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Family keeps still-hospitalized bomb victim upbeatBy BOB SALSBERG
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Fucarile speaks to reporters as his fiancee, Jennifer Regan looks on at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Fucarile was only a few feet away from a bomb blast April 15 near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.BOSTON Marc Fucarile lost his right leg above the knee in the Boston Marathon bombing, and doctors are still fighting to save his shattered left one. He has second- and third-degree burns and a piece of shrapnel lodged in his heart.
Hes lost track of how many surgeries hes had, with more still ahead.
But he wont allow the pain or the uncertainty of his future shake his spirit or destroy his faith in humanity.
There are so many more good people than bad, Fucarile says during an interview with The Associated Press in his room at Massachusetts General Hospital.
A 34-year-old roofer, Fucarile is the last bombing victim remaining at that hospital and among a few of the most seriously injured in the April 15 attack not yet released from other hospitals or transferred to rehabilitation facilities.
His spirits remain high because there are a lot of loving people supporting me, he says. He reaches for the hand of one of those people his fiancee, Jennifer Regan.
Marc is keeping me strong when I should be keeping him strong, Regan says. Hes so positive about the whole thing.
Also in the room are his mother, Maureen, father Edward Sr., and older siblings Stephanie and Edward Jr. They wear Boston Strong T-shirts and distribute Marc Strong wristbands with the address of a fundraising website, www.marcfucarile.com.
The future holds daunting challenges for Fucarile, but he has much to look forward to. In addition to planning his wedding, he hopes to stand as the best man at his brothers wedding, originally scheduled for June 1 but now postponed indefinitely.
And perhaps best of all, there are happy times ahead with Gavin, his son with Regan. A gift the boy brought on one of his first visits to the hospital a stuffed bear in the uniform of his dads favorite team, the Boston Bruins sits at Fucariles side.
Fucarile was among several friends from his hometown of Stoneham who were injured, including Paul and J.P. Norden, brothers who each lost a leg. They had gone to the Boylston Street finish line to cheer on another buddy in the race.
The first bomb went off and we all looked at each other and said, Thats not good, Fucarile recalls. As the friends tried to scramble to safety, the second bomb 5 or 6 feet from where Fucarile stood exploded.
When he came to, he was on the ground surrounded by thick smoke. A firefighter was kneeling on him, tightening a tourniquet.
I dont want to die, Fucarile told the man. I have a little boy. Ive got a fiancee.
Just keep thinking about them, the firefighter said.
Fucarile knew immediately his right leg had been blown off. He was holding it in his arms.
Fearing a third bomb was about to explode, the rescuer dragged Fucarile into the street. But if he was going to survive he needed to get to a hospital quickly and there were no more ambulances. All were filled with other victims.
Fearing he would slip away, Fucarile followed the firefighters advice and thought hard about his son and fiancee. Then another hero emerged.
It was a police officer who did not have an ambulance but did have a wagon, normally used to transport prisoners. Fucarile and another badly injured woman were loaded into the wagon for a harrowing ride to the hospital. The strangers comforted each other along the way.
His cellphone rang at the hospital. It was Regan. Another firefighter answered and told her that Fucarile had been badly hurt and that she needed to get there quickly.
Later, the family was told just how close it had been.
The surgeon said if he didnt get here for two, three, four minutes longer, he wouldnt have been with us, says Fucariles father, crediting the first responders. They were like angels; they were the ones who saved him.
Fucarile and the family are equally effusive in praising the care he has received during his stay at the hospital, which has included surgery after surgery after surgery, he says, 10 by the familys latest count.
Much of the focus has been on saving Fucariles left leg, which sustained multiple fractures. Doctors are optimistic but realistic.
There is still a possibility it could be amputated below the knee, he says.
Shrapnel from the bomb, including nails, paper clips and BB pellets, still litters his body. Doctors are closely monitoring the piece of metal lodged in his heart.
Fucarile wouldnt share much of his thoughts about the bombing suspects, though he does say hed prefer that the surviving suspect not receive the death penalty so he can provide authorities with information that might help prevent future attacks.
Fucariles upbeat attitude helps family members cope.
Hes not going to give up. Hes just going to keep on going and being Marc, his mother says.
One Fund Boston, established by Boston and state officials after the bombings, has raised nearly $30 million to help victims, but the family, understanding the magnitude of the long-term expenses, created their own fundraising website, which had collected more than $90,000 as of Friday.
President Barack Obama visited Fucarile in the hospital, as did members of the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots. But clearly its the visits from little Gavin that lift his spirits the highest.
Weve pretty much been honest with him, Fucarile says of his son. (We) told him the bad guys did a bad thing, the police officers caught them and they got into trouble.
He understands that Im going to get a fake leg, he continues before flashing a sense of humor not lost through the ordeal.
Hes looking forward to them maybe putting a video game in my leg, so he can play it, Fucarile says.MORE IN This Just InA Rutland judge has denied Christopher Sullivan's motion to exclude an expert's testimony from... Full StoryMayor Christopher Louras endorsed Rutland County State's Attorney candidate Rose Kennedy Monday. Full StoryCaramelized leeks bring flavor to mashed to potatoes. Full Story
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Now that the 3-D printed gun is being downloaded in encrypted locations, is there anything anyone can do? Shutterstock / Forbes
Cody Wilson, the man behind the first 3-D printed gun received a letter today from the State Department Office of Defense Trade Control, demanding he take down the blueprints from the Defense Distributed website defdist.org. But if the Streisand Effect is any indicator, the simple act of asking Wilson to remove the files will lead to more downloads, even if they're undetectable.
The grounds for the government request appears to be control laws known as ITAR, the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, according to a report by Forbes, which broke the story last Friday.
"All data should be removed from public access immediately," the State Department letter reads. "Defense Distributed should review the remainder of the data made public on its website to determine whether any other data may be similarly controlled and proceed according to ITAR requirements."
In the first two days the CAD files for the gun were available they were downloaded 100,000, Forbes reports. With many of those downloads occurring on Kim Dotcom's Mega, a super-fast cloud-storage company that encrypts uploads on the way to the cloud, and downloads on the way down.
It's unclear how the number of these encrypted downloads is being tracked, or even how accurate it could be, but with this seemingly safe and anonymous way to exchange files, only one Mega-user would have needed to upload the gun file before it could spread countless times.
The online universe is particularly susceptible to this kind of growth. With a special brand of that growth called, the Streisand Effect, named after Barbra Streisand, who tried to forcibly remove an image of her home from an online site, and accidentally triggered the massive sharing of that image. In broader terms the Effect describes the tendency for the sharing of data to increase when someone tries to regulate it.
And now that Dotcom—who has already proved himself willing to work in gray areas—has provided a haven for such sharing to occur protected by encryption, don't expect those printable gun files to go anywhere. Regardless of how Defense Distributed responds to the government's demands.
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I have to admit that i am certainly on the shy side. Part of it is that i have a hard time connecting to people, and my people skills are rather rusty. But the other part is that my head is so full, so alive, with so many different worlds, so many different stories that at times i spend more time in my own type of mental paradise, that stepping out into the world always seems less alive, less vivid, than the one that exists in my head. That is one of the major reasons that i write. I simply have to if i want any type of peace in my mind. If i at least get the story on paper then at least i might be able to concentrate on the real world. Some times i dearly wish my brain had an off switch. It is rather distracting to be sitting in my classes and find that all i can think of is a perfect line that i should put in my next story/poem.
I am taking a creative writing class next semester, so that should help with forcing myself to allow people to see my writing. I am both excited and terrified. The poem i posted before was the result of a previous creative writing class, so i know that when forced i can write. But when faced with the prospect of having my stuff compared with the others in the class, who always seem a thousand miles ahead of me, i get a little discouraged. I crave writting like nothing ever in my life before, and i don't know what would happen if i was told that it is a hopeless cause.
I am not even sure why i am sharing this here, except that i won't have to look anyone in the face tomorrow who reads this. But there is also the feeling that there are people here who understand just how important words can be. I haven't met very many other people who would understand just how incredible it is to bring another universe into existance, to bring it to life, and then let others live in it. I never really had aspirations to be famous. I just wanted people to share my worlds. To understand just how beautiful and complex a place can be, even it only exists on paper.
God, i fell like i just went to confession (which i odd since i am not catholic). I just think i am going to chalk this up to being up late on a Saturday. I get kind of loopy when i stay up late on the weekends. If you find all of this crazy all i can say is that it is common knowledge in my family that i am a few sandwiches short of a picnic. I'm stopping now, i'll come back when i am more sane.
You aren't insane, you've just joined the world of the writer! Sharing, whatever it is in your head is all part of that world. Up late, or not, your world is growing. Whatever the stories are, or the words that bombard you, I know the feeling....just write them down as fast as you can.
You don't really want to keep yourself away from the outside world too long...interacting with people is how we gain perspectives on what is real and what is fantasy....and stories will come through those experiences. Life changing experiences are part of learning who you are, and what makes the world go 'round. You sound like you were born to write.
My life has been full of other artistic endeavors, and the more you can incorporate all of those in your life, the fuller it will become. I know what it means to want to share your life..... Just feel all of the life around you, don't be afraid of it. Your characters will be dull, if you can't know what life is all about.
I've never taken a formal writing class, I just found myself in many places in my life that forced me to write...until I couldn't stop.
Don't carry those stories around in your head too long....get them out as quickly as you can. You really do need to free up those spaces for new real life adventures!
And, btw, you'll look us in the face tomorrow....relax and have fun....we aren't going anywhere!
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Lame. The refs waited until the Chargers were at their weakest, then struck. Everyone's wanting to see a Broncos/Patriots matchup.
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Well the Chargers closed the gap. It should be closer, but they got screwed on that last Defensive series.
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A score here is HUGE Manning with the ball under pressure late in a postseason game but have to score to put the pressure on him
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The 12th-seeded Eagles (29-2) play No. 5 seed St. Bonaventure (29-3) on Sunday in a matchup of schools making their first NCAA tournament appearances.
No. 4 seed Georgia (22-8) plays 13th-seeded Marist (25-7) in Sunday's opener. Marist, like FGCU, also likes to shoot plenty of 3s.
Georgia coach Andy Landers said Saturday that he was very mistaken when he once believed that the 3-point shot wouldn't make much difference in the collegiate women's game Landers said defending the 3-pointer is vital to the Bulldogs' chances of getting through the Raleigh Regional.
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2006 (REDSHIRT SENIOR): Big West Conference Goalkeeper of the Year for the third consecutive season... Second-Team All-West Region selection by the NSCAA... First-Team All-Big West Conference selection... twice named Big West Conference Player of the Week on Sept. 5 and Oct. 23... started all 22 matches in net, recording a 12-8-2 overall record with eight shutouts, playing all but 21 minutes on the season... posted a 1.02 goals against average which ranked fourth all-time... her 128 saves were just one off the school record set by Heidi Clauss in 1993 (129)... her .848 save percentage is a school record, besting her previous mark of .846 set in 2002 as a freshman... her 12 wins are third-most in a single-season while her eight clean sheets are the second most in a single campaign... made a career-high 14 saves against UCLA in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Los Angeles on Nov. 12 - the second-most saves in a single match in school history behind only Clauss' 21 stops against Pepperdine in 1993... also finished with 12 stops in a win at Texas A&M on Sept. 15 and 10 saves in a 2-1 win over Saint Mary's on Sept. 1.
2005 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR): Big West Conference Goalkeeper of the Year for the second straight season after posting a 16-4 overall record and setting single-season school records for goals against average (0.64), victories, and shutouts (10) while tying the mark for minutes played (1,820)... Also named to the All-Big West First Team... set career records for goalkeeper victories (35) and shutouts (18) while ranking second in minutes played (4,364) and saves (184)... ranked 21st in the nation and first in the Big West in GAA while ranking fourth in the league in save percentage (.803) and tied for second in shutouts per game (0.50).
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Navy Pier doesn't promote this impressive attraction very well, but hiding along the lower-level terraces of Festival Hall is the country's first museum dedicated entirely to stained glass.
Navy Pier doesn't promote this impressive attraction very well, but hiding along the lower-level terraces of Festival Hall is the country's first museum dedicated entirely to stained glass.
Built between 1922 and 1926 to pay homage to WWI soldiers, this oft-renovated edifice has been home to everything from civil-rights speeches by Martin Luther King Jr to Brazilian soccer games. It got its latest UFO-landing-upon-a-Greek-ruin look in a controversial 2003 makeover. The Bears now play football here.
The Merchandise Mart is the world's largest commercial building and largest LEED-certified building (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design; silver status, thanks in part to a hefty thermal storage facility).
The sexual revolution pretty much started in the basement 'grotto' of this 1899 mansion. Chicago magazine impresario Hugh Hefner bought it in 1959 and dubbed it the first Playboy Mansion, even hanging a brass plate over the door warning 'If You Don't Swing, Don't Ring'.
This plain-looking park across from the Newberry Library has quite a history. In the 1920s it was known as 'Bughouse Sq' because of the communists, socialists, anarchists and other -ists who gave soapbox orations here.
Sure, the nine permanent exhibits of this enormous museum examine just about every aspect of life on Earth, but its pleasures are in the details: chicks struggling to peck their way out of shells in the baby chick hatchery, the whimsical little high jinks of wooden puppets in the Cabaret Mechanical Theatre and the minuscule furnishings in Colleen Moore's fairy castle.
Some wonderful European-influenced churches remain throughout Pilsen. The 1914 St Adalbert Church features 185ft steeples and is a good example of the soaring religious structures built by Chicago's ethnic populations through thousands of small donations from parishioners, who would cut family budgets to the bone to make their weekly contribution.
Back before the talkies made silent film obsolete, Chicago reigned supreme as the number one producer of movie magic in the USA. Essanay churned out silent films with soon-to-be household names like WC Fields and Charlie Chaplin. Filming took place at the big studio that was here.
Murals are a traditional Mexican art form, and they're splashed all over Pilsen's buildings. If you arrive by train, your first sighting will be at the Pink Line 18th St station . With the help of his students, local art teacher Francisco Mendoza riotously colored the walls with religious and cultural imagery.
Steppenwolf is Chicago's top stage for quality, provocative theater productions. The Hollywood-heavy ensemble includes Gary Sinise, John Malkovich, Martha Plimpton, Gary Cole, Joan Allen, Tracy Letts and John Mahoney. A money-saving tip: the box office releases 20 tickets for $20 for each day's shows.
Tucked between meatpacking plants and warehouses, the galleries of the West Loop are the beachhead for contemporary art in Chicago. Though they're less entrenched than their River North peers, the lower rents here mean larger showrooms. Generally speaking, the galleries also take bigger chances on up-and-coming and controversial artists.
Gaze upon the city sights from the pinnacle of Chicago, the Skydeck. Located on the 103rd floor of Willis Tower, formerly Sears Tower -- the third-tallest building in the world -- the Skydeck offers spectacular sweeping views and is full of interactive exhibits.
If you don't know Pulaski from a pierogi , this is the place to get the scoop on Polish culture. It's one of the oldest ethnic museums in the country, crammed with traditional Polish costumes, WWII artifacts, ship models and folk art pieces.
A world-class leader in technology, industrial design and architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) owes much of its look to legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who fled the Nazis in Germany for Chicago in 1938.
Built in 1907, these 4.5 acres under glass are the Park District's pride and joy. Designer Jens Jensen intended for the palms, ferns and other plants to recreate Chicago's prehistoric landscape. Today the effect continues – all that's missing is a rampaging stegosaurus.
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FROM: Eric H. Holder, Jr.
SUBJECT: Prosecutions
Under the Federal Obscenity Statutes
As you are aware, within
the past few years there has been increasing concern about the distribution
of obscenity and child pornography both by traditional purveyors of
"adult material" and in particular by those who distribute such material
over the Internet. As a result of this unprecedented growth, I wish
to remind you of the Department's policies and priorities in the prosecution
of federal obscenity cases.
There are a number of federal
statutes relating to obscenity and child pornography. See 18 U.S.C.
Ch. 71, 109(A), 110, & 117. Because there are many state statutes
prohibiting obscenity and child pornography, and obscenity in particular
is determined by local community standards, federal investigation and
prosecution should be undertaken in those areas where there is a need
for federal resources. Thus, the Federal role in prosecuting obscenity
cases should be to focus upon the major producers and interstate distributors
of obscenity and child pornography, while leaving to local jurisdictions
the responsibility of dealing with local exhibitions and sales. See
Thus, priority should be
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of organized crime involvement. However, prosecution of cases involving
relatively small distributors can have a deterrent effect and would
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Institute, Alumni Physicians Discuss Pre-Med Track with High School Students
September 26, 2013
Over 100 Great Lakes Bay area high school students and family members got an insider's perspective on preparing for the medical profession during an Albion College-sponsored program on "Thinking Ahead to a Career in Medicine" Sept. 25 at the MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland. The program included a panel discussion with four alumni who are now practicing physicians in the Saginaw/Midland area, and a presentation by staff from the College's Institute for Healthcare Professions.
Participating in the panel (pictured in first photo above, left to right) were physicians Majed Sahouri, '88 (ophthalmology), Great Lakes Eye Institute, Midland and Saginaw; Douglas Forsyth, '86 (family practice), Chesaning; Andrew Wagner, '85 (obstetrics/gynecology), Saginaw; and Samuel Shaheen, '88 (general surgery), vice chair, surgical disciplines, Central Michigan University College of Medicine, Saginaw. Together with Barbara Keyes and Marikay Dobbins from Albion's Healthcare Institute, they offered advice on the most valuable learning experiences for students planning a medical career.
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"We have a really high level of enthusiasm surrounding our team this year," said Hauck. "A big part of that [enthusiasm] is how well the upperclassmen accept the first years, and theyve really done that."
Hauck says there are high expectations for the team going into this season. "Our goal is to contend for a conference championship. Its been a couple of years [since weve done so], but I believe we have the team this year to accomplish that. We have a nice mix of returning leadership and freshmen talent, which is a great foundation for the future."
Fridays contest was tight early on, with Gustavus holding a slight advantage at the halfway point. But the Oles, led by superior divers and long-distance swimmers, eventually pulled away in the second half of the meet.
The divers thoroughly dominated, as they captured first and second place in both the one meter and three meter diving events.
Lorentzen won both events with scores of 231.50 and 264.95 respectively. Anderson led the Ole charge during the 500 yard freestyle, in which they secured the top three spots, with a pool record time of 4:49.94. Anderson also handily won the 1000 yard freestyle, setting another pool record with a time of 10:00.86.
"I knew what the pool records were going into the meet," said Anderson, "and I just went out to go get them. I wasnt sure though how my body would respond to all the hard training weve been doing lately."
Other Ole victories were; Thomas in the 200 yard freestyle (1:47.47), Tompsett in the 200 yard butterfly (2:02.62), Kukla in the 200 yard backstroke (1:59.03), and Mark Glineburg 06 in the 200 yard breaststroke (2:16.20). Glineburg, who qualified for nationals a year ago, is the Oles top returning swimmer.
"Its great to have such an awesome freshman class," Glineburg said. "It helps take some of the pressure off of the upperclassmen."
Both Glineburg and Anderson have aspirations of reaching nationals this year.
The mens and womens teams also swam extremely well at the St. Thomas Relays, held on Nov. 1 at the College of St. Catherine.
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Debt deal may hit Medicare
The agreement to raise the debt ceiling and cut $2.1 trillion from the budget pushes decisions on entitlements down the road. Medicare is unchanged for now, but will that stick?
This post comes from Janet Adamy at partner site The Wall Street Journal.
Medicare beneficiaries escaped direct cuts in Washington's debt deal, but the agreement could eventually hit seniors and disabled Americans who rely on the program for medical coverage.
Health industry lobbyists and policy experts say the deal between the White House and congressional leaders effectively opens the door to another round of talks in which lawmakers are likely to weigh increasing the Medicare eligibility age and setting up a means test that might require wealthier people to pay more for the program.
A provision in the deal that allows for payment cuts to health-care providers who treat Medicare recipients could lead hospitals to cut services, industry officials said.
Health care stocks took a broad hit Monday over concerns about the implications of the debt deal. Investors are "waking up to the fact" that health-care spending "will be in the crosshairs" as Congress looks for more cuts, ISI Group analyst Joe Ruggieri wrote in a research note.
Hospital stocks were sharply down. Industry heavyweight HCA Holdings Inc. finished Monday off 6.5%. Health insurers posted generally smaller declines, with UnitedHealth Group Inc. down 3.2%.
The $2.1 trillion deal would raise the debt ceiling in two stages and provide initially for $917 billion in spending cuts over a decade. A bipartisan committee of lawmakers would be charged with finding another $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction. If the committee doesn't find at least $1.2 trillion in savings, or Congress doesn't approve its proposals, a different set of spending cuts would kick in. Post continues after video.
To hit the $1.5 trillion in spending cuts, the congressional committee is likely to reconsider major changes to Medicare that the White House and congressional leaders put on the table during this summer's debt-ceiling negotiations. President Barack Obama in earlier negotiations floated the idea of raising the Medicare eligibility age to 67 from 65 in an effort to win Republican concessions. He also said he was open to a means test.
"All those type of issues will certainly be looked at by the committee," said Tom Nickels, a senior vice president at the American Hospital Association.
Should the committee's recommendations not make it into law, the backup spending-cut mechanism would include cuts to Medicare. The agreement says these cuts would affect health-care providers, not beneficiaries, and would be capped at 2%.
Some health care provider groups contend they couldn't absorb such payment cuts without affecting patients. The hospital industry says the cuts could overload emergency rooms, shut down trauma units and reduce patient access to the latest treatments.
The industry is already on the hook for $155 billion in Medicare and Medicaid savings over 10 years under the health overhaul passed last year.
"Some of it may be subtle, but at the end of the day, there is a consequence to such a significant reduction in payments," said Chip Kahn, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, which represents for-profit facilities.
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Larry Frolik and Anthony Infanti on Estate Planning Issues for the ABA
Professors Larry Frolik and Anthony Infanti both contributed chapters to a new publication by the ABA Senior Lawyers Division. Written for lay people, "The ABA Practical Guide to Estate Planning," edited by Jay Soled, contains 33 chapters that cover the many aspects of later-life and estate planning. Professors Frolik wrote the chapter on "End-of-Life Decision Making", and Professor Infanti authored the chapter on "Special Concerns of Lesbian and Gay Couples."


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As Obamacare nears full implementation, critics are closely watching the mix of part-time and full-time employment for signs that the health care overhaul will result in workers' hours being cut.
Conservatives blame the Affordable Care Act for generating part-time jobs instead of full-time ones because of a provision that penalizes employers that do not offer health insurance to full-time workers, defined as those working at least 30 hours a week. In theory, the employer mandate could prompt businesses to shift to part-time labor.
There have been a number of anecdotes stoking those fears. A number of businesses, schools and governments have announced that they will hire only part-time workers or reduce the hours of full-timers to avoid paying the penalties imposed by the law.
And some analysts, such as Moody's Mark Zandi and the Mercatus Center's Keith Hall, have suggested that the law's effects can be seen in recent jobs data, after a few months of high part-time job creation.
According to Hall, 70 percent of the jobs created in 2013 have been part time.
Data relating to part-time employment, however, can be volatile, and it's hard to identify the influence of any particular factor.
A chart of the number of laborers who work part time and those who work part time for economic reasons shows no clear trends relating to the passage or implementation of the health care law.
Graphic: The blue line shows the number of people who are employed who usually work part time; the red line represents people who work part time for economic reasons.
Supporters of the law point out that other indicators show no evidence of a shift from full-time to part-time work. Jared Bernstein and Paul Van de Water of the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities noted in Politico Tuesday that part-time jobs as a percentage of overall jobs is slowly declining, and the length of the average workweek has increased to its pre-recession level.
One writer, however, thinks he has found clearer proof that Obamacare is indeed causing a shift to part-time labor.
The Investor's Business Daily's Jed Graham delved into the jobs data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and found a sharp decrease in the number of workers working 30-34 hours a week and a similarly steep increase in the number working 25-29 hours.
"In the second quarter, the number of workers putting in 30 to 34 hours at their primary job fell by a monthly average of 146,500, or 1.4 percent, from a year earlier," Graham wrote. "By comparison, the number working 25-29 hours per week in their primary job rose by 119,000, or 2.7 percent."
That disparity, Graham suggests, can be chalked up to Obamacare's definition of a full-time employee as someone who works 30 hours a week.
The stark difference in the fates of workers putting in 29 and those working 30 hours wouldn't be picked up in the usual jobs data, because the BLS, which publishes the monthly jobs report, defines full-time work as 35 hours a week.
Graham concluded: "the data do suggest Obamacare's mandate is having a negative impact on modest-wage workers, and that's a pretty big deal."
It is not clear, however, that the reduction in workers putting in more than 30 hours a week will persist.
Carter Price, a researcher with the RAND Corporation, called the dropoff in full-time employment "an interesting data point," but cautioned that it is "unclear" why the effects of the employer mandate would show up in the second quarter of 2013, given that the penalty attached to the mandate was not supposed to start until 2014, and has been delayed until 2015.
"There may have been some preparation by firms in anticipation of 2014" and the implementation of the mandate, Price told the Examiner. He warned, however, that it "may be too early to see any results you could definitively attribute to the Affordable Care Act."
As Bernstein and Van de Water note in their Politico op-ed, the number of employees that could be affected by the shift to part-time work is relatively small: the Obama administration "estimates that fewer than 1 percent of employees work 30 to 34 hours a week (and thus would be easiest for employers to shift below 30 hours), are employed by businesses affected by the employer mandate, and do not have insurance."


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Police said 31-year-old Thomas Beitlich fled after the attack -- and he turned himself in Tuesday while accompanied by his attorney.
Authorities said Beitlich busted into the woman's house early Sunday, and repeatedly struck the man who was there with an undisclosed blunt object. Police said the 33-year-old victim had up to 20 cuts to his head, plus a possible skull fracture.
In court Tuesday, District Attorney Tim Gruenke said the man had several skull fractures -- and there's a chance he might not survive, in which case Beitlich could face a full homicide charge with the possibility of life in prison.
Right now, he's charged only with attempted homicide, and he's jailed under a quarter-million dollar bond.
Gruenke said burglary and stalking charges could also be filed.
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The Challenge: Battle of the Exes
I find my TV turned to MTV far more often than it probably should be, but the best show on MTV, The Challenge, is back for another season of competition and drama. This time around, challengers are in the Dominican Republic and are competing with a partner who just happens to be their ex. The first episode finds competitors rolling around in a vat of honey and crossing a beam to their partner who then transfers the honey from their body into a bucket. Entertainment at its finest, folks!
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The past 12 months have been busy and rewarding for the Farm Journal Foundation and its first platform: Farmers Feeding the World (FFW). Thanks to generous support from Farm Journal readers, agribusinesses and foundations, the non-profit effort has been able to accomplish its mission to rally the agricultural community around the fight against world hunger.
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A few NARSAD Young Investigator Grantees are selected each year to present at the foundation's annual Scientific Symposium in New York City. NARSAD Young Investigator Grantees are also eligible to be selected for the Foundation's Freedman Prize for Outstanding Basic Research and Klerman Prize for Outstanding Clinical Research. Selection is based upon outstanding research as outlined in the final progress report of the NARSAD Grant project.
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Before & After: A Trendy Bathroom Redo
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Those favorite trends of the 80s, neon and pastel, are back in full force in the design world! In small doses, they can work in interiors, and we're loving Emily Henson of Life Unstyled's use of the trends to turn a drab bathroom into something classic, fresh and fun.
From the sad shower to the dull decor, this bathroom was in serious need of a facelift. The bones of the makeover consist of classic interior design elements: bead board wainscoting, subway and penny tile, and vintage style plumbing fixtures. On their own, these features might seem traditional, if not a bit plain. But because of the accessories and color choices, the room is simultaneously timeless and on-trend. The pop of lime green, splash of lavender, and vintage pieces of furniture give the bathroom just the right amount of character. When the trends shift, or their tastes change, they can easily update the room.
Read More: Bloody hell, this bathroom was ugly! at Life Unstyled
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It looks like she has a regular sized toilet seat on an elongated toilet?
Like the colors!!!
I can hardly believe it is the same bathroom. Awesome!
nice makeover, however I would be concerned bumping my head getting up from the toilet?
Love it.
Meh. The "before" bathroom was not that bad. It probably "never looked clean" because the bathroom had terrible lighting. Shower stalls and mosaic glass may be outdated, but it seems to be a lot more functional than a claw foot tub. That's one trend I could not get behind. I have a shower stall and mosaic glass. It's not really trendy or what I would have chosen if I built my home from scratch, but it's not offensive.
I noticed the magazine rack got kicked out. They used that rack for the TP though - where did that go? You can make an argument for a bathroom without magazines but arguing against TP in the bathroom is kinda tough. Seems that the shower curtain is hiding out in the same spot as the TP. Maybe they are in that huge cabinet above the toilet only to be taken out when needed?
Loving the before, hating the after. Just kidding, it's the other way around !
The before was dated, cluttered, and, frankly, disgusting (wallpaper scratches ?). I love how clean and cheerful the after looks. I love seeing claw foot baths in other people's houses (don't have the patience to clean it) and I love the green neon.
Her before has my current shower. OH, how I would LOVE to get rid of it in favor of something less ugly. Alas, that is not to be. Kudos to her for getting that gorgeous tub!
I went back to check out the full house tour again--still love this place. Is it a problem showering without a curtain? Also, I grew up in Highland Park (S. Ave. 60, between the freeway and the gas station) and I'm curious: Are your kids going to the local school? (No judgement either way, just curious! We are trying to buy a house in the Bay Area and struggling with trade-offs of neighborhood vs house.)
I'm also wondering about showering in a bathtub. I get enough water on the floor WITH a shower curtain ... can't imagine without.
Wainscoting that doesn't go all the way around a room drives. me. crazy.
After reading all of these ridiculous comments I felt like I wanted to add to them. @HHRI I wondered about the TP too and then thought "I bet its just not in the pic," voila, go to the house tour and there it is - complete with magazine rack. @GJHALL the whole house is pretty - interesting - don't question it, just let it be. No shower curtain? Who cares....water for everyone! :)
The cabinet above the toilet seems really out of place, but that TUB! I would die for that tub!!
I really dont think the calwfoot bathtub was refinished all that well. The outside looks like latex paint. As a bathtub refinisher myself i would have to say ive seen better. Although i do like the granny smith apple color with the white interior. By the way you could probably purchase a beaten up clawfoot bathtub for between $100 and $350 depending on where you live. Restoring it and the plumbing can be pricey. Refinishing it professionally would typically run anywhere from $600-$1000 depending on a number of factors and the plumbing depends on the material you buy (gold plated will cost a lot).
i have a claw-footed tub in my current apartment and would actually not want to do it again. it may look charming, but good luck cleaning all the way under it (especially with the teeny-tiny tiles) and moving it if you ever want to repaint.
LOVE IT. that green is fabulous! everything is fabulous! <3
i guess none of you have heard of NO SHOWERS?? i just went thru all these comments and wow... no imaginations! this bathrooms is fab. also, if you stand in a tub and 'shower' with a hand held like that, you dont get water spraying everywhere. its not that hard to keep water IN the tub. besides.... baths are sooooo much nicer! especially in a crazy green tub!


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The VintageView freestanding Half Island Display Rack3 is designed for retail or residential use and does not require mounting to your walls. These stylish metal units can easily be placed in the middle of a retail store or your favorite room in the house. Due to the unique architecture of this wine rack, the labels are easily visible on each bottle, the air circulation is improved around each bottle, and it creates the proper storage position for your wine to maintain contact with the cork.
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Nachos and popcorn go well with a big drink at the movie theater, but customers looking for something to sip on while they're watching the latest flix will soon have options on an alcoholic beverage menu at a new theater in Montgomery.
Tuesday, the City of Montgomery approved a liquor license for the Carmike Cinemas Imax Theater that's under construction on Chantilly Parkway in East Montgomery.
Carmike, a Columbus, Georgia based company, assured the city council it will have a designated worker to monitor alcohol sales and that alcohol will be sold at a separate counter.
"It's an extension of what's happening in today's environment," said Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange. "You know, the Capri Theater is a theater and it has a liquor license, so this is a natural. Chuck E. Cheese has done it. I have a high regard for Carmike. They're a great corporate citizen."
Strange added that the city and the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will be watching.
Seven council members voted for the license while one, Jon Dow, voted against it. Councilman Arch Lee was absent and did not enter a vote.
Carmike announced its intention to build the new theater in January of 2013.
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