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Kalasalingam University
Former names
|Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Engineering (AKCE) (1984-2006)
|Focus research in "3-O" technologies (bio, info, nano), education and research institution
|Research institution
|K. Sridharan
|S. Saravanashankar
|Krishnankoil, Tamil Nadu, India
9°34′27″N 77°40′34″E / 9.5743°N 77.6761°ECoordinates: 9°34′27″N 77°40′34″E / 9.5743°N 77.6761°E
|Suburban, 320 acres
Kalasalingam University (Tamil: கலசலிங்கம் பல்கலைக் கழகம்) is located in Krishnankoil near Madurai in Tamil Nadu, India. The campus is close to the ancient temple town of Srivilliputhur. The tower of the Srivilliputhur temple is used in the emblem of the Government of Tamil Nadu.
- 1 History
- 2 Overview
- 3 Features
- 4 Courses offered
- 5 Central and departmental libraries
- 6 Campus
- 7 Examination system
- 8 University status
- 9 Centres of Excellences
- 10 Notable faculty and alumni
- 11 Sister institutions
- 12 References
- 13 External links
Kalasalingam University (formerly Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Engineering) was established in 1984 by the Kalasalingam Anandam Ammal Charities. "Kalvivallal" Thiru T. Kalasalingam, veteran freedom fighter, was the founder chairman. The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi granted university status.[1] Institutions declared under this section are deemed to be universities. Kalasalingam University is a member of ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu, an initiative of the government of India, government of Tamil Nadu and CII, and an IS0 9001 - 2008 Certified Organisation.
Kalasalingam University (KLU) is located at the foothills of the Western Ghats in a rural setting of Virudhunagar District. The university is situated at Krishnankoil, 65 kilometres south of Madurai and 10 kilometres north of Srivilliputhur, in Madurai-Shenkottah National Highway (NH208).
The school caters to the needs of the downtrodden and rural youth. The founding philosophy of the institute is to "Empower Youth", for development through technology.
- Offers 13 undergraduate and 25 postgraduate courses in engineering in addition to MBA, MCA[2] and MSc courses
- Facilities for research
- B.Tech. programs for people with speech and hearing impairments
- Twinning program in collaboration with foreign universities
- Practical schools for students to promote industry awareness
- Part-time courses for working professionals at undergraduate and postgraduate levels
- Lateral entry available for certain courses
Courses offered[edit]
The university offers Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) and Master of Technology (M.TECH.) degrees in the following fields:
- Automobile Engineering
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electronics and Communication Engineering
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Information and Communication Technology
- Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
- Information Technology
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Food Engineering
Central and departmental libraries[edit]
- Extensive collection of academic volumes and titles
- Popular periodicals
- National and international journals
- Supplementary digital resources (CD-ROMs and audio cassette equivalent)
University sporting facilities include an athletic track, basketball courts, tennis courts and a football ground. The campus is WiFi enabled and available with a SunFire 4800 enterprise server, a SunFire T1000 server, six IBM Blade servers, four Wipro rack servers, six desktop servers (from HP and HCL), and nine TB of storage for the computing and storage needs of the faculty and students. The central server farm includes file servers, a database server, a mail server, a web server, a backup server, a proxy server, and an e-learning server.
Examination system[edit]
The academic year is divided into two semesters named as Even and Odd. Each semester has three internal exams and one final exam (semester exam) for all theory subjects. Generally, semester exam questions are from Anna University. Laboratory courses usually have two internal exams followed by the final exam. Most of the exams are theoretical, similar to other engineering colleges in India. It follows the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), which is followed by leading universities around the world including Indian Institutes of Technologies (IITs).
University status[edit]
The university is approved by the University Grants Commission[3] and is accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
Centres of Excellences[edit]
TIFAC-CORE in Network Engineering[edit]
TIFAC-CORE in Network Engineering (TCNE) was established based on MoU signed on 14 January 2002. The MoU was signed by Dr. C. Thangaraj, Principal, AKCE and Dr. Y. S. Rajan, Executive Director, Mission REACH in the presence of Dr. M. S. Vijayaragavan, Advisor, O/o PSA to Govt. of India and K. Sridharan, Secretary, AKCE. This centre is offering consultancy and testing facilities for industries and other user organizations in the field of Network Engineering. TIFAC-CORE in Network Engineering is undertaking research and development activities in the fields of computer networks, network security, embedded networking and power networks.
Aims and objectives
- To serve as a nodal center for network technology development and adoption
- Offer training in all areas of network engineering
- Promote research and development activities having direct applications for the industrial sector
- To be a national agency for certification of network products
Dr. S. Radha Krishnan,[4] Senior Professor, Kalasalingam University, is the director of the project.[5]
With a view to promoting research, development and advanced training in Discrete Mathematics, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi has initiated steps towards setting up a National Centre for Advanced Research in Discrete Mathematics.[6]
Kalasalingam University is the first institution in the country to get n-CARDMATH.[7] It was formally inaugurated by His Excellency Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on 5 January 2007.
Under n-CARDMATH at Kalasalingam University ten sub-projects in the area of Graph Theory and Combinatorial Optimization have been approved by DST.
The n-CARDMATH Core Group Research facility (CGRF) in the university include a library and a laboratory with high speed computing facilities. There is a provision for a Visitors' Programme. The funding for establishment of the Core facility and for individual projects in the first phase is around Rs.3,00,00,000.
Dr. S. Arumugam,[8] Senior Professor (Research), Kalasalingam University, is the coordinator of the project.
Centre for Biotechnology[edit]
The Center for Biotechnology at Kalasalingam University is the research arm of the Department of Biotechnology, which was established in 2002. The centre carries out research in diverse fields of biotechnology that affect human welfare. Currently, research at the Center for Biotechnology focuses on infectious and inflammatory diseases, bioprocess engineering, neurophysiology, plant biotechnology, environmental engineering and animal biotechnology. The centre offers a doctoral program in biotechnology. The vision of the centre for the next ten years is to transform the centre into a world-class research hub. The following are the plans for the next decade.
- To establish at least two centres of excellence to carry out advanced studies
- To publish at least 10 peer-reviewed articles per year in high-impact journals
- To establish research collaborations with Indian and overseas partners
- To develop need-based technologies for transfer to industries[9]
Centre for Composite Materials[edit]
The Centre for Composites Materials was established in 2009 as an interdisciplinary centre for carrying out teaching, research, design and development in the field of composite materials and their applications. The centre has dedicated laboratories for composite materials processing, materials testing, composite machining and deposition. The centre is making efforts to produce eco-friendly, high performance materials. This research centre is partially funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST).[10]
Centre for Multifunctional Material Research[edit]
This centre carries out multifunctional material research in advanced materials science and technology. The development of advanced materials can lead to the design of completely new products including medical implants, miniature energy storage devices, and display devices.[11]
Notable faculty and alumni[edit]
Sister institutions[edit]
- Anand Institute of Higher Technology[12]
- Anand School of Architecture
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Arts & Science
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Education Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Education
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Pharmacy[13]
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam Industrial Training Institute
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam Polytechnic College
- Arulmigu Kalasalingam Teacher Training Institute[14]
- Kalasalingam Institute of Technology[15]
- Kalasalingam School of Architecture
- Linga Global School
- ^ Under section 3 of UGC act 1956 wide notification No. F.9-2/2002/U.3 dated 20 October 2006 to AKCE.
- ^ "MCA College in Delhi". IITM.
- ^ "UGC Act-1956" (PDF). mhrd.gov.in/. Secretary, University Grants Commission. Retrieved 1 February 2016.
- ^ http://kalasalingam.ac.in/site/Tifac_Core/contact.htm
- ^ url=http://ncardmath.com
- ^ url=http://ncardmath.com
- ^ http://www.ncardmath.com/Director/Director.html
- ^ Centre for Biotechnology
- ^ Center for Composite Materials
- ^ Multifunctional Materials Research Centre
- ^ Anand Institute of Higher Technology
- ^ Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Pharmacy
- ^ Arulmigu Kalasalingam Teacher Training Institute
- ^ Kalasalingam Institute of Technology
- http://www.ti.com/ww/in/news_detail/2011/news_detail_20110419.html
- http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-tamilnadu/article1775492.ece


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Pictured above is Iraq War veteran Anthony Woods, discharged under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell. He was a candidate for US Congress in 2008. He was photographed by Brooklyn photographer Jo Ann Santangelo. She will be having a display of photographs from her project "Proud to Serve," a recent 4 week, 10,167 mile road trip around the United States documenting the lives of LGBT veterans and servicemembers. Let us support those putting faces to the statistics.
Exhibit opening and book release this Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 5:30 at New York City's The LGBT Center, Manhattan.
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I would recommned it, the only downside is that it comes in any colour; as long as it's beige!
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I read the article on "Penny Power" in the Ranger's April 19 edition. The article does not state how those signs were to be paid for.
Mr. Lehto, if you are paying for them, or they are free, thank you. But if they are to be paid for with tax dollars, especially from the 1 percent tax fund, forget it.
I voted for the 1 percent tax because our streets desperately need to be repaired, not to pay for signs telling me how my tax money is being spent.
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This is a car for young children to sit on, and move themselves around on. Good for learning motor skills, and how to create a lot of noise!
When Bobby got this it was fully assembled apart from the steering wheel which easily screwed into place. I believe that the wheels need to be attached to the car, but this looks very simple to do and involves fastening two screws for the front wheels, and sliding the back wheels in. And to be honest if my mother in law can assemble it anyone can!
The car itself is very lightweight (I can pick it up with one hand), it is a red plastic and has a seat moulded into the design which allows the child to put their legs over the side and pull themselves along. It has a hole in the front which would be ideal to tie some rope on and pull your child along outside. The wheel steers the front wheels, and it has a squeaky horn on the steering wheel.
The design is very bright being bright red. It has some stickers on the side, on the 'grill' and eyes on the 'headlights', which is a nice touch. As Bobby has been learning face parts he keeps pointing at them and saying 'eyes'.
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Late last week, following a restructuring, Hewlett-Packard announced that it would no longer make devices based on the webOS platform if acquired from Palm for $1.2 billion last year. At the beginning of this week the company began a fire sale of existing webOS devices: HP's 16 GB TouchPad, for example, was on sale for $99, down from $499 when it first hit store shelves last month.
HP is sending "mixed messages" about its future plans for webOS, according to some analysts, since the company still plans to keep the OS alive and while it won't be investing into the development of the platform, it will provide minor updates moving forward. Current Analysis analyst Avi Greengart said that HP's webOS is a "terrific" platform but it lacks developer support and now has no committed hardware manufacturers.
At least one major medical app developer might have seen this coming.
In December Epocrates sent an email to users of its webOS app users that come February it would no longer support Palm's webOS platform: "Due to the relatively low interest level among our user base, Epocrates has decided to discontinue support of the Palm webOS platform for smartphones," the email read. By May, Epocrates said the app wouldn't open or function so users ought to get used to the mobile optimized web app or switch to Android or iPhone.
At the time online discussions forums for Palm fans generated interesting comments from physicians who claimed to be longtime users of Palm devices for medical content and apps. One physician lamented: "I cannot justify using a webOS device, in any form whether it be a smartphone or tablet, if it doesn't have any medical apps as much as I hate to say it. No Epocrates in six months. No word of any medical apps… coming to webOS. This is a sad day for Palm and HP. You have not only lost the consumer market and not gained any traction in the enterprise market, now you have lost the physician and healthcare market."
By waving the white flag in the face of competition from Apple's iPad and the growing number of Android tablets on the market, HP took away what was once a promising option for many healthcare professionals. Palm, of course, has long been a favorite device maker for health care professionals especially back when PDAs were the dominant "smart" device in HCP lab coats.
Of course, exiting the mobile device business does not mean HP is no longer active in mobile health. The company's interest in mobile health extends beyond its handsets and tablets business. HP donated $1 million to the mHealth Alliance last year, and it's also been especially interested in using mobile technology to authenticate medication in emerging markets along with its partner mPedigree.
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Domino's Pizza chief executive officer, Chris Moore was quoted saying "We have come a long way since 1985. We have achieved so much and have built a very strong brand that continues to grow. It is clear that over the years this store has provided the local community with absolutely millions of slices of our fresh, hot pizza so it is without a doubt a big part of this town and the people here value its presence. This store in Luton was the landmark store for Domino's Pizza in this country and it continues today to be one of our busiest and most vibrant stores. Today, we currently have 643 stores in the UK and Ireland and a network of passionate franchisees."
Back on this side of the Atlantic, Pizza 73 in Edmonton, Alberta celebrated a 25th anniversary this month as well. The Pizza 73 chain marked the occasion by hosting a two week Slices for Smiles fundraiser to benefit the Children's Miracle Network hospitals across Western Canada. From October 18 to October 30, Pizza 73 locations in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan will be offering online pizza deals with fifty-cents from each sale going towards the Children's Miracle Network and the four children's hospitals it supports in Western Canada.
Pizza 73's chief marketing officer, Pat Finelli issued a statement saying "Thanks to our loyal customers, the last 25 years have been filled with prosperity and fun and the Slices for Smiles fundraiser is a great way for us to show our thanks and give back to the community." In addition to the Slices for Smiles fundraiser, the Pizza 73 25th anniversary festivities will also feature scratch and win games with prizes that include trips to Cuba, plasma televisions and lots of other food prizes.
The dual 35th year milestones for the franchises show that in addition to providing excellent value and quality food, both companies have also become civic leaders in their communities through participation in numerous charities, events, youth programs. Congratulations to both on jobs well done.
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I had a breast implant 8 days ago. The double bubble appeared on the following day after the surgery. I have talked to my doctor about my concerns and he said my breasts would correct themself in 2 months without any further surgery. I'm scared and stressing out. Is that true they will improve themself without other surgery? Should I look for an other doctor now? Thank you!
Should I Wait for These Double Bubble Effect to Correct Itself? (photo)
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Double Bubble following breast aug.
Thanks very much for your question. Unfortunately, I have to agree with many of the other answers, I think you will need corrective surgery. The question then becomes not if but when should further surgery be preformed. You either need to correct things in the immediate period, or you should wait for 3 months or so to allow for things to heal prior to any further surgery in the area.
Breast Implant Double Bubble Will Not Correct In Time-Revision Needed
Thank you for your question.
I am truly sorry to tell you that the double bubble after Breast Implant Surgery will not correct with time, taping, compression bra or other device.
The Inframammary Ligament which holds the breast and implant in the proper position has been violated and must be reconstructed.
A revision is necessary and if done properly will restore you to a very nice result.
Learn more: http://drseckel.com/surgical-procedures/result-oriented-breast-augmentation-breast-enlargement/
Double Bubble
It looks unlikely that this shape will correct without further surgery. I would suggest after an appropriate amount of time that you consider surgery to improve the shape.
Learn more: http://www.chicagobreast.com
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You will need revision
Sorry about your results. I agree with some of the doctors below that no matter what you do your double bubble will not be corrected unless you do another surgery. It is best to wait at least 6 months to allow complete healing and then repair the infra mammary folds. Talk to your doctor first and get second opinions. When choosing your plastic surgeon have them show you before/after of similar cases to yours which they have corrected; no photos means no surgery.
There is no way this will correct itself.
Double bubble deformities do not correct themselves. Although I usually recommend waiting 6-12 months prior to most breast implant revisions, you may want to do yours sooner. Otherwise, your implants could actually migrate further toward your abdomen.
Bottoming out not likely to go away with time
You have very significant bottoming out of the implants. I doubt this will get better with time. It doesn't hurt to wait but I would be surprised if you don't need more surgery.
Learn more: http://www.squiresclinic.com/denver-photo-gallery/breast-augmentation
Double Bubble
Hello Tes122,
We surgeons that read and answer posts have a duty to give the best, unbiased answers possible, so that the poster can make the best decisions for herself. Some of us can be more direct or forceful in our comments than others. Most of us are aware that you are nervous or concerned, and even scared, so we try not to elicit more anxiety than you're already experiencing.
I want to tell you that you shouldn't be scared, but you will need another surgery to correct the problem you are experiencing. Taping or specialized garments like thong or compression bras will not be able to overcome the force of these implants that have pried open and displaced your inframammary folds.
More importantly, you need to know that your surgeon is either inexperienced and doesn't know, or is not being honest if he has told you that this will get better. Whether it is one or the other, I suggest that you might seek out another surgeon.
You should go to the website for the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery to find a qualified surgeon. Then check to see that they specialize in breast revision surgery. This should be taken care of sooner than later.
I am sure you are going to be fine, and eventually have a nice result.
All the best.
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Bottoming out
Bottoming out occurs when the implant falls below the natural breast file and you develop a double bubble. Sometimes if you wear a band ( thongbra) it may correct this problem. Best to ask your surgeon. If not, you likely will need revision surgery.
Will double bubble correct itself?
Your double bubble will not correct itself and you will need additional surgery. This is not a minimal double bubble which could go on to heal on its own. I think you need to have a serious discussion with your plastic surgeon as this represents overdissection of the pockets bilaterally. Unfortunately, you are in a bind because, if you go elsewhere, you will be paying twice for the operation but, if you stay with your surgeon, you may have already lost confidence. If you were not treated by a board certified plastic surgeon, then I would encourage you to seek a second opinion before agreeing to revision.
"Double Bubble"
It is possible for a small double bubble to self-correct over time but I am afraid this will not be the case for you. Taping the skin below your original breast fold may help, but I think the best treatment at this time would be a strong surgical compression garment for the breast that has a tight elastic band that will help push the implants back up to your original fold. This may reduce the problem but probably will not fix it. Once the swelling and inflammation have resolved you will need a second procedure to recreate the original breast crease and put in smaller implants.
Learn more: http://www.breastsurgeryindianapolis.com
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Around the first part of the year, it seems the media was struck by an epidemic of printing old news as if it were brand new and somewhat earthshaking. It began with the startling report that, due to the precession of the equinoxes, the astrological signs no longer coincide with the constellations they are named after. Not only that, but the Sun's path passes through the constellation of Ophiuchus, so that should also be a sign of the Zodiac.
These amazing facts were supposedly suddenly discovered early in 2011 by an astronomer in Minnesota. Never mind that precession, and the fact that the signs and constellations don't match up any longer, has been used as an argument against astrology for at least 50 years. In 1970, an author named Steven Schmidt published a book called Astrology 14. In this book, he explained the presession problem and insisted, on the basis of IAU constellation boundaries established in 1930, that Ophiuchus and Cetus should also be astrological signs.
I won't bother to refute this refutation here, but the point is, it was not exactly hot news. About the same time, pundits announced that some people were likely to have heart attacks over the Super Bowl. Really? I remember people having heart attacks over football games—especially bad calls—back in the '50s. Nothing new here, either.
And then there was the business with Betelgeuse. It has been known for many, many years that this giant star in the constellation of Orion is ripe to become a supernova, probably in the next million years or so.
But what if it happened in 2012, the year of Mayan-foretold doom? Suddenly, 2012 was the favored year for such an event. According to an article on news.com.au, the explosion will briefly result in Earth having a second sun, just like Tatooine in Star Wars.
When the star does go, it won't be bigger than a point of light or brighter than a full moon —hardly a second sun.
The article referred to Betelgeuse as the second biggest star in the universe. Later, they corrected this to the second biggest star in the constellation of Orion. Wrong again. Betelgeuse is far and away the biggest star in Orion. It is the second brightest.
If you can't get it on time, at least get it right. — David F. Godwin


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I was gonna get this stuff when I get my new bearded dragon. You know, just to make sure he's getting his vitamins and minerals. But check out these ingredients. These were not found on the Rep-Cal website, as they were not provided. Instead, Petco provides the ingredients of all the food they sell on their website.
Ground Wheat, Corn Gluten Meal, Poultry Byproduct Meal, Soy Hulls, Soybean Meal, Dried Apple Pomace, Calcium Carbonate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Ascorbic Acid, Choline Chloride, Dried Beet Pulp, Vegetable Oil, Methionine Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Ferrous Sulfate, Potassium Chloride, Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Niacin, Copper Sulfate, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin A Acetate, Riboflavin Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Sodium Selenite, Thiamine Mononitrate, D-Activated Animal Sterol (Source of Vitamin D3), Menadione Dimethylpyrimidinol Bisulfite (Source of Vitamin K), Cobalt Carbonate, Inositol, Ethylenediamine Dihydriodide, Folic Acid, Artificial Color, Natural Flavor.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min) 29%, Crude Fat (min) 2%,Crude Fiber (max) 12%, Moisture (max) 12%.
... yum..?
This reminds me of one of those organic dog food commercials. Corn Gluten Meal? Poultry Byproduct Meal?
So I looked this stuff up when I was looking at the ingredients in the Bearded Dragon pellets from Exo-Terra. These were actually found on Exo-Terra's website. Can't tell if it's really any better.
Ingredients: Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal, Fish Meal, Wheat Flour, Wheat Gluten Meal, Rice Hulls, Dried Earthworm, Fish Oil, Textured Soy Protein Product, Rice Bran, Dried Lima Bean, Calcium Carbonate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, DL-Methionine, Choline Chloride, Lecithin, Aluminum Calcium Silicate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Yeast Extract, Silicon Dioxide, Licorice, Dried Endive, Anise, Garlic Powder, Ground Chinese Cassia, Aloe Vera Gel Concentrate, Paprika, Ginger, Potato Meal, Juniper Extract, Papaya, Ethoxyquin (preservative), Vitamin A Acetate, Cholecalciferol (source of Vitamin D3), Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Folic Acid, d-Calcium Pantothenate, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of vitamin C), Inositol, Biotin, Niacin, Manganous Oxide, Ferrous Carbonate, Zinc Oxide, Copper Oxide, Calcium Iodate, Cobalt Carbonate.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein (min): 30.0 %, Crude Fat (min): 4.0 %, Crude Fiber (max): 12.0 %, Moisture (max): 8.0 %, Calcium (min): 0.8 %, Calcium (max): 1.2 %, Phosphorus (min): 0.5 %, Vitamin A (min): 20 IU/lb, Vitamin D3 (min): 10 IU/lb
I read somewhere that some protein or whatnot in fish is bad for your beardie. So I don't know how I feel about the fish meal being the second ingridient.
Oh and, P.S., the pellet food isn't going to replace live food, it's just to make sure my beardie gets all his vitamins and minerals and maybe as a protein substitute for a day in the time I'm ordering more food and trying to establish colonies.
Bring on the opinions, please!!


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The San Antonio Spurs once again are looking like one of the few teams in the mix for the NBA Championship this season, currently possessing a 12-3 record after a victory over the hapless Wizards on Monday night. But despite their impressive start, unselfish play, and remarkable consistency, the Spurs still are behind the Thunder, Lakers, Heat, Celtics, Clippers, and perhaps even the Knicks in the championship discussion. Yet the Spurs currently possess a better record than all of those teams. Yes, I'll repeat, ALL of those teams.
So with that fact being established, why are the Spurs not as highly favored as these other teams? It can't be that they are in a small market, since we all know that they've won four championships in San Antonio, and it can't be experience, because we all know that Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, and Gregg Popovich are as experienced as they come. The answer seems to more likely lie in the fact that the Spurs haven't won an NBA Championship since 2007, and that 2 years ago they possessed the #1 record in the West and lost in the first round, and last season they came in white-hot and got outmatched by a simply more athletic Thunder team. We've seen the Spurs have recent regular season success without that success translating into championships. Thus, it stands to reason that there isn't much to take away from their 12-3 start this season, and that we'll have to wait until May & June to see if this team is truly for real.
But while the approach to the Spurs being "call me in May" may be an accurate one, I don't want to wait until May to make a judgement on them. And so right now, I will give you three reasons why there is cause to believe the Spurs should be the favorites to win the NBA Championship.
#1. Continuity: The Spurs have made the least amount of changes of any of the serious contending teams in the NBA, and while that may be viewed as bad, I see it as a good thing. The Celtics, Heat, Lakers, Thunder, Clippers, and Knicks are all trying to figure out who they are as teams right now. The Celtics are trying to fill the void left by Ray Allen; the Heat are trying to work in Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis; the Lakers are trying to work in a new coach, a new point guard, and a new center; the Thunder are trying to march forward with James Harden no longer a member of the team; and both the Clippers and Knicks are still searching for their identities. With all these teams trying to make these adjustments, the Spurs are continuing to play the same kind of ball they did a year ago, and they are doing it with virtually the same faces and coach. Of all these teams listed, the Spurs are the one team we can truly know what to expect from them come playoffs. Everybody else has a big question mark somewhere. Having one more year under the belts of Danny Green, Kawhi Leonard, and other young players will make the Spurs even more dangerous this year than last.
#2. Coaching: With Phil Jackson out of the picture in Los Angeles, the Spurs now have the best coach in the NBA in Gregg Popovich. He has more championship rings as a head coach than all the other head coaches in the NBA combined, and he also knows his team better than anybody else know's their team. Largely because of the continuity of the Spurs that was previously mentioned. He knows his guys, he knows his system, and he knows it can work.
#3. This season is a full 82 game season: This may not sound like an advantage for the Spurs, who have an aging Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and Tony Parker. 82 games is a lot for these guys to play. But the advantage they have from last season is there is more rest in between games, and none of those back-to-back-to-back games like last season. The chances of injury are far less during a regular 82 game season than in a compressed 66 game schedule. Look for the Spurs to be much more rested and healthy coming into the playoffs.
By having more continuity, better coaching, and more time to rest, there is no reason to not put the San Antonio Spurs at the very top of the title discussion this season. But knowing them, they probably like not being mentioned among these other teams. That's just how Gregg Popovich teams like to operate: silent but deadly.


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I don't know why, but suddenly it hit me.
Cloud gaming is the future. Convergence of technology is inevitable. Today, you can game on most devices we have out there, even the freezers! Or perhaps not the freezer, since those aren't really that portable. But Smartphones are taking over and you can play a lot of games on them these days.
But never mind that, what made me write this blog-post was a revelation that came to me in a dream. Sorry that was a lie. It came to me like a lightningbolt.
I believe Sony bought Gaikai for one purpose only. Lets go back to the ps3. What did the first editions of the hardware have that the following didn't? Backwards-compatibility. One of the most wanted features in a new console. Why was it removed?
Well, to put it like this. It made Sony bleed even more. It was so very expensive and they had to let it go. So you might wonder what Gaikai has to do with this? Well, let me tell you.
I believe that Gaikai will work very much like an MMO of some sort today, only with the difference that the service itself will not be a game. However, through Gaikai, and probably a monthly subscription, or as a Playstation Plus service (Free if you have PS Plus that is, and lets say 5 euros /dollars etc if you do not) Sony will give you a chance to play ANY ps3 game you have registered on your account through your ps4. The cost of a serverpark could easily be afforded through a service like this. They could easily set up different levels of the subscription where it costs 5 euros for ps3 games, 3 euros for ps2 and 1 euro a month for access to the games of each era. that would be a total of 10 euros, 10 dollars etc. for full backwards-compatibility with all of the games you have previously bought. Ofc, since many games from previous generations is not being sold anymore, you would be able to unlock them for like 1 euro/dollar etc.
Me personally would definately use this service.
The price of the ps4 would also be greatly reduced if BC wasn't built in the device. And I would also prefer that.
What do you guys think? I really do think that this is a very plausible reason to why Sony bought Gaikai. The service might be different but in general, I really hope that this is whats gonna happen.
As a PS plus member, I'm obviously going to want it to be free for PS plus users, but who knows what will happen? Good blog, very insightful.
I said this about cloud gaming in general when Onlive was just starting up with their PR.
I've read that it would be difficult to use Gaikai for BC. Apparently it's very hard to emulate the Cell on PC architecture so apparently you'd need one PS3 running as a server for each person using Gaikai for BC or something. I'm not very technical and I could have misunderstood but this popped up in some conversations about this over on GAF.
I don't know but BC for the PS4 using Gaikai makes alot of sense if it'll work.


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text: There are lots of reasons why he shouldn't be extended, but most importantly, it is because he does not deserve to be extended. He has not done enough to show that he is the coach to lead this team to the championship level. Let me illustrate the reasons why: 1. Pathetic divisional record. If you can't win in the division, you can't make the playoffs. Even with multiple teams imploding at the end of the season, our 1-5 divisional record damned us to another year of irrelevance in the postseason. If you can't win in the division, you don't deserve to be extended. 2. Way too stubborn. Gary wasted 1/2 of our season trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. How stubborn do you have to be to bring back Chris Brown and be so myopic to think it would actually work out. Then when the guy costs you at least 2 football games, you still stick with him because you are too stubborn to admit you and Rick screwed up. He also insisted on trying to run the ball when it was painfully obvious that our passing game gave us the best chance to win. Gary also showed the epitome of stubborness by continuing to start Chris Myers even though he is one of the worst starting Centers in the history of the league....but he was a Bronco so he got Gary's vote. Head Coaches need to show accountability and flexibility. To keep trotting out guys that suck when there are other capable guys available, just shows how he tries to be everyone's friend too much and doesn't hold people accountable. 3. Pathetic game management and in-game adjustments. Kubiak got outcoached by rookie head coaches in every instance this year. His decisions on requesting replay reviews were some of the worst decisions ever. Him calling timeout after Moats fumble was ruled down by contact giving Caldwell a chance to look over it cost us the season. First and Goal at the 1 yard line is invaluable and you shouldn't risk that to run 15 seconds off the clock. Are you so afraid of Peyton having :30 seconds that you are willing to risk a golden scoring opportunity. Just a moronic call. Maybe he was too busy hiding his head because he was afraid to watch that he didn't realize what game situation he is in. As for ingame adjustments, the fact that the team can't put together 2 halves of football is an idictment of our coaching staff as much as anything. 4. The offensive coordinator is going to be changed anyways. What if Gary and the new OC can't get the job done like they did this year. Do we want to be liable for the rest of the contract if we aren't even sure of what we are going to get next year from the offense after Lil' Shanny is presumably gone? Gary is having a hard of enough time to be a decent head coach than to have to run/rewire the offense next year. 5. Horrible clock management. We all know this is true. It's been evident since the day he got here. 6. Plays scared and can't even watch plays happen because he is so afraid of failure he can't watch. Not exactly inspirational. 7. His teams come out flat too much to start games and/or after halftime. He must have a problem delivering speeches to players and inspiring them because they are often flat and uninspired. He gives a great speech and everyone makes a big deal and they win and he calls out some of our stars (Mario) and they play well. Why not give a great speech every week? Why wait until you are almost mathematically eliminated from playoffs till you actually start being proactive? You can't pick your spots to inspire the troops when your playing the Rams and Seahawks. You need to make it happen every week, especially in division. 8. He is a .500 coach who has never gotten us to the playoffs. I don't see any reason why he should be extended past next year. If he can get the team to play well next year and we are at the midpoint 5-3 or better and some of his aforementioned shortcomings show improvement or are eliminated, I am all for him getting an extension. But reaching .500 as a coach and underachieving for the balance of the season, is not a reason to reup the guy. I am willing to welcome Kubiak back but to give him a new contract extension reeks of the same scent of failure that giving Carr the maximum extension had. Just carebear attitude from a carebear organization that has created a lot of careless players. And if Gary has a problem with being .500 and not getting an extension, lets give ole Bill Cowher a call.


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SHERLOCK Holmes director Guy Ritchie and his model fiancee have become parents
Guy's partner Jacqui Ainsley, 30, gave birth to a girl at a private London
The couple already have a son, Rafael, who was born in September last year.
A friend said: "They are both utterly delighted at the birth.
"The fact they now have a girl is an added bonus — Guy always wanted a boy and
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me FBS
him idiotic sex addicted, hormone addled, porn watching, post pubescent male with a walking hard on for anything without a penis
4 kids 15 13 12 8
Earned my *F* the hard way.
- an agreement on what constitutes proper and healthy boundaries and agreement on what the consequences are for violating those boundaries (divorce).
- removing all toxic people from our lives who either supported, condoned, permitted, or encouraged her affairs. removing everyone who has heard so much crap about me (the bs) that they view our marriage in a very skewed way. removing everyone that isnt a friend of our marriage.
- agreement that any facts that subsequently come to light later that substantially contradict her stories (she used TT) will result in a divorce. agreement to a polygraph at a later point to verify her answers.
- IC counseling for us both. MC for us both.
those were some of my "needs".
from 09/11 - 05/13
2 ONS, 10 sexting partners, 1 LT EA/PA
??/06/13 DD/1 - admits to LT EA, begin false R.
01/13/14 DD/2 - LTA was PA.
01/18/14 DD/3 - sexting 5 guys.
01/19/14 DD/4 - 2 ONS with different guys
That's not guaranteed to work, but it might prevent TT ('trickle truth').
No lip service, if he says he's going to do something, do it.
But your list is spot on. I just copied and pasted it in my journal! Thank you!


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Five local eateries are among the 100-plus participating in Orange County Restaurant Week, which begins Sunday and runs through March 1.
The event is organized by the Orange County Restaurant Association.
Participating restaurants in town are El Torito, Hopscotch, Matador Cantina, The Cellar and Wahoo's Fish Tacos.
Specials range from $15 for two-course lunches to $40 for three-course dinners.
Hopscotch, for example, is offering a two-course lunch for $20 that includes fried pigs ears for the appetizer, and a gourmet burger for the entrée.
Wahoo's is offering a $20 three-course dinner for two that includes a choice of wine or beer, baja roll, choice of two combos for the main course and churro chips for desert.


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Books or Articles?
The advice I've gotten as a junior professor is to stick with articles and put off scholarly books until post-tenure. It's an interesting question, especially when your work begins to show some consistent themes that would lend themselves to systematic treatment in a book. Therefore I wonder: Is the advice to put off books until post-tenure good advice? I can think of a couple of reasons that it might be. First, tenure committees might not be as familiar with how to count books, if they count them at all. Second, a good book needs some fresh content to supplement the revamping of articles past, and the opportunity cost of that fresh content might be two or three new articles.
Even thinking beyond tenure considerations, are books really worth it for most of us (i.e., the non-Cass Sunsteins of the academic world)? Royalties can't be enough of a financial incentive in most cases, and citation counts might on average be lower (although I haven't empirically tested this) because articles are more accessible to other scholars through electronic databases. So what are the relative benefits of books and articles, and does the equation change pre- or post-tenure?


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Firms in East Cambridgeshire are being invited to a special networking meeting to hear the District Council's financial plans for the next year.
The meeting on Monday 11 February at The Grange in Ely from 8am to 9.30am, will explain the key projects which the authority is currently working on and allow companies to speak to organisations who can provide advice and assistance to improve their business.
A number of exhibition stands will be present including;
- East Cambridgeshire District Council's Finance, Business Development, Environmental Health and Town Centres Teams
- Anglia Revenues Partnership who will be on hand to discuss any business rate enquiries.
- Ely Chamber of Commerce to discuss the range of services that they can offer to prospective members
- Connecting Cambridgeshire broadband project team.
Peter Moakes, Leader of East Cambridgeshire District Council, said: "Our annual Business Ratepayers' event is an ideal opportunity for companies to ask Councillors and officers directly about how their money is spent and hear the projects and plans the authority has. Local Government has changed significantly over the last few years with less and less money to more and more things – the challenge is to ensure we work to meet the needs of our residents and businesses.
"This is breakfast meeting is important because it gives people the opportunity to ask questions and the Council the chance to answer them. To help further we have organised for a number of organisations to be present who can offer advice and guidance to any businesses to attend. From the local Chamber of Commerce to updates on the Connecting Cambridgeshire broadband campaign – we have people who can help improve your company's future prospects so please come along."
For further information please contact email@example.com or call 01353 665555.


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Posted by peskypippi | Posted in Celebrations, Holidays, Love, Romance, Valentine's Day | Posted on 09-02-2012
Tags: balloons, bouquets, carnations, chocolate, costume jewelry, diamonds, expectations, family, flowers, husbands, lingerie, love, men, romance, romantic, stuffed gorilla, take-out, Thai, Valentine's Day, women
We are days away from Valentine's Day. Do you have Valentine's Day expectations?
Jewelry stores tell us we need diamonds. Florists tell us we need oversized bouquets. Grocery stores tell us we need heart balloons. Chocolate shops tell us we need heart-shaped boxes with chocolates. Lingerie shops tell us we need red bustiers and up-your-crack thongs. Drugstores tell us we need stuffed gorillas with hearts that say "Wild Thing."
Do we need any of this crap on February 14? Yeah, we do. If our significant others come home Valentine's Day night with nothing, we be pissed.
We need something.
- I don't need diamonds; I prefer costume jewelry.
- I don't need oversized bouquets; I like carnations just fine.
- I don't need balloons; my kids will fight over them.
- I do need chocolate; but I buy my own and hide it.
- I don't need red lingerie; I prefer jammy pants and t-shirts (sexy, I know).
- And I certainly don't need a stuffed gorilla for my husband to proclaim his love for me.
If my husband comes home Valentine's Day night with some carnations and several boxes full of Thai take-out dinner for our family, that's the "something" I would love on Valentine's Day. Pad Thai anyone?


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Editor's Note: Timothy Jost analyzes the insurance and revenue provisions of the President's Proposal for Health Care Reform in the post below. In a second post, Jost analyzes the other provisions of the proposal.
On Monday, February 22, the White House posted the President's Proposal for Health Care Reform. Although the proposal was posted as "a prelude to the February 25 health care summit between Democrat and Republican congressional leadership and the president, it is not a mere ideas piece or discussion draft. Rather, it is essentially the outline of a budget reconciliation bill that—in tandem with HR 3590, already enacted by the Senate—would complete the task of comprehensive health care reform when adopted by both Houses. All of the provisions of the President's Proposal arguably relate to the revenues and outlays of the federal government and should pass muster under the Senate reconciliation rules.
As widely expected, the bill seems to reflect negotiations between House and Senate leadership that took place in January, prior to the Massachusetts Senate bombshell, intended to split the difference between the House and Senate bills. While those negotiations were presumably comprehensive, however, the President's Proposal addresses only issues that can be resolved through reconciliation. It does not, for example, change the Senate bill's abortion language. It also tends to follow more closely the Senate's approach than the House's, even on issues arguably amenable to reconciliation. It does not, for example, include a public plan, sides with the Senate on state exchanges rather than a national exchange, and adopts the Senate's 133 percent ceiling for Medicaid eligibility rather than the House's 150 percent.
The position of the White House, of course, is that it is merely putting out a proposal to debate with the Republicans. Indeed, in the press conference accompanying the release, White House staff stated that Republican fraud and abuse ideas had been incorporated into the President's Proposal. Republican proposals amenable to adoption through reconciliation could, of course, be added to or form the basis of modification to the President's Proposal. Republican proposals that cannot be adopted through reconciliation could be voted on separately at a later date, perhaps as part of a bipartisan package to amend parts of the current legislation after it is adopted by Congress. The president's approach of merely putting out reconciliation language is, however, politically realistic. It should be clear to everyone that simply starting over with a clean slate is not politically feasible at this point. A year's work has gone into the pending legislation, and this Congress has neither the time nor the good will to do it all over again.
Insurance Regulation Changes
Assuming that the president's proposals are intended to amend the Senate bill, how would they change it? Most media attention to date has been focused on Title I of the Senate bill, the provisions of the bill intended to improve the affordability and accessibility of private health insurance. This post focuses on the insurance provisions of the President's Proposal as well as its revenue provisions. My next post will discuss Medicare, Medicaid, and other provisions of the proposal.
Title I of the Senate bill includes a host of provisions that tighten regulation of health insurance, particularly in the nongroup and small group market. The President's Proposal would go further in couple of respects. First, it would increase oversight of premium increases at the federal and state levels. The original Senate bill provided for federal and state review of unreasonable premium increases, while the manager's amendment to the Senate bill permitted the states to take into account excessive and unjustifiable premium increases in deciding whether or not to allow insurers access to the exchanges. Responding to dramatic and widely publicized premium increases in California and other states, the proposal would go further and allow the Department of Health and Human Services or the states to review rate increases and to require insurers to lower their premiums or provide rebates if increases were determined to be unreasonable. About half of the states reportedly now have authority for prior approval of rate hikes, but this proposal would strengthen this authority and supplement it with federal authority. It would also create a new national Health Insurance Rate Authority that would, according to a report in The New York Times, generate an annual report on the reasonableness of insurance rate increases.
Second, the President's Proposal would extend the regulation of grandfathered plans. Under the House and Senate bills, individual and group policies that existed at the time of the adoption of the law would not have been subject to the new law. The Senate manager's amendment extended a few provisions of the new law to grandfathered plans, including disclosure and medical loss ratio requirements. The President's Proposal would go further in regulating grandfathered plans, requiring them immediately to cover adult dependents to age 26, prohibiting rescissions, strengthening the appeals process, and extending state rate review. After 2014 grandfathered plans would also become subject to the annual and lifetime limit bans, the preexisting condition exclusion prohibition, and the prohibition against discrimination for highly compensated individuals, and after 2018 they would be required to cover preventive services. In essence, grandfathered plans would become subject to most of the consumer protections in the bill, except for the underwriting prohibitions.
Affordability Subsidies and Mandates
Title I of the Senate bill also provides tax credits to help lower- and middle-income Americans afford health insurance in the nongroup market, an individual mandate to ensure that those who can afford health insurance accept the responsibility to buy it, penalties for employers whose failure to insure employees leaves them dependent on federal subsidies, and tax credits to help small employers insure employees. These provisions are incorporated into the President's Proposal in modified form.
The House bill premium subsidies tend to be more generous to lower-income Americans, while the Senate bill is more favorable to middle-income families. The President's Proposal sticks closer to the Senate than the House bill, but it marginally increases subsidies for Americans under 200 percent of the poverty level and, surprisingly, for families whose income is between 300 percent and 400 percent of the poverty level as well. It also increases the cost-sharing subsidies for families with incomes under 250 percent of the poverty level more than the Senate bill would, although across the board the cost-sharing subsidies in the President's Proposal remain less generous than in the House bill. Tables showing how the premium subsidy tax credits and reduced cost sharing would change can be found here.
More concretely, The New York Times illustrates the changes as follows:
Under the president's plan, a family earning about $88,000 a year would pay … about $8,380, not including out-of-pocket costs, such as co-payments or deductibles. Under the Senate bill, such a family could have paid $8,643 a year in premiums and under the House bill as much as $10,584 a year.
Under the president's plan, a family earning $22,050 would have to pay $441 in annual premium costs compare to $331 under the House bill. And a family earning $33,100 would have to pay up to $1,324 a year in premiums . . . compared to a maximum of $993 under the House bill.
Both the House and Senate bills require individuals not otherwise covered by employee-based coverage or a public program to purchase health insurance. For the nongroup market to function, healthy as well as unhealthy individuals and families must purchase insurance. Once health status underwriting is outlawed, this will become even more essential. The House bill imposed a percentage-of-income penalty on uninsured persons who refused to purchase insurance, while the Senate imposed the higher of a flat dollar amount or a percentage-of-income penalty. The President's Proposal adopts the Senate's approach, but it reduces the flat dollar amount (from $495 to $325 in 2015, and $750 to $695 in 2016), while it raises the percentage-of-income penalty (from .5 percent to 1 percent in 2014, 1 percent to 2 percent in 2015, and 2 percent to 2.5 percent, the House bill level, in 2016 and thereafter). As in the House bill, the penalty would not apply to persons with income below the tax filing threshold (currently $18,700 for a married couple), but also, following the Senate bill, it would exempt persons who would have to pay more than 8 percent of their income to purchase insurance.
Like the Senate bill (and unlike the House bill), the President's Proposal does not include an employer mandate but rather imposes a penalty on employers who do not offer insurance (or do not offer adequate insurance) and whose employees end up receiving public subsidies. As in the original Senate bill, the mandate does not apply to small employees (with fewer than 50 employees), but the proposal also excludes from the penalty calculation the first 30 workers of an employer (so that a firm with 51 workers only pays a penalty based on 21 workers). The assessment on a firm that does not offer insurance, but that has employees who received subsidized coverage through an exchange, would increase, however, from $750 per full-time employee to $2,000 (which is still less than half the average employer's contribution for health insurance in 2009). The President's Proposal also eliminated penalties for employers that impose waiting periods for coverage eligibility, but caps waiting periods at 90 days. As in the original Senate bill, the proposal contains $40 billion in tax credits for small businesses to cover their employees, beginning upon enactment.
Additional Revenues
Although the President's Proposal has not yet apparently been scored by the CBO, White House staff stated at the press conference that the increased premium tax credits and cost-sharing reductions, as well as the cost of Medicaid funding enhancements discussed in my next post, would increase the cost of the Senate bill from $871 billion to about $950 billion. This cost would be partially offset by cuts in Medicare Advantage payments beyond those found in the original Senate bill. The increased individual and employer mandate penalties should also generate significant revenue. However, the bill also requires additional tax revenue.
The House bill depended largely on a tax increase for individuals earning more than $500,000 and families earning more than $1 million. The Senate bill depended on a variety of taxes, most importantly a 40 percent excise tax on high-cost health plans—the so-called "Cadillac plan" tax. The President's Proposal claims to take the Senate approach, but it modifies that dramatically and includes a significant tax increase for high-income taxpayers.
The tax on high-cost health plans has been widely supported by health economists, who believe that the tax subsidy for employee health benefits has resulted in an inefficiently high level of health insurance. Supporters of the tax contend that excessively generous insurance has resulted in inadequate cost sharing that blinds employees to the true cost of health care, leading to overconsumption. Taxing health benefits would, according to this line of reasoning, not only raise revenue but also reduce costs.
Other health policy analysts, however, have challenged this reasoning. They contend that high-cost health policies are more expensive primarily because they cover older and less healthy workers of employers in areas where health care costs are high. Little of the variation in health insurance costs is attributable to health policy design. Unions have been particularly vocal in their opposition to the excise tax, but in fact union health benefits plans are not notably more generous than nonunion plans, and the tax would fall on many more nonunion than union employees. House and Senate negotiations in January had reportedly reached an agreement to delay imposition of the tax on union plans, an arrangement that was denounced in some quarters as a special deal for the unions.
The President's Proposal delays the implementation of the high-cost health plan tax for everyone from 2013 to 2018, to give employers and employees time to adapt. It also increases the threshold level from $8,500 to $10,200 for individuals, and from $23,000 to $27,500 for families. These amounts would be increased by only 1 percent above the CPI per year, however, which would make them far less generous in 2018 than they are now. But the proposal also states that "to the degree that health care costs rise unexpectedly quickly between now and 2018, the initial threshold would be adjusted upwards automatically." Adjustments would also be made to accommodate firms whose health care costs are higher due to the age or gender of their workers, while dental and vision benefits would not count toward the taxable amount. As in the Senate bill, high-risk occupations would also be favored by higher thresholds. The end result is a tax that is far more equitable, but also that will raise far less revenue and have less of an impact, for good or ill, on employment-related insurance coverage.
The biggest source of additional revenue in the President's Proposal is an increase in taxes on high-income taxpayers. Following the original Senate bill, the proposal increases the Medicare Hospital Insurance tax for single people earning over $200,000 a year and couples earning over $250,000 by .9 percent to 2.35 percent, with the additional income going to the Medicare HI trust fund. In addition, however, a 2.9 percent tax (equal to the employer's and employee's combined share of the current HI tax), would be imposed on these taxpayers for income from interest, dividends, annuities, royalties, and rents (other than income derived in the ordinary course of a trade or business that is not a passive activity). This tax would be credited to the Supplemental Medical Insurance trust fund. In this respect the proposal resembles the House's bill more closely than the Senate's.
Additionally, the President's Proposal would follow the House bill in denying eligibility under the biofuels tax credit for certain paper or pulp processing byproducts, and in increasing penalties on tax shelter arrangements that lack economic substance. The proposal would increase taxes on brand-name pharmaceuticals by $10 billion, but it delays the tax imposed on health insurers until 2014 and exempts from that tax certain nonprofit insurers and VEBAs. Finally, the proposal delays the medical device manufacturer fee found in the Senate bill to 2013 and converts it to an excise tax.
My next post will examine the remaining provisions of the President's Proposal.


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please upload the whole thing
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According to the BARC Ratings for week 33 (13-19 August, 2016), in the rural markets Zee Anmol's 'Jodha Akbar' became the most watched show followed by 'Bandini' from the same channel. Star Utsav's 'Saath Nibhaana Saathiya' stood at no.3 followed by urban market's top show, Zee TV's 'Kumkum Bhagya' at no.4. 'Kasam Hai Tujhe Aa Bhi Jaa' which airs on Zee Anmol got the fifth spot.
Detailed Report Below
Zee Anmol's show 'Jodha Akbar' acquired the top spot in the rural markets with 6295 impressions .'Bandini', also from Zee Anmol, stood at no.2 with 5666 impressions. At no.3 stood Star Utsav's 'Saath Nibhaana Saathiya' with 4782 impressions. The fourth spot was acquired by Zee TV's show 'Kumkum Bhagya' with 4600 impressions.
Zee Anmol's show 'Kasam Hai Tujhe Aa Bhi Jaa' got the fifth spot with 4397 impressions . At no.6 stood Star Utsav's 'Piya Rangrezz' with 4314 impressions. Zee TV's new show 'Bramharakshas- Jaag Utha Shaitaan' stood at no.7 with 3817 impressions.
'Diya Aur Baati Hum' on Star Utsav stood at no.8 and garnered 3467 impressions. At no.9 stood Zee TV's 'Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani' with 3231 impressions. The last spot in the top 10 list was acquired by Star Utsav's 'Gustakh Dil' with 3166 impressions.


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Transcend SSD340 256GB SSD Review
Hot on the heels of a PNY Optima review, we have another low-cost SSD that promises to provide SSD performance without traditional SSD prices. Early SSDs suffered on two fronts: high failure rates and high prices. As with any new technology, time eliminates both of these issues. SSDs are now widely considered more reliable than the technology they replaced, and prices have shrunk to very low levels.
Almost as long as we've had performance SSDs, we've had lower tier mainstream models too. Most of these products shipped with lower quality flash but with the same high performance controller found on the flagship offerings. Some of the products were actually pretty good, but a very large number of them were cringingly bad.
Over time, the industry determined that using lower quality flash is the wrong way to approach the mainstream market. Micron's L85A flash also made the decision much easier to swallow. L85A, known by many as 20nm 128Gb die flash, is now very cheap and plentiful, so third-party SSD manufacturers can take on flash manufacturers in the mainstream SSD market.
Transcend isn't new to SSDs or low cost models designed for broad adoption. The SSD720 we reviewed last year was a solid offering and at times competed for the lowest priced mainstream SSD at Newegg. Transcend is back with a new mainstream SSD, this time using a JMicron controller but one that we've tested and liked in the past.
Specifications, Pricing and Availability
Transcend built three capacity sizes for the US market: 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. A part number exists for a 32GB SDD 340 but we haven't seen it for sale online and suspect it's for emerging markets or embedded applications.
We didn't find any performance information on Transcend's website on the product page or in the datasheet. Newegg's page for the SSD340 256GB, the capacity we're reviewing today, states sequential read performance at 520 MB/s, sequential write speed at 290 MB/s, random reads at 69,000 IOPS, and random write IOPS at 68,000. All but the sequential write speed are higher than the PNY Optima we reviewed just two weeks ago and really liked.
A big reason why we liked the Optima so much has to do with the price, and the Transcend SSD340 comes very close to the same price point. The 256GB model we're testing today costs just $139.99. The 128GB model comes in at $69.99 and the 64GB drive at $57.74.
The Transcend SSD340 ships with a three-year warranty, desktop adapter bracket, screws for securing your drive, a quick installation guide, and a warranty card. Transcend now offers an SSD Toolbox-like software called SSD Scope. SSD Scope includes a disk-cloning feature so that you can easily clone the data from your existing drive to your Transcend SSD. The software is free to Transcend SSD owners, but you must download the software from the website; it doesn't ship with the Transcend drives.
PRICING: You can find the Transcend SSD340 SSD (2565GB) for sale below. The prices listed are valid at the time of writing but can change at any time. Click the link to see the very latest pricing for the best deal.
United States: The Transcend SSD340 SSD (2565GB) retails for $118.99 at Amazon.
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