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POWELL, Wyo. - The concert season at Northwest College gets firmly underway Tuesday, Nov. 3, when the college's wind band and choir perform at 7:30 p.m. in the Nelson Performing Arts Center Auditorium. The choir starts the program, directed by Jan Michael Kliewer, with the band performing under the baton of Neil Hansen. Admission is free. For more details, go to the NWC Calendar.
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Wishlist for a person who got lost and was never found
(after Jeffrey McDaniel)
I want a fortune teller who convinces her customers
they will end up with the person they love no matter what.
I want an entire year of silence with only the sound of whales
splashing in the surf to guide me home at night.
I want to pay a prostitute five dollars to sit in my bed
and hold my hand, nothing else.
I want a month without hurricanes because they remind me
too much of how my father left us when we were young
and still sucking our thumbs, and tore up our lives.
I want someone to look me in the eye when they talk
about their feelings.
I want the breath between you and me in winter to be
all the things we could never say to each other,
spelled out in front of our faces like smoke.
I want to play telephone with a paper cup
and have to wonder whether the person on the other end
really means what they're saying.
I want to stick myself under your door like dead leaves
so people will step over me like they always have.
I want a pair of scissors that won't hurt me.
I want an apology that rings true.


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With the growth of inbound marketing as a response to failing outbound techniques, more and more companies are adopting inbound methods as the key means of marketing. Given that a large part of the philosophy relies on being an authority on one's particular niche or industry and you need to produce swathes of content to attract and nurture leads, it's tempting for many to conduct their own inbound campaigns. But which is best for inbound: Agency vs In-House Marketing?
Just in case you stumbled across this blog on your search for something more introductory, you can read more about what inbound marketing is in these blog posts: What Is Inbound Marketing? and The Top 6 Misconceptions About Inbound Marketing.
Assuming that you are au fait with inbound as a concept, this post will look to examine which is best for conducting successful inbound marketing campaigns for your business; hiring an agency or recruiting in-house.
In short; If you can't hire extra full-time employees to conduct your inbound marketing, you should hire an agency instead (for many reasons, all explained below).
But if you have the staff-hours available for inbound already, try our free starter pack and begin the inbound process today...
We will look at 5 key areas to decide whether hiring an Agency vs In-House for inbound marketing is best. For ease, we will assume that the inbound agency you could end up choosing has a proven track record and is within your budget constraints. Somebody who is a Platinum HubSpot Agency Partner, like Digital 22, for example.
We will also assume that the in-house employee who could be conducting your inbound marketing will have other responsibilities, as that is typically the approach taken by prospective clients we speak to.
Content Knowledge
As a business, there is no doubt that in-house employees will always have an advanced level of knowledge of their own particular industry, niche and product when compared to agency staff. That is the nature of working with your own product all day everyday.
There is no use in beating around the bush, this first round is clearly going to be a win for going in-house.
However, it should also be noted that agency inbound marketers are highly skilled too. They're experienced at researching target persona's and writing to interest, stimulate and educate them - more than compensating for any potential setbacks in comparison to in-house staff's knowledge of the industry in question.
But, purely in terms of knowledge about the industry, niche, product or service being marketed, in-house employees will have more inherent knowledge.
Agency Strengths
Agency Weaknesses
In-House Strengths
In-House Weaknesses
Agency 0 - 1 In-House
Content Production
As alluded to in the above point, what separates an agency inbound marketer, from one who works in your current in-house workforce, is the fact that they know the ins and outs of inbound marketing.
They know the role of all the facets in a working inbound marketing campaign. How each part relies on another and how to optimise each and every piece of content produced in order to, eventually, lead to more conversions.
Besides this expert understanding, agency inbound marketers also have the wealth of experience created by working for a portfolio of clients, so they know what works and what doesn't, what's current and what's the future. All to make sure your inbound marketing stands out compared to any efforts by your competitors.
And content production does not just entail writing a series of blog posts and offering an eBook for download. To mention just a few others, your inbound team will have to produce:
- Blogs (which will generate organic traffic)
- Call-To-Actions (which entice clicks)
- Landing Pages (with copy)
- Forms (which are attractive to users but collect worthwhile information)
- Various Premium Offers (eBooks, white papers, infographics, case studies... in order to appeal to every stage of the Buyer's Journey)
- Video (as this is what consumers increasingly want)
- Email Copy (as well as planning workflows)
- Social Media Copy (and management)
- Paid Ads Copy (and management)
And all of this needs to be of the highest quality, well suited to your multiple target personas and analysed during and after each campaign in order to fine tune your process.
As you can see this is a lot to ask of an in-house employee who also has other responsibilities. Also, for an inbound campaign to be fully effective, it can't be an "as and when" or "whenever you can" approach; it needs to be a constant focus.
Should other marketing demands or other responsibilities impact on your in-house inbound marketing efforts, previous work could be diminished because your content production and sharing has suffered in the meantime.
An agency being employed to do this removes those worries.
Agency Strengths
Agency Weaknesses
In-House Strengths
In-House Weaknesses
Agency 1 - 1 In-House
Some of the team who went to Boston, USA, to Inbound 2016.
Inbound Understanding
A true inbound marketing team understands how important both PPC and SEO are to the full inbound process. PPC helps attract some quick hit traffic and, crucially, opens up remarketing, and definitely has a place on the inbound roster. And, of course, SEO is crucial to make sure your keyword research and domain authority are continually being improved.
And they are both complex aspects of digital marketing, which both need close management in their own right. Let alone integrating them into an effective inbound strategy.
And a fully effective inbound strategy relies on the latest understanding of user habits, trends and analytics. Resting on your laurels cannot be relied on at the best of times but especially when it comes to inbound marketing. For example, how prepared is your potential in-house inbound team for managing the growth of AMP pages in 2017? Or video?
And what software will your in-house team have at their disposal? How will they manage their contacts and leads, and will nurturing be executed manually or autonomously via a tool like HubSpot?
Software such as this comes with a price and you may or may not have the internal budget to buy a license. Especially if it won't be worked in continuously.
Agency Strengths
Agency Weaknesses
In-House Strengths
In-House Weaknesses
Agency 2 - 1 In-House
Inbound Implementation
Assuming that your in-house team is now as up to speed as possible with the inbound methodology, the theory and the strategy. As well as assuming being in a position to use efficient and effective software, such as HubSpot, to implement your upcoming inbound campaigns. It is now time to get started.
Your in-house team now needs the time to plan and produce premium content for download, workflows for lead nurturing; and write killer copy for your blog, emails, CTAs, landing pages, thank you pages and social media accounts.
All of these things, and more, then need to be analysed and improved upon for each and every campaign. Learning from what works and doesn't and shaping the next campaign to be better than the last. As well as adapting existing content and personas to suit the ever changing field of digital marketing.
Would your in-house marketing team be able to do all of this?
Agency Strengths
Agency Weaknesses
In-House Strengths
In-House Weaknesses
Agency 3 - 1 In-House
Business Responsibility
This is probably the most straight forward. Which of the two options is the bigger responsibility to the business: an Agency or an In-House employee?
Obviously the latter.
However, you will need to decide, given your own circumstances, whether an in-house employee will have the knowledge, tools and time to execute inbound marketing to the same standard as a professional, trusted agency.
If so, it might be worth foregoing the option of a rolling contract with an agency and taking on a full time in-house inbound team.
We understand it is a hard decision to make but by answering, 'which option will better benefit my business in the long term?' You can choose between an agency or your own team.
Agency Strengths
Agency Weaknesses
In-House Strengths
In-House Weaknesses
Agency 4 - 1 In-House
So There We Have It
When it comes to inbound marketing, there are clear advantages to using an inbound marketing agency. As long as you use the right one, they will give you superior insight and understanding, expert content production and know how to nurture leads into conversions effectively.
You also won't be responsible for their full time employment and everything that comes with it.
However, if your circumstances dictate that you might be able to conduct full and proper inbound marketing campaigns in-house, you might still be interested in trying out your own inbound marketing for free.
That's why we have put together this starter pack, so that you can get your own inbound campaigns underway today. Download the starter pack for free and begin your own inbound campaign right now.
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If you need help with your inbound strategy, but need to run it by your boss first, we've prepared some information to lend a hand! Click below to download a pre-written proposal to win the support you need to work with a Platinum Inbound Marketing Agency. We want to help marketers like you achieve your goals, without being stretched thin.


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For more than twenty years civil war between north and south raged in Sudan, the largest country in Africa by area. Thousands of people perished as a result of the war while even more were forced from their homes, fleeing to other nations as refugees or seeking safety elsewhere in Sudan as internally displaced persons. In January 2005 the Sudanese government signed a comprehensive peace agreement with the southern-based Sudan People's Liberation Movement, bringing the conflict to an end.
In July 2006 the government of Southern Sudan was formed, and the city of Juba was made the capital of the region. The population of Juba has swelled as refugees returning from neighboring countries and internally displaced persons from across Southern Sudan gather there alongside longtime city residents. Building the infrastructure and training the human resources necessary to restore the social services and city functions that were destroyed during the conflict--things like water provision, education, and medical care--is an urgent development issue.
Photojournalist Yoshino Oishi has chronicled the lives of the various people living in Juba as well as JICA's efforts to assist peace building there.
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ROCHESTER, NY- Playing the second leg of a back-to-back at the Redhawk Alumni Classic, the Lake Erie College women's basketball team fell to the host Roberts Wesleyan College Redhawks 81-73 on Saturday (Nov. 18) afternoon.
"A successful weekend for us despite going 1-1," said Storm head coach Bob Booher. There were a lot of contributions from a number of players to build upon for the future. Gabor averaged 25 points and 8.5 rebounds for the weekend. West played strong defense on two very talented opponents and rebounded well. Dawson had two solid rebounding games and Sonneman stepped up and took advantage of her starting opportunities. I saw a lot of growth from the bench which will be critical moving forward."
Roberts Wesleyan opened the game with a 5-3 lead 45 seconds in. The Storm got back-to-back baskets from Ashley West (Willoughby Hills, Ohio / Cornerstone Christian) and Sophie Sonneman (Jamestown, Ohio / Greeneview), taking a 7-5 lead at the 7:22 mark. A 6-0 Redhawks run put the hosts up 11-7 with 4:29 left in the first quarter. Kayla Gabor (Mentor, Ohio / Mentor) hit three consecutive three pointers over a three minute span, with the third tying the game at 16 apiece. Roberts Wesleyan led 18-16 after the first quarter.
Sonneman converted a layup that trimmed the lead to 20-19 less than one minute into the second quarter. The Redhawks pushed the advantage to four three different times but the Storm quickly responded. Christine Dawson (Mentor, Ohio / Mentor) hit two layups along with a Josie Chaddock (Minerva, Ohio / Minerva) jumper as Lake Erie pulled within two all three times. After Chaddock's jumper, Roberts Wesleyan went on a 7-2 run that pushed the advantage to seven with 2:09 left in the first half. Megyn Christensen (Swanton, Ohio / Swanton) knocked down a three pointer with 1:17 left in the half as the Storm trailed 34-30 at the intermission.
Gabor led the Storm with 13 points in the first half, including 12 in the opening contest.
The Redhawks opened the second half with a 17-8 run over the first five minutes, pushing the lead 51-38. Sonneman had six of the eight points for the Storm on the run. Lake Erie answered with six straight points, including four from Gabor. The Storm pulled to within seven with 2:29 left in the third. The Redhawks expanded the lead to 11 before Breanna Bauer (Port Huron, Mich. / Northern) ended the quarter with a layup. Lake Erie trailed 57-48 after three quarters.
Roberts Wesleyan pushed the lead to 14 before Farrah Benner (Brunswick, Ohio / Brunswick) knocked down her second consecutive three pointer with 7:45 left in the game. Chaddock, Benner and West combined for a 6-0 run later in the frame as the Storm trimmed the lead to 70-62 with 4:14 remaining. The Redhawks made the lead 11 with two minutes left. Gabor and Benner cut the lead to six but fell 81-73.
Gabor finished with 25 points, including 18 from long range and four assists. Benner scored 11 points, with three treys. West finished one rebound shy of a double-double as she had ten points and nine rebounds. Six of West's rebounds were on the offensive end. Sonneman had eight points and three boards. Dawson pulled down a team-high 13 rebounds, with six on offense.
The Storm had 46 rebounds in the contest, 22 of them were offensive rebounds.
Lake Erie will return to the court after the Thanksgiving holiday as they will travel to take on Bluefield State on Tuesday, November 28th.


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Outraged Russian government officials have accused the U.S. government of "kidnapping" following the Secret Service's weekend arrest of a suspected Russian hacker in Guam.
Thirty-year-old Roman Valerevich Seleznev was picked up by federal agents over the July 4 holiday for allegedly hacking U.S. retailers between October 2009 and February 2011 according to the Department of Homeland Security.
"We consider this as the latest unfriendly move from Washington," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in reference to the arrest Tuesday. "This is not the first time the U.S. side, ignoring a bilateral treaty … on mutual assistance in criminal matters, has gone ahead with what amounts to the kidnapping of a Russian citizen."
Seleznev's indictment charges the hacker, who is a Russian citizen, with penetrating retailers' point-of-sale checkout systems in order to steal and sell more than 200,000 credit card numbers. He has also been accused of attempting to defraud financial institutions including Capital One, Chase Bank, Citibank and Key Bank along with local businesses in Seattle, New York City, Phoenix, Idaho, Maryland and Maine.
In the case of Seattle's Broadway Grill, Seleznev programmed a restaurant computer to save every credit card number swiped from December 2009 to October 2010 to a text file and send it to servers controlled by the hacker, resulting in the theft of more than 32,000 numbers from a single establishment.
According to Russian media, Seleznev is the son of Russian parliament member Valery Seleznev, who openly speculated whether or not his son was apprehended as a potential bargaining chip to trade with Russia for National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, who has taken up asylum from U.S. espionage charges in Moscow.
"For all I know they may be demanding a ransom tomorrow. Or try to exchange him for Snowden or somebody. One can only wonder," the elder Seleznev told RT.
"Kidnapping is a crime. The country must protect its citizens, and Roman should come back to Russia," Seleznev told ITAR-TASS.


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In 2003 the Hermitage Foundation UK adopted a proposal to start publishing catalogues of Hermitage collections in English. Work on the first volume, covering Flemish paintings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (which appeared in 2008), did much to inspire the establishment of the Hermitage's now extensive series of full collection catalogues (now over 30 of them in print). Catalogues of British painting, British engraved gems, British silver and Persian painting have all been published in English, the Hermitage Foundation UK is supporting publication of Iranian bronzes and has financed translation of two volumes of Ancient Greek vases.
Now we have a new volume in the pipeline, for which we are currently raising money:
Never before published in full, the Hermitage has a world-famous collection of French paintings from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries. Now at last, some 260 paintings will be covered in this fine volume by curator Natalia Serebriannaia. From early works such as a fifteenth-century Entry of Christ into Jerusalem by the Master of the Thuizon Altar, the collection runs through to the end of the seventeenth century. Nearly 250 pictures come from the main (historic) collection and several more from the Special Collection of items removed from Germany at the end of the Second World War.
Nicolas Poussin, Landscape with Polyphemus, 1649 / Nicolas de Largilliere, The Provost and Aldermen of Paris in 1687, 1689
If some of the paintings – notably Poussin's Landscape with Polyphemus and Tancred and Erminia, and Claude Lorrain's series The Four Times of the Day – have been repeatedly published, many more remain little known or entirely unknown. The paintings from the Special Collection have not previously been published in any form and in an important innovation for Hermitage catalogues, the author plans to include several miniatures from the Hermitage's small but precious (and unpublished) collection of portrait miniatures.
The pictures came from some of the most famous international and Russian collections. There are works commissioned by Poussin's friend and patron Paul Chantelou; pictures that were owned by celebrated collectors such as Pierre Crozat and Jean de Jullienne in Paris, Sir Robert Walpole of Houghton Hall, Count Heinrich von Brühl of Dresden and the (infamous) 'Duchess of Kingston'. There are paintings from the founding collection of the Hermitage picture gallery, that acquired in 1764 from Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. In the early nineteenth century came paintings from the collection of Empress Josephine at Malmaison.
As for Russian collections, some came as gifts from Ivan Shuvalov to the Academy of Arts in the eighteenth century, others belonged to Catherine the Great's favourites Grigory Orlov and Grigory Potemkin; there are pictures from the noble family collections of the Princes Yusupov and Counts Stroganov, from Count Kushelev-Bezborodko and Pyotr Semenov-Tyan-Shansky, both of whom specifically wanted their collections to be accessible to the public after their death. There are paintings that once belonged to Agathon Fabergé, son of the jeweller Carl Fabergé. The most recent acquisition came from the art market in 2010.
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Assassination Classroom S1 Part 1 - Blu-ray Collector's Edition
NOTE: (While stock lasts) this title is on sale as part of our everything must go Funimation clearance offer from 1st December 2019 - 6th January 2020
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Synopsis: At Kunugigaoka Junior High School, class 3-E is the lowest of the low. With abysmal test scores and no future prospects, they've been given up on and hidden away from the main campus at the top of a deserted mountain. But when a super-powered tentacled creature with a thirst for destruction becomes their new teacher, they've got a brand new assignment to get them inspired about school: take him out.
In addition to reading, writing, and arithmetic, the murderous monster behind the lectern will teach his students everything he knows about the assassination game. Should some eager beaver prove to be a Grade-A assassin, he or she will save Earth from extinction – and collect a hefty reward. But they'd better study up, because their saboteur sensei has already taken out most of the moon, and our planet is next on his list!
Includes episodes 1-11 of season 1 with both the English dub and original Japanese audio with English subtitles. Also included are art cards, Kunugigaoka Academy Student Handbook & Student Diary and a box to store both Part 1 & Part 2* (*sold separately).
On-disc extras: episode commentaries for eps 1 & 7, OVA episode 0 "Meeting Time", Interview with the cast, Clean Opening and Closing title sequences, previews for the show.
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Robert Downey Jr. Got A 30-Foot Souvenir From The 'Avengers' Set
Actors don't always get to take the cool props home from the movies they work on, but there are some exceptions. For example, on a couple of the "Iron Man" movies, Robert Downey, Jr. took home a few helmets.
That seems appropriate, right, and not at all crazy or over-the-top.
Well, for "Avengers: Age of Ultron," according to what the actor told the Mirror, he made an off-hand comment about wanting the "A" from Avengers Tower, and then this happened.
"On the last 'Avengers,' there's this scene where there's this 'A' which is probably 30 feet tall and I'm looking at it, and we're shooting in England, and I go, 'I need that in my office in Venice.'
"About two weeks ago, a wheeler showed up, I'm like, 'What the heck is this doing here?!' And they go, 'This is the 'A' you asked for.' And I go, 'They brought it?!' So now we have a massive Avengers 'A' that will be prominently placed."
Somewhere, Samuel L. Jackson is kicking himself for not speaking up sooner.
"Avengers: Age of Ultron" opens in theaters on May 1.


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Associations of albuminuria in patients with chronic heart failure: Findings in the ALiskiren Observation of heart Failure Treatment study
Colette E. Jackson
Michael R. Macdonald
Mark C. Petrie
Scott D. Solomon
Bertram Pitt
Roberto Latini
Aldo Pietro Maggioni
Beverly A. Smith
Margaret F. Prescott
Jim D. Lewsey
John J. V. McMurray, Australian Catholic University
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Jackson, C. E, Macdonald, M. R, Petrie, M. C, Solomon, S. D, Pitt, B., Latini, R., Maggioni, A. P, Smith, B. A, Prescott, M. F, Lewsey, J. D & McMurray, JJ. (2011). Associations of albuminuria in patients with chronic heart failure: Findings in the ALiskiren Observation of heart Failure Treatment study. European Journal of Heart Failure,13(7), 746-754. United Kingdom: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1093/eurjhf/hfr031
Aims: To examine the relationships between baseline characteristics and urinary albumin excretion in the extensively phenotyped patients in the ALiskiren Observation of heart Failure Treatment ( ALOFT ) study. Methods and results: Urinary albumin creatinine ratio ( UACR ) was available in 190 of 302 ( 63% ) patients randomized in ALOFT. Of these, 107 ( 56% ) had normal albumin excretion, 63 ( 33% ) microalbuminuria, and 20 ( 11% ) macroalbuminuria. Compared with patients with normoalbuminuria, those with microalbuminuria had a greater prevalence of diabetes ( 48 vs. 26%, P = 0.005 ) and a lower estimated glomerular filtration rate ( eGFR ) ( 60.7 vs. 68.3 mL/min/1.73 m2, P = 0.01 ). Patients with macroalbuminuria had additional differences from those with a normal UACR, including younger age ( 63 vs. 69 years, P = 0.02 ), higher glycated haemoglobin ( HbA1c; 7.9 vs. 6.2%, P < 0.001 ), and different echocardiographic findings. Of the non-diabetic patients, 28% had microalbuminuria and 7% had macroalbuminuria. Independent predictors of UACR in these patients included N-terminal pro B-type natriuretic peptide ( NT-proBNP ), HbA1c, and left ventricular diastolic dimension. Increased UACR was not associated with markers of inflammation or of renin angiotensin aldosterone system activation and was not reduced by aliskiren. Conclusions: Increased UACR is common in patients with heart failure, including non-diabetics. Urinary albumin creatinine ratio is independently associated with HbA1c and NT-proBNP, even in non-diabetic patients.
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Justin Bieber Tweets About His 'Angel' Avalanna Routh
Justin continues to share his thoughts on the tragic passing of sweet Avalanna, his "Mrs. Bieber," posting a touching photo of the two on his Twitter account.
When Justin Bieber heard the tragic news that Avalanna Routh had sadly passed away from her battle with brain cancer on Wednesday, Sept. 26, he immediately took to Twitter to express his sadness over the loss of the sweet girl he referred to as his "wifey." A day later, Justin has continued to share his thoughts.
On Thursday, Sept. 27, Justin posted a touching photo of himself with "Mrs. Bieber," with an accompanying message that read, "My angel." So sweet.
Justin had previously tweeted, "Just got the worst news ever. one of the greatest spirits i have ever known is gone. please pray for her family and for her. RIP Avalanna. I love you. Please show respect to her and her family. Say a prayer for her and for them. I miss her," on Sept. 26.
Our thoughts remain with Avalanna's family during this tragic time.
— Billy Nilles
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin announced plans to drop the VA's Vista electronic health record system in favor of the MHS Genesis solution from Cerner that is used by the Department of Defense. The move will result in a common system for patient data and will "enable seamless care between the departments without the manual and electronic exchange and reconciliation of data between two separate systems," Shulkin said.
President Donald Trump hailed the move at a White House event touting the administration's infrastructure plans.
"This is one of the biggest wins for our veterans in decades. And I congratulate Secretary Shulkin for making this very, very important decision," Trump said.
Shulkin has long pledged to the get the department out of the software development business and had set a July 1 deadline for making a decision about the future of VA's health records system.
There's no word on what a new system will cost VA. DOD's contract with Cerner and integrator Leidos is for $4.3 billion over 10 years, although that amount could go up as DOD's needs change and new features are added. One year into the contract, for example, DOD agreed to a $73.7 million sole-source add-on for just a single year of data hosting by Cerner.
Shulkin has previously said he planned to seek funds from Congress once the VA made a decision between acquiring a commercial off-the-shelf product or finding a commercial provider to maintain a single instance of the Vista code in a cloud-based system.
"I think it's the right decision," former VA CIO Roger Baker told FCW. "But the main thing they've got to do is implement exactly what DOD implemented, otherwise you don't get the interoperability that's the prime mover for the decision."
Baker was CIO at VA when the Obama administration floated a plan to have DOD and VA collaborate on acquiring a commercial electronic health record. That bid eventually was abandoned, leaving VA to continue with Vista and DOD to go it alone in the market.
If the VA puts in place a uniform clinical workflow similar to what the Military Health System did in preparation of going to a commercial system, it's going to mean big changes for care providers.
"For 40 years, doctors at VA have had the ability to customize the software to local needs. That's why Vista is the way it is," Baker said. "That is a massive culture change in the second-largest organization in the federal government. Nobody should minimize the impact of that."
Shulkin sought to assure VA practitioners by noting that the VA "has unique needs" different from DOD's, and that "VA will not simply be adopting the identical [health record] that DOD uses, but we intend to be on a similar Cerner platform." He added that clinicians "will be very involved" in the implementation of the new system and that VA wouldn't "discard our past work" when it comes to clinical IT innovation.
David A. Norley, a spokesperson for the Defense Healthcare Management System, which is overseeing the implementation of MHS Genesis, welcomed the VA's decision.
"MHS Genesis is a smart thing for VA, and also I think it is the best thing for the veteran," Norley said. He added that he understood "there will be one configuration of instantiation of MHS Genesis," which would include not just VA and DOD data, but data from across the Cerner client base. He also said that VA's adoption of the system would not have an impact on DOD's schedule to complete its initial operating capability by the fall of 2018 and to field the system throughout DOD by 2022.
While VA is planning to sunset the Vista health record, Baker noted that the system is not going away anytime soon. The MUMPS-based Vista architecture supports procurement, scheduling, inventory and other business systems at VA.
"Vista is going to have to exist side by side with the new record in my estimation for 10 years. That's how long it's going to take to roll the new record all the way through," he said. "And there are so many things that an electronic health record doesn't do that Vista does, that they're going to have to keep those modules working or replace them with commercial software."
This article was first posted to FCW, a sister site to GCN.
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Usually around this time of year I write an essay about the stack of books I can't wait to read this summer. Titles that make me long for a lengthy plane ride or a lazy afternoon when I can dive into the pages and disappear for a while. And while there are many new novels that I am eager to read–Benediction by Kent Haruf, who wrote Plainsong, one of my all time favorites; Life After Life by the brilliant Kate Atkinson; and And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini who authored the powerful tomes The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns–I am more excited about the books I've already read so far this year. So instead of waiting for December to share my favorite titles, I created a list of my best reading experiences from the past six months to help you build your own summer stack of books. Without further ado:
Novels that Lit Fireworks in My Brain
At the beginning of the year, I received an email from my friend Mary who loves books as much as I do. She wrote, "I just finished Where'd You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple. It was recommended to me and I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. It is a smart, funny, well-written account of one Seattle family's dramatic plot-twisting exploits. The wit had me falling on my knees in laughter–a kind of wonky literary escapism." Despite Mary's enthusiastic recommendation, I too hesitated to be swept up by the hype surrounding Semple's second novel. But how can you pass up "wonky literary escapism?" I'm glad I didn't because I too loved Where'd You Go Bernadette. It was cleverly constructed, and delightfully unpredictable to the very last page.
Speaking of clever construction, I adored the book Attachments by Rainbow Rowell. I especially loved her characters–Lincoln, the narrator, and Beth and Jennifer who readers meet through the funny and painfully honest emails they exchange at work. Rowell is a talented writer who creates dialog that flows so easily you feel like you could join the conversation. I didn't want Attachments to end, and I look forward to reading Rowell's newest novel, Eleanor & Park, which has already received glowing reviews.
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan has been described as "a meeting of modern technology and medieval mystery." This freshman novel received some good press after being picked as one of Amazon Best Books of the Month, but I was still skeptical. The word most often used by reviewers in reference to Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore is "quirky." Quirky, in literature as in life, can go either way–really good or really bad–but I decided to give Sloan and his Mr. Penumbra a chance when I spied a copy at our local library. And I'm glad I did. To the word quirky, I would add interesting, charming, and smart. Sloan is a writer to watch, and I'm excited to see what he comes up with next.
Gil Adamson's Outlander is one of those books that sat on my to-read shelf for years. When I finally picked it up this past winter, I couldn't believe I'd waited so long. Adamson is a beautiful and intelligent writer. Outlander begins in darkness–the main character who may or may not be mentally ill is being chased through the mountains by her brothers-in-law after she killed her husband. But as Adamson deftly leads the reader forward, it becomes apparent that light is at the center of this tale.
Liane Moriarty wrote a whole novel centered on the question that has entered most people's head at one time or another: What would my past selves think if they could see me now? This is the premise of Moriarty's third novel, What Alice Forgot. When Alice faints and bumps her head during a spin class at the gym, she loses all memory of the past ten years of her life. She thinks she's newly married and pregnant with her first child, but quickly learns that she now has three children, is in the process of divorcing her husband, and has a whole life she never imagined for herself. The underlying message of this funny yet poignant romp is: Can you go back in time and reclaim some of who you used to be?
Me Before You by British author Jo Jo Moyes has been described as a love story, but it is so much more than that. This well-told story has multiple layers and raises a number of issues that have no easy solutions. I've read several memoirs describing life as a paraplegic–The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Joni, The Other Side of the Mountain–but none of these gave me such a clear sense of exactly how challenging that condition is as Moyes' novel. Moyes doesn't pull any punches. Her characters behave as people do in real life–defensively when insecure, unkindly when in pain, and awkwardly despite good intentions. And at the heart of it all is the love story.
Adventure Memoirs that Made Me Laugh Aloud
The funniest book I ever read was A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. That is, until I read my husband's copy of Momentum Is Your Friend by Joe Kurmaskie. I'd bought him Kurmaskie's book for Christmas. As a cyclist and father, I thought he would be interested in Kurmaskie's cross-country biking adventure with his two young sons. After he devoured the story in a few sittings, laughing all the way through, I claimed Momentum Is Your Friend for myself to see if it really was all that funny. It is. Kurmaskie is not only a superior athlete (he cycled from Portland, Oregon to Washington D.C. on a fully loaded bike pulling his seven-year-old on a tagalong that was attached to a trailer that held more gear and his five-year-old son), but he is also a superior father (every two hours they stopped to run around and eat snacks) and a hilarious writer. His stream-of-consciousness descriptions of their boy adventures are a refreshing delight.
Similarly, I thoroughly enjoyed prize-winning journalist Mark Obmascik's outdoor adventure book Halfway to Heaven. After being asked by his preteen son to climb a mountain, Obmascik, a Colorado native, was bitten by the Fourteener Bug. Although self-described as middle-aged, overweight, and out of shape, Obmascik began a quest to climb all of Colorado's 14,000 foot peaks in a single year. His story is in turn funny and inspiring. While I was not moved to strap everything onto a bike and pedal my way across the country after finishing Kurmaskie's tome, my husband and I have made some plans to conquer a couple of the local Fourteeners in our neck of the woods thanks to Obmascik. We figure if he can do it, so can we.
And I'd like to make one more suggestion. I encourage you to be as thoughtful about how you acquire what you read and in what form as you are about what titles you choose. When acquiring books, I ask you to consider these options first: your local independent book seller–either new or used–or your local library. Let's not realize how uniquely valuable and vital both of these resources are until after they're gone. And on a similar note, electronic books are handy–or so I've heard–but there is nothing like holding the real thing in your hands. Nothing like flipping to the back to study the author's photo after reading a particularly well-crafted turn of phrase or the satisfaction of seeing a bookmark holding your place right in the thick of the action. Besides, books don't mind bumping around in the bottom of your bag or being subjected to a little sand and water. And you don't have to take them out of your carryon when you go through security. Technology is great, but not necessarily better. Join those of us dedicated to saving the real thing, and buy a book today.


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¶ … autobiography of Malcolm X, as narrated by Alex Haley, is written with a refreshing honesty as the author relives his own personal transformation from a petty, self-destructive criminal into an articulate activist, a militant study of white racism and his focus on self-help and self-respect for African-Americans. And there is the vividness with which the author portrays black popular culture-to the extent that even though he attempts to criticize the so-called lindy hops at Roseland dance hall in Boston from his viewpoint as a Muslim, his description makes them sound rather pretty amazing. These are but a few handpicked examples of the kinds of themes and depths this autobiography spans. The Autobiography of Malcolm X narrates an archetypal journey from despair and ignorance to spiritual awakening and knowledge (Tyrion).
Jeff Chang's narration of what he refers to as "the hip hop generation" delves into the cultural movement that hip hop inspired and also tries to define the ambitions, hopes and nightmares of a generation whose sole unifying factor was its opposition to any stereotypes or definitions that any outsider would have attempted to impose. This is however a very difficult task to undertake, however at the very least, the movement was quite small and site-specific that Jeff Chang finds it quite easy to circumscribe: he narrates how nowadays it might be hard to imagine, but during the 1970s most of the youth and the culture which became known as hip hop could be traced only within a seven mile radius in the Bronx, New York (ABRAMOVICH).
This paper investigates the key themes of two books, of 'Autobiography of Malcolm X' and 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A History of the Hip Hop Generation', by beginning with a purpose statement and a clear discussion of the three key themes for comparative analysis. A summary of the key points that are discussed in the two books is given prior to a comparative analysis of the main themes between the two. This paper then gives a conclusion with a clear identification of the discussion and themes mentioned throughout the review.
Purpose of Statement
Beliefs about the self, create obstacles and openings to mutual acknowledgement and progressive social action. The analysis focuses on the challenges that an increasingly bigger number of progressive and anti-racist whites posed to each particular movement (McCorkel and Rodriquez).
Comparative Themes
Once perceived as an inspiring narration of a spiritual journey by some and a chilling chronicle of racism in America by others, the book, transcribed by the widely acclaimed author of Roots uses unsparing amounts of self-criticism and other tools to recast Malcolm X as one of the greatest spiritual and political leaders of modern America. Passionate, articulate, inspirational, and a gifted orator, Malcolm X urged blacks to cast off the shackles and chains of racism by all or any means necessary, including violence. One cannot have a peaceful revolution or a turn the cheek revolution or a non-violent revolution, he stated. Such militant proposals, including the use of violence to create an independent black nation, won a huge number of followers for Malcolm X as well as a multitude of fierce critics. Due to Earl Little's political activism, the family faced a lot of harassment from white supremacist movements such as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and one of its offshoots, the Black Legion. To say that Malcolm X had his first encounter with racism even before he was born would not be entirely out of place, though it may sound dramatic. However, the racism that Earl Little's (Malcolm X's father) family encountered in East Lansing proved to be far worse than what they experienced in Omaha. Shortly after Little's family moved to East Lansing in 1929, a racist arson attack on their house occurred and the town's all white emergency response team refused to help. The white firemen and police came and stood around the house and watched it burn down completelty, Malcolm X recounted (Malcolm X Biography). In Can't Stop, Won't Stop, the matter of race trumped that of real materialist issues of control and authority. These fires were perceived by many as sufficient proof detailing the inability of Latinos and Blacks, the groups residing in the Bronx, to co-exist peacefully and to bring about a secure living environment for their communities. In a memo to President Nixon, Daniel Moynihan who later became a Senator cited the Rand corporation statistics on the fires.
Hustling and Activism
The skills that Malcolm X utilizes as a hustler and later in his role as a civil rights activist were not developed with these future tasks and roles in mind. They were instead built upon the need for survival skills that Malcolm acquired at a young age, really bringing out the fact that life was always a matter of survival for any urban black man. Though Malcolm's early life was quite different from his adult life, his ability and energy to fight for survival in U.S.'s racist culture is displayed prominently in both phases of his life (Themes, Motifs and Symbols).
Jeff Chang, the author, gives an anecdotal proof of the systematic oppression of inner-city dwellers. In one particular instance, he depicts the new economy in which landlords who, suffering from lack of renters due to structural changes in the labor market, found out that they could get more money through insurance fraud, and thus hired "rent-a-thugs" to burn their buildings to ashes. To the landlords, this was good business, the owners were left with huge insurance payouts, often going beyond $150,000, the thugs were paid and the remains of the burned out buildings provided capital in the form of copper pipes, steel and other hardware for junkies to pilfer. Insurance firms also benefitted heavily, in that, due to the threat of arson attacks they sold more policies (ABRAMOVICH)
Humanity as Basic Right
Malcolm, in his activism, dehumanizes some whites as a revenge of his own subjugation. While in Boston, Malcolm displays his new white girlfriend, Sophia, as a status symbol. In a sense, this depicts her as an object he owns rather than a person; however, after quite a number of years in which his Nation of Islam had repeatedly preached the anti-white rhetoric, Malcolm meets white people in Mecca who treat him as an equal, causing a change of heart, as he begins to acknowledge the humanity of individual whites (Themes, Motifs and Symbols). Chang notes that in Jamaica a Rastafari movement known as the "Black Nationalist Movement" started, adhering to the ideas of Marcus Garvey. The struggle to gain power amid the leading Jamaican Labor Party (JLP) and the Rastafarian-backed People's National Party (PNP), during the colonialists reign, paved way for the deadly clearing of the Back-O-Wall ghetto that had been the home for two of Rastafarian sects (Southgate).
Autobiography of Malcolm X
Character Analysis:
Malcolm is the main character in this book. Even though many characters play key roles in the development of Malcolm's career and beliefs, the autobiography fails to explore them in depth. The lack of focus on other characters is however not surprising, as an autobiography should obviously, essentially focus on one individual. Malcolm however "changes" many times during his lifetime. The various names he refers to himself as including, Satan, Detroit Red, Malcolm X, Malcolm Little and El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz -- mark the various stages of his life journey (Themes, Motifs and Symbols).
Status Symbol:
In this book, characters associate with other individuals on many occasions just to be seen with them, thus depicting these other individuals as objects rather than real people. The autobiography notes that this habit was for depicting how society's hierarchy status determines our sense of self-worth and our identities. Malcolm first encounters this hierarchy when he gets special treatment from his own father just because he was lighter skinned compared to his siblings. Malcolm father's preferential treatment shows how his superficial traits, instead of his personality, give him priority in his family's hierarchy. Malcolm himself uses Sophia, his white girlfriend, as a status symbol, parading her like an enviable asset for his jealous friends around Boston bars (Themes, Motifs and Symbols).
Travel and Transformation:
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, links instances of travel and transformations to portray the simultaneous spiritual and wordly aspects of Malcolm's changes. Malcolm undergoes quite a number of quick and total conversions, each beginning with a travel to a distant and confusing place. In his journeys, Malcolm searches for two things; a philosophy and a home. When he moves to Boston, he is quickly absorbed by the activities taking place around him, including wearing lavish street-style suits, using marijuana, listening to jazz, resorting to petty crime and gambling. Likewise, in prison, he emulates intelligent and reflective inmates, such as Bibi, and he eventually transforms/reinvents himself as a worldly individual and a devoted Muslim (Themes, Motifs and Symbols).
Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A History of a Hip Hop Generation
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One For All and All For One* – Parshat Pinchas What a wonderful feeling to have finally solved a question that's been bugging me for years. In retelling the reasons for the fast day of the 17th of Tammuz, one of the 5 major reasons, or catastrophes, that befell the Jewish people on that day was the cancellation of the daily sacrifice. For years it bugged me – I could understand that the cancellation of the daily sacrifice was serious but … [Read more...]
Thoughts on the weekly Torah portion from a logotherapist.
In logoParsha, you will find a series of articles on finding meaning in the Parsha (weekly Torah portion). The term logo is borrowed from logotherapy, a school of psychology founded by Viktor Frankl, author of "Man's Search for Meaning".
Honoring the Dishonorable – Parshat Balak
Honoring the Dishonorable – Parshat Balak I don't know about you, but I'm a fairly easy-going guy. Yet, there are still people who manage to get under my skin. Some are simply annoying while some are downright evil(this word may be not be PC but it is accurate). I would not want to have much to do with them yet sometimes I cannot avoid it. I would definitely not go out of my way to care for their honor. Yet we see time and again that the … [Read more...]
Do You Really Think You Can? – Parshat Korach
Do You Really Think You Can? – Parshat Korach How we react to people's ambitions can have far-reaching effects. This is obviously true for the other person but it also holds true even for ourselves. How we react to ourselves and our dreams can have quite an effect on us and our dreams as well. It is not only in the words either. It may be in the tone in which it is said. Just think - in what tone you read the title of this piece? Encouragingly … [Read more...]
Frustration and Meaning – Parshat Bechukotai
Frustration and Meaning – Parshat Bechukotai How frustrating it must be for a farmer who has worked the entire season to see his crops totally destroyed due to an infestation, drought, tornado or flood. This crop meant that he would have had enough to eat, to feed his family and been able to ensure enough money to prepare next year's crop and parnassa(income). This crop meant an awful lot to him. And now it is gone. This is the exact … [Read more...]
But I am Handicapped – Parshat Emor
But I am Handicapped – Parshat Emor The person who uses this line may believe that they are caring for themselves; that they are preventing further injury; that they are behaving prudently. And they will be right. And they may also be wrong. We would almost certainly not know which is correct for a specific handicapped person in a specific situation. At least I do know that the question is legitimate. In this week's parsha, Parshat Emor, the … [Read more...]
You Don't Need to be Betazoid to be an Empath – Parshat Kedoshim
You Don't Need to be Betazoid to be an Empath – Parshat Kedoshim In the Star Trek:TNG series, one of the characters was a Betazoid (a resident of the planet Betazed) whose empathic qualities were so finely attuned that she was chosen as the ship's Counselor. She was able to understand people and their concerns, worries and difficulties and therefore, was able to help them accordingly. Fortunately, Betazoids do not have a monopoly on … [Read more...]
Impurity is Not a Sin – Parshat Acharei Mot*
Impurity is Not a Sin – Parshat Acharei Mot* Being ritually impure doesn't sound like something we would want to be. Though some 'extreme' enthusiasts might do it for the sport, most of us probably wouldn't volunteer. On the other hand, being impure doesn't reflect any kind of blemish – so, aside from Kohanim (priests), maybe we don't really need to refrain from becoming ritually impure.** Not only is there little reason to refrain from being … [Read more...]
Being Spontaneously Spontaneous – 7th day Pesach
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LLL or Lower Level Leprosy – Parshat Tazria
The World Health Organization has recently declared that diabetes has now reached epidemic levels. Many people have raised their eyebrows at this. Diabetes after all, as serious as it is, is a blood vessel/metabolic disease, not contagious, not carried by a bug and not treatable by antibiotics. Yet is so widespread they decided it needed a new classification. It is now an epidemic. The biblical leprosy, introduced in Parshat Tazria, was quite … [Read more...]
Suffering Traumatic Loss – Parshat Shemini
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I posted this comment on Muppy's blog. But it is a good one…
Last night, Smackie gave me a good night hug right after his shower. I told him that he didn't do a very good job with his pits, as he smelled like old brie.
He apologized and said that he hadn't had a chance to put "cheese sauce" on yet. We call deodorant "cheese sauce", because it prevents stinky-cheese-pits.
I see a marketing opportunity here, unless, of course, you have ties to Kraft.


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As part of an article written by Edge magazine, The Astronauts, the development team behind the mind-bending Lovecraftian The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, revealed a new screenshot of the game, and talked about the process of photogrammetry.
I'll admit it, before reading this article, I had no idea what this word meant. However, it very clearly explains why The Vanishing of Ethan Carter looks so God damn good while having the assets of such a small indie company; They're using photographs to construct their world.
All you need to make use of this powerful technique is a camera and photogrammetry software (The Astronauts uses Agisoft PhotoScan, which Poznanski describes as "the best one out there"). Recreating an object takes around 40 to 50 photos to cover every angle once the shots are fed into the software and composited. Any camera will do, even an entry-level point-and-shoot, though the quality of your assets will obviously be dictated by the quality of your kit.
"Of course, it's not quite that simple," says game designer and The Astronauts co-founder Adrian Chmielarz. "There's a lot of work before and after, but the gist of it is you photograph it, get it to the software and there you go: you have an extremely photorealistic in-game asset."
That extreme photorealism pays little heed to memory limits, however. "Realtime graphics love repeating things," Poznanski says. "Repeating assets, tiling textures along entire walls, with carefully placed geometry at angles wherever you need them and only as many as you need. Photogrammetry doesn't care about that. It spits out millions of triangles where you only need a few hundred. It will give you one unique huge 4K or 8K texture where you would otherwise use a tileable, versatile texture that's probably 64 times smaller, maybe with a few additional details."
This would go under the "Working Smart" category as far as I'm concerned, and very clearly represent a classic "Indie Mindset". It's very cool to see obscure and somewhat irregular methods being used to overcome the difficulties associated with being an independent publisher and game developer.
Now, I'm all for doubt and verification. It's important to make sure that things look as good in practice as they are in the PR shots (…*hrumph* Rambo…) You could make the argument that The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (too cool a title to shorten) might look spectacular in still shots, but could fall apart with the real deal.


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Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) stock dropped like a stone after the markets closed yesterday. Results show the company actually losing money last quarter. Why? Mumble-mumble, something to do with the Venezuelan bolívar, mumble-mumble.
From a median day price of $42.73, shares dived to a low of $38.96, before slowly recovering some ground. At the time of writing, the price is again moving south of $39.90.
In IT Blogwatch, bloggers believe the real reason is the ever-onward march to the cloud.
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Who can report this news for us? Chris Kanaracus can:
Oracle...fourth-quarter profits slipped slightly. ... Net income fell 4 percent.
…But SaaS (software-as-a-service) and PaaS (platform-as-a-service) revenue rose 25 percent...and IaaS (infrastructure-as-a-service) sales jumped 13 percent. ... "Oracle is now the second largest SaaS company in the world," CEO Larry Ellison said. ... Cloud subscription fees don't bring in as much money up front...but over time they end up being more lucrative, Ellison said. "In the long term, we make much, much more money." MORE
And Dina Bass makes her own fishing puns: [She's fired -Ed.]
Oracle...profit and sales fell short of analysts' estimates [as] cloud-computing rivals lure customers away.
…The database and business-software maker, which has relied on acquisitions to fuel growth, has seen the benefits of those deals peter out. ... Ellison is nearing a deal to buy Micros Systems...according to people familiar with the matter. ... Oracle and Micros, a provider of software for hotels and restaurants, are in exclusive talks.
…"This is a shocker for investors who were expecting a slight beat in the quarter. [It's] clear the company has a lot of heavy lifting in front of it," said Daniel Ives, an analyst at FBR Capital Markets. MORE
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Oracle's shares dropped sharply after the database giant reported results that – yet again – missed analysts' expectations. ... Earnings-per-share [were] $0.92...missing analyst expectations of...$0.95.
…Oracle sought to reassure investors that it is rolling with the changes rippling through the tech market. ... In the past year, Oracle has reacted to the threats posed to its business by the rise of both cloud computing and upstart database technologies. ... It has also thrown more money at specific software-as-a-service products, such as marketing cloud acquisition Eloqua...and has partnered with Salesforce, Netsuite, and Microsoft to help it sell its software.
…[But that's] not nearly...enough to offset the stagnation in Oracle's core business. Judging by the brutal fall in its share price...the company will have to persuade investors it can find some way to grow. As we've said before, the problem Oracle faces is that the business model required [for] cloud computing...is not the same as [for] high-margin and reliable recurrent revenue. MORE
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"We have given ourselves a little bit more time to make it flawless", he said in brief remarks in the White House's Roosevelt Room where he was hosting a roundtable on energy.
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Not only do the bill's flaws continue to be picked apart and the CBO score showing that it will insure 22 million fewer people than Obamacare continue to be shown on a loop on cable TV but also wavering senators will now be confronted with rowdy town hall crowds opposed to the measure and polls like these from NPR and Kaiser.
Here's why: The loudest voices in Republican-aligned media are solid supporters of the president, and there's no real advantage to be won for politicians or interest group leaders in taking him on over this. That infuriated McConnell, who called White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus to label the attacks "beyond stupid".More news: Theresa May attacked over moves to limit European Union citizens' rights after Brexit
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Medicaid expansion: almost two-thirds, 63%, say it is "very important" that lower-income people who became eligible for Medicaid through the Affordable Care Act continued to be covered by Medicaid.
Another aide said that after Tuesday's meeting with President Trump at the White House, Republicans have a better sense now of what everyone wants. But he predicts that Republicans will at least "get very close" and may "get it over the line".
"Obamacare is dying, it's essentially dead", the President said in a photo op at the White House.
"This will be great if we get it done, and if we don't get it done, it's just going to be something that we're not going to like, and that's OK, and I understand that very well", he said.
"We do need to reduce the deficit, but not on the backs of the working poor", he said.
Some of these tax cuts would benefit primarily the wealthy, because their capital gains rates would be lowered. "We have people squawking that we're not keeping enough Medicaid expansion, when, in fact, we keep it for seven years".More news: India not much affected by global malware attack yet: Ravi Shankar Prasad
The political group ran anti-Heller ads for fewer than 12 hours before they were pulled from the airwaves in Nevada. He is urging Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who has also spoken out against the bill, sat next to the president.
This week, the Senate made public its "Better Care Reconciliation Act", aimed at replacing the plan from the House. A 46 percent plurality say they want to see the ACA do more, while just 7 percent want it to do less.
Conservative Republicans including Sens.
Trump, as he is wont to do, also declared the Times assertions in their story false. Otherwise, the House could pass a new version and bounce it back to the Senate.
US Republicans eager to repeal "Obamacare" suffered a deeply embarrassing setback Tuesday when shrinking support forced them to postpone votes on their controversial health care overhaul, one of President Donald Trump's top priorities.
Republicans in the US Senate have delayed a crucial vote on the introduction of healthcare reforms in the country, as some within the party threatened to revolt against the legislation.
McConnell promised to revisit the legislation after Congress' July 4 recess. 63 percent disapprove of Trump's handling of healthcare Schumer to Trump: Meet with Democrats on healthcare House chairman calls on Senate to redo Russian Federation sanctions bill before recess MORE (R-Ky.) announced Tuesday that a vote would be delayed until after the weeklong recess, citing the lack of support for the healthcare bill to pass.More news: 76ers Among 7 Teams Interested In Andre Iguodala
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(And that is one girl I will never, ever forget.)
She's a sly one for sure. (And I will miss her more than I can say...)
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- Gigi said...
LOL! You are right - she is unforgettable!
And come on....you KNOW you want to draw your ex.....maybe with horns and a tail? (I kid, I kid, kinda).
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You better knock it off with these stories. You're going to make me rethink my decision to leave!!
- June 6, 2012 at 8:21 PM
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Sasha and Frank, sitting in a tree...
- June 6, 2012 at 8:33 PM
- Anna See said...
spunky for sure!
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Good thing none of them fired of:
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Try drawing THOSE! :-)
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i would be afraid of what a few of them might draw for that letter...jsut saying..
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You know, she has a point.
I'd be curious to see what your drawing turned out to be.
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Oh my goodness. I love that child. And I love you for bringing out the best in her..... even if you are no fun :)
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So Cal Gal beat me to it! But just imagine the poor kindergarten teacher if Frank and Sasha were to have children. Bless her heart!
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love those kids
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LOL!! Hilarious!
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In twenty years or so promise you'll go out and have drinks with her.
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