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So I resorted to the rather pricey Brooks Brothers site and ordered this one. It is a fine piece of workmanship and worth the money.
I ordered a 32 inch belt. I probably should have orderd a size smaller. Their belts seem to be a little bigger than stated. (a similar comment from another customer review was ignored by me - I should have taken more notice)
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7-inch (Item 609491) Saint Cecelia Knows/Drag City, 1978/2012 — Condition: New Copy
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Evan Hecox Makes Beautiful Graphic Illustrations Of The Urban Environment
Evan Hecox, an artist originally from Colorado, makes beautiful graphic illustrations of the urban environment that have a real cinematic quality to them, often scenes of of the mundane, what we walk by everyday. His approach is to break down photographs he takes of the city and then reconstitute them by removing some elements and emphasising others. His series, 'Dark Island' is a good example of how he uses mixed media to create beautiful images of the city.
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Overview of Fall River
Located at the heel of the boot of Massachusetts, the city of Fall River is one of the country's most storied centers of industry and its place along the eastern shore of Mount Hope Bay has shaped its culture from its founding to the present day. The bustling metropolis is about as American as it gets, as is made up of people from diverse backgrounds, 88,894, according to the 2010 Census, and holds the largest collection of World War II naval vessels in the world.
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Started by a hero of the King Phillip's War, the city grew out of the settlement that Benjamin Church helped to develop. From the original sawmill that he built in 1690, the area's residents witnessed an expansion that was supported by the power of Fall River's waterways and its bustling ports.
The area became a booming industrial center starting in 1811, and a staggering population boom made the city one of the textile of the nation - more than 100 cotton mills and 30,000 employees supported a population of 130,000 by its peak in the years of the First World War.
Although a massive fire and the Great Depression led to a slight decline for the city's industry, it still maintains a highly diversified profile of textile and chemical companies. Many of the apartments in Fall River are within walking distance of some remnant of the area's former industrial center, or its blossoming new sectors.
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The city comprises a business district that is made of chemical companies, textile organizations, the largest factory outlet district in New England and its tourism sector is vibrant, thanks to a World War II memorial that allows the public to peruse a number of ships and exhibits while paying tribute to the nation's fallen heroes.
People can find jobs ranging from being a tour guide on the mighty USS Massachusetts to retail positions at one of the many outlets in the area, and the size of the city allows for numerous employment opportunities in the state or local government. Fall River rentals are available throughout the region, and families can find homes on both sides of the newly constructed Veterans Memorial Bridge, dedicated on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
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Approval of hunting seasons among items on May agenda
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission (TWRC) will set the state's 2011-12 hunting seasons at its meeting this week, May 19-20, at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Ray Bell Region II Building.
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Marysville Police respond to gun threat on high school campus
January 10, 2013 · Updated 7:44 AM
MARYSVILLE — Shortly after 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, a Marysville Police School Resource Officer was alerted by campus security, who had received information that a student on a school bus was in possession of a handgun and had made threats to shoot students.
Officers were able to stop the school bus the student was reported to be on, just prior to it entering the campus driveway of Marysville-Pilchuck High School, but they quickly learned the student had already been dropped off at Mountain View High School.
Officers responded to the MVHS campus and took a 15-year-old male student into custody without incident, while also taking into their possession what turned out to be a cap gun that looked very much like a real revolver handgun.
M-PHS was in brief lockdown when officers initially boarded the school bus, but the lockdown was lifted shortly after learning the student was not on the M-PHS campus.
The school resource officer is continuing to investigate these events, while the student will be booked at the Denny Juvenile Justice Center for felony harassment.
Marysville School District officials added that the student has been expelled from MVHS, and they credited the police department, school district security and staff with responding quickly and efficiently to ensure the safety of all students.
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Happy PRIDE Month!! My name is Adrienne Williams, Founder of Bi Social Network. We've been on a three and a half year journey. In December 6, 2008, we started working on creating diverse content in entertainment and opinion news for the bi community. In 2010 the 'I Am Visible' campaign kicked off, where we highlighted the face of fear in biphobia, with the goal to give it a voice; adding a few celebrities along the way. Bi people connected and made a difference through that effort, and I'm grateful to those who contributed videos, songs, stories, and love, in order to make a difference.
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2011-12: Played in and started 15 games before season-ending injury...8.7 points per game, 6.1 rebounds per game, 30 blocks, 26 assists, 20 steals...led the team in blocks and was fourth in rebounds...scored 16 points at Smith (1/4)...had 11 rebounds and 11 points, including a 9-of-10 performance from the free throw line, versus Albany College (11/20)...posted seven blocks against WPI (12/3)...tallied eight assists and five steals versus Wellesley (11/30)...currently ranks third all-time at MIT in career blocks (103).
2010-11: Played in 24 games, started 17...MIT team co-MVP...7.9 points per game, 5.8 rebounds per game, 73 blocks, 36 assists, 22 steals...led the team in blocks, ranked second in scoring and rebounds, third in assists, and fifth in steals...scored 14 points versus Smith (2/19)...grabbed 14 rebounds against Wheaton (1/13)...totaled seven blocks versus Wellesley (12/10) and Smith (2/19)...had four steals at Mount Holyoke (1/15)... dished out four assists at Wellesley (2/5)...ranked 19th in the country in blocks per game...was second in the NEWMAC in the same category.
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in biological engineering with a minor in brain and cognitive sciences...cellular therapies research and development intern at Baxter Healthcare studying the characteristics of CD34+ cell populations through assay design and development...was a website project intern at Hallmark Data Systems where she tested and developed websites...undergraduate research assistant in the Clark K. Colton Laboratory contributing to the 'Engineering Improved Beta Cell Replacements' project studying how human embryonic stem cells respond to different oxygen levels in the environment based on their resulting differentiation to ultimately make insulin-producing beta cells for the treatment of diabetes patients...also a member of the MIT women's basketball team...publicity chair for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee...panhellenic delegate for the Zeta Phi chapter director of Alpha Phi...Relay for Life team captain for Alpha Phi...served as the philanthropy and community service chair for Alpha Phi.
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Hi all,
Suppose we are implementing the code for "register a new user to Spring forum". And you need to guarantee that username is unique...
(There is a service layer, a dao layer, and a view layer. Using declarative transaction management.)
Here is what i thought:
hmm, i can put a constraint check in database, let Spring throw DataIntegrityViolationException and catch it in the service layer and
wrap it within a more specific and meaningful exception and throw the new exception.
Here is the service layer code:
You might guess what actually happens in this situation; i can't catch the exception, because dao.save(user) would not really save to the databaseCode:@Transactional public void save(User User) { try { dao.save(user); } catch (DataIntegrityViolationException ex) { throw new BusinessException("Duplicate username."); } }
(hence the constraint viloation does not manifest) until transaction commits (when the save method exits).
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The search for a missing Fargo man continues.
The search for a missing Fargo man continues.
Fargo Police, Cass County Sheriff's Deputies and the N.D. Highway Patrol are looking for Colter Dallman, 27, who's been missing since Jan. 3. His last cell phone connection was southeast of Horace, where the search is concentrated.
An aerial search of that area on Friday failed to find any sign of him.
Police don't believe foul play was involved in his disappearance.
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Westgate Flamingo Bay offers 5-star amenities and luxurious villas just minutes from the world famous Las Vegas Strip. You'll enjoy spacious accommodations featuring all the comforts of home, plus a wide variety of exquisite resort amenities including a tropically landscaped pool, a 7-hole practice putting green, fully-equipped fitness center and more. Flamingo Bay is a peaceful retreat situated just three miles from the dazzling lights and round-the-clock action along the Vegas Strip.
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- When: Sunday, June 17, 2012, 2 p.m.
- Where: Outdoor Forest Theater, Carmel
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The Forest Theater Guild's 2012 season opens with Roald Dahl's classic children's story James and the Giant Peach, about a little orphan boy (his parents having been trampled by a rhino) who goes to live in abject conditions with his miserable aunts. One day a strange old man bestows on James (double cast with Alexandra Roden and Akasha Brown) some magic seeds, a gift that signals the beginning of a wondrous and surprising saga in which he finds himself a resident in a giant peach along with friends like Grass Hopper (Keith Decker, also the narrator), Lady Bird (Koly McBride), Gloworm (Dustin Moore) and others. The original music is composed and conducted by Eric Johnson, costumes and puppetry (with help from YAC artist Cody Moore) by Lady Hull, direction by Nicole Bryant Stephens. A gala "circus" event is slated for the opening Saturday and Sunday, with special entertainment before the matinees. [WR]
8pm Thu-Sat; 2pm Sat-Sun; ends June 17. Outdoor Forest Theatre, Santa Rita and Mountain View, Carmel. $25/adult; $20/senior, military, teacher; $15/child; free/child under 4; $20/matinee ticket Sun only. 626-1681, www.foresttheatergulid.org.
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The new Portland TFAW's monthly gallery exhibitions are going full speed ahead, with artist Ron Chan displaying some incredible pieces in their store in July!
As a special bonus at our Ron Chan reception, TFAW will be giving out limited-edition prints of Ron's amazing The Guild: Tink cover (see image). Free art and you can get it signed? Don't miss this!
Periscope Studio artist Ron Chan is known for his dynamic, animated style. His art has graced the pages of Dark Horse's The Guild and Supersized: Strange Tales From A Fast-Food Culture TPB, and his webcomic, Roy's Boys, with Sean Kelley, is a hilarious delight.


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Owls are the only bird that lowers their upper eyelids to blink. All other birds raise their lower lid to blink.
Owls are located everywhere on Earth except Antarctica, parts of Greenland, and remote islands. They constitute a group of 200 bird species. They are solitary birds, meaning they keep to themselves and don't live in groups.
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Pembroke Selectman Fred Kline juggles career, kids, home
Kline�s work as a selectman has him currently involved in: Safe Routes to School, Old Home Day, Roads Committee, founder of the Bush Family Fund, board member and coach for Suncook Softball, assists with Suncook Little League, and assists Cub Scout Pack 270.
�I help out on many of these committees from time to time, but I do not sit on all these boards,� said Kline.
Over the last 10 years, Kline was at one time or another involved with the Pembroke Planning Board, CTAP (Community Technical Assistance Program), the Budget Committee and the Pembroke School Board.
His advice for someone looking to pursue local politics?
�Do not go into any office with one particular issue in mind. If it�s never solved you will be frustrated. If it�s solved quickly, you�ll be bored. Rather go into it because of a concern for that big picture overall, and you�ll only be a little frustrated.�
A general mistake that leaders make more frequently than others, Kline said, are when the leaders think that they know better than the people.
�They don�t always know better!� he said.
Despite his community involvement, Kline said his children give him his greatest satisfaction.
�People say that I light up when I talk about my two kids. And sometimes it�s all I talk about! I am happiest when I am with them, they are everything to me,� said Kline.
Kline describes the best time of the day as when his house is full of �kid sounds� from his children � Rachel, 12, and Steven, 11. Kline said that he has great kids.
�Except to each other, they are both kind and considerate,� he said. �They just might be the two nicest people I know. I am honored to be their father.
�My own parents are my role models,� said Kline.�They possess and demonstrate all of the good qualities any human could hope for, but patience is probably at the top.�
Being a father of two preteens has challenges, such as peer pressure and decision making. The two most important core values that Kline tries to instill in his children are to never give up, and always do your best.
Kline said the only thing he will not tolerate from his children are when they give up.
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Rachel and Steven describe their dad as �awesome and funny.� Steven said he likes it when �Dad starts to sing �Home on the Range� and my friends join in with him. My dad is also good at building things with me, like my winning Pinewood Derby cars.�
Rachel notes that her favorite things to do with her dad are sewing things together and playing softball.
Kline deeply believes in order to personally develop as a father and ensure growth as a leader that he will continue to invest his time in his family and community and learn how and what he can do to improve them.
Simply put, he said, �I listen. We have a lot of great people in Pembroke and they all have taught me something in one way or another, so it�s important to just listen!�
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Allison of Cluck Cluck Sew doesn't really need a introduction does she? Don't we all already know her and love her? Constant inspiration from her site. She has tons of tutorials and I vow to try everyone (one day). Be sure to visit her blog. This is her modern version of an Irish Chain Quilt. And I want it!!!
The inspiration for the Modern Chain quilt came from a traditional Irish chain quilt I saw in a magazine. The inspiration quilt was made with traditional americana fabrics that weren't my style, so I thought I should try a version with modern fabrics and using an easy strip piecing method.
It took some trial and error to figure out the strip piecing, but then went together so quickly after getting the measurements figured out. The fabrics are strips from about 18 different prints by different designers, I picked bright colors that would compliment eachother.
The backing is one of my favorite backs yet, the fabric is from the Snorkel line by Cosmo Cricket. This was a fun quilt for me to make because it was neat to take a traditional pattern and make it modern.
Anyways, this is a fun quilt to make, I have about three more color schemes I want to make it in when I finally get more time (as if)!
Thanks for visiting and happy quilting! -Allison
And you can all buy this pattern at her shop here...
Monday, June 28, 2010
8 comments:
- Michelle said...
Now that is a beauty!
- June 28, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- CJ said...
Bought the pattern and have made ONE quilt so far. LOVED the pattern, loved the quilt (that I gave away) and want to make MORE!
- June 28, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- SewSara said...
wow i love it ... thanks so much for sharing!
- June 28, 2010 at 12:01 PM
- Quiltstory said...
Beautiful quilt. Love the bright colors. Thanks for the feature!
- June 28, 2010 at 12:20 PM
- KennaCaroline said...
I love to see traditional quilts made with modern prints. Very pretty.
- June 28, 2010 at 12:21 PM
- Megan said...
LOVE how such little color can make such a pop! Great work and great job combining all the different lines!!
- June 29, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- grammajill said...
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
- June 29, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Amy said...
AAbsolutely stunning! Off to check out your site and patterns :)
- June 29, 2010 at 8:15 AM
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They're just getting less publicity than in the past and fewer actual "committee hearings."
It is worth mentioning a few for entertainment purposes, about all they would be good for were it not that a risk always exists of them becoming law. Sadly, such off-the-wall proposals have a strange way, on the final mad-rush day of the session, of magically making an appearance or being attached, whole, to some other measure that nobody dare oppose — like praise for the peach cobbler.
Perhaps the oddest should be credited to Rep. Jay Neal, R-LaFayette, who obviously has been reading — and believing — entirely too much science fiction. His HB 481, part of the endless stream of efforts opposing abortion, would ban the creation and implanting of hybrid animal/human embryos in women or the transplanting of human embryos into nonhuman wombs.
On the other hand, given the absence of any minotaurs or mermaids holding seats in the General Assembly and being able to rise in opposition, better not rule this one out either.
ALMOST AS strange is HB 409 by Rep. David Knight, R-Griffin, which would strip local governments of the authority to ban certain dog breeds (such as the pitbull, one assumes) or to require that pet dogs be spayed or neutered ... or tethered. Dogs just want to run free and have sex? Perhaps this is a right-to-life proposal as well.
Actually, there's a discernible trend in some of the more unusual proposals that seems aimed at taking away even more city/county clout or self-governing ability.
For example, one of the most amazing is HB 228 by Rep. Mark Hamilton, R-Cumming. It would ban local government employees from using government computers, fax machines, email or even telephones both wired and wireless to support or oppose legislation by the General Assembly. If anyone working for a local government then used home equipment on their own time to discuss the local impact of pending legislation, such an employee must register as a lobbyist.
The only exception: If the legislator asks that person for information. Even God doesn't require that one speaks to Him only if spoken to first.
For example, apparently if Rome City Manager John Bennett wanted to caution Rep. Katie Dempsey, R-Rome, that something in a pending measure would harm the city, or even just to ask her for more information because the City Commission directed him to do so, that would become a no-no.
This measure is believed to be "revenge" for so many teachers having opposed the constitutional amendment on charter schools. Seems as though all Georgians must be forcibly instructed regarding the absolute truth that state politicians always know best.
WHICH ALSO may be the weird thinking behind SB 167 by Sen. William Ligon, R-Brunswick. It would have Georgia become the only state not to adhere to the national school standards for curriculum and content upon which all standardized testing and, eventually, college admissions will be based. There is plenty wrong with that curriculum, to be sure. It is tough, for one thing. And not everyone agrees with various aspects, ... but then some folks insist the Earth revolves around the sun to this very day, and some are sure that Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln were very bad people.
However, standards typically have to start somewhere reflecting general agreement, then be refined or adapted over time and not have everybody set whatever they want.
What is cuckoo about this one is that until recently Georgia did set its own standards, with state students bouncing along the very bottom nationally in test results. So now the state must go to a national standard that is actually the existing norm for everybody else and is concerned, according to Ligon, that such common standards prevent individual states from innovating and excelling? Georgia did innovate on this already ... and missed "excel" by a mile.
Having done worse, it may not even want to try to do better — particularly should it cost money or — and this has been brought up — because the tougher standards make it impossible for many parents to help children with homework that is now over their own heads. That is good, not bad — and parents shouldn't be doing their kids' homework anyway.
A DOLLAR is worth 100 pennies only because it is an agreed-upon standard. Frankly, a high-school diploma achieved anywhere should similarly be worth 100 pennies. And one that is 50 years old is, like the dollar from yesteryear's world, often also not worth 100 cents any longer.
Even some proposals, like the one that has received a lot of positive attention regarding making slower drivers in the left lane move over, sound logical until one thinks about them. In the case of HB 459 by Rep. Bill Hichens, R-Rincon: Who bells the cat? Who proves the case if a complaint is made?
Seriously, if those who don't give way simply react with the road rage of a raised-finger salute, will a new fleet of surveillance drones hit them with an indelible ink paintball so they can be ticketed later? If police see it happening, wouldn't they have to instantly pull over not only that vehicle but also the trailing one and all others who can act as witnesses to prove the case?
And while many react positively to this suggested new law, having encountered true slowpokes, that is the exception and not the rule on most Georgia highways/expressways where the top speed limit has generally become as slow as anybody dares go. Drivers coming up fast from behind as one is doing the limit, or even slightly more, and then passing on the left, right or by riding over the top of another car if they could is more of a problem. Atlanta rush-hour traffic, in particular, makes NASCAR driving look tame.
However, basically this is intended to make driving in the left lane mostly illegal except to pass (or, one assumes, if paying a toll to do so as the state currently favors). Few were aware but apparently the true problem behind Georgia's traffic tangles is that there are too many lanes open.
KNOW WHAT is weirdest of all about such stuff? The legislators and their staffers who discuss it, author it, push for it are all doing so while paid with your/our taxes. It is usually called the price of living in a free country, which is about the only thing not weird about many such things.


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The law unit of Wolters Kluwer is expanding its news service for legal practice areas, officials said Monday.
The service is called Daily Reporting Suite. It covers five topics daily, with the three newest being antitrust law, health, and securities regulation, said Bob Lemmond, vice president of Legal Markets. Two other topics employment law and intellectual property law were previously offered in email alerts, but those messages were sent on an inconsistent and infrequent schedule, Lemmond explained, in New York.
There are mobile applications to access the news service in addition to the daily emails, RSS feeds, and IntelliConnect, Wolters Kluwer's web-based platform. The mobile apps work on Apple iOS, Google Android, and Research In Motion BlackBerry devices, officials said. Subscribers can use the mobile applications to see cases and research on the news, officials said. Subscribers can customize what kind of information they want to see by jurisdiction and topic area. There is also an RSS news feed option.
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Subscriptions are priced on a bundle for all topics, or by practice areas and by the number of users in a firm, Lemmond said. He declined to state the actual cost.
Wolters Kluwer said one of the service's first users is Marc Powers, national leader of Baker & Hostetler securities litigation and regulatory enforcement practice. Powers, who sits on Wolters Kluwer's securities regulation advisory board, said he likes that the service arrives at the end of the business day, and that he agrees with the company's plans to add information sources next year.
A competitor, Bloomberg Law, announced an attorney information bundle of its own last week. That package is tailored for business development purposes.
Separately, Wolters Kluwer Corporate Legal Services announced that Raja Sengupta is now executive vice president and general manager of small and medium business solutions.
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U.S. health insurer Aetna Inc. (NYSE: AET) signed an agreement to acquire Coventry Health Care Inc. (NYSE: CVH) for $7.3 billion on August 20, 2012. As a result, the Shareholders Foundation, Inc. announced that an investor filed a lawsuit for current stockholders in shares of Coventry Health Care, Inc. (CVH) in effort to stop the proposed takeover of Coventry at a value of approximately $42.08 per share. The claimant alleges that the offer is unfair and grossly inadequate because, among other things, the intrinsic value of CVH stock is materially in excess of the amount offered for those securities, given the Company's prospects for future growth and earnings.
The acquisition is projected to add nearly 4 million medical members and 1.5 million Medicare Part D members to Aetna's membership. Excluding transaction and integration costs, the transaction is projected to gradually increase Aetna's operating earnings per share in 2013, 45 cents accretive in 2014, and 90 cents accretive in 2015.
It was agreed that shareholders of Coventry will get $27.30 in cash and 0.3885 Aetna shares for each Coventry share, or $42.08 per share, based on the closing price of Aetna shares on Friday, August 17, 2012. Aetna is expected to issue $2.5 billion of debt and use the existing cash in hand to finance the deal. The deal is likely to close by mid 2013.
Coventry is a diversified managed health care company that offers a full portfolio of risk and fee-based products, including Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D programs, Medicaid managed care plans, group and individual health insurance, coverage for specialty services such as workers' compensation, and network rental services.
Coventry is an important player in the Medicare Advantage ("MA") and Medicare Part D programs. The long-term strategic advantage of the deal is that it will allow Aetna to enhance its revenue share in the Government business (MA and Medicare Part D) to 30% from the present 23%.
Aetna is mostly a group Medicare player, meaning it provides Medicare benefits to retirees of its commercial customers. At 6/30/2012, AET had 437,000 Medicare Advantage members and 471,000 Part D stand-alone members offered through its PBM. Aetna's inroads into the retail (ie, non-corporate) Medicare segment suffered due to a Medicare enrollment ban put into place by CMS for a few years but lifted last year. Even with the ban lifted, Aetna wasn't growing as quickly as they would've liked. Adding CVH solves AET's Medicare gap in a big way. Coventry has nearly 1.5 million Medicare Part D members and 253,000 Medicare Advantage retail members. Combined, these two CVH products will bring more than $7 billion in annualized revenue to Aetna's top line. Aetna has the infrastructure to kick start its retail effort in Medicare, where the growth possibilities are huge.
CVH has a commercial presence in the following states: AR, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, LA, MD,MO, NE, NV, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT,WY, VA, and WVA. The combined company will especially benefit in states where there isn't a large population base, such as AR, LA, IA and SD.
We think the deal is an excellent one for both companies since Aetna needed to beef up its capabilities in both Medicare and Medicaid and this will strengthen the merger to scaling heights. This deal will give Aetna, the third-largest health insurer in the U.S., a big leap in number of Medicare and Medicaid customers, including poor elderly people on both programs, and in the number of people who buy insurance on their own or get coverage from small businesses. Additionally this will also give Aetna better access to the "lower end" of the health insurance.
Aetna estimates that combining with Coventry Health Care, based out of Bethesda, Md., will save the merged company $400 million a year starting in 2015. "Integrating Coventry into Aetna will complement our strategy to expand our core insurance business, increase our presence in the fast-growing government sector and expand our relationships with providers in local geographies," Aetna's chief executive, Mark T. Bertolini, said in a statement.
This merger is the biggest in the health care sector since President Barack Obama enacted the reform law in March 2010. The merged company is poised to make use of the very best minds from both companies which will likely contribute to increased shareholder value. Investing in potential takeover targets can also be very profitable as it creates new growth prospects. I strongly believe that mergers enhance returns in an equity portfolio, particularly in tough market environments such as the current one.
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The Richmond County Health Department has released the 2012 State-of-the-County Health Report, and based on the 2009 Richmond County Community Health Assessment findings, the county's health priorities are childhood obesity, teen pregnancy, emergency preparedness and disparities in health.
According to the Health Department, the data presented in the report is the most recent available. The report was recently presented to the county Board of Commissioners by Health Director Tommy Jarrell.
Richmond County's population has not grown as much as the population in North Carolina between 2000 and 2010. According to the report, Richmond County had a population of 46,545 in 2000, sank to 45,982 in 2005 but then rose again to 46,639 in 2010. In the whole state, the population was 8,079,383 in 2000 and grew continuously, reaching a population of 9,535,483 by 2010.
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The data collected from each school indicated that collectively there are fewer BMIs for overweight/obese children than there are normal weight children. This indicates that the public health intervention methods implemented by Richmond County Health Department and the participating schools have worked to produce positive results.
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The Baby Think It Over parenting simulation project continues to make an impact on Richmond County seventh graders. Since the 2008-2009 school year, more than 2,000 students have participated in the parent simulation weekend. The simulation consist of health education class time being spent with eight days of Baby Think It Over curriculum activities. The curriculum is designed to facilitate serious consideration of the consequences of a teen pregnancy. The main focus of the curriculum is responsibility for one's actions, for one's future, for the effects on family and friends and most importantly, responsibility for the baby.
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AUBURN HILLS — The Pistons will be without rookie sensation Andre Drummond for four to six weeks after it was discovered in an MRI Thursday he has a stress fracture of the fifth lumbar vertebra.
Drummond suffered the injury during the Pistons loss to the Lakers on Feb. 3. Drummond attempted to play in games on Monday and Wednesday, but left both games early due to pain.
The injury does not require surgery and will get better with rest.
"He'll heal," Pistons team physican Ben Paolucci said. "He should have no residual, in other words, he's not going to have anything lasting."
Drummond has been fitted with a custom brace, which Paolucci doesn't expect him to wear for long.
"He's got some discomfort now," Paolucci said. "We've got a custom made brace for him. We've already fitted him for it. Once he gets asymptomatic, doesn't have any pain, we'll be able to start some exercising program."
The timetable for Drummond to return is four to six weeks, but Paolucci said it's uncertain when Drummond will be allowed to start any non-contact basketball activity.
"We don't know that," Paolucci said. "It's hard to tell that. I think realistically four weeks. You never know."
The MRI also discovered another possible injury, but Paolucci said it was minor.
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Drummond's injury is a serious blow to the Pistons. The 6-foot-11 rookie was averaging 7.3 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.7 blocks in 19.7 minutes per game.
Drummond was scheduled to play in the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star weekend, but will miss the event due to the injury.
Among rookies, Drummond was first in rebounds, second in blocks, fourth in steals (0.9 per game) and eighth in points.
Rookie Viacheslav Kravtsov will take Drummond's spot in the rotation.
"That's why you carry three centers, great opportunity for Slava," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said. "He's put a lot of work in. He's been extremely professional. Also we'll need more from Greg (Monroe), more from (Jason Maxiell), more from Charlie (Villanueva), more from Jonas (Jerebko). That's the NBA. Next man up."
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