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Washington, April 30: The insurgency in Afghanistan continues to enjoy sanctuary in the Pakistan border region, from where they can regenerate insurgent command and control and operational capacity, and Islamabad needs to do more to eliminate the safe terrorist havens, a US report has said.
"Insurgent capacity continues to be supported by sanctuaries and logistical support originating in Pakistan, and insurgents will likely retain operational momentum in areas where these support structures exist," the Department of Defense said in a report.
Obama birth controversy row, a debasing low in US political life: NYTSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 11:26
Washington, Apr. 28 : The demand that President Barack Obama prove he is an American citizen by birth and was, therefore, a rightful occupant of the White House, must be seen as a profoundly low and debasing moment in American political life, the New York Times reports.
Disbelief fairly dripped from Obama as he stood at the West Wing lectern on Wednesday.
People are out of work, American soldiers are dying overseas and here were cameras to record him stating that he was born in a Hawaii hospital.
Criticism over Obama family interview due to jealousy: Maria MenounosSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 11:15
Menounos, the first and the last journalist to interview the entire Obama family, disclosed the information to FOX411's Pop Tarts column during the promotion of her new book 'The Every Girl''s Guide to Life'.
"I think they (the critics) were all slightly jealous, first of all. I've never said that before but it's true! There were a lot of people who were upset that someone like me, an entertainment reporter, got the biggest interview," she said.
"I think what they (the Obama family) did with that interview was exactly what needed to be accomplished. Sometimes you have to show people who you are, and I think we showed who they are as a family in a very fair way," she added.
Obama birther controversy filled four percent of US news coverageSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 11:03
New York, Apr. 28: A recent study of news coverage shows that top media organizations have been devoting relatively little time to the so-called "birther" issue.
The Pew Research Center''s Project for Excellence in Journalism, which produces a weekly analysis of news coverage, found that during the week of April 11-17, Obama and the "birther" issue filled a mere four percent of the news coverage.
Obama confirms he is American by birthSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 09:33
Washington, Apr. 28 : The White House's move to unseal, and release, Barack Obama's birth certificate came after polls indicated a growing number of Americans doubting that basic fact.
A USA Today/Gallup Poll released Monday showed that just 38 percent believe that Obama was "definitely" born in the United States, with 18 percent saying he "probably" was.
As the long-form birth certificate disgorged by Hawaii authorities and released by the White House demonstrates once and for all, this is complete nonsense.
The "birther" delusion would be laughable if it were not so widespread and if it did not carry with it the unmistakable whiff of racism.
Obama's birth certificate would not end 'birther' controversy: CriticsSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 09:24
Washington, Apr 28 : United States President Barack Obama's release of his birth certificate does little to end to the 'birther' controversy which has pestered him since he began running for the White House, critics have said.
Obama had released the birth certificate on Wednesday, saying the country should focus on more important issues.
However, Joseph Farah, editor in chief of WorldNetDaily and birther extraordinaire, said: "It raises far more questions than it answers."
Farah's online publication has run hundreds of articles over the past couple of years questioning Obama's citizenship.
Is Panetta Obama''''s right choice for US Defense Secretary?Submitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 08:52
Washington, Apr. 28: Among President Barack Obama's greatest national security challenges has been deciding who will replace Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
According to the Christian Science Monitor (CSM), coming to that decision has involved a delicate confluence of considerations.
Who is suitably steeped in defense policy matters? Who will have credibility both with the White House and within the halls of the Pentagon? And equally important, how will a new Defense secretary affect the balance of power within Obama's cabinet?
Media gave little time to 'birther' issue: StudySubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 05:17
Washington, Apr 28: Top media organizations devoted little time to the so-called "birther" issue, according to a study.
President Barack Obama, released his long-form birth certificate saying that the issue was distracting attention from other important issues of the country, but recent Pew Research Center''s analysis of news coverage shows that 'birther' issuue was not dominant.
According to Fox News, the study found that during the week of April 11-17, Obama and the "birther" issue filled a mere 4 percent of the news coverage.
This amounted to far less coverage than that dedicated to other issues, such as the 40 percent devoted to the economy, despite Donald Trump making an issue out of Obama''s birth certificate in numerous interviews.
FBI agents lack necessary skills to investigate cyber espionage cases: ReportSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Thu, 04/28/2011 - 05:15
Washington, Apr 28: A U. S. Justice Department report has found that many agents attached to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)'s elite cyber unit lack the skills to investigate cases of cyberespionage and other computerized attacks.
According to the report, the US recorded 5,499 known intrusions into its government computer systems in 2008 alone – a 40 percent jump from 2007.
Investigating these cases falls largely on the FBI's National Cyber Investigative Joint Task force, which also includes representatives from 18 different intelligence agencies.
Even Republicans feel Trump has very little chances of reaching White HouseSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 09:34
Washington, Apr 27: Potential Republican candidate Donald Trump has very little chances of winning the 2012 presidential elections, according to a poll.
According to a Gallup survey, nearly 64 percent of general election voters, including 46 percent of Republican voters, would "definitely not vote" for Trump.
That was the second-worst showing by any potential Republican candidate, after former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, who 65 percent of the voters said they would not consider voting for.
Obama likely to announce changes in national security team this weekSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 09:24
Washington, Apr 27: US President Barack Obama is expected to announce changes in his national security team, including the ambassador to Afghanistan, this week.
The Washington Post quoted administration officials familiar with internal deliberations as saying that around four high-level appointments could be announced by Thursday, including a replacement for Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.
Senior congressional aides said the administration has not informed national-security-related committees of any firm decisions yet.
Gilani urges Karzai to dump US, team up with Pakistan, China: ReportSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 09:08
Washington, April 27: Pakistan is lobbying Afghan President Hamid Karzai against building a long-term strategic partnership with the United States, and urging him instead to look to Pakistan and its ally, China, for help in striking a peace deal with the Taliban and rebuilding the economy, according to Afghan officials.
Afghan sources said that the pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, The Wall Street Journal reports.
US-India economic ties balanced despite criticism over outsourcing: OfficialSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 03:57
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, US), Apr. 27 : A senior Obama administration official has said the controversy surrounding the outsourcing of jobs from the United States to India or China will always be a "hot button issue", especially around the time of elections in his country, but added that he sees economic relations between Washington and New Delhi remaining balanced and progressing along expected lines.
US-India nuke ties will maintain momentum inspite of Japan nuke crisis: OfficialSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 03:53
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, US), Apr. 27 : A senior official of the Obama administration has said that while there will be a discussion in Washington and New Delhi on nuclear safety issues in the wake of the March 11 nuclear plant crisis in Japan, civil nuclear cooperation between the United States and India will continue to maintain momentum.
Palestine President feels betrayed by Obama on Israeli settlement issueSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Tue, 04/26/2011 - 09:39
Washington, Apr 26: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has said that US President Barack Obama let him down on the Israeli settlement issue.
Describing the Israeli construction as a sticking point in the peace talks, Abbas said it was Obama who had suggested a full settlement freeze.
"I said OK, I accept. We both went up the tree. After that, he came down with a ladder and he removed the ladder and said to me, jump. Three times he did it," The Politico quoted Abbas, as saying.
In his recent interview, Abbas also criticized the work of George Mitchell, Obama's Special Envoy to the Middle East.
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Kasai Tatsuyoshi (葛西 辰由) is a character in the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni series. He is a member of the Sonozaki Group, and is employed by the Sonozaki family to watch over Sonozaki Shion. He is normally close by, and Shion often calls upon him to assist her in difficult situations. Highly skilled with guns, he seems to specialize in use of a sniper rifle. In Matsuribayashi-hen, he displays extreme strength and combat experience while raiding the Irie Clinic, frequently subduing members of the Yamainu. He stated afterword that he vowed to never do some thing like that again. Kasai used to have a crush on Sonozaki Akane. In Meakashi-hen Shion revealed that Kasai was badly injured once in a yakuza battle when he was younger and because of this he can only do safer jobs, such as protecting Shion.


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The following is the English translation of an undated letter from Snowden to Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa, written in Spanish, and shown to Reuters:
"There are few world leaders who would risk standing for the human rights of an individual against the most powerful government on earth, and the bravery of Ecuador and its people is an example to the world. I must express my deep respect for your principles and sincere thanks for your government's action in considering my request for political asylum.
"The Government of the United States of America has built the world's largest system of surveillance. This global system affects every human life touched by technology; recording, analyzing, and passing secret judgment over each member of the international public. It is a grave violation of our universal human rights when a political system perpetuates automatic, pervasive, and unwarranted spying against innocent people. In accordance with this belief, I revealed this program to my country and the world. While the public has cried out support of my shining a light on this secret system of injustice, the Government of the United States of America responded with an extrajudicial man-hunt costing me my family, my freedom to travel, and my right to live peacefully without fear of illegal aggression.
"As I face this persecution, there has been silence from governments afraid of the United States Government and their threats. Ecuador, however, rose to stand and defend the human right to seek asylum. The decisive action of your Consul in London, Fidel Narvaez, guaranteed my rights would be protected upon departing Hong Kong - I could never have risked travel without that. Now, as a result, and through the continued support of your government, I remain free and able to publish information that serves the public interest.
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COVERT (WKZO) -- A western Michigan nuclear power plant will remain shut down until operators and federal inspectors are sure it's safe.
The Palisades Nuclear Power Plant was shut down May 5th after 80 gallons of radioactive water leaked into Lake Michigan. Monday, plant officials took Congressman Fred Upton and members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission into the plant to show how repairs are being made to a crack in a leaky water tank.
Congressman Upton said he is satisfied that the plant's operator is taking the proper steps, saying "this is to be a safely run plant if it is to operate at all."


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Prohibition is an upcoming three-part, five-and-a-half-hour documentary film series set to air on PBS stations in 2011. The series is directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick and tells the story of the rise, rule, and fall of the Eighteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and the entire era it encompassed. It is scheduled to air on October 2, 2011 at 8pm.
I've been waiting for a new Ken Burns film for a loooooong time. Ken Burns is my idol.
KEN BURNS WHAT. I'm in.
Oh man gotta see this!!


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Or when confronted with imitation cheese product.
there would have to be some to wash away
Pacific Rim 2 is going to be about giant robots built to fight Adam Jacobi
things go poorly
not a surprise
good plan
field level so not real useful but here you go
for real
gambling establishment etc
on the kickoff: "Justice was communicating 'mine, mine, mine,' " Michigan's Brady Hoke said. "And Wyatt didn't hear him."
you mean other than paul from toledo right
going to be a rather important game
still not over it in South Bend
full doc on youtube
hearts and minds
He's known to bite when threatened.
Or when confronted with imitation cheese product.
Just like when Dave Ablauf asked Heiko to stop asking about bubble screens ... of course Heiko is a total boss and doesn't listen to the man.
"It would be a travesty, it would be ridiculous to all of a sudden come back and get the feeling back, get the health back, feel good again and then all of a sudden go throw some other colors on my shirt and go coach."


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quite possibly the most boring gimmick leveling idea ever.
I'm intrigued by the idea of a melee hunter, or perhaps a melee-only casting class, and maybe a naked druid/rogue/etc or whatever for leveling... but not killing anything in a game where killing things is %90 of the game, seems a bit like you're just stretching to find an angle.
I could see this being at least slightly enjoyable as a healer if you got to 16ish and just leveled entirely through instancing (totally plausible, although boring I suppose) but refusing to do even that seems like it's going to just take forever and ever and not even really be rewarding since there doesn't seem to be a realistic chance that you'll have enough time before the game is literally dead before you're going to hit 80. or 90. daily BG quests will pretty much take 5-6 months per level if that's all you can do at some point, and it almost surely is. (and by the math, L60 will take approximately 6 months worth of daily BG quests assuming you can get a win in whatever BG it is every day... so that's kinda lame).
I'd rather see one of the more interesting varieties on crippled leveling, but that's just me I guess.
You're intrigued buy leveling a melee hunter that has like 1 or 2 melee attacks other then auto-attack? How difficult or rewarding is it go out kill low level greens til you hit 70? Any Monkey with half a brain and can do that.
This guy is actually having to use problem solving skills to work out innovative ways of reaching his goals. Definately more intriguing in my opinion.
I've been instance grinding my holy priest from level 18 (I have only done one quest outside an instance and it was my priest chain that ends in ST. Other than that, I just take such instance quests as people share in group) and although its slower levelling than normal it doesn't take forever. I've got about 10 days /played at level 54. From comparing with someone who levelled their priest shadow specced, it takes about 3 hours of logged time (as a lot of that time is waiting for groups to get together, not just in the instances) for me to make the amount of xp that a shadow priest gets questing.


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my philosophy on comics pt.2
Okay, so in part one of this mostly gratuitous in-depth look at my views on comics you guys saw how I felt about the Marvel vs. DC issue and also got a look at some of what I am reading currently. This time around I want to settle an issue that I have tentatively addressed in previous posts but haven't gotten the chance to fully explore. That's right, this post is entire devoted to Grant Morrison's run on Batman. I know some of my followers hate him with an undying passion while others love what he's doing with the series. I have to say, Batman and Son, R.I.P. and Final Crisis were all overly convoluted and extremely disappointing. I loved the idea for Batman and Son/The Black Glove but the way he wrote it made the story nearly incomprehensible. R.I.P. and Final Crisis were just altogether nonsensical and unenjoyable. When he started Batman and Robin I decided to give him another chance and while it made sense and the plot seemed to have a definitive direction, some of the executive decisions he made on that series (his portrayal of Jason for one) still left a somewhat bad taste in mouth. When it came time for the Return of Bruce Wayne, I was excited and afraid all at once. Once I began to read it, I just became frustrated at the callous attempt at retcon, the near plagiarism of Captain America Reborn and the fact that I was, yet again, thoroughly confused up until the series' end. That is all the bad things I have to say concerning Mr. Morrison. However, I just picked up Batman: The Return and Batman Inc. 1 (as well as the rest of the Road Home one shots I was missing) yesterday when I went to my local comic store. I am hooked! Morrison's pitch for the League of Batmen 2.0 has none of the frustrations that burdened his earlier works AND the great ideas he was tossing around at the beginning of the run make their return here. I am excited to see where he is taking this series and am willing to give him a second chance. That is to say, to those of you who think Grant Morrison has lost his touch, I implore you to go spend 7 bucks at your comic book store. It just might change your mind.
Well, since you seem to share my opinions on Morrison, all the way up his most recent disaster, I might give this a shot. But I'm on record multiple times for saying that the main part where he jumps the shark tends to be the end of an arc… or basically every single arc with him behind it since at least the last 6-7 years (¿New X-Men, anyone?).
So: I have no doubt that the beginning of these ideas will prove to be enjoyable, actually. If he does anything akin to trying to resolve anything, however, I will be far more wary about spending money, considering how long I've been trying to be impartial, in more than one universe. He's able to make good pitches, but his ability to fully execute them has not had a good track record.
If I just hated what he did outright, it would be simple. I would never buy anything he wrote, and it would be the easiest budgeting decision I'd ever made since picking up a book of any kind with money that I took out of my pants pocket. As I just said, though… it's much more complicated… much more frustratingly complicated.
andymarsh replied to your post: A short, simple letter to Grant MorrisonGrant Morrison understands Batman better than any writer since Frank Miller. Haters gonna hate.
Not a hater, Andy. I'm not saying that Morrison doesn't understand Batman. I'm implying that he doesn't…
"I'm not saying he's a horrid writer or dancing about with war paint on, shouting "Down with Morrisooooooon""
endearingpsychosis-deactivated2 said: Grant Morrison, will he just go die in a fire already? He ruins Batman's death, he thinks he can now ruin Batman's return... who lets him write so much anymore as it is? Why hasn't DC revoked his privileges?
Also, props for the Red Lantern shirt. Definitely.
The balls on that guy. As we've discussed before, Grant Morrison seems to need to overdo it way beyond even the natural necessary drama of a comic book, regardless of whether he's writing for DC or Marvel. He treats characters like he's able to write richly psychological effects on them, and he's lost touch with how a human being perceives anything a while back. Then, because his convoluted crap looks vaguely like someone's mind or space and time itself are breaking, people applaud wildly for his ability to spur on half-baked ideas that spawn Salvador Dali rejected scenes in the endings of his garbage.
So people buy his overdone, overwrought stuff, and Grant Morrison apologists rationalize all of his half-assed, last-minute screwups to his setups, because he used to be able to sort of write.
At this point, I'm more consistently comfortable reading any Wolverine book, regardless of whether it's properly maintaining any continuity concerns, and we know how I feel about that.
For a while, the shirts offered were… okay. A better one popped up somewhat recently, though. Pictures will occur.
But those props?
Night: Successful.
EDIT: If he caught fire and somehow survived, he would just write some veiled reference into it, and when everyone discussed how crappy it was, he would talk about it as being a dark time in his life. Bah.
On the off-chance that the convoluted cramming in of activity that Grant Morrison loves was somehow not the case, and I might have just been tired, the first time.
wow…this is amazing.
It would be if Captain Marvel didn't suck. He's like the Dan of Marvel.
DISAGREE. I love Captain Marvel. HAVEN'T YOU READ KINGDOM COME? He's such a bamf in that.
Wait… Scott, ¿are you referring to Captain Marvel as if he belongs to Marvel? I mean, maybe you referred to him in terms of the Marvel family in the DC books, but I'm not so sure that I'm finding any proof to support that theory of mine.
Perhaps you need some clarification.
Anyway, I really wish that Captain Marvel (DC) was written for a bit more consistently these days. I'm basically saying that how well Captain Marvel comes off seems to be a measure of whether the writing is awesome, because ol' Billy Batson and his superheroic alter-ego don't seem to write themselves. This is most recently evidenced by how relatively pointless Captain Marvel is in Final Crisis. Grant Morrison doesn't really seem to have any idea of what the hell to do with Captain Marvel, for the most part, and it shows pretty blatantly.
Another prime example is how pathetic he basically was in a duel against Thor back in DC vs. Marvel. I admit, however, that it would completely suck to go up against Thor in general.
That all said, this image is awesome, regardless.
KARTHIK! Grant Morrison can't write anything worth reading now-a-days, so naturally his portrayal of Captain Marvel in Final Crisis is terrible. And I do agree with you, he really had no idea what to do with him, so it sucked. But I think Final Crisis sucked as a whole anyway.
As for that battle you mentioned… Mm, yeah, Perhaps more bad writing. But it's not for his lack of being a good character. I still like him, he is potentially interesting… He just has to be well written, which I think should be a standard for every character.
Basing your opinion on a writer due to one project you didn't like isn't the way to judge someone's writing ability. 20+ years ago, he brought heroes out of obscurity and made them icons. 15 years ago, he made Aquaman a bad ass. 10 years ago, he wrote an X-Men comic that developed new stars while highlighting drama only matched by Joss Whedon. Grant Morrison took over Batman five years ago that is only rivaled by Gotham Central for best Bat book in the last decade. Currently he and Geoff Johns are developing the DCU for the next decade and doing a great job where time and time again, people have failed.
Not trying to argue in any sense but I'm just interested in what other titles written by Grant in the last 5 years besides "Final Crisis" have you read?
Also, Grant will be writing a Captain Marvel story by the name of "Thunder Dome" next year.
Thunderworld, actually.
It's going to be pretty great.
Thank you, I must've heard it wrong when I was at the panel at SDCC.
Did I say that I was basing my opinion on one graphic novel? No, no I did not. I am just particularly outraged by it in particular. Seeing as Morrison is your favorite writer, you obviously have a bias of some sort. I'm not saying he could never write, I'm saying he can't write lately. Far be it from me to try to stop someone from reading Morrison's stuff lately, but it just isn't good. Most of the ideas are good, yes, but it's not written in a way that is enjoyable to read.
Not only do I hate Final Crisis, I think Arkham Asylum: A Serious House On A Serious Earth was an absolute abomination. I can't believe that that piece of crap is regarded as being one of the all-time best graphic novels. It's so fucking bad. I was legitimately furious when I finished reading it. Batman R.I.P. is also just as convoluted and ridiculous and Final Crisis, only maybe a little less so. Even still, I wasn't a fan of R.I.P. I've been following Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne and I've honestly been pretty disappointed and weirded out by it. You have no fucking idea how excited I was to hear that they were bringing Bruce "back" and then I am left with… whatever this crazy mess is turning into.
I really. Am just. Not. A. Fan.
Some of his JLA stuff was good… A while ago.
I'm sure Karthik will have something to say of his work for Marvel. I haven't read much Marvel except for lately, so I cannot judge his work there.
Yeah, until he pulled what is consistently becoming his more recent inability to know how to end things, regarding his "New X-Men" run.
What makes him so disappointing time and time again is that last-lap problem, let alone a fairly disjointed sense of how another mind is going to process the build-up, in plenty of cases (see what Nicole mentions earlier). The comic book clerk summed up some of my issues by stating, "It would be kind of nice if Final Crisis was reprinted with this "missing" chapter. No, really… I really liked #701 and #702, genuinely. Enough that I'm worried he's going to jump the shark all over again, if he follows his pattern from the last decade or so.
Look… I know what he wants to do. I get that. Cool. His follow-through is significantly lacking. It's like eating a candy bar and thinking "Hey, this is pretty decent," and then you get confused because the last bit of filling was finished with sand. You don't think of the bites before, you think, Why the hell couldn't they have just paid enough attention to not put sand in my candy bar, damnit?
The fact that he's been capable of being a good writer is why I'm all the more disappointed, now.
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
3 other cartoonists in Sunday's NYTimes
David Chelsea illustrated the Modern Love column as he's been doing for several years.
Emily Flake illustrated an editorial.
A book review shows how comics are seeping into children's books - "Cracking the Comics Code," By LARRY DOYLE, New York Times Book Review May 11, 2008 on SIMON'S DREAM: The Fog Mound, Book 3, By Susan Schade, Illustrated by Jon Buller. 198 pp., Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers.
And best of all is "Remembering Nana on Mother's Day," by Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki.
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Those were excellent, especially the one by the Tamakis. I'm glad you've expanded your coverage.
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Q. You recently wrote about the Health Care Reform Act that will require employers to cover children up to age 26. But don't we already have that law in Illinois?
A. Thanks to you and many readers who pointed out that Illinois did pass Young Adult Dependent Coverage as part of a bill that went into effect on June 1, 2009. That state law requires all individual and group health insurance, and HMO contracts that offer coverage to dependent children to extend that coverage for qualifying dependents up to age 26 (and up to age 30 for military veteran dependents).
In effect, the provisions of this Illinois law are similar to the federal Health Reform Act (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010), which guarantees continuation of health insurance coverage for dependents up through age 26, on their parents' policies.
OK -- that sounds simple, but the devil is in the details, both with the Illinois plan and with the new federal law.
Illinois' coverage sounds comprehensive -- but there are some significant exclusions.
First, the Illinois law does not require companies to offer dependent coverage.
Also, the Illinois dependent coverage requirement does not apply to companies or unions that self-insure. A surprisingly large number do self-insure -- in effect, becoming their own insurance underwriter. They likely carry ''excess'' coverage in case of a catastrophic medical claim. But because they are self-insured, the Illinois law does not apply to these organizations.
Another drawback to the Illinois plan (as compared with the federal plan which will soon go into effect) is the possibility that dependents can be subject to pre-existing condition limitations contained in a group policy.
The new federal law also has some drawbacks, in that it won't solve your dependent's insurance needs immediately. In fact, the portion of the federal law that requires dependent coverage through the end of the year they reach age 26 doesn't go into effect until the first plan year starting ''on or after'' Sept. 23, 2010. Since most plan years start in January, today's college grads will find themselves in a gap period before their parents' plan is required to offer coverage. And rules have not yet been written about whether these grads must be reinstated if their coverage has lapsed in the interim.
That's why I have recommended that this year's college grads purchase a short-term health insurance policy with a high deductible to cover catastrophic costs. You can search for such a policy offered in your state at www.eHealthInsurance.com.
Q. I have been paying for my COBRA insurance, which is only affordable because the government subsidizes 65 percent of the costs. But now I hear that subsidy will run out because I have been using it for the past 15 months. Will they extend this subsidy? I really can't afford this health insurance if I must pay the entire premium.
A. The extension of the COBRA subsidy on health insurance for people who have lost their jobs was for a maximum of 15 months. This subsidy was set to expire -- and did -- on May 31. That means your next bill for health insurance will include the complete cost of the program -- unless Congress acts quickly and makes its decision retroactive.
The subsidy was actually set to expire last April, but a last-minute, bipartisan vote extended the program until the end of May. But when Congress went on recess May 31 -- the Friday before the Memorial Day holiday weekend -- a COBRA extension, originally part of The American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010, became one issue of unfinished business.
Both the House and Senate return to Washington next week, where the issue is likely to come up again. Any extension could be made retroactive to May 31, when the last provision expired. If you are interested in this provision, now it the time to contact your representatives in Washington.


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