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Spring time - As the snow melts, the land begins to reveal itself. In the spring, around water and moist areas you will find fiddleheads starting to grow. There is about two weeks to pick them before they turn into Ferns.
Summer time - As the ice on the water has melted, the salmon, lobster and other fish have arrived. The nets and gear are ready for the fishing season to begin. The Mi'gmaq tradition is to give the first catch to the Elders.
Fall time - As the leaves change color and begin to fall, the food that has been gathered will be stored for the long winter months ahead. It is now time to collect wood to heat our homes and to harvest the wild hazelnuts, a favourite among the Mi'gmaq.
Winter time - As the snow has fallen, rabbits are harvested and shortly after smelt fishing will begin. On colder days, families gather in the warmth of their homes, to make crafts such as baskets and snow shoes. During this time they also tell many stories like the legend of the puglatmu'j.
Listuguj - Tucked neatly between a valley of mountains and the Restigouche River is the community of Listuguj. But the Mi'gmaq of Listuguj didn't always live on the Quebec side of the river. Read more
Gespeg - On the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec, where whales breech the ocean and seagulls line the coast, lies the Mi'gmaq community of Gespeg. Read more
Gesgapegiag - Tucked in between the communities of Listuguj and Gespeg, where salmon bigger than your head swim in the Cascapedia, lies the Mi'gmaq community of Gesgapegiag. Read more


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We're heading into the home stretch to sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act this year. The open enrollment period ends March 31 for most people.
But there are exceptions. And they are the subject of many of our questions this month.
For example, Diane Jennings of Hickory, N.C., has a question about her young adult daughter, who's currently covered on her father's health insurance. "When she ages out of the program this year at 26, in October," Jennings asks, "she'll have to get her own insurance through the exchange. But as she [will have] missed the deadline of March 2014, will she have to pay a penalty?"
There shouldn't be any penalty. Turning 26 is one of those life changes that allows you to buy insurance from the health exchange outside the normal open enrollment period. In this case, since the daughter knows when this will happen, she can make the switch in advance; you can sign up as many as 60 days before you'll need coverage.
This is a function the federal government just recently added to the Healthcare.gov website. When you log into your account there's a new button that's marked 'report a life change.' You click on that button and it should guide you through the process.
Kaitlyn Grana of Los Angeles is also a young adult on a parent's plan – her mother's. She and her husband are expecting a baby in June. Her husband has insurance through his employer. But, she says, "He doesn't really love his insurance, so we're thinking about covering baby through Covered California," the state-run exchange. "My question is, how soon do we need to do this, and what options are available to us?"
We have several questions from young women on their parents' plans who are pregnant. And it's important to know is that while the health law requires that employer health plans cover their workers' young-adult children, that requirement does not extend to their children's children (although a few state laws require it). So Kaitlyn won't be able to get her new baby covered through her mother's plan.
While the health law requires that employer health plans cover their workers' young-adult children up to age 26, that requirement does not extend to their children's children.
She can, as she notes, add the baby to her husband's health insurance. Having a baby is one of those life changes that qualifies for your own special open season, at work or through a health exchange. So she and her husband also can buy the baby coverage through California's exchange. But because they have access to the father's plan, they probably won't be eligible for any subsidies to help pay the premiums.
Insurance experts we consulted said the couple can wait until the baby is born to buy coverage, because it will be retroactive, as long as you buy pretty shortly thereafter, usually within the first month.
Staying with the family theme, Lorrie Posegay of Cape Coral, Fla., wonders about a privately-purchased health plan that some of her family members have had for a couple of years now. "So far it's not being canceled," she writes. "But it doesn't meet all the requirements under the ACA. So I'm wondering if we keep this plan will we have to pay a penalty?"
In general, you can't buy new coverage that doesn't include what are called the essential health benefits under the health law. But if you have existing coverage that doesn't include everything, you're probably OK. Especially this year.
Any coverage you have from an employer is considered adequate to avoid a penalty. There's also a one-year extension of privately-purchased plans that don't have all the required benefits. And for the few remaining individual plans that were sold before the law was signed in March 2010, those are considered "grandfathered," and can continue indefinitely. Posegay confirmed that this particular plan goes back to 2008 or 2009. So that's a case where people who like their plans can keep them and not be subject to penalties.
Adam Chrystie from Los Angeles says he may be facing a layoff at his job, and worries about losing his health insurance. He knows he can buy insurance from his state health exchange, "but I was told it can take between two weeks and 45 days for the insurance coverage to begin, depending on when I signed up during the month. What can I do to provide my family with insurance coverage in case there's an emergency while I wait for the Affordable Care Act insurance to start?"
Many employers continue insurance through the end of the month your job ends. And after the current open enrollment period ends in March, if you lose your job you can use what's called a special enrollment period.
He might be able to go straight from employer coverage to new exchange coverage, depending on when he loses his job. Many employers continue insurance through the end of the month your job ends. And after the current open enrollment period ends in March, if you lose your job you can use what's called a special enrollment period. In that case, you sign up for coverage on the exchange and your insurance will start on the first of the next month.
But if there is going to be a gap, there are options. One is COBRA, where you pay the full price to keep your old job's health insurance for a month or two, even up to 18 months. That can get pretty expensive, so not a lot of people who are losing their job can afford to do it.
There's also short-term gap insurance available through private insurers. If you're worried about a possible health problem, that's something to consider, although unlike most other health insurance, gap insurance can still be subject to preexisting condition exclusions.
And if you're worried about a possible tax penalty in these situations, don't be. After this year's open enrollment ends, you can have a gap in coverage. As long as it's less than three months, you'll be considered covered for the full year.
Abraham Taylor from Seattle has a question about potentially being double-covered. "If I buy health insurance through the exchange and then get a new job that offers health insurance, how do I stop ACA coverage? Or can I?"
Yes, you certainly can. And now it's easier than it was. If you're in one of the 36 states where the federal government is operating the health exchange, you sign on, go to the 'My Plans and Programs' tab, and you'll find a red button labeled 'End All Coverage.' You get to choose the date you want your coverage to end and the exchange informs your insurance company. At least that's how it's supposed to work. It probably wouldn't hurt for you to inform your insurance company yourself, too.
In the states operating their own exchanges, it may be a little different. In Washington State, for example, according to a spokeswoman for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange, you can sign on and look for a button that says "disenroll." To avoid being charged for the following month, you have to do that by the 23rd of the month before. If you can't find the right place on your state's website, try calling the customer service number.
But the bottom line is you definitely don't need to carry two health insurance policies. If you get a job with insurance, you can drop any individual coverage you bought on your own.
Finally, Daniel Smothergill of Syracuse, N.Y., wonders about dental coverage. He's 70 and has insurance both from Medicare and a former employer, but neither includes dental. "Can I buy dental coverage without buying anything else?" he asks. "Where can I find companies that offer this?"
You definitely don't need to carry two health insurance policies. If you get a job with insurance, you can drop any individual coverage you bought on your own.
As we noted last month, dental benefits in the exchanges are, well, complicated. Legally, there's nothing to prevent a Medicare beneficiary from buying stand-alone dental coverage on a health exchange. Medicare enrollees may not buy regular health coverage from the exchanges because it duplicates coverage they already have. But neither Medicare nor most Medicare supplemental policies cover dental.
But the federal government has decided not to sell separate dental plans to Medicare beneficiaries in the 36 states where it's operating the exchanges, according to Joe Touschner, who has been tracking the dental benefit for the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families.
And since states that do offer stand-alone dental policies for Medicare beneficiaries don't offer subsidies, the prices are likely the same as you would get from a private insurer outside the exchange.
So if you're having trouble finding dental coverage, you might want to browse the plans in the exchange and then call the carriers directly.
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Overview and HistoryBratislava is the capital of Slovakia or the Slovak Republic, which made up half of Czechoslovakia until its official independence began in January 1993. Bratislava had many other names in the past. It was first known as Brezalauspurc in the Germanic Annales Ivuavenses. Other names have been Pozsony, Pressburg, Istropolis and the slang short form "Blava."The earliest remains of human activity in Bratislava are Neolithic pottery artifacts which date to around 5000 BC -- although Slovakia shows signs of having been inhabited since 270,000 BC by people who used stone tools.Whoa. That's getting back there by where homo sapiens first appeared, isn't it?The Celtic Boii tribe, whence we get the word "Bohemian" arrived around 200 BC and made a fortified settlement that had its own mint for silver coinage. Silver coins are a very handy archaeological reference point. Nice one, Celts!Following the Celtic period of occupancy, the area fell into Roman hands and remained a border town for five centuries. The Romans cultivated vineyards, the tradition of which still remains to this day in Slovakia.Slavic peoples arrived between the 5th and 6th centuries. They united under the empire of Samo, a Frankish king who created the first Slavic states to defend against Avarian tribal onslaught.The castle in Bratislava was constructed in the 10th century, when the surrounding land was part of the kingdom of Hungary. The first written record of the city comes from a battle between the Bavarian army and Hungary.Bratislava was granted its own town privileges in 1291 by King Andrew III of Hungary. After the Ottoman Empire invaded Hungary, Bratislava became the Hungarian capital, under the name "Pressburg."As of 1536 AD Pressburg jumped a few levels up when it became part of the Austro-Hungarian territory under the Hapsburg Empire.Several kings and queens were coronated at St. Martin's cathedral.The city flourished under the reign of Maria Theresa during the 18th century, as it became one of the largest towns in the are of Slovakia and Hungary.In modern European history, Bratislava saw a lot of action. Napolean came through and tore things up... rebellions against the Catholic Hapsburgs ravaged the outskirts of the city, and insurgents stormed the Castle again and again.After centuries of upheaval, the first permanent bridge across the Danube river was built in 1891. In 1918 Bratislava became part of Czechoslovakia, despite the Hungarian and German population's disapproval. A public demonstration in 1919 turned bloody when Czechoslovak Legions opened fire on Hungarian protesters, who were against the occupation.Bratislava took its current moniker on March 27th, 1919.The city suffered heavy damage in WWII from Allied bombing and German occupation. It was invaded by the Russian Red Army and subsequently became part of the Soviet Socialist Republic, a period which lasted fifty years.Bratislava was one of the centers of anti-Communist demonstration in the late 1980's, and it became the capital of the Slovak Republic following the Velvet Divorce of 1992.Getting ThereBratislava is on the Danube river so you can always float up from Hungary in your boat if you want to.Alternately, the Bratislava Airport connects with the city by bus (#61). It's about twenty minutes; get a sixty minute ticket to be safe and don't forget to stamp it in the machine! 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This is a regional specialty which has its own festival in the summer, with contests for who can make the best halusky, and also who can eat the most. It's a serious business -- potatos dumplings chopped up with sheep cheese and bacon, that kind of thing that only your grandmother can make properly but you can't ask for it when you're hungover because she'll hit you with the rolling pin instead. This is solid "back to bed after breakfast" food.People in Bratislava are a little bit more straight-laced than their counterparts in Prague. Although they were citizens of the same country for most of the last century, Bratislava feels very different from Prague. You won't see people with dreads and dogs in every park, there isn't as much of a DJ scene or as many pubs full of clouds of smoke.Things to do, RecommendationsFor night life, go to Nu Spirit. It's a basement lounge with a world-class sound system right in the downtown area below a music store. They play funk and soul music and everything with a good vibe, and the low light makes for perfect dronken converslation [sic].The old section of town (Hlavne Namesti) is absolutely beautiful to walk around in and get lost, with twisting streets and tall windows.As always, it's a good idea to climb up the hill to the Castle for a look around.You can also head out of town to the Devin Castle and see the ruins there, with their archaeological exhibit explaining the history around you.Here's a quick Museum Guide to get you started on a rainy day, and with that I leave you to your halusky.Enjoy!Text by Steve Smith.


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Queue Planning and Execution
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- Queue Management and Planning
- Execution of the queue
- Current Modifications to the Gemini Queue Operations
Queue Management and Planning
At each telescope a team of queue coordinators (QC) is scheduled to plan the queue nights. Three of these at each site also serve as the core-QCs, who have the responsibility to oversee the queue execution over the longer term and ensure priorities are set consistently and decisions are taken correctly to optimize the program completion. The queue planning is distributed between about 10 staff members, who also have many other duties. About 20-25% of their time is currently used on planning and managing the queue.
The QCs rely on the content of the Observing Database (ODB) to ensure they have a full overview of the queue content. On a nightly basis the scheduled QC uses the Queue Planning Tool (QPT) shown below to construct the plan. Several variant plans are made for different sets of observing conditions, e.g. photometric & good seeing (CC=50% IQ=70%), cirrus & good seeing (CC=70% IQ=70%), cirrus & poor seeing (CC=70% IQ=85%), etc. Thus, the night is pre-planned for not only the most likely conditions but also changing conditions should they happen. The QC uses available weather forecasting and satellite images of cloud patterns to aid the decisions about how to optimize the plan for the night.
The top-level principles guiding the queue management and planning are (1) use the largest possible fraction of the time on completing band 1 and 2 programs, and (2) make the best use of all telescope time. These principles translate to the following concrete guidelines for the queue coordinators:
- Within a ranking band all programs have equal priority.
- Aim to complete started programs.
- Do not lose early targets in band 1 and band 2 programs. This can override band ranking if needed to ensure Band 2 targets are observed.
- Limit the execution in better than requested conditions, in order to enable completion of the more demanding band 1 and 2 programs.
- Select Band 3 programs to start based on: probability of reaching the PI-defined minimum useful time, probability of completion, complementary to band 1 and 2 in conditions and RA, and connection to a thesis program.
In addition to these principles, the queue coordinators plan with the completion rate goals in mind. The goals are endorsed by the Gemini Board and focus on reaching high completion rates in band 1 and 2, and to obtain publishable datasets for started band 3 programs. The completion rate goals are detailed on the operations statistics page.
Figure 1: Screenshot of the main view of the Queue Planning Tool. Top left lists the plan variants for the night, matching different observing conditions. Bottom left lists observations available to be scheduled. Top right shows the elevation plot for the observations scheduled in the selected plan variant. Below the elevation plot is a listing of those observations, followed by detail for the selected observation.
Execution of the queue – A night at Gemini
A queue night at Gemini usually has only two staff members present, a Science Operations Specialist (SOS) who operates the telescope and provides technical expertise to assist the Observer with the instruments, and an Observer (either another SOS or a staff astronomer) who operates the instruments and exectutes the planned queue observations. The team will assess the observing conditions using available monitoring (seeing monitors, all sky cameras, or by just plain looking at the sky). They will then choose the appropriate plan variant put together by the QC and execute the observations as laid out in the plan. A typical plan contains observations from three to five different queue programs in order to optimize the use of the night.
In the event of changing conditions, the Observer will switch plan variant as needed to avoid taking data in poorer conditions than required and to minimize the time spent taking data in better than requested conditions. Switching between the three or four mounted instruments is accomplished by moving a fold mirror and happens in a few minutes during the slew to the new target. Currently 75-80% of all queue nights use two or more instruments. Due to the large demand for GMOS at both sites there are nights in dark time and good conditions during which only GMOS is used.
If technical problems occur, the Observer and SOS can contact both engineering and science staff for assistance. In case technical problems are confined to one of the mounted instruments, the troubleshooting can be deferred to the next day and the queue execution will simply switch to another instrument, limiting the technical time loss at night.
As the data are taken, the Observer will perform a preliminary assessment of the data quality in order to make decisions about whether the observation is completed correctly and also to detect any technical problems. All data are transferred directly to the Gemini Archive and are usually accessible to the users within minutes of being obtained. This is essential for the timely delivery of data from Rapid Target-of-Opportunity (ToO) observations. Final data quality assessment is done the day after the observations by staff members working at sea-level. This is a more thorough assessment to verify: (1) the correctness of the headers; (2) the observing condition constraints are met; (3) the necessary calibrations have been obtained; and (4) that the data have successfully arrived at the archive. If needed, header corrections will be made and the data re-ingested. Although not required to obtain the data, program data are grouped into "packages" on a regular basis (nominally weekly) and provided to the PI for convenience in downloading the data.
Current Modifications to the Gemini Queue Operations
Gemini is in the process of assessing how to make the management, planning and execution of the queue less demanding of staff effort. In this process, staff effort will be used for development and testing of improved science operations software. In order to have effort available for this work and to optimize where effort is spent, the Observatory will put in place some changes to the queue execution, that are intended to save effort and have minimal impact on the science productivity of Gemini. The first changes took effect in early 2010B. The changes have been endorsed by the Operations Working Group and/or the Gemini Board, and will remain in effect until improved science operations software become available, or beyond that if the savings in effort are still necessary and/or if the impact on the science productivity of Gemini is found to be negligible. Additional changes may be required and will in that case be described on this page. The current changes and their expected impact on Gemini users are summarized in the following sections.
The changes to the queue operations, as well as the work on the improved science operations software, are part the ongoing process of changes to transition the Observatory operations to the funding level expected following the UK withdrawal from the partnership. See the Transition Plan for more information about the transition in general.
- No queue planning for poor observing conditions (effective Sept 2010 - present)
QCs will no longer produce plan variants for thick clouds (CC=80 or worse combined with any other observing conditions) and very poor seeing (IQ=Any combined with any other conditions). The QCs will ensure that programs are activated/deactivated in the ODB to optimize completion of band 1-3 programs using these conditions. The Observer will select appropriate observations from the active programs in the ODB for observation in these conditions. Designating programs as "active" and "inactive" is a dynamic process and the selected programs will likely change frequently throughout the semester. If necessary, Band 1 and 2 programs using poor conditions may still explicitly be scheduled to ensure completion.
This change may lead to somewhat lower efficiency on the sky in these poor observing conditions, which in turn may affect the completion rates for band 3 and poor weather programs.
- Simplified detailed time accounting (effective Sept 2010 - July 2011)
The principles of the telescope time accounting are summarized on the time accounting page. To save effort previously used in achieving accuracy on the few-minutes level, QCs will be asked to apply a "too small to worry about" criterion to the nightly time accounting consistency. Anything that affects time accounting with less than about 15min/night (technical faults, weather etc.) or about 5min/prg on a given night is considered to be in this category. This change may result in small "overcharges" (or "undercharges") in some programs. It is not expected that these will affect the partner imbalances. Below a total of 30min or 10% of a program length (whichever is smallest) QCs will not follow up on PI/NGO questions about time accounting unless requested by local Head of Science Operations. The QCs will allow small overruns of allocated time to complete programs as planned. For reference, in semesters 2009A-2010A the average time usage to complete a program was 104% of the allocated program time. This change is superseded by the following change as of August 2011.
- Suspension of time accounting corrections less than one hour (effective from August 2011)
Effective August 2011 (at the start of 2011B) Gemini will suspend telescope time accounting corrections, as well as corrections to internal night-logs and fault reports for all corrections less than 1 hour of duration. The change was approved by the Board in early June 2011. Statistics from four previous semesters show that the effect on the partner imbalances is minimal as the corrections are approximately distributed as the nominal partner shares. The effect is in all cases expected to be less than 3.5% of a partner's share in a given semester.
As a consequence of the change, the program time accounting is less accurate and programs may appear to run out of allocated time before they are completed. To avoid stopping executions of programs prematurely, NGO support and Contact scientists must ensure that each program contains a top level note with the title "Phase II-filling" that states how the program time was filled, choosing from one of these cases
- Phase II was filled to the allocated time, execute all science observations.
- Phase II was overfilled, of the N science observations execute only M of them (this option is used when the PI overfills the program to provide flexibility in the queue execution).
- Phase II was not filled as targets are not known (use for ToO programs).
- The phase II was filled to only N hours, as the PI wants to assess data from the first observations before defining observations for the remainder of the allocation.
The note should be dated and carry the initials of the NGO and/or CS who added the note. In the last two cases, the NGO/CS edits the note as new observations are defined. The phase II definitions use the average overhead times (acquisitions and readout) to calculate the planned time. Thus, on average the planned time for an observation is a good approximation of the actual time needed for that observation.
The QCs have been given instructions in how to avoid stopping execution of a program before it is complete. The QCs depend on the notes described above being present in the programs. The PI and NGO for a program can request a review of the time accounting for a given program, if they believe that the execution of a program has been stopped before completion due to missing time accounting corrections. The Head of Science Operations or core-QC can decide to approve execution of the remaining observations without spending resources on an extensive review of the time accounting. The Head of Science Operations and core-QCs will respond to requests for review within one week.
- No band 4 (poor weather) time accounting, program revisions and data quality assessment (effective Sept 2010-present)
QCs will not adjust time accounting for band 4 (poor weather) programs or revise phase IIs for the programs to enable re-observation of targets. Quality assessment (QA) checks will not be done for band 4 data. All data retain the QA state the Observer may have set, or left undefined if the Observer did not set the state. It is possible that some QA states may be incorrect. The Observer will still add comments to the e-obslog as relevant for these observations, and daytime staff members will still ensure that all data taken arrive at the GSA.
If re-observations of targets are needed, or calibrations are missing, for band 4 (poor weather) programs it will be the responsibility of the PIs to revise phaseIIs to add the required observations as copies of the existing observations. The NGOs can assist as needed. The observations should be clearly marked as a copy in the title and will be set to "ready" by CS/QC without further checks. Re-observations will only be executed if the PI defines them. It is recommended that Band 4 PIs fetch their program from the ODB and download the data from the GSA on a regular basis to monitor the progress of their programs.
- Closing the telescope based on forecast for very poor conditions (effective from Sept 2010-present)
The local Head of Science Operations may choose to close the telescope or call off use of the laser guide star system based on early weather forecasts if these are sufficiently poor. At Gemini North it is expected that the decision can be made based on the morning forecast, thereby saving staff effort for the day/night. In addition, the night crew will be given more leeway to close the telescope if observations in poor conditions are extremely inefficient or are putting unnecessary risk on the telescope or instruments. The change may result in fewer poor weather programs being executed.


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