know that its likely to put a pretty heavy strain on the yeast, you may want to try and create a 1.030 honey starter for it over night to get the yeast kicking well... But, all those sugars w/ the fruit may get it healthy on its own and then the yeast can start working on those hard to eat honey sugars.
I made a strawberry mead last year and used 12 lbs of berries. It had a very weak flavor. My next batch will use 24 lbs. I suggest (for a 5-gallon batch) using 15 lbs of honey and 24 lbs of berries. Maybe use 12 lbs in the primary and the other 12 lbs in the secondary for more fruit flavor.
Let us know how it turns out! =)
I am very interested in this thread as I am getting ready for my first mead and I will be doing a Costco one as well. I hope it turns out well!
I have done a mead at 5lb/gal FWIW...
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Beautiful home in the Gated Community of Edgewater in Lakewood Ranch. Three bedrooms and three baths. Double entry French doors. Open floor plan with an abundance of natural light. Tile and carpeting. Living room has sliders spilling onto the lanai. Dining room offers a butler's pantry pass through to kitchen with cabinet storage, granite countertop and glass display upper cabinets. Gorgeous gourmet kitchen, granite counters with eating area, stainless appliances, four burner stove and bamboo cabinets with stainless hardware. Double sink, glass subway tile backsplash with a sparkle look to the grouting. Desk area and walk in pantry. Breakfast area with large aquarium window overlooking the pool & spa. Spacious guest bedrooms. Sizable family room and private den both with laminate floors. Tray & detailed ceiling. Large flex space perfect for bonus room, second den or fourth bedroom with huge aquarium glass window overlooking preserve. Crown moldings & plantation shutters. Owner suite offers two walk-in closets, double tray ceiling. Owner's bath with cozy window seat, linen closet, triple dressing mirror, his and her sinks, walk-in shower, private water closet. Outdoor kitchen with stainless appliances, granite counters, frig and grill in 2012. Two guest baths are updated. New air conditioning in 2011. Solar and heat pump for the pool. New pool heater in 2014. New pool pump in 2011. Water heater in 2010. Three-car garage. Private preserve view. CDD fee is included in the taxes. Click here to learn more about this listing..
- Year Built: 2000
- 157 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3 Full
Listing Details
- Architecture
- Mediterranean
- Parking
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- $7,697
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $368,325
- Tax Amount
- $7,697
- Last Transaction Date
- 04/08/2008
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $542,500
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 3,008
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 12,110
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.28
- Year Built
- 2000
- Units
- 1
- Pool
- Yes
- Parking
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- Cooling System
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- Concrete Block
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It also reviews a hardware mechanism called security master for addressing them. 2013-04-30T00:00:00Z Obtaining Statistically Random Information from Silicon Physical Unclonable Functions http://hdl.handle.net/1903/15000 Title: Obtaining Statistically Random Information from Silicon Physical Unclonable Functions Authors: Yin, Chi-En; Qu, Gang Abstract: Silicon physical unclonable functions (PUF) uti- lize the variation during silicon fabrication process to extract information that will be unique for each chip. There have been many recent approaches to how PUF can be used to improve security related applications. However, it is well-known that the fabrication variation has very strong spatial correlation1 and this has been pointed out as a security threat to silicon PUF. In fact, when we apply NIST's statistical test suite for randomness [1] against the random sequences generated from a population of 125 ring oscillator (RO) PUFs [2] using classic 1-out-of-8 Coding [3], [4] and Neighbor Coding [5], none of them can pass all the tests. In this paper, we propose to decouple the unwanted systematic variation from the desired random variation through a regression-based distiller, where the basic idea is to build a model for the systematic variation so we can generate the random sequences only from the true random variation. Applying Neighbor Coding to the same benchmark data [2], our experiment shows that 2nd and 3rd order polynomials distill random sequences that pass all the NIST randomness tests. So does 4th order polynomial in the case of 1-out-of-8 Coding. Finally, we introduce two generic random sequence generation methods. The sequences they generate fail all the randomness tests, but with the help of our proposed polynomial distiller, all but one tests are passed. These results demonstrate that our method can provide statistically random PUF information and thus bolster the security characteristics of existing PUF schemes. 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z XMTSim: A Simulator of the XMT Many-core Architecture http://hdl.handle.net/1903/13893 Title: XMTSim: A Simulator of the XMT Many-core Architecture Authors: Keceli, Fuat; Vishkin, Uzi Abstract: This paper documents the features and the design of XMTSim, the cycle-accurate simulator of the Explicit Multi-Threading (XMT) computer architecture. The Explicit Multi-Threading (XMT) is a general-purpose many-core computing platform, with the vision of a 1000-core chip that is easy to program but does not compromise on performance. XMTSim is a primary component in its publicly available toolchain along with an optimizing compiler. Research and experimentation enabled by the toolchain played a central role in supporting the ease-of-programming and performance aspects of the XMT architecture. The compiler and the simulator are also important milestones for an efficient programmer's workflow from PRAM algorithms to programs that run on the shared memory XMT hardware. This workflow is a key component in accomplishing the goal of ease-of-programming and performance. The applicability of the XMT simulator extends beyond specific XMT choices. It can be used to explore the much greater design space of shared memory many-cores by system researchers or by programmers. As the toolchain can practically run on any computer, it provides a supportive environment for teaching parallel algorithmic thinking with a programming component. 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z Empirical Speedup Study of Truly Parallel Data Compression http://hdl.handle.net/1903/13890 Title: Empirical Speedup Study of Truly Parallel Data Compression Authors: Edwards, James A.; Vishkin, Uzi Abstract: We present an empirical study of novel work-optimal parallel algorithms for Burrows-Wheeler compression and decompression of strings over a constant alphabet. To validate these theoretical algorithms, we implement them on the experimental XMT computing platform developed especially for supporting parallel algorithms at the University of Maryland. We show speedups of up to 25x for compression, and 13x for decompression, versus bzip2, the de facto standard implementation of Burrows-Wheeler compression. 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The lengthy sentence for the 51-year-old carpenter brought some satisfaction to members of the victim's family, who said that nevertheless they will never recover from the death of the 46-year-old Bennett, a striking redhead, mother of three children and grandmother.
The last time Shelia Monter saw her daughter was on her wedding day just 17 days before her death. Bennett said it was the happiest day in her life, Monter said, yet her husband shot her in the head 2½ weeks later. The realization of the terror her daughter felt was unbearable, Monter said.
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I've done a full factory reset on my camera and that seems to have sorted out the green problem when shooting in jpeg, I think in RAW it's down to my lack of experience/skill in RAW processing. Roll on tomorrow when the new toys arrive
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Award season pushes on with this morning's release of Oscar nominations, which you can see here. You'll notice that a lot of the movies (The Kings Speech) and names (Natalie Portman) look familiar, as many were honored in last week's Golden Globes ceremony, but a different group of judges are behind each award ceremony. In case you're fuzzy on details, this is how it goes: The 93 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) choose the Golden Globe winners and the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) chooses the Oscar winners, which is why they are interchangably called the "Academy Awards."
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"I am positive Annette Bening wants this Oscar badly, more than anyone else on the list. But I think the buzz around Natalie Portman is so deafening, it's already drowned out the competition." -Alexandra Gekas, Associate Editor
"As a dancer, I think Natalie Portman did an outstanding job in Black Swan and should win Actress in a Leading Role; she was graceful, yet mysterious—exactly what the role called for."-Olivia Putnal, Assistant Editor
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"I think The King's Speech is going to win since they took home the top prize at the Producers Guild Awards, which is often a predictor for the Oscar winner. For example, last year, The Hurt Locker won the Producer of the Year Award and later won the Oscar for best picture (beating out Avatar, which swept the Golden Globes) and the same is true for 2009 in regards to Slumdog Millionaire." -Meghan Ahearn, Senior Associate Editor
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Cauliflower and Broccoli with a Creamy Cheese Sauce
I made a delicious cauliflower and broccoli dish last night.
Steam 1/2 head of a large cauliflower and 1 large bunch of broccoli (cut into bite size pieces). I didn't let them get too tender as I would be adding them back to heat later and I didn't want them mushy.
Remove, rinse with cold water, and drain.
In a bowl mix about 1 cup heavy cream with about 1 cup sour cream.
In pan, melt a tablespoon or so of butter and add a minced clove of garlic (or more if you like garlic). Add cream/sour cream mix and stir well. Add about 1/4 cup cream cheese, 1/4 cup grated fresh parmesan and 1/4 cup grated cheddar. Stir until cheeses are melted. Add pepper, chili powder, dry mustard, cayenne pepper (I'm not sure how much I put in of each, I just started sprinkling and tasting). Add steamed vegetables back in and heat until hot.
Next time I try this, I may try adding a bit of thickener to the sauce (anyone know of a good low carb thickener?), but it was so good! My husband and I split this as our dinner.
Jodie that sounds amazing!!! Like vegetarian mac and cheese .. hahaha but lc with veggies! There is a mac and cheese dish using tofu as the macaroni you might be interested in trying too some time.
As far as thickener, I have been having some luck with glucomannan powder lately but it is a a real trial and error kinda thing and you'll have to see how you feel about the texture! I have an amazinh enchilada sauce I came up with and am considering trying it with the glucomannan, lol but am afraid, lol lol!!! For that I'd want less of a thick texture than you would with a cheese sauce .. check out the recipe sticky board for a big thread on the glucomannan.
Thanks Pauline. I'll definitely have to try it!
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