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The Supreme Court ruled today that the 2010 Affordable Care Act is constitutional — giving the Obama administration a big election year win over conservative critics who argue that the health care overhaul is a step on the way toward socialized medicine.
Republican leaders immediately vowed to renew their efforts to repeal the controversial act. Presidential contender Mitt Romney said that while the court may have found the act constitutional, it didn't say "that Obamacare is good law and good policy."
"Obamacare was bad policy yesterday, it's bad policy today," Romney said. "Obamacare was bad law yesterday, it's bad law today."
President Obama, meanwhile, said that debates over the political repercussions of the decision miss the point. He declared that "today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law" and the court's decision.
The decision virtually ensures that the health care act will remain a huge topic of debate in the presidential campaign.
In a 5-4 decision that was unusual because conservative Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court's four liberals and became the deciding vote, the justices ruled that the so-called individual mandate is a tax that Congress can impose on Americans. That undercut the challenge to that provision's constitutionality for allegedly violating the Commerce Clause.
From there, upholding the mandate meant that the rest of the act was judged constitutional as well.
We live blogged as the news developed and as key lawmakers reacted. We'll watch for more news of note as the day continues, but for more coverage you might also want to check NPR's Shots and It's All Politics blogs, as well as today's edition of All Things Considered. Click here to find an NPR station that broadcasts or streams the show.
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Update at 12:20 p.m. ET. I Didn't Do This Because It's Good Politics, Obama Says.
"I respect the very real concerns that millions of Americans have shared" about the act, the president just said. Then, he added that "it should be pretty clear by now that I didn't do this because it's good politics." Instead, he said, the act was passed because it is "good for the country ... good for the American people."
Update at 12:17 p.m. ET. Obama Says It's A Victory "For People All Over This Country":
Saying that debates over the political repercussions of the decision miss the point, President Obama just declared that "today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law" and the court's decision.
Update at 12:05 p.m. ET. Roberts Avoided "The Abyss":
On SCOTUSBlog, UCLA constitutional law professor Adam Winkler writes that:
"With this deft ruling, Roberts avoided what was certain to be a cascade of criticism of the high court. No Supreme Court has struck down a president's signature piece of legislation in over 75 years. Had Obamacare been voided, it would have inevitably led to charges of aggressive judicial activism. Roberts peered over the abyss and decided he didn't want to go there."
Richard Garnett, founding director of Notre Dame Law School's program in Church, State and Society, tells NPR's Liz Halloran that the decision confirms what Roberts "told us during his confirmation hearings."
"He's a guy trying to find the right constitutional arguments," Garnett said. "He's able to confirm his commitment to federalism, and to look really closely at a piece of federal legislation, regardless of the party that produced it, and see if it is constitutional. That's to be admired, no matter what you think of the decision."
Update at 11:54 a.m. ET. Romney Says It's Important To Repeal "Obamacare":
Calling the act a "job killer" that will have the federal government getting involved in "choosing your doctor," Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney just renewed his call to repeal the act.
The court, he said, ruled that the act is constitutional. But "what the court did not say is that Obamacare is good law and good policy," Romney said. "Obamacare is bad law" and bad policy, he added.
Update at 11:47 a.m. ET. On Medicaid:
The one part of the Affordable Care Act that was found unconstitutional was the sanction imposed on states if they fail to expand Medicaid to the poor.
Essentially, the chief justice writes in the opinion, the federal government does have the ability to give states grants with strings attached. But in this case, the federal government was telling states that they had to expand Medicaid or lose funding for the whole program.
"Congress may offer the States grants and require the States to comply with accompanying conditions, but the States must have a genuine choice whether to accept the offer. The States are given no such choice in this case," Roberts writes.
The court decided the expansion can proceed, but the sanction against states that decide not to take part is struck down.
Update at 11:36 a.m. ET. Coverage On The Shots Blog:
Our colleagues on the Shots health blog are covering the decision here.
Reminder: Not only will there be substantial coverage on All Things Considered, but NPR will be broadcasting and streaming special coverage at 7 p.m. ET. Click here to find an NPR member station.
Update at 11:33 a.m. ET. Justice Ginsburg Would Have Upheld Mandate Regardless:
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg agreed with the majority that the individual mandate was constitutional under Congress' taxing authority.
But Ginsburg goes further, saying she would have upheld the individual mandate based on the Commerce Clause. She criticizes Roberts on his reading of the clause, which she called "stunningly retrogressive."
Here's a key paragraph from Ginsburg's concurring opinion:
"The provision of health care is today a concern of national dimension, just as the provision of old-age and survivors' benefits was in the 1930's. In the Social Security Act, Congress installed a federal system to provide monthly benefits to retired wage earners and, eventually, to their survivors. Beyond question, Congress could have adopted a similar scheme for health care. Congress chose, instead, to preserve a central role for private insurers and state governments. According to the chief justice, the Commerce Clause does not permit that preservation. This rigid reading of the Clause makes scant sense and is stunningly retrogressive."
Update at 11:27 a.m. ET. What The Dissenters Said:
Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented from the majority.
They aren't buying Roberts' argument that the individual mandate is also a tax: "We cannot rewrite the statute to be what it is not. Although this court will often strain to construe legislation so as to save it against constitutional attack, it must not and will not carry this to the point of perverting the purpose of a statute ... or judicially rewriting it."
And they agree with the other justices that the Commerce Clause simply didn't support the health care law. Citing a 1942 case, Wickard v. Filburn, the four justices note that government can regulate "the economic activity of growing wheat, even for one's own consumption." But they're astonished that someone could be punished for failing to grow wheat or in this case for failing to purchase health insurance. That failure isn't "an economic activity, or any activity at all." They warn that if the government can regulate the failure to act, this will "make mere breathing in and out the basis for federal prescription."
Update 11:20 a.m. ET. Romney, Then Obama To Speak:
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign says he will be making a statement at 11:45 a.m. ET. The White House says President Obama will speak at 12:15 p.m. ET.
Update at 11:17 a.m. ET. Roberts' Quest For Modesty:
The chief justice, NPR's Nina Totenberg just said on Morning Edition, has "always wanted to be painted" as modest in his judicial aspirations. This decision would seem to help him in that effort.
Update at 11:15 a.m. ET. "It Quacks Like A Tax."
On Morning Edition a moment ago, NPR's Nina Totenberg summed up the court's thinking on why the individual mandate is a tax this way:
"It looks like a tax, it walks like a tax, it quacks like a tax."
Update at 11:10 a.m. ET. Why The Mandate Is A Tax:
In the majority opinion written by Chief Justice Roberts, he lays out his case for considering the penalty a tax.
"Under the mandate, if an individual does not maintain health insurance, the only consequence is that he must make an additional payment to the IRS when he pays his taxes," Roberts explains. "That, according to the Government, means the mandate can be regarded as establishing a condition — not owning health insurance — that triggers a tax — the required payment to the IRS. Under that theory, the mandate is not a legal command to buy insurance."
Roberts admits that this may not be a natural reading of the mandate. But that doesn't matter, according to precedent.
"The question is not whether that is the most natural interpretation of the mandate, but only whether it is a 'fairly possible' one," Roberts writes.
Roberts also makes the case that "exactions not labeled taxes nonetheless were authorized by Congress's power to tax."
"In the License Tax Cases, for example, we held that federal licenses to sell liquor and lottery tickets — for which the licensee had to pay a fee — could be sustained as exercises of the taxing power," Robert writes.
Update at 10:44 a.m. ET. What Others Are Saying:
-- "HEALTH LAW STANDS." (The New York Times)
-- "Court Upholds Health Mandate As Tax." (The Wall Street Journal)
-- "ObamaCare SURVIVES." (Fox News)
Update at 10:40 a.m. ET. The Decision Itself:
Want to read the court's opinion? It's posted here.
Update at 10:38 a.m. ET. Boehner Reacts, Renews Push For Repeal:
This tweet just showed up on House Speaker John Boehner's page. It's one of the first reactions from Republicans:
"Today's ruling by the Supreme Court underscores the urgency of #fullrepeal of #ObamaCare j.mp/LFJTni #4jobs"
Update at 10:33 a.m. ET. The Key Points In "Plain English."
"In Plain English: The Affordable Care Act, including its individual mandate that virtually all Americans buy health insurance, is constitutional. There were not five votes to uphold it on the ground that Congress could use its power to regulate commerce between the states to require everyone to buy health insurance. However, five Justices agreed that the penalty that someone must pay if he refuses to buy insurance is a kind of tax that Congress can impose using its taxing power. That is all that matters.
"Because the mandate survives, the Court did not need to decide what other parts of the statute were constitutional, except for a provision that required states to comply with new eligibility requirements for Medicaid or risk losing their funding. On that question, the Court held that the provision is constitutional as long as states would only lose new funds if they didn't comply with the new requirements, rather than all of their funding."
Update at 10:30 a.m. ET. Tax Issue "Saved" The Act:
On Morning Edition, NPR's Ari Shapiro just explained that the individual mandate was upheld as a tax.
The Obama administration had argued that mandating that everyone in the country have insurance was constitutional under the Commerce Clause of the Constitution. That was the administration's "A argument," as Ari explained. The "B" argument was that the individual mandate was constitutional under the federal government's ability to tax. During debate in Congress and in the law itself, the mandate is called a "penalty." It was up to the Supreme Court to decide whether the penalty was indeed a tax.
It appears, Ari said, that the "tax argument is what saved President Obama's signature law."
Update at 10:28 a.m. ET. Chief Justice Was The Deciding Vote:
According to SCOTUSBlog's Tom Goldstein, it was Chief Justice John Roberts who was the deciding vote on the key issue of whether the so-called individual mandate would survive. The vote was 5-4, says Goldstein, and Justice Anthony Kennedy sided with the "conservatives" while Roberts shifted to the "liberal" side.
Update at 10:24 a.m. ET. The Lede:
"The Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's signature health care law," NPR's Carrie Johnson writes. "Chief Justice John Roberts says the individual mandate survives because the penalty it imposes for not having insurance is considered a tax."
Also, NPR reports, "on the issue of the Medicaid expansion, a majority of the court said Congress can expand Medicaid, but can't strip states of all their Medicaid funds if they fail to do the expansion."
Update at 10:21 a.m. ET. "Yes We Did!":
Supporters of President Obama broke out in chants of "Yes We Did!" outside the court building as word came that the law has been upheld.
Update at 10:19 a.m. ET. The "Money Quote":
According to SCOTUSBlog, "the money quote from the section on the mandate is: 'Our precedent demonstrates that Congress had the power to impose the exaction in Section 5000A under the taxing power, and that Section 5000A need not be read to do more than impose a tax. This is sufficient to sustain it."
Update at 10:14 a.m. ET. "Entire ACA Is Upheld:"
According to SCOTUSBlog, "the bottom line [is that] the entire ACA [Affordable Care Act] is upheld, with the exception that the federal government's power to terminate states' Medicaid funds is narrowly read."
Update at 10:10 a.m. ET. Individual Mandate Is Constitutional:
In a dramatic conclusion to the year's most divisive legal debate, SCOTUSBlog says the U.S. Supreme Court has just ruled that the so-called individual mandate in the 2010 Affordable Care Act is constitutional — a decision that it's believed means the entire law passed by President Obama survives.
Update at 10:07 a.m. ET. Health Care Opinion Being Released:
About 10 minutes earlier than expected, the health care opinion is now being released.
Update at 10:02 a.m. ET. "Stolen Valor" Act Is Unconstitutional:
In the day's first decision, as SCOTUSBlog reports, the court affirms a Ninth Circuit decision that ruled the so-called Stolen Valor act is unconstitutional. The act made it a crime to lie about being the recipient of military medals. The justices voted 6-3 to affirm the lower court.
Update at 10 a.m. ET. Court Is In Session:
The justices have come to the bench, according to reporters at the court.
Update at 9:55 a.m. ET. On The Timing:
It's most likely, court watchers say, that the health care decision will be released around 10:15 a.m. ET. It will come after some less notable cases.
Meanwhile, NPR's Arnie Seipel reports that outside the court building "the sidewalks are packed." He reports "the strangest sight so far has been a pair of belly dancers with a small band who support single-payer."
Update at 9:50 a.m. ET. There Are Four Issues.
As SCOTUSBlog's Lyle Denniston says, there are really four issues confronting the justices:
-- Does the court have the authority to decide the constitutionality of the so-called individual mandate?
-- If so, is that mandate constitutional?
-- If the mandate isn't constitutional, do some or all parts of the act go down with it?
-- Is the act's expansion of Medicaid constitutional?
SCOTUSBlog, by the way, is also live blogging.
Our Original Post:
If everything goes as expected, sometime between 10 a.m. ET and 10:30 a.m. ET we should get word about the Supreme Court's most-anticipated decision of the year — on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act; the health care overhaul enacted in 2010.
Every U.S. news outlet, including NPR, has exhaustively previewed the decision, so we won't go over that ground yet again, except to point to the post we did Wednesday called "Here's How To Learn What The Supreme Court Says About Health Care." It has background and links you may find useful.
We'll use this post to cover the news as it comes in, so as decision time draws near be sure to hit your "refresh" button to see our latest updates.
NPR's Ari Shapiro, Carrie Johnson and Nina Totenberg will be reporting on the NPR Newcast and Morning Edition once the decision is released, and on All Things Considered later in the day. At 7 p.m. ET, NPR will be broadcasting and streaming special coverage of the decision and what it means. Click here to find an NPR member station.
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Thomas (Joseph) of Charleston and Oakland
Of Arab-American heritage, Thomas Joseph was born in Paterson, New Jersey, in 1953. He attended John F. Kennedy High School in Paterson, graduating in 1970. He went on to college at William Paterson College, graduating in 1974. After college, he worked in the Department of Community Improvements in Paterson, then served as a teacher for the Paterson Board of Education. When the Antiochian Village camp opened in the late 1970s, he was recruited by Fr. John Namie to serve as one of the original camp counselors from 1979 to 1982.
In the fall of 1979, Thomas began part-time study at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, and was made a subdeacon by Metropolitan Philip (Saliba) of New York in July of 1982. He continued his studies until the spring of 1983, when he was assigned to Virgin Mary Church in Yonkers, New York.
In 1984, Metr. Philip assigned him to St. George Church in Houston, Texas, where he served as Director of Christian Education and Youth Services. While in Texas, the Archdiocese also assigned him to oversee Christian Education and then later teen activities for the churches in the Southwest Region (now the Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America). In July of 1988 Thomas was ordained to the diaconate by Archbishop Michael (Shaheen) of Toledo.
On August 28, 1994, Bishop Antoun (Khouri) ordained Dcn. Thomas to the priesthood, and Fr. Thomas served as assistant pastor at his parish in Houston until August of 1996, when he was appointed pastor of St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Pinellas Park, Florida (near St. Petersburg).
Between 1996 and his consecration to the episcopacy, Fr. Thomas served in multiple capacities aside from his work as a pastor. He was an appointed member of the Archdiocese Youth Department Board; Spiritual Advisor to the Teen SOYO (Society of Orthodox Youth Organization) Southeastern Region; Chairperson of the Tampa Bay Orthodox Clergy Association; Director of Programs in Pastoral Bioethics for the International Academy of Bioethics and Philosophy of Medicine in the United States; Speaker at Braunels, Germany, and at City University of Hong Kong on Bioethics; author of published articles on Christian Bioethics; Speaker at Antiochian Village and third session camp priest for many years; past President and Vice President of the Tampa Bay Council of Orthodox Churches. In July 2002, Fr. Thomas was granted a Master of Arts degree in Applied Orthodox Theology jointly from the Antiochian House of Studies and the St. John of Damascus School of Theology of the University of Balamand in Lebanon.
On February 15, 2004, Fr. Thomas was elevated to the rank of archimandrite by Bp. Antoun, and on December 5, 2004, he was consecrated to the episcopacy by Patriarch Ignatius IV (Hazim) of Antioch in Damascus, Syria.
Bp. Thomas was enthroned as Bishop of Oakland and the East at St. George Cathedral in Pittsburgh (Borough of Oakland), Pennsylvania, on May 6, 2005. In August of 2006, Bishop Thomas received a Doctorate in Education from California Coast University. His Grace also sits on the editorial board of Christian Bioethics.
In 2006, the Church of St. George in Charleston, West Virginia, purchased a chancery for the diocese, and in October of that year was elevated to a cathedral, thus adding another see to the diocese and renaming it to the Diocese of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic.
His Grace's residence is at the diocesan chancery in Charleston.
Thomas (Joseph) of Charleston and Oakland | ||
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Bishop of Oakland (Antiochian) 2004-2006 |
Succeeded by: — |
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Bishop of Charleston and Oakland (Antiochian) 2006-present |
Succeeded by: — |
External links
- Diocese of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic
- The Road From Damascus: A Report from the Delegation to Damascus to Consecrate Three New Bishops for North America (at which Bp. Thomas was consecrated), by Fr. John Oliver
- Bishop of Oakland, East to be enthroned tonight, from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (May 6, 2005)
- Antiochian Orthodox bishop will be enthroned, from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (April 15, 2005)
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Change is coming to PvP gear in the relatively near future, and we wanted to provide a not-so-brief update on the improvements we're planning, while pulling the curtain aside so you can see the thought processes that motivated the coming changes. We also thought this would be a great time to get the World of Warcraft PvP community involved in the discussion.
The Challenges
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Early Advantage
Currently, it's very common for players that have a head start at the start of the season to earn the best gear quickly and gain a dominating position on the ladder with a very high Match Making Rating (MMR). It's then pretty common for those players to only participate on the ladder in a minimal way before reaping their rewards at the very end of the season. That's not particularly good for competition, and we don't think that it's a very fun way for a competitive ladder to work. We would like to see the ladder remain active, and for high ranking players to earn their positions throughout the season, instead of just blitzing early and camping a spot above a certain threshold.
Mid-season Start
Players getting into PvP mid-season face a very significant challenge to gear up and become competitive because players that started earlier in the season are so far ahead in terms of gear. We want to make it more reasonable for a player to join in on organized PvP mid-season, while still rewarding the commitment of players that have remained invested in PvP throughout the season.
Rating Requirements
The current rating requirements on PvP gear create an artificially sharp division between players over 2200 rating and those below that rating threshold, which is unduly difficult to cross. We'd prefer that teams progress up the ladder on a curve against gradually more difficult opponents, instead of running into a wall at a certain rating.
Gear Advantage
Over time, the gap in power between Honor and Conquest PvP items has widened. This happened, in part, because it's necessary for us to preserve the balance in power between PvP and PvE gear so that one doesn't become the most obvious path to victory for the other. Right now, there are four tiers of PvE items, but only two tiers of PvP items. To keep Honor items from being the best choice for entry into PvE, they needed to have a lower item level than equivalent Raid Finder items. At the same time, Conquest gear still needs to be better for PvP than Heroic raid items, which puts it way over on the opposite end of the power scale from its Honor counterpart. While there are items that bridge the gap between Raid Finder and Heroic Raid loot, there really haven't been any PvP items to bridge the gap between Honor and Conquest gear. We plan to solve that problem by introducing new tiers of PvP items, changing which currencies it takes to buy items and when, and by making PvP weapons more readily available in general.
While the item upgrade system has the benefit of allowing players that have "finished" their PvP set to continue to progress their character's power, because there's built-in pressure to continue upgrading their main set, it also means that players don't always feel comfortable spending those points on alternate sets of gear for different specs (though it's worth mentioning that the upgrade system will be disabled for patch 5.2). We'd like to make it easier for players in this position to experiment with alternate specs and stats.
Moving Forward
Meeting these challenges will mean that some changes are coming to MMR, PvP gear, and how gear is earned and paid for:
Team Rating Inflation
As we've mentioned previously, we want to see the ladder rankings decided toward the end of a season, and not a foregone conclusion dictated by what happens at the start. As discussed in the PvP in Mists of Pandaria Dev Watercooler, as of patch 5.2 Team Rating will gradually increase as players participate in PvP over the course of the season. We expect the new system to help ensure that the ladder remains active at all ratings and that the competition stays fierce from start to finish.
Gear Changes
To accomplish the goals of making PvP more accessible and less punishing, gearing more consistent and flexible, and flattening the power curve out over the course of a season, there are some significant changes in the works:
- 2200 rating requirements removed from all PvP gear. (5.2)
- Gear will be available in four tiers:
- Dreadful Gladiator's gear will be crafted. (5.2)
- Malevolent Gladiator's gear, including weapons, will be purchased with Honor Points. (5.2)
- New tier of PvP items: Tyrannical Gladiator's gear will be purchased with Conquest Points. (5.2)
- Tyrannical Gladiator's gear can be purchased for Honor after 27,000 Conquest Points are earned for the season. (5.3)
- Elite Tyrannical Gladiator's gear can only be purchased with Conquest Points after 27,000 Conquest Points have been earned for the season. (5.2)
- Conquest Point weapons can only be purchased after 7,250 Conquest Points have been earned for the season. (5.2)
The 2200 rating requirements on gear will be removed in patch 5.2, and when that happens, the only barrier to acquiring top of the line Elite gear will be the 27,000 Conquest Point seasonal currency requirement, and 7,250 for weapons. While highly rated players will still earn gear more quickly, there won't be an invisible wall to progression at 2200 rating.
Patches that don't include the start of a new season (such as patch 5.3) will offer players the opportunity to purchase Conquest Point weapons without first meeting the 7,250 Conquest Point seasonal requirement for them. We're relaxing these restrictions because, by the mid-point of the season, the restriction has served its purpose and is no longer necessary. It's worth noting here that the 27,000 Conquest Points earned requirement must still be met to buy Elite armor and weapons in every season.
In terms of relative power, we're tuning the item levels, PvP Power, and Resilience on the new set of PvP items so that the difference between Malevolent and Elite Tyrannical Gladiator's gear is similar to the relationship between this season's Dreadful and Malevolent Gladiator's gear. This helps accomplish the goal of smoothing out the power curve by adding a tier in the middle of the PvP gear spectrum. Also, to add choices and flexibility, once the seasonal currency requirement is met, players will have the option to purchase Tyrannical pieces for Honor, which should allow players to more easily experiment with alternate stat loadouts and specs.
Mid-Season Catch Up
Players who are starting their journey into PvP mid-season start significantly behind the gearing curve. While we want to avoid invalidating the effort of players who have competed for the whole season, we agree with the feedback we've received that the starting gap is too large, so a new Conquest Point catch-up cap will be implemented using the following formula:
(Current week of the season) * 1000 – (Conquest earned thus far this season)
Here are some examples of how this will work:
Player A is starting PvP for the first time in week 10 of the season, and hasn't earned any Conquest Points at all that season. He will have an additional cap of 10,000 points added to his normal weekly rating based cap.
Player B has already earned 5,000 Conquest Points by week 10, so she would have an additional cap of 5,000 points added to her normal weekly rating based cap.
Player C has been playing all season long, and has earned more than 10,000 Conquest Points by week 10. He only has the normal weekly cap to work with (but should already be on their way to being well geared).
If a player "redeems" their catch up cap by earning all those points, then they'll begin the next week at their normal weekly rating based cap. Should they miss more weeks, then the catch up cap accrues again.
So, to sum up the planned changes for Patch 5.2:
- Rating requirements will be removed from PvP gear.
- Malevolent Gladiator's gear, including weapons, will be available for purchase with Honor Points.
- A new tier of Conquest Point gear will be added that becomes available once 27000 Conquest Points have been earned for the season.
- Team Rating will gradually increase during the season for teams and players that continue to compete in PvP. This system is explained in the Mists of Pandaria PvP Dev Watercooler.
And here are the specific changes that are planned to hit in Patch 5.3:
- In patches that don't include a new season (including patch 5.3), the seasonal currency requirement of
27,0007,250 Conquest Points earned will be lifted from weapons. The seasonal currency requirement must always be met to purchase Elite items, though. - Once the seasonal currency requirement is met, players will be able to purchase Tyrannical Gladiator's gear with Honor Points.
- The Conquest Point catch up cap will be introduced.
Overall, we expect that these changes will create a more active and competitive PvP environment, narrow the gear gap between the highest rated players and those still working their way up the ladder, and open the door for more experimentation in terms of class or spec.
We look forward to hearing your opinions and feedback on these upcoming changes!
We've made a number of corrections to the article regarding currency requirements for weapon purchases marked in this color.


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Your legacy – what will it be, and how will you be remembered when you pass? A guaranteed death benefit provides financial support when your loved ones need it most. The policy benefits can be used to buy property, provide for the family, pay for college tuition, trips, or whatever your loved ones choose, but one thing you can count on – the legacy you leave with life insurance will be appreciated as an act of love. The income from a life insurance policy is usually tax-free, liquid, and not subject to a lengthy probate.
These policies are customized to match the needs of the individual. The death benefit paid through life insurance can provide for your loved ones in a manner that the rest of your estate cannot. Life insurance death benefits are generally not taxed and paid rapidly. The rest of your estate may need to go through probate, which can take months or years for larger, more complex estates. Your life insurance death benefit allows your loved ones to continue to be financially secure when you pass away.
A Legacy for Your Favorite Charitable Organization
Giving back to your religious institution or charity can allow your legacy to live on. This process may involve naming a trust as the beneficiary of your policy with instructions to pay a predetermined amount of the benefit to the charity of your choice.
A Scholarship as a Your Legacy
You may want to establish a scholarship for an educational institution you believe in, or your alma mater. These scholarships benefit worthy students who show promise but cannot afford the cost of tuition. A scholarship can be set up in several ways, but typically requires a donation of at least $25,000, which is added to the school's scholarship fund. A life insurance policy is an ideal way to establish a scholarship as a legacy.
Create a Park or Child's Playground as Your Legacy
A life insurance policy can be purchased to benefit your city or town, to establish or rebuild a park or playground. City funds are always in high demand, and the parks and child playgrounds may be in disrepair, or there are simply not enough. Your life insurance policy death benefit can go to a trust that allocates the money needed to create a more aesthetic environment where children can play safely in your city or town.
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You don't need to be a wealthy individual to leave a legacy to your loved ones. The earlier in life you purchase life insurance, the lower the premiums. If you are a parent with young children and in good health, putting a life insurance policy in place is a crucial aspect of your financial planning. Should a sudden accident occur, your loved ones will not suffer a financial disaster but will have the wherewithal they need? A portion of the life insurance policy can be used to pay any taxes owing on your estate, so your loved ones are not forced to sell their home or property to cover a final tax bill.
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Armour and Company, a slaughterhouse and meat packing business established in Chicago in the 1860s, had an operation in Alexandria at the beginning of the 20thcentury. By 1909, the Armour facility at the corner of King and North Union streets was no longer adequate and the company decided to build a modern facility at another location. Armour selected a site at the northeast corner of Cameron and North Henry streets, and in the summer of 1909, a spur from the rail line was installed to reach the west side of the new location. The new Armour meat plant, which opened in September 1910, was nearly 34 feet wide along Cameron and 97 feet deep to the north. Its basement had a ham boiler, smoking pit, equipment for picking and salting, and a refrigeration room.
The first floor had offices and a provision room, double smoke house and beef cooler. The second floor had a storeroom, ice bunker, records room and office for government inspectors.
The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906, which authorized federal inspection of meat following the publication of Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle," made the innovations significant. To help ensure the safe handling of meat, Armour's new Alexandria facility had coolers with concrete and cement-lined walls. At the time of its opening, Armour described the plant's construction as representing "the best that experience can suggest or money can buy to secure sanitary perfection and absolute cleanliness."
The Armour plant, seen in this 1910 image, expanded in the 1920s but closed in the early 1930s. It was later used as a Dr. Pepper bottling plant and a furniture warehouse, and today is a contractor's office.
Out of the Attic is provided by the Office of Historic Alexandria.


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"When the cat's away, the mice will play!"
In this case:
Cat = Soeren
Mice = Tom + Me
It's Fall break here and Soeren is away at his grandparents for the whole week. When Tom came back yesterday evening after dropping Soeren off, I was in the kitchen preparing a few nibbles for us to enjoy over a glass of white wine. We looked at each other and as if we knew what the other was thinking high-fived with huge grins on our faces.
It was 8 PM and on a normal Sunday, we would have already had our dinner, packed the school backpack and Soeren would have been in bed. On a normal Sunday.
This, however was not a normal Sunday, this was a Sunday where there was a slight giddy feeling of freedom. The freedom of breaking free from the normal shackles of routine. The freedom of breaking free from being responsible parents for a few days.
Tom turned up the radio as Katy Perry sang "I kissed a girl and liked it!" grabbed me and we danced in the kitchen like two teenagers!
Tom opened a bottle of white wine and both of us enjoyed the evening cooking together, talking (without being interrupted) and just eating and drinking for the rest of the evening without having one eye on the clock.
What do I prepare on such evenings? Something light but elegant, like this fig and pear wrap. An easy but flavorful dish, which I love serving with a variety of soft cheeses, but is also a perfect side for poultry, beef, veal, and fish dishes. It would pair up extremely well with the apple glazed duck filets, or make a fruity side to the veal with creamy mushrooms, or even play off with the flavors of the herbs de Provence in the fried fish Provencal.
For us though it was a loaf of fresh baguette, a bottle of wine, a platter of different cheeses and these exquisite wraps.
Fig, Pear and Bacon Wraps
Printable version of recipe here.4 small ripe pears, peeled, halved and cores removed
4 ripe figs, halved
200ml white wine
Juice of 1/2 lime
50g sugar
2 tablespoon fig mustard, substitute with any other mustard like Dijon
8 slices bacon
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon maple syrup
1 tablespoon dried rosemary
Salt and fresh cracked pepperMethod
Pour the wine, lemon juice and sugar in a large pot. Place the pear halves into the liquid and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes, until the pears have softened. Remove from heat and allow to cool in the liquid.
Pre-heat the oven to 200 degrees C. Keep an oven proof dish ready.
Spread each fig half with a thin layer of mustard, close with a pear half and then wrap each fruit "sandwich" with a bacon slice. Place in the ovenproof dish.
Drizzle with olive oil and maple syrup, sprinkle with salt, pepper and dried rosemary.
Place in the oven and roast for approx. 15 - 20 minutes.
Serve warm.
This was a sensational indulgence. Using pears and figs it is perfect for this time of year. If you should find yourself without the kids one evening, seduce your partner with this delicacy. I simply love dishes like this - fruity, tangy with the mustard and smoky with the bacon. The rosemary adds a delicate highlight rounding the entire dish perfectly.
The Monthly Mingle is over at Ruth's Experiments and we're looking for Sensational Sides. This is my contribution to Ruth's brilliant choice.
You might like these sides from WFLH:
Sautéed Red Cabbage with Pomegranate Seeds and Cinnamon | |
Pumpkin & Feta Tart | |
Roasted Pumpkin & Mushroom Salad |
From around the blogs:
- Garlic & Green Beans - Delicious Delicious
- Crusty Oven Roasted Potatoes - The Perfect Pantry
- Baked Balsamic Beets with Majoram - Mooseabout
Daily Tiffin Reading Tip:
- The Great Pumpkin by Mike
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