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Of the people insured by Medicaid, 48 percent are children, 17 percent are disabled and 7.5 percent are elderly. Medicaid is a revenue source of approximately $100 million for health care providers in Henderson County. Medicaid reduces health care provider cost shifts from the uninsured to the insured ... which reduces costs that you and I pay for medical care.
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Myth #2: Most Medicaid people are on welfare. The vast majority of people insured by Medicaid today receive no cash welfare assistance. Instead, Medicaid has evolved into an insurance program for the children of the working poor, the elderly and disabled.
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Myth #4: Medicaid could save lots of money if it cracked down on rich, older people hiding their assets to get on welfare. Medicaid eligibility is denied if a person has transferred assets in order to qualify. North Carolina "looks back" five years when determining Medicaid eligibility. Medicaid also has a program for recovering costs from the estates of deceased beneficiaries. That being said, there are people who try to hide assets and unscrupulous individuals who make a business of helping them.
Myth #5: Medicaid spending is out of control because of undocumented immigrants. Except to help hospitals and public health providers pay for emergency treatment as provided by federal law, undocumented immigrants are strictly prohibited from Medicaid coverage. Documentation of citizenship is required. A child of an undocumented immigrant may be eligible for Medicaid because birth in the country makes the child a citizen; however, the child's undocumented parent continues to be ineligible.
Myth #6: Medicaid spending is out of control because so many more people are enrolling. Health care cost inflation is increasing the cost for private and public insurance. Overall increased prices of care for people currently enrolled in Medicaid accounts for 65 percent of the cost increases, particularly the costs of caring for the elderly and disabled for example. According to the Congressional Budget Office, Medicaid increased costs lag far behind private insurance and Medicare.
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Medicaid is a federal program providing much more than health insurance for the poor. Medicaid is North Carolina's largest health insurer, covering one out of five state residents, 52 percent of all births and eventually 70 percent of all nursing home residents.


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Ouch … zzzzzzzzzzzz…March 4, 2012 at 10:40 am | Posted in arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 4 Comments
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I have just got back from a short trip to Wales – or a long trip, depending on how you look at it. I was there for about 2.5 days – but I also spent 16 hours travelling! I don't know why sitting on your butt on a train is tiring, but it is! Fortunately I was fine RA-wise while I was there, even though I was visiting a friend with a dog and a bunch of mad cats that periodically had to be chucked off me, the bed or sundry bits of furniture, and even though we spent most of the 2.5 days filing.
I am NOT good at filing. First we cleared out a load of old papers from a filing cabinet, and then we cleared out a load of papers from boxes and put the ones she needed to keep IN the filing cabinet. The trouble is that neither of us are any good at filing – firstly thinking of suitable headings for things – like car insurance: do you file it under insurance, car insurance, motor insurance, auto insurance? 'Well, where would you look for it when you went to find it?' says I. 'Dunno,' says she … 'I'm putting under car insurance,' says I with a sinking feeling that EVERY time she's looking for something in future I'm going to get a phone-call asking what we filed it under.
Secondly the actual physical act of filing. It's a lot of hand movement for one thing, and my hands are rather sore this morning. Also, you know those cabinets with hanging files that you put papers in? Well I KEPT putting the darned papers in BETWEEN the hanging files so they ended up on the bottom of the drawer instead of filed. I'd only realise hours later when I went to file another car insurance document only to find that the car insurance file was empty. 'I know I filed some of these earlier … ah … there they are, on the bottom of the drawer …' It was biiiiig, deep drawer in quite a tall cabinet. I think this may be why my shoulders are also aching this morning.
Still, even with all that going on I was fine … until I got home. I think it's a question of when you stop you realise how tired you are. While I was there I did not stop! I have now ground to a rather achy halt!
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My sympathies to you. OK, I will admit, I have tons of filing piled in black boxes. I HATE filing to. It is a hand killer and that is for sure. And worse yet, by the time I do get around to starting that process, hopefully 1/2 can be shredded. Did I mention that I can't figure out how come we still have to stockpile so many bits of paper in this supposedly "paperless" world.
Comment by abcsofra— March 4, 2012 #
I know exactly what you mean about filing hurting your hands – those repetitive movements and gripping the files really, really hurts after a while. It sounds like an exhausting trip! (I was hoping it was going to be exhausting because you were frolicking about Wales, but sadly not).
I hope you're resting up now!
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The sequester, with its draconian cuts, was an idea both sides considered so bad, so awful, so incredibly dumb that SURELY no responsible politician, political leader or party would let it stand.
And here we are. The word "sequester" brings to mind the Spanish word "secuestro," which means kidnapping. Sequestration held selected programs in a meat-cleaver-cutting ransom unless the political class displayed an assumed minimal political I.Q. by compromising, so held-for-ransom programs didn't suffer the consequences. Pundits now argue over which side will suffer the most political damage from the big cuts that weren't supposed to happen.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie -- the guy with the 74 percent home state approval rating who the conservative CPAC group pointedly didn't invite to its gathering because he won't always parrot the conservative or Republican Party line -- is notably unimpressed by both Obama and Republicans.
"I don't understand it, I don't understand why they haven't fixed it already," he told reporters. "It seems to me that it should be pretty easy to fix. Real leadership would get this fixed. Get everybody in the room and you fix it and you don't let them leave until you fix it. That's what real leadership is; not calling a meeting two hours before the thing's going to hit to have a photo-op in the driveway at the White House. That's not real leadership. Fix it!"
Then he added: "If anybody in this room thinks they understand Washington, D.C., please come on up, stand behind the podium and you give the answers, because I don't have the first damn idea of what they're doing down there."
Neither do they.
The sequester proves that all drips aren't found in Marco Rubio's water bottle. It suggests America's post-Greatest Generation leaders -- particularly baby boomers still acting out 1960s-derived polarizations -- are seemingly unworthy of the elected positions they hold when compared to leaders who held their positions in the past.
Partisans and analysts always offer a logical spin for today's gridlock and hackery. There's always a partisan talking point, a partisan choir and a partisan echo chamber. But when you compare the political leadership of generations past and today's, you have to think: there must have been a secret political sequester because America's leadership is now downsized.
It's fascinating to watch members of Congress with government-supplied health care, millionaire radio and cable talk hosts, and well-paid pundits, eagerly call for cuts that will cause pain to working families, the poor, children and the elderly. These politicos and pundits won't feel the cuts. If consensus and compromise are now considered oh, so 20th century, so is the once-valued idea of empathy.
Some analysts such as The National Journal's Charlie Cook now sadly conclude that our leaders' inability to seriously tackle America's debt means the sequester is perhaps "a bad idea whose time has come" since it'll result in at least some cuts. But, no matter what happens, political class has now defined itself:
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This is some really important shit. Stop drawing and study animation mimes instead.
You'll want your cartoon characters to act like this if you want true believability.
Ask Eddie what it all means.
I don't think I would want my characters to move like that, but then again I wouldn't doubt Eddie's knowledge.
I don't know what this all means but I haven't laughed this hard in a long while.
gee whiz, mister, i cant wait to get some Dabbing into my next animation cartoon! thanks!
PHEW! I'm glad there is only SEVEN principals to acting. I was worried I'd have to work harder there for a second!
HAW! Steven, the piece I did about Ed Hooks on Theory Corner was satire. I'm not a believer in the Hooks method. DelSarte (theoritician of the old melodramatic school) on the other hand...maybe there's a little bit of something there if you dig for it.
Well, if you say so
Needs more W poses.
John, my media player won't play any of the files for some reason. This looks freaking hilarious though! Very very clownish....
i remember seeing that video at uni! about the different dance/acting language. i ignored it as best i could!
This reminds me of a dance theory that, oddly enough, we used in my conducting class (I'm a music major). Laban Movement Analysis (just wiki it already) analyzes movements by their weight, speed, and direction. Combinations of these three characteristics produce distinct movements that can aid in purposeful movement. I'm not sure if it'd help that much in the world of animation, but the integrity of animation preached in this blog has, I think, helped me as a musician.
Eddie, can you make a link to the post on your blog to see what you mean?
oh man.. you guys are brutal... i used to take acting classes with Ed in Chicago. (Stage acting, not for animation). he's an outstanding teacher and he's done enough stage/tv/film work to be credible. i dunno about this stuff, tho...
just sayin...
One should realize when watching the Hooks clip that he is deliberately doing something equivalent to pulling every kind of smile or frown he can think of in one go, all in a row. I think the clip is probably meant to be as ridiculous as possible, to get your attention - not necessarily to demonstrate the technique at it's best. I imagine even "dabbers" don't dab constantly, because no actual scene would ever, EVER call for that. It's like watching an animation test that's just a demo of one or two principles at a time on a endless loop - say, an eternally air-chewing Disney Dwarf mouth. You would never approve of it as a "scene", but you'd show it to your animation students nonetheless.
Another thing about teaching physical acting - and I have seen this firsthand many times - is that it can be incredibly difficult to get an average, "modest" (i.e. young and thus painfully awkward) person, however curious and open-minded, to DO something -ANYTHING!- Until you have made them laugh at you, then at themselves, and enjoyed it. It's called an "ice-breaker". Sometimes they backfire, but the risk usually pays off, especially with kids.
That said, the adherence to these sorts of clownish methods in however complex a combination probably still constrains acting in much the same way that Disney animators limited themselves early on and continue to do so today. But we know Eddie, and Eddie never brings up something that isn't worth discussing and analyzing. It's like his super-power.
Paul, here's the link you asked for. Just scroll down for the Hooks sketches,
Aw man, I HATED this Laban crap when we had to do it in our "Acting for Animation" class. It was such a huge waste of time.
This some bullshit load of crap! I had acting for animation back in college and it was just like this. I want my money back!
So animation is the imitation of life imitating animation?
...to dab or not to dab, that is the question...
...but what is this dabbing?
...a little dab 'll do ya...
If Ed Hooks wants to add to his collection of seven, there are a few million good moves in these videos....
I got his book for Christmas one year, and laughed my a** off watching the DVD. I show it to friends for a good laugh.
Maybe this will lead to the creation of a new animated character: "Dabby Duck"!
Isn't that the young Eddie Fitzgerald acting out the "dabbing" technique?
I didn't know they had color and sound back then. I didn't even know they had film back then.
Mike, I hear that Eddie merely dabbles in dabbing, usually with a ShamWow on his delicate bits.
Pete, TMI!
Im gonna dab all the way to the store.
On the topic of live-action, are there any current films from the past decade non-animated you like?
Thank you
Do you recommend the book "Acting: The First Six Lessons" John? I figure if i'm gonan be an animator, i may as well know how to act myself so that i can apply it to my own cartoons. Expressions don't mean anything unless you have thought process, personality and context backing them up, right?
Granted, i did do one stage play that brought the house down, but i'm not all that confident in my own acting abilities.


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Keep the critters warm and safe when the thermometer dips below zero.
My husband Bruce works at an area school. This week during what can only be described as a "deep freeze", he heard a noise outside one of the seldom used doors. Worried that it might be a person struggling to open the door, he cautiously cracked it open, meeting some resistance. He found to his surprise that there were two deer lying against the door trying to get a smidgeon of warmth and some shelter from the wind. When wild animals accustomed to nature in all its seasons are feeling the effects of 58 below zero wind chills, imagine how domestic dogs and cats would fare in the extreme cold.
So, if you are a dog owner, please please keep Fido safely indoors. Walks are necessary when nature calls, but dress yourself warmly and be quick about it. Protective booties and sweaters may work with some dogs but not with our collies. They disdain those silly boots and refuse to wear them, so our thrice daily walks are short and fast. It really bothers me to see cat footprints in the snow on these frigid days. Don't let your cat outside. I know litter boxes can be a pain, but they are the best solution for your cat's potty needs. Cats will crawl into engine compartments seeking the warmth from block heaters. We recently took in a kitten which had been torn up badly, likely from a fan when the vehiclle was started.
Stay warm and curl up with a critter or two. The winter of 2013 will soon be history, won't it??


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A busy day unfortunately means a short blog. It's hard to concentrate as I try to find an imaginary girlfriend so I can be just like Manti. By the way, your fifteen minutes of fame are up Manti, please go away now.
The Truman State women's basketball team had to go two overtimes Saturday afternoon to beat a very good Ft. Hays State team in what was one of the best basketball games I have seen in a while. I would not be at all surprised to see these two teams matching up again in the MIAA post season tournament.
The Truman State men's basketball team once again did everything but win as they lost by four points to Ft. Hays State. This year has not been kind to the Bulldogs and I keep thinking the ball has to start bouncing their way very soon. This is by no stretch a bad team, in fact they are quite talented but are still young and need an inside presence to put the final piece into the puzzle. Both Truman State teams are off until Saturday.
The Missouri Tigers finally decided to play a complete game of basketball on Saturday and looked much more like the team they were earlier in the year in easily defeating an overmatched Vanderbilt team. The Tigers needed a game like Saturday's victory over Vanderbilt to get their confidence back and prove to themselves they can win without having everyone healthy. Missouri is next in action on Wednesday.
After having all of last week off the Kirksville High School boys and girls basketball teams get back into action this week with games against Booneville, didn't we just play them? The KHS girls head to Booneville on Monday while the boys play Booneville here on Tuesday. Then Booneville goes away and we can play somebody else.
We'll be back on Wednesday with our midweek blog which will hopefully be longer than this one. Thanks as always for supporting all the blogs on this site and feel free to leave any comments.
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Canggu is a beach area in South Bali, north of Seminyak and south of Tanah Lot.
Canggu proper is a small village on the beach about 20 minutes north of Seminyak, half way to Tanah Lot. Canggu is widely used though to refer to a large coastal stretch of about 8 km, running north from the village of Berawa (just north of Seminyak) to the village of Cemagi (just south of Tanah Lot) taking in Echo Beach, Seseh and Pererenan along the way. It is still a largely rural area away from the beaches, but is being developed fast.
The beaches have dark grey or black sand and are not particularly good for swimming, but do offer some renowned and challenging surfing spots.
The area is popular with many expatriates who choose to live here, and a large number of the villas owned by overseas nationals are located here. Much of the area features quietly undulating terrain with the rice paddies that typify much of south central Bali.
Get in
Taxis can be hard to find in this area and most travel tends to be by private car or motorcycle. Consider booking accommodation with a complimentary airport pickup as this is the easiest way to get to Canggu.
For shopping, take a trip to nearby Seminyak, a 25 minute drive south from Canggu.
There is no real bar culture in Canggu, but the trendy designer bars of Seminyak are only a 20 to 25 minute drive away.
There are a variety of small hotels and bungalow collections in this area. The most prevalent form of travel accommodation though is a seemingly never ending supply of private villas.
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The annual Peeps and Pastries event at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge was well-worth the drive and featured a wide range of species.
This past Saturday morning dawned cold, cloudy, and misty, but it didn't deter participants in the annual Peeps and Pastries event from making the trek to Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. Visitors traveled from Wichita, Hutchinson, and Pratt. One mother and her young son even traveled from a location near the Nebraska line north of Kirwin Reservoir.
Quivira NWR "reigns supreme among Kansas birding destinations," according to The Guide to Kansas Birds and Birding Hot Spots. That was definitely the case on Saturday morning as a plethora of birds were present. Barry Jones, Visitor Services Specialist at Quivira, has been birding since he was 12 years old and readily identified a variety of species for the participants in one of two Chevy Suburbans.
Northern Shovelers, American Coots, Semipalmated Sandpipers, and Semipalmated Plovers were out in abundance on the trek, as well as birds typically seen around the Pratt area like Red-Winged Blackbirds, Robins, Great-tailed Grackles and Mourning Doves.
The group left from the Environmental Education Classroom and headed north to the Big Salt Marsh, passing many playas and larger wetlands along the way. Besides the aforementioned birds, other species observed with binoculars included American Kestrel, Eared Grebe, Blue Jay, Yellowlegs, Shrike, Black-necked stilt, numerous varieties of Sparrows, and many Wilson's Phalaropes, which spin around in circles to stir up insects for feeding. Also, interestingly, Wilson's Phalaropes are one of a few bird species in which the female is more colorful than the male. The group also saw a Swainson's Hawk, which allowed a vehicle approach within a few feet, delighting photographers. Another highlight was the willet. Although drab and gray on the ground, the willet's wing pattern is stunning and spectacular in flight. Another high point was the appearance of three American Avocets, another beautiful bird.
Quivira is definitely wet right now, and this fact has attracted a multitude of species to the refuge. Even the flats north of the Big Salt Marsh are filled with water. The Visitors Center has recorded over 3" of rain thus far in April, besides the water flowing in from Rattlesnake Creek. If you plan to make a trip to Quivira, now is a good time to go, particularly in the morning.


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This Day in History
Aug. 10, 1977: New York City police arrest 24-year-old postal worker David Berkowitz for the �Son of Sam� murders that terrorized the city for a year.
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6: Number of people shot and murdered by the �Son of Sam.� Another seven were injured.
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A look at the summer of 1977 in New York City, when fear of a serial murderer, power blackouts and financial difficulties wracked the city.
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An easy recipe for a great dessert
I haven't given any kitchen tidbits for a while, so I'll share with you a dessert that's easy and exceptionally tasty. This recipe requires no baking, and there are options galore.
16 Oreo cookies
3 Tbsp. margarine or butter
1 8 oz tub cool whip, (thawed)
1 cup milk
1 pkg (4 serving size) vanilla instant pudding
2 squares of Baker's semi-sweet baking chocolate
½ cup sweetened condensed milk
Crush the Oreo cookies until you have a nice fine crumby texture. This is Magic Bullet work in my kitchen. Add the margarine (melted) to the crumbs and mix well. Press this mixture into the bottom and up the sides of a 9" pie pan and put into the freezer while you put together the rest of the recipe. You can use margarine or butter. You can also replace the Oreo cookies with graham crackers, but if you, maybe use an extra tablespoon of melted margarine or butter. The icing in the Oreos really helps to form the crumbs into a crust.
In a separate bowl, mix the cup of milk and the dry pudding mix. The pudding box will tell you that you need two cups of milk, but we're not making pudding here. That wouldn't be nearly decadent enough. With a whisk, mix the milk and pudding mix until smooth. Then add in the Cool Whip. You can save some of the cool whip to put over the top of the pie just before serving, either by adding a dollop to each piece or adding another layer to the pie. I'd choose the dollop so that you don't cover all of the chocolate.
Once this mixture is smooth and well blended, spoon it into the pie shell crust. If you want to use a regular pie crust, you'll have to bake it first and let it cool, but again, the Oreos really make it tasty.
Melt the Baker's chocolate in the microwave. You can use a double boiler if you're trying to impress someone, but it's a bit fussy. Microwaves are all a bit different, so I'd start at 30 seconds and add a bit of time until the chocolate is nicely softened. If you overcook it in the microwave, you'll ruin the texture and the taste. Once it's melted, add 1/3 cup of the sweetened condensed milk. Mix the two together and pour over the top of the mixture already in the pie shell. Use a knife to drag through the chocolate topping to make a more artistic presentation as well as to mix the chocolate into the pudding part of the pie. This will give it a nice marble look. Put the pie back into the freezer for six hours or until firm. Remove from the freezer fifteen minutes before serving, or you can serve it frozen like ice cream. You can also shave some milk chocolate curls on the top of the pie.
Another tip: if you have a dog, baker's chocolate is the most dangerous kind for dogs to get hold of, so don't leave it on the counter or where your doggie can get to it.
This dessert is quite easy and really tasty. You can easily get eight servings from a 9" pie. It's really rich and tasty. I got this recipe from friends Sandy and Nancy. I think they served it to me to make up for beating me so badly at card games.


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