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Architect of NPG2000: the Ondaatje Wing at the National Portrait Gallery (2000) along with Sir Jeremy Dixon. Dixon and Jones have been in partnership since 1989; their work includes the new Opera House for Covent Garden (1983-1999), buildings for the Henry Moore Foundation in Leeds (1989-1993), for Darwin College, Cambridge (1989, 1994) and the Venice Bus Station (1990).
Architects of the Gallery Masterplan (Edward David Brynmor Jones; Jeremy Dixon; Charles Robert Saumarez Smith)
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Ledbetter is the woman at the center of the historic legal discrimination case that inspired the Obama administration's Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act, the first piece of legislation passed under President Obama's tenure.
Agnes Scott College educates women to think deeply, live honorably and engage the intellectual and social challenges of their times. Students are drawn to Agnes Scott by its excellent academic reputation, exceptional faculty and metropolitan Atlanta location – offering myriad cultural and experiential learning opportunities. A diverse and growing residential community of scholars, this highly selective liberal arts and sciences college is known for its dynamic and challenging intellectual community. Encouraging students to engage the wider world through study abroad and presenting its curriculum with international context, Agnes Scott College delivers on its promise: The World. For Women.

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Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is seeking individuals interested getting practical, hands on experience working in an urban garden setting. The Columbus Commons intern will have the unique opportunity to work directly with horticulture staff to maintain the gardens at Columbus Commons, a 9-acre green space in the center of downtown Columbus. Columbus Commons features twelve, 2000 sq. ft. gardens, designed and maintained by Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. The gardens consist of a blend of design styles and are a dynamic mix of perennials, shrubs, ornamental grasses, bulbs, and annuals, providing changing colors and patterns for every month of the year. This is an unpaid internship.
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In its Q3 earnings call, the company stressed continued experimentation with ad formats and hinted at behavioral targeting trials and ad sales streamlining.
Google reported revenue growth of nearly 60 percent in Q3 2007 since the same period last year. The company said revenues for the quarter hit $4.23 billion, up 57 percent from Q3 2006 and up 9 percent from Q2 2007, when revenues reached $3.87 billion. Execs speaking during this afternoon's earnings call stressed continued experimentation with ad formats as well as search results quality improvements as monetization and traffic drivers; they also hinted at behavioral targeting trials and streamlining of the Google ad sales force.
The portion of revenues gleaned through Google-owned sites has increased in the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2007 since Q3 2006. Revenues derived from Google's sites accounted for 65 percent of total revenues, or $2.73 billion, up 68 percent over Q3 of last year. During that quarter, Google-owned sites generated 60 percent of total revenues.
AdSense partner site revenues accounted for 34 percent of all revenues in the third quarter of this year, reaching $1.45 billion, up 40 percent over the same period a year ago. Since Q3 2006, the portion of network site revenues has lowered from 39 percent of all revenues. "We're working on expanding our breadth of ad offerings," said Google Chairman and CEO, Eric Schmidt while addressing investors.
One of the firm's latest ad innovations was launched in conjunction with its new video content distribution network, introduced earlier this month. "Initial user response rates and feedback have been positive," said co-founder and President of Technology Sergey Brin, noting click-through rates of the overlay ads served with the video have been better than expected. In discussing the new format, Brin explained that offering pre-roll advertising in the AdSense video network "would really not make sense.... It would be very distracting," he added.
In its early testing of video, however, Google did try in-stream video ads through a partnership with Viacom's MTV Networks. Google SVP Product Management Jonathan Rosenberg hinted at the company's behavioral ad targeting experiments. "We're looking at the previous query to try and figure out what to do on the next query" he said. Improving ad quality by "eliminating bad ads" is also a focus, he said. "As we improve ad quality...you'll see the CPC increase," he continued.
The aggregate number of paid clicks on Google site ads and partner site ads leapt 45 percent in Q3 compared to the same period last year. Traffic Acquisition Costs, primarily from AdSense and distribution partners, ate up around 29 percent of ad revenues, or $1.22 billion. "As we grow our AdSense partner network...we may see pressure on TAC rates going forward," said George Reyes, Google's SVP and CFO. The firm paid its AdSense partners $1.12 billion and distribution partners and other site traffic drivers $105 million in Q3 2007.
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As for search distribution partners such as MySpace, Brin said Google has "been pleased with the advertising performance" on the social networking site. "I think these social networks are going to require different types of targeting," he continued, noting the abundance of ad inventory and other unique characteristics of social network sites and users. "There are a lot of things that make it hard," he added.
Google appears to be streamlining its ad sales force, and training salespeople to sell all its products across properties including YouTube, rather than having multiple sales forces dedicated only to certain products and services. The company said it added over 2,000 employees in Q3, mainly in its technology and advertising and marketing departments, bringing the total staff to over 15,000.
Google was mostly mum during the call on its proposed acquisition of DoubleClick. However, Schmidt did comment, "We're following all the appropriate steps," in terms of ongoing investigations into the deal by U.S. and EU regulatory bodies. "We're certainly optimistic.... We believe it will ultimately result in a very good outcome for us."
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Magoffin's rise, Lancashire's flop: Richard Gibson
Steve Magoffin's excellent debut for Sussex continued his extraordinary change of fortune since being dumped by Western Australia 12 months ago. The Queenslander took nine wickets in his first outing as the club's overseas player but the prospect of such … Continue reading
WG's legacy, Sachin's longevity: Richard Gibson
Gloucestershire are backing a scheme to re-open a disused local railway station in conjunction with their re-application for planning permission to redevelop their Nevil Road ground in Bristol. The Ashley Hill station, serving the community of Ashley Down, was last … Continue reading
Hart and Milner to support Anderson: Richard Gibson
Manchester City's England footballers Joe Hart and James Milner have indulged their mutual love of cricket by agreeing to feature in James Anderson's UK benefit year launch. The City duo are guests of honour at Old Trafford – cricket's version … Continue reading
Yorkshire bullish on debt despite another big loss: Richard Gibson
Yorkshire have bucked the recent trend of counties reporting annual profits with another hefty deficit – although their £460,000 hit is nowhere near as severe as forecast. The club's hierarchy had anticipated informing members that another seven-figure sum had been … Continue reading
Lancaster to borrow from England cricket: Richard Gibson
Interim England rugby coach Stuart Lancaster wants to put the pride back into the national shirt by copying cricket's respect for lineage. Lancaster has proposed the sewing of players' individual cap numbers onto jerseys, below the red rose, in the … Continue reading
Colly's globetrotting, Knotty's hidden talent: Richard Gibson
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The decision that would have "gutted" WG: Richard Gibson
WG Grace would have been 'gutted', according to his successor as Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman, at the blow dealt to the club after plans to turn the Nevil Road ground Grace himself purchased in 1889 into a 17,500-seater stadium were … Continue reading
Graves left stumped by Yorkshire cricket public: Richard Gibson
Outspoken Yorkshire chairman Colin Graves admits his one failure during his tenure at Headingley has been an inability to arrest a slide in the club's membership. The number dipped below five figures in the early 1990s, and has since sunk … Continue reading
Dravid the class act, Schofield's record: Richard Gibson
Test series against Australia tend to provoke thoughts of conflict – recall England's pre-2009 Ashes bonding trip when they paid their respects to those felled at Ypres – although the erudite Rahul Dravid provided perspective on such sporting analogies when … Continue reading
Warne visits Surrey nets for secret practice: Richard Gibson
The great Shane Warne is serious enough about his playing comeback to have borrowed Surrey's indoor nets to prepare alone. Warne, 42, was granted permission to bowl at the Kia Oval last week during a trip to London to spend … Continue reading


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Measuring food insecurity: meaningful concepts and indicators for evidence‐based policy makingThis paper frames the issues and controversies to be discussed during the Round Table on Monitoring Food Security; contributing to the objective of reviewing the merits of different methods to asses food security (including the revised FAO methodology), to solicit the opinions of experts from institutions and countries, and to identify the evidence‐base for more effective food security policies.
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Food Insecurity: How to monitor a complex problem - Gero Carletto, The World Bank
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Recently several Emirati students have been caught in computer labs masturbating themselves during and after class. What was mistaken for simply scratching themselves, or that hard to get at itch, has in fact turned out to be, masturbation while watching pornography on their computer screens.
In the past, faculty staff have reported this not infrequent behavior, and have brought their concerns to management, which has conveniently swept it under the carpet. But lately, the problem of young Emirati men shamelessly masturbating in the computer labs is growing. Somehow, they are able to circumvent the strict censorship on pornography in the UAE, by using secret access codes that are used in various governmental departments.
As one lecturer explained, she dreads going to her computer lab sessions because occasionally, there will be two or three or more boys at the back huddled around a screen, sniggering and laughing. When she strolls to the back of the class room, they would quickly minimize the screen. She noticed one of them appearing to scratch himself vigorously underneath his white robe called a kandura. She asked if he was all right as he appeared to be in some distress and breathing heavily. His friends laughingly informed her he was "very scratchy teacher" which she took to mean, "very itchy". However, feeling uneasy about the whole situation, she turned and walked away. The student continued to breathe heavily for the next two minutes until there was a noticeable groan of relief. It was only then she realized what had just occurred. She said she felt sick for days afterwards and did her best to avoid that group of students.
Incidences like the above are not uncommon, but lately they have been occurring more frequently than usual. Every week we have been receiving one or two reports of male students who are online and viewing pornography and unable to control their urges, are masturbating where they're sitting.
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Something about Sunday mornings. The slow, bleary-eyed way you wake up without anything on the schedule. The laying in crisp sheets and listening to birds outside through the silence of your house. The smell of coffee rising up the stairs as it whirrs into morning motion in the pot. Sunday is yummy. It's scrumptious. It's divinely perfect, especially when it's done right. Which is to say, when it's done without hurry or rush. Toes settled under the covers, kids tucked around your pillows, books propped on lazy elbows.
And then…pancakes served once everyone shuffles into the kitchen. Pajamas not optional. They should be worn until at least noon..
That's how Sunday morning should be done.
So let it be written.
When I was a kid, I remember my mom cooking up pancakes, drenching them in Mrs. Butterworth's syrup, and me walking to school nauseous. So much sugar. I loved delving into a stack of flapjacks, but the post-meal blues would hit my veins, and I'd just feel…sick.
With that history, I was surprised a few months ago when my daughter mentioned sugar making her feel sick in the morning. (Don't ask me why I was surprised, I'm slow like that). We rarely indulge in supremely naughty food, but I'd purchased a ninety-two pack of glazed donuts, and she'd downed a few with milk, only to get the morning sugar blahs.
Moral of the Story: Steer clear of the Bakers Four Dozen of glazed donuts.
Moral of the Year: Steer clear of sugar in the morning. (Not to mention forever, but that's for another post)
Discovery of the Year: You can have your pancakes and eat them, too.
Whether you're going paleo, eating gluten-free, or just looking for a healthier way to kick your munching into high gear, this fun recipe for Chocolate Pancakes is way too good to miss. It's naturally sweetened (thank you, bananas) so feels rather decadent, but your body post-eatage, just feels happy and nice and ready to slide back into bed. Because, it's Sunday, duh.
Time to slow down, breath, savor, and treat yourself the way you deserve to be treated. XO.
Fluffy Paleo Chocolate Pancakes with Berry Bourbon Syrup
For the Pancakes:
2 very ripe bananas
3 eggs
1/4 cup cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
pinch sea salt
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
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1 1/2 cups frozen triple-berry mix
1/4 cup raw honey
1 tablespoon bourbon or seeds from one vanilla bean
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Place all ingredients into a blender. Blend just until pureed. Pour on a medium-hot griddle greased with coconut oil. Flip your pancakes to the second side when the centers start to puff up and the edges begin to brown slightly. Serve with berry syrup.
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Pupu Platter (Serves 1): A combination of Shanghai Chicken, Egg Roll, Crab Rangoon, and Tahitian Cheese Tangs
Mai-Kai House Salad: Mixed greens tossed in a citrus cilantro vinaigrette, topped with crispy wonton strips
Lobster Bisque Soup: Made from scratch with Main Lobster
Won Ton Soup: Classical Chinese egg noodle soup
Shangai Chicken: Tender chunks of marinated chicken breasts and Chinese parsley, wrapped in bacon
Egg Roll: Most famous of all Cantonese specialties
Crispy Calamari: Lightly dusted with flour and crisp fried
Entrees (Choice of one)
Mai-Kai Honey Chicken: Crispy chunks of chicken sauteed in a sweet garlic and honey sauce topped with sesame seeds and served over a bed of crispy rice noodles
Teriyaki Chicken: Tender slices of chicken with white mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms and peapods in our special Teriyaki sauce
Teriyaki Beef: Beef tenderloin tips with white mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms and peapods in our special Teriyaki sauce
Mai-Kai Beef: Beef tips sauteed with red and green bell peppers and oinions in a slightly spicy black pepper sauce
Sweet and Sour Pork: Lightly breaded chunks of pork tenderloin sauteed with pineapple, green and red bell peppers in our tangy sweet sauce
Cantonese Shrimp: Fresh shrimp delicately sauteed in our special lobster sauce with scallion
Hawaiian Fried Rice Dinner with Chicken and Shrimp: Fried rice with chunks of chicken and shrimp with pineapple, red bell peppers, onions and mushrooms
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Just about the most unsafe long-term influences for both hydrocodone in addition to oxycodone is actually obsession. Once passionate, the two drug treatments can instruct serious issues inside of loved ones constructions. Difficulty with unions in addition to human relationships among children and parents grow to be critical concerns when a individual can be addicted to sometimes substance. Addiction to possibly oxycodone or hydrocodone creates potential problems together with employment in addition to loved ones issues.
On the other hand, unlike hydrocodone, essentially the most dangerous long-term affects associated with oxycodone are usually real problems connected with long-term work with. The more time an individual takes oxycodone, greater harmful it might be for their health. Oxycodone features substantial influences on the head, coronary heart and even around the vertebral fluid.
Oxycodone affects a new heart's regular operate by simply slowing one's heart fee. Your delaying in the pulse rate can establish critical for many clients. Oxycodone is known to have a adverse influence on hypertension due to cutting down the blood pressure with a potentially terminal quantity. By bringing down hypertension and slowing down the center charge, oxycodone can cause entire center failing.
Long lasting experience of oxycodone additionally will cause emotional wear and tear in clients and it has which may bring about epilepsy with many.
Oxycodone can also cause a build up associated with spinal smooth, which ends up in additional head destruction.
Due to your wide range of medications that contain hydrocodone, the amount of individuals turning out to be hydrocodone junkies boosts 20 percent yearly. Above 60 % associated with substance habits in the United States are generally caused by hydrocodone addictive problems.
Oxycodone habit is a bit more unsafe in comparison with hydrocodone due to drug's impact on your body. Additionally, addiction to oxycodone may cause dying on account of accidental over dose when lovers smash the actual supplements or even start your extended-relief tablets in addition to go on it immediately.
Pharmaceutical Class:
Both equally hydrocodone in addition to oxycodone usually are opiates and considered Agenda 2 prescription drugs. It is just hydrocodone that's joined with multi-ingredient Schedule 3 medicines, which hold a smaller amount habit forming characteristics.
Professional recommendation and Summary:
When dealing with your decision regarding which soreness treatment, oxycodone or hydrocodone, for your problem, picking out hydrocodone more than oxycodone may be less hazardous and provide more positive long-term outcomes without having extra actual problems.
However, hydrocodone should not be picked more than oxycodone with conditions in which long-term, around-the-clock treating chronic or significant discomfort is necessary.


text: RUSHDOOM II is a replacement of some of the music, sounds and graphics of Doom2. The purpose of this file is to tributize the "Kings of Rock", and to base a variety of Rush's music and sounds to the hit game by id software. Hope you enjoy it. I made this WAD when I was 17 years old (1997) so I know it's a little cheesy and very dated.


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Rough Guide visited the hotels of Mellow Mood
Date: 2nd August 2011
Source: Rough Guide
Darren Longley, co-writer for Rough Guide travel guide spent 10 days in Budapest with the contribution of Hungarian Tourism Zrt.
The travel guide will be re-edited in a new format in 2012 that confirms the fact, that Budapest is still a popular destination of which we are very proud of! During his stay in our capital, Darren Longley enjoyed the hospitality of a number of Mellow Mood hotels.
Being a travel writer, he liked the idea of experiencing the different categories and Budapest neighbourhoods, so for his request, at the end he slept at Atlas City Hotel of the 3-star hotels of the hotel group and afterwards also hosted by Atrium Fashion Hotel, Buda Castle Fashion Hotel, Cosmo Fashion Hotel and Expo Congress Hotel of the 4-star hotels.
His experiences and adventures will be available in the brand new Rough Guide to Budapest, due to be issued in 2012.


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As used in this subchapter, the term—
(1) "Secretary" means the Secretary of Commerce, acting through the Economic Development Administration.
(2) "State" includes the several States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
(3) "local government" means any city, county, town, parish, or other political subdivision of a State, and any Indian tribe.
Source(Pub. L. 94–369, title I, § 102,July 22, 1976, 90 Stat. 999; Pub. L. 95–28, title I, § 102,May 13, 1977, 91 Stat. 116.)
1977—Par. (2). Pub. L. 95–28, § 102(a), inserted reference to Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
Par. (4). Pub. L. 95–28, § 102(b), added par. (4).
Short Title of 1977 Amendments
Pub. L. 95–30, title VI, § 601,May 23, 1977, 91 Stat. 164, provided that: "This title [enacting section 6736 of this title, amending sections 6722 to 6724, 6727, and 6735 of this title, and repealing section 6726 of this title] may be cited as the 'Intergovernmental Antirecession Assistance Act of 1977'."
Pub. L. 95–28, title I, § 101,May 13, 1977, 91 Stat. 116, provided that: "This title [amending sections 6701, 6705 to 6708, and 6710 of this title and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 6701 and 6710 of this title] may be cited as the 'Public Works Employment Act of 1977'."
Short Title
Pub. L. 94–369, § 1,July 22, 1976, 90 Stat. 999, provided: "That this Act [enacting this chapter and provision set out as a note under section 1287 of Title 33, Navigation and Navigable Waters] may be cited as the 'Public Works Employment Act of 1976'."
Pub. L. 94–369, title I, § 101,July 22, 1976, 90 Stat. 999, provided that: "This title [enacting this subchapter] may be cited as the 'Local Public Works Capital Development and Investment Act of 1976'."
Termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
For termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, see note set out preceding section 1681 of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions.
Public Works Investment Study; Preliminary Report; Final Report Within 18 Months After May 13, 1977
Pub. L. 95–28, title I, § 110,May 13, 1977, 91 Stat. 119, directed Secretary of Commerce to study public works investment in United States and implications for future of recent trends in such investment and submit a report with respect to its findings and recommendations no later than 18 months after May 13, 1977.
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1867 - 1953
Gertrude Lindsey Hays, of Boise, was born near Pittsfield, Ill., February 20, 1867. Her family moved to Pittsfield when Hays was 10 years old, and she graduated from high school in 1885. She attended summer normal schools, and in the spring of 1886, she taught in Detroit, Mich. December of the same year, she came to Idaho and taught in Soda Springs and Blackfoot, Idaho, until 1887.
The wife of Samuel Hubbard Hays and mother of six children, Hays worked with many women's clubs and civic and political interests. She was a member of the Young Woman's Christian Association, Tuesday Musical Club, Saturday Fortnightly Club and the Boise Columbian Club, of which she was president from 1898 to 1900.
In May, 1906, Idaho Governor Frank R. Gooding appointed Hays a regent of the University of Idaho. She served for seven-and-a-half years.
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Hays Hall: 1927-present
Women's dormitory turned home of the Office of Alumni Relations
By Alexiss Turner
Women were never seen downtown in anything other than a dress. Yelling out dorm windows to friends or dates arriving through the courtyard was strictly prohibited. Weekday curfew was 10 p.m., and if residents were late, they accumulated "late minutes." Too many late minutes, and the privilege of going out on a Saturday night was lost.
A lot has changed over the years in the University of Idaho's Gertrude L. Hays Hall. Now home to the Office of Alumni Relations, Creative Services & Print Management, and Navy ROTC, the building was first built in 1926 as a women's dormitory - home to about 125 Vandals a year.
From the 1930s until the 70s, to ease parents' minds at the thought of sending their daughters to the University of Idaho, unmarried women were required to live on campus.
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When Jane Cooke Vogt arrived on campus in 1966, the Wallace Complex was brand new. Cooke Vogt said its co-ed halls were a glimpse into the future of campus life.
"It was really a different time," she said. "I was right on the cusp of a big change."
Like herself, who came to campus from Nampa, Idaho, Cooke Vogt said many Idaho students were not debutantes. However, she said when she set foot in Hays Hall, there was an expectation of greatness.
"It was really prim and proper and fancy-dancy," she said.During dress dinners in Hays Hall, women were required to wear elegant clothes. School clothes were forbidden, as dictated in the Associated Women Students Handbook. Cooke Vogt said many wore heels and nylons or tights.
"It got to be a real drag trying to keep panty hose," she said.
Each woman was given a numbered napkin clip, a copper clip Cooke Vogt said was probably a student's industrial project from the 1920s. The clip was used as a placeholder and designation for the linen napkin residents were given each night. On Sundays, wherever you placed your napkin clip, was the place you sat for several dinners.
Each table had a hostess, who was in charge of making requests on behalf of the table. Others were not permitted to speak to the hashers, or waiters, serving each table.
"You couldn't talk to hashers," Cooke Vogt said. "You couldn't flirt with hashers … you could smile at hashers … but you couldn't talk to them."
The rule of silence didn't hinder Sue Spencer Engels when she arrived at Hays Hall in 1965. Her late husband Dave worked as a hasher at Hays Hall.
From her second-floor room, Sue could see hashers enter and exit the building through the mirror of her built-in vanity, which was a staple in all Hays Hall dorm rooms. She said in an instant she could run down to the courtyard for a casual run-in with her future husband.
The couple's first date was arranged with the help of a fellow resident under the job title of dining room girl.
"This person, socially, had an enormous amount of power," Sue said.
Dining room girls were in charge of organizing receptions for dances and other meetings. Receptions meant hashers would be hired - and the dining room girl could facilitate dates between residents and the new help.
Sue and Dave were married the end of Sue's sophomore year. In 1970, the two made the university their alma mater - Sue with a degree in accounting and Dave in history. Dave went on to graduate in 1973 from the College of Law.
Men were allowed in the common areas of the dormitory, but not past curfew. Cooke Vogt said women in the hall were coached – and public displays of affection were prohibited. No holding hands, putting your feet on the furniture or resting your head on a date's shoulder, she said.
Above the living and dining rooms - which were also shared by the neighboring women's dormitory, Forney Hall - there were three floors of dorm rooms. The top floor was reserved for sleeping porches, where residents slept in bunk beds. When Frances Ellsworth '71 lived at Hays Hall in 1967, she said windows were left open for health code reasons - even if it meant allowing snow and rain to blow into the room. Preparation for bed was done in layers, she said.
"You'd put on a pair of pajamas, socks, a nightgown over that, a robe over that," she said.
Fire drills were conducted often, to ensure the women were prepared to escape the brick and gable-roofed building if the need occurred. There were two methods of exiting upper floors of the building, Ellsworth said, by sliding down the enclosed metal shoots on the southwest side of the building or sliding down a canvas tarp rolled down from a bedroom window to firemen below.
The enclosed nature of the metal slides meant the ride down was a dark one, so Ellsworth said the roll-out tarps were preferred. The tarps were so popular, Ellsworth said it was common for more women to come down the slides than actually lived in the hall - as several would find their way back inside for a second ride.
Cooke Vogt lived in Hays Hall for three years before moving off campus her senior year. Graduating in 1970 with a degree in theatre, she was one in the last group of women to live in the residence hall before the ground floor was remodeled in 1971 to act as office space.


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Grab a clear elastic and gather the hair into a loose ponytail. "Start folding at the nape of neck," Vetica says. "As you fold, pin pieces underneath. Gently shape and craft your 'bob' and pin, leaving the front pieces loose for softness."
Vetica used Moroccanoil's Luminous Hair Spray ($18) in Strong Hold to "really anchor the hairstyle" but, he says, "the hair shouldn't appear shapeless or plastic, it should be voluminous and have a little bit of movement." Don't forget to pack a few bobby pins for the road-wispy is good, but you don't want the ends falling out halfway through the night.


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Captain Jack coming to Wisteria Lane
Barrowman is expected to leave England in March to come to Los Angeles to begin filming. He'll appear on screen in April, and he's there for a mini-arc, at least five episodes. And he will be playing a malevolent man, i.e. a villain.
Ausiello reports that he's going to be involved with Angie's story. How will he impact on the Bolens, who are already brimming with angst and drama? Doesn't sound like it will be a positive impact.
Review: Doctor Who - The End of Time, Part 2
It's very difficult to write about this episode without using any kind of spoiler. Excellent performances all around with a little more credit going to David Tennant for his final bow. They also broke out the remainder of the special effects budget for this one, probably spending more on this episode alone that an entire season of William Hartnell's era. There were also surprises galore along with some familiar faces at the end. Anybody that accuses me of spoiling the fact that this is Tennant's final episode has not been reading this site for the past six months.
Real spoilers follow ...
Davies has a map for Torchwood
Well, there is going to be a season four, and Torchwood Magazine got the scoop (Dammit! How'd they manage that?). According to the magazine, Torchwood creator and writer Russell T. Davies already has several storylines worked out, and knows what happens to the characters that did survive seasons two and three. He's not sure if it will be another mini-series or a 13-episode season, but he does know what he'd include.
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But the ending of Children of Earth complicated things. At the end of season two, two major characters died, then COE killed off another. The immortal, normally untouchable Captain Jack Harkness had been compromised to the point where he had to leave the planet, and Gwen was pregnant and happily married. So what would a fourth season even look like?
I would hate to see Torchwood: Baby Boomer, with Gwen balancing the baby with fighting aliens, and all the clichés that come with the balancing-a-job-and-motherhood plots from movies and television past. But then, series creator and writer Russell T. Davies has done a fantastic job of avoiding the predictable, so I'd be willing to take that leap of faith to see what he comes up with. And Davies is already on record as saying that Captain Jack is "fundamental to Torchwood."
Seven of TV's best replacements
1. Current cast of Law & Order: I know, I know, who could replace Lenny Briscoe? No one, really. But the current pairing of Anthony Anderson and Jeremy Sisto as NYPD partners is the best the series has produced. They changed the feel of the show. Perhaps because we're still getting to know them, they are less predictable then previous tandems, and both evoke a certain hard-nosed quality that seems a bit more gritty and real. Plus, Anderson has chops as a stand-up comic, and could easily fill the wisecracker role, if need be.
Five boxed sets for Valentine's Day
Beauty and the Beast: The Complete Series - A tolerable "chick flick" type series, you can probably get away with watching just the first two seasons, before Linda Hamilton left and her character was killed off. And once your significant other gets used to the idea of Ron Perlman in Beast make-up, maybe you can convince her to watch Hellboy with you.
Michelle Ryan might be Doctor Who's next companion
"Michelle's been in secret talks with BBC bosses," a source told the UK's Sunday Mirror. "They are likely to announce her as Doctor Who's new assistant very soon. She is perfect for the role. She is good looking and the right age to star alongside Matt (Smith). Everyone agrees they look great together and reckon fans will think they're the perfect team, too."
Top TV Stories of 2008: Star departures - VIDEOS
William Peterson is out and Lawrence Fishburne is in. That's the plan, anyway, over at CSI central.
Peterson's decision to say goodbye to CSI was one of the big stories of 2008. The actor's onscreen phase-out started earlier this month with the introduction of Laurence Fishburne as Dr. Raymond Langston, but he's not really saying goodbye. Peterson will remain on the hit CBS show as an executive producer and will likely appear as a guest star in future episodes. His final ep airs January 15.
Since CSI is one of those ever-lasting franchises, like Law & Order, I wouldn't rule out a complete return for Peterson a few years from now. Maybe he'll spin-off another show. I'm sure fans wouldn't mind seeing CSI: The Gil Grissom Chronicles.
Me, I don't really care. I don't watch CSI (I guess I'm not that intrigued by forensic science). So let's talk about the 2008 TV star departures that meant something to me.
Doctor Who: Tooth and Claw
Additionally, the weak start set down by last week's series opener was washed away with this fantastic tale of a werewolf stalking the Scottish highlands and included barrel-loads of in-jokes and subtle Doctor Who references.
This is really where Doctor Who -- and the BBC -- excel; period drama, carried off by quality actors, in lavishly-decorated sets and sumptuous locations. If the weaker episodes tend to be based in the future, the best ones are most definitely based in the past.
Warning: spoilers after the jump.
Doctor Who: Dalek
(S01E06) All right, let's get this out of the way so we can proceed with the review. Here we go . . .
I didn't like Tom Baker as the fourth Doctor. Call it blasphemy, call it satanical, but I just didn't get the vibe with Baker as I did with some of the other doctors such as Jon Pertwee (third Doctor), Peter Davison (fifth Doctor) and Sylvester McCoy (seventh Doctor). Maybe it was the scarf.
Having said that, I am really enjoying these new Dr. Who adventures that are appearing on the Sci-Fi Channel while their normal Friday night schedule is taking a hiatus. To paraphrase... it's not your father's (or grandfather's) Dr. Who. While there are some occasional cheesy aliens and special effects, this version of the show is definitely the one of the most slickly produced in the series' 43-year history.
Doctor Who series 2 previews
You can catch the trailer in Real Media at the official Doctor Who website, in addition to some 'TARDISODES' for your mobile phone (UK only) and a look at the Sisters of Plenitude, cat-like nuns who will appear in the opening episode New Earth.
This week's Radio Times magazine also features a gate-fold sleeve with The Doctor and his assistant Rose Tyler on the front, plus numerous other supporting characters from the new series, including the return of Tom Baker's assistant Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the robot dog K9.
The 16-page special gives enthusiasts a sneak preview of almost every episode in the new series, and some insights into David Tennant's incarnation of The Doctor (he often wears spectacles and varies the order of the buttons fastened on his suit jacket in every episode).
Check back here on Saturday night for a review of New Earth.
Doctor Who and The Christmas Invasion reviewed
Well, I watched The Christmas Invasion last night, sitting on the couch stuffed full of turkey, and I can honestly say it ranks amongst the best 60 minutes of television on the BBC all year.
It had everything: maniacal Santas, invading aliens, a hard-nosed Prime Minister and The Doctor fighting a sword-battle in his pyjamas. Oh, and it was funny too.
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ThursdayThe Abiding Life Conference will be held at First Baptist Church Atlanta, 4400 N. Peachtree Road, at 7 p.m. Thursday. For more information, visit www.fba.org/almi. Friday Bridge the Gap Ministries will host its monthly prayer rally from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in Conference Room A of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center in Lawrenceville. For information, call David Burgher at 770-601-0265. March 5 The "English ... Yes, I Can" program, for adults who wish to learn English, will be held at Grace Church of Gwinnett beginning March 5. The church is located at 211 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. in Sugar Hill. Call 678-584-9539. March 6 The Early Learning Program of Snellville United Methodist Church will host a children's clothing and toy sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 6 and 7 and 8 a.m. to noon March 8 in the Old Snellville City Hall building. For additional information, call 678-430-6010. March 8 Cannon Church will hold its yard sale from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the profits will go tp the Youth Choirs. The Campus Clean-Up day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. will also take place at the church. The church is located at 2424 Webb Gin House Road. For more information, call 770-972-5463. The Atlanta Passion Play will be performed at the Atlanta Civic Center on March 8, 9, 14 and 16. Tickets are $10 to $25. For additional information, call 770-234-8400 or visit www.AtlantaPassionPlay.org March 9 New Hope Road Church of Christ, 3353 New Hope Rd., Dacula. will host a gospel meeting titled "What Does it Mean?" from March 9 to March 12. Call Jimmie Hill at 678-376-6291 or Keith Fields at 770-267-8641. "The Gospel of John" will be performed at 6 p.m. March 9 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2208 E. Main St. in Snellville. Call 770-979-9676 or visit www.wpcsnellville.org. March 15 McKendree United Methodist Church will host the McKendree Kids Clothes Closet sale to benefit local missions, such as the Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry and the United Methodist Children's Home, as well as missions to Mexico and Africa. More than 150 sellers will be offering children's spring and summer clothing and shoes, baby equipment, toys and books from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 15 at the church, 1570 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road in Lawrenceville. Call 770-339-9801. "The Garden" will be presented by Chords of Faith at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Lilburn Stake Conference Center, 1150 Cole Road in Lilburn. Performances will be at 7 p.m. March 15 and 5 and 7:30 p.m. March 16. Call 770-931-3270. March 16 LeFeu Ensemble will perform at 4 p.m. March 16 at Snellville United Methodist Church, 2428 Main St., Snellville. Call 770-972-9360. Westminster Presbyterian Church will host the Rev. Joan Gray, moderator of the Presbyterian Church USA, as its guest preacher for the Palm Sunday service. The service will be held at 10 a.m. at the church, 2208 E. Main St. in Snellville. Call 770-979-9676. March 18 The Women's Ministry of North Metro First Baptist Church presents Ladies After 5 Fellowship at 6 p.m. March 18 at North Metro First Baptist Church, 1026 Old Peachtree Road N.E. in Lawrenceville. Christian recording artist Tammy Trent will speak. Tickets are $10 and include a meal. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 770-995-9055 or visit www.northmetro.net. March 20 "I've Seen Jesus" will be performed at Shadowbrook Baptist Church in Suwanee at 7 p.m. March 20 and 21. Call 770-945-1524. Snellville United Methodist Church will have a Passover Meal in the Celebration Hall at 6:30 p.m. March 20. Reservations are required, and the cost is $6 per person. To make reservations or for additional information, call Lisa Gilbreath at 678-430-6002 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. March 29 "The Gospel of John" will be performed at First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville at 7 p.m. March 29. Admission is free. The chruch is at 395 W. Crogan St. Visit www.gospelofjohn.com for more information. Ongoing events Snellville United Methodist Church will hold Thursday Lenten Services and Lunch Lift at noon through March 13. Lunch is $5 per person. Call 678-430-6002 for more information. Sugarloaf United Methodist Chruch offers 14 Jazzercise classes per week. Call 404-219-1367 or visit www.jazzercise.com. The Bereavement Support Group at Duluth First United Methodist Chruch will meet the fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Call 770-476-3776 for more information. Free English classes are offered from 10 a.m. to noon and from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at Hebron Church, 202 Hebron Church Road in Dacula. Child care is available. Call 770-962-3671, ext. 285 for English or ext. 337 for Spanish. Johns Creek Baptist Church is currently seeking fifth- to eighth-grade boys and girls for the JCBC Eagles Competitive Middle School Basketball League. The church is located at 7500 McGinnis Ferry Road in Alpharetta. Contact Tracy Morris at 678-474-4442 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Johns Creek Baptist Church is offering ballroom dancing lessons and exercise classes. The cost for dancing lessons is $60, and the cost for exercise classes is $15 per month. The church is located at 7500 McGinnis Ferry Road in Alpharetta. The cost is $60. Contact Tracy Morris at 678-474-4442 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Duluth First United Methodist Church offers a bereavement support group at 7 p.m. the fourth Monday of every month at the church, 3208 Duluth Highway, Room B113, Duluth. Call 770-476-3776, ext. 15. Faith Baptist in Monroe offers a women's class based on "A Woman's Heart" by Beth Moore on Wednesday nights at the church, 1789 N.W. Ga. Highway 11 in Monroe. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 770-267-6603. The Rev. Willie Davis, pastor of the Tabernacle of Praise, is worshipping at the Extended Stay Deluxe Hotel, 3390 Venture Parkway, Duluth. Services are at 9:30 a.m. Sundays in the hotel meeting room, and Davis also offers a praise and Bible study at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. Call 770-787-3305 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Faith Baptist Church in Monroe offers Awana, a children's ministry program, for children up to fifth grade at 7 p.m. Wednesdays. The church's buses and vans run throughout Monroe. Faith Baptist Church is located at 1789 N.W. Ga. Highway 11, Monroe. Call 770-267-6603. Forcefield Youth Ministries holds a Youth Open Mic Cafe at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at Hoschton First Baptist Church's Family Life Center, 99 E. Jefferson St., Hoschton. The events are open to students in grades seven though 12. Call 706-654-2938. Hebron Baptist Church offers Care, Divorce Care for Kids and Grief Support classes at 7 p.m. each Monday at the church, 202 Hebron Church Road, Dacula. Registration is required for Divorce Care for Kids, visit www.churchinitiative.org. Call 770-962-3671, ext. 277, or visit www.hebronchurch.org. Stonemill Church offers Celebrate Recovery meetings at 7 p.m. Mondays at the church, 855 Northbrook Parkway in Suwanee. Child care is available. Call 770-476-1400, ext. 232, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Destiny Church offers His Way 12 Step, a support group that meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Thursday night at the church, 3015 Pucketts Mill Road, Buford, in the modular to the right. This Christ-centered, 12-step recovery program is open to anyone with addictions or codependency issues. Call 678-482-4960. Destiny Church offers CRASH, a Wednesday night service for high school and college students, from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday at the church, 3015 Pucketts Mill Road, Buford. Call Pastor Jenny at 678-482-4960 or visit www.4yourdestiny.org. Destiny Church offers MSM, a program designed for middle-schoolers, from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday at the church, 3015 Pucketts Mill Road, Buford. The program offers activities to help preteens strengthen their relationship with God. Call 678-482-4960 for details. Hebron Baptist Church will offer Bosom Buddies support groups at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of each month. The church is located 202 Hebron Church Road, Dacula. Classes are for women with all types of cancer, as well as those newly diagnosed, currently undergoing treatment or who are survivors as well as their families, caregivers and friends. Call 770-962-3671 or visit www.hebronchurch.org. Living Faith Church offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Mauy Thai and MMA classes for men and women at 6 p.m. every Monday. The church is located at 1707 Enterprise Drive, Buford. Classes are free. Call 770-402-4860. Freedom Christian Ministry will hold an adult bible study each Tuesday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The church is located at 420 Grayson Highway, Lawrenceville. Call 678-376-1983. SideBar: If You Go What: The Perrys performance Where: Yellow River Baptist Church, 3650 Five Forks Trickum Road, Lilburn When: 6 p.m. Sunday Cost: Free Info: Call 770-972-5580
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Every time Lon Kruger invited teammates to his home in Silver Lake, Kan., 40 miles from Kansas State's campus, they didn't need to be asked twice.
Lon Kruger has a knack for uniting people
"They would butcher a cow, and boy we ate," said teammate Ernie Kusnyer. "It was only about an hour (from campus) if we took the back roads."
Nearly four decades later, Kruger has kept the group together. In May, Kruger hosted teammates from Kansas State's 1972-73 Elite Eight team at his home in Las Vegas.
The reunion brought back memories from their playing days when Kruger and company would spend the holidays, spring break or weekends at his parents' house.
Bob Chipman, head coach at Washburn (Kan.) for 32 years, is closing in on 700 career wins. Chipman, from Flint, Mich., said those weekends at Kruger's home were greatly appreciated by players far from home.
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Three weeks ago, Congressional and Administration officials introduced an economic stimulus proposal that would have left out approximately 20 million Americans who depend primarily on Social Security and disabled veterans. Tomorrow, the President is scheduled to sign off on a better plan – one that will give these people a little help during a tough time and offers them a role in helping turn our economy around.
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Between two layers of plastic wrap, pound chicken breasts with meat mallet to an even thickness of about 1/2 inch. Place chicken in large, self-sealing plastic bag.
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Pour reserved marinade into skillet and bring to a boil over high heat. Scrape the bottom of pan with a wooden spoon to loosen any browned bits. Add any liquid that has collected around chicken and let mixture boil for 2 minutes, until slightly thickened and reduced. Stir in cream; cook for another minute. Pour hot sauce over chicken breasts. Garnish with slices of lime, lemon or orange.
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NJinGA 1 year agoI agree that it needed a bit more. I modified as follows: -Tossed the apples in a little brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. - For the topping i melted the butter and added a 1/4 cup more brown sugar, 1/4 tsp each ground nutmeg and vanilla extract. -Dotted the top with a tablespoon of butter cut into little pieces before baking.
wayne1991 2 years agoNice summer dish I tweaked the marinate put juice of orange and pulp also added brown sugar and oil make more marinate doubled all portions of original recipe. I added as I needed for my taste.
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Tuesday Afternoon Report: Giants Shuffle O-Line
John Fennelly, Lead Writer
Some news items ICYMI….Injuries have forced the Giants to make changes on the offensive line – at least for this week. Kevin Boothe will play center in place of David Baas (knee); David Diehl will slide over from RT to Boothe's spot at LG and rookie Justin Pugh will start at RT.
"It's the best way for us to play right now," said Tom Coughlin. "We, fortunately, have some guys that can play in a lot of different spots and David Diehl has played in a lot of spots in the course of his career and he'll go inside there and do a fine job. We're trying to get a group on the field now that can work together, hopefully to prepare for the regular season."
Diehl, incidentally, had cast on his right hand today. He apparently injured his thumb in last week's loss to the Colts. It isn't seveer enough to keep him out of the lineup, however.
"I think Diehl won't even know he's got a hand injury when it's time to play," Coughlin quipped. "He'll just play, that's just the way he is. I think this is a nuisance thing more than anything else and he's trying to get to where he's comfortable jamming that thing all the time. Once that gets taken care of, then I think he won't even pay any attention to it."
Coughlin said he has a lot of confidence in Pugh, which allows the Giants to shuffle their linemen around:
"Obviously we have a lot of confidence in him or he wouldn't be here, or his pick. Certainly he's got plenty to work on, he's a young kid, but hopefully you put him in there now and we bring Chris Snee along, and Chris is there to help him; it's a good move. The more they can work together, the better off we'll be."
WR Victor Cruz was wearing a boot on his injured heel. He said he felt he would be ready for opening day, or even sooner. Coughlin outlined Cruz' status…
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In addition to Cruz and Baas, WR Louis Murphy (leg), WR Ramses Barden (knee) did not practice today, nor did DE Damontre Moore (shoulder), CB Corey Webster (hamstring) and S Antrel Rolle (ankle).
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Best and Worst of 2005: Annie's List
1. My Name is Earl: I didn't think this was going to be any good when I first saw the commercials because it looked like another stupid sitcom about -- whoo-hoo -- rednecks. Jason Lee's a cool cat, though, so I tuned in for one episode... Boy, am I glad I saw it! Although Lee doesn't disappoint, Jaime Pressly's performance is absolutely hysterical and often steals the show. Definitely one of my favorite programs of the year.
2. The Daily Show: I've loved it. Sill love it.
3. The Colbert Report: I was a little worried about this show in the beginning, but quickly grew to love it. Stephen Colbert's got a good thing going on right now and I'm definitely looking forward to more.
4. Lost: I love it when a show/film has a strong ensemble cast. That plus deep, conflicted backstory and tremendous writing is must-see TV for me.
5. Project Runway: Okay, they're only a few episodes in, but Project Runway never fails to deliver. Classiest reality show, hands-down.
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Found this about a month ago. It sits in my front room in a wash bowl I found dating to 1891.
It is a water pitcher and , to the best of my knowledge, I believe it to be 1860's - 1870's.
I am now posting this because of 2 more New Jersey finds. So I am really excited to be finding these.
From what I have read, these potteries around Trenton just exploded during this time and record keeping wasn't at its' best. 7 inches high
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I'm sorry if this is a repeat question to one that's out there, I just couldn't find it.
I want to setup SEPM server to send me an email notification as soon as a threat has been detected on a managed client. I have scheduled reports setup but that only sends at certain times of the day. Can someone advise?
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Obama's Mediscare Tactics
October 31, 2008
David Gratzer
John McCain will suck your blood and leave you for dead. Or not.
Watch out Joe the Plumber: Under John McCain's health-care proposal, you'll get hit with the biggest tax hike in history and you could lose your health coverage.
That, in a nutshell, is the argument forwarded by the Barack Obama campaign. In the dying days of the campaign, they've upped the ante, airing ads that portray the McCain plan as so expensive that he'll need to gut Medicare to pay for ita threat, then, to the middle class and their elderly parents. Obama, however, is committing the political equivalent of malpractice: confusing tax reform with tax increases, half-quoting studies, and misstating his opponent's ideas. These attacks speak more to the mendacious politics of Obama than the worthy policies of his opponent.
Start with the new ad running in swing states. It claims that a McCain administration will need to cut $882 billion from Medicare over the next decade to fund his health reforms. Obama pushes further on the stump, claiming a 20-percent Medicare benefit cut next year. "You'll pay more for your drugs; you'll receive fewer services; you'll get lower quality care... it ain't right."
Grannie, don't get your gun just yet. The McCain campaign maintains that their health care reformsfirst and foremost a refundable tax credit of $5,000 for every familywill offset new costs by finding efficiencies in public programs. What then of the cuts? The figure comes from a partisan action fund led by the head of Sen. Obama's transition teamabout as credible as quoting the candidate's spouse. CBSNews.com describes the ad as a "among the biggest whoppers of the whole campaign."
The McCain campaign has committed itself to reforming Medicare, not cutting it. On the to-do list: paying for outcomes, adopting electronic health records, and eliminating fraud. These ideas may or may not work, but McCain's position is virtually identical to his opponent's, who also claims that billions will be freed up in the process.
Obama's campaign, however, hasn't just fear-mongered about Medicare. Consider the other attacks:
The tax hike. Obama campaign ads charge that McCain's health-care proposal will result in the "largest middle-class tax increase in history." Sen. Biden explained in a speech: "It will cost the middle class over $1 trillion dollars in additional taxes . . . you almost don't believe what I'm telling you, because it sounds so wrong." Actually, he is wrong. Yes, the McCain plan will tax health benefits, but it will also offer tax credits to families. As the Washington Post noted: "By most independent calculations, the McCain plan will leave most taxpayers better off in strictly financial terms, at least until 2013." Such estimates show middle class earners doing well through the next decade.
The disappearing $7,000. Sen. Obama explained in the last debate: "the average policy costs about $12,000. So if you've got $5,000 [in a tax credit] and it's going to cost you $12,000, that's a loss for you." As Sen. Biden quipped in the vice presidential debate: "I call that the 'Ultimate Bridge to Nowhere.'" Strong rhetoricbut the tax credit isn't meant to cover the cost of the insurance plan, it's meant to replace the value of the employer's tax advantage. In fact, the Lewin Group criticized the McCain plan as being overly generous for middle Americans, leaving them with a robust tax reduction.
The new wave of uninsured. In the final debate, Obama claimed that 20 million Americans will lose employer-coverage under McCain's plan. As his ad notes, the plan will end up "raising costs for employers who offer health care, so your coverage could be reduced or dropped completely." But McCain's plan doesn't touch the employer deduction on health benefits (including the payroll tax)which makes it difficult to see why companies would suddenly ditch their insurance policies. That said, it is true that a commentary in Health Affairs did speculate that some 20 million Americans would stop getting employer-based coverage. It also suggested that 21 million would buy on the market. Actually, every estimate predicts that the McCain plan will lead to a drop in the number of uninsured: by 5 million (the Tax Policy Center), 21 million (the Lewin Group), or 27.5 million (HSI). The last two studies, incidentally, conclude that more employees will lose coverage under the Obama plan.
McCain's proposal isn't "radical" or "catastrophic for your health care"to use the words of Obama. It simply offers to give families the tax advantages they'd enjoy with employer-based coverage should they choose to opt out and get coverage through their church, trade association, or union. As Jason Furman, now economic policy director of the Obama campaign, noted in February: "The most promising way to move forward in all three dimensionscoverage, cost, and long-run fiscal situationis to replace the employer exclusion with a tax credit."
McCain's health-care proposal may not be perfect. But the Obama campaign isn't offering a reasoned critique, it's smearing the man. Obama, it seems, preaches post-partisanship but practices the politics of Mediscare.
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Baby Shower Game Scratch Tickets
24 Piece(s)
4.3 out of 5
"How Big Is Mama's Belly" Game
20 ft
3.7 out of 5
"Baby Necessities From A To Z" Baby Shower Game
4.7 out of 5
"Baby Word Scramble" Baby Shower Game
4.1 out of 5
Baby Shower Pickle Cards
4.6 out of 5
"Pin the Bottle on the Baby" Game
1 Set(s)
3.5 out of 5
"Who Knows Mommy Best" Baby Shower Game
4.8 out of 5
"It's A Boy!" Baby Shower Buttermints
108 Piece(s)
It's A Girl Pink Baby Shower Banner
5.0 out of 5
Pastel Pink Mini Clothespin Party Favors
48 Piece(s)
4.4 out of 5
It's A Girl Pink Baby Shower Confetti
2 oz(s)
4.9 out of 5
Baby Shower Bingo Game
4.2 out of 5
It's A Boy Letter Banner
"Baby Shower Raffle Tickets"
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