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Mick Malthouse - 40 years on
Last Sunday (July 15) marked the 40th anniversary of Mick Malthouse's debut as a player in the Victorian Football League. It's doubtful that Malthouse, then a month shy of his 19th birthday, would look back on his first senior game with the St Kilda Football Club with fond memories. From a team perspective the Saints stumbled to their second defeat in a row and Malthouse didn't complete the game.
During the first quarter of the Round 15 1972 clash with the Bulldogs at the Western Oval, Malthouse, the future coach of the Footscray Football Club was met solidly by Laurie Sandilands, a future captain of the Footscray Football Club. Malthouse suffered concussion as a result of the collision and was subsequently replaced at half time. Sandilands, who had his number taken by boundary umpire Neville Thomas was found not guilty by the VFL tribunal and received a reprimand. Malthouse wasn't as lucky, the head injury he received ruled him out of the following weekends match against South Melbourne.
Recruited from the North Ballarat club, Malthouse's first four and half seasons in the VFL were spent in the Red, White and Black of St Kilda. Transferring midway through the 1976 season to Richmond prior to the June clearance deadline (remember those?), the highlight of his seven plus years at Punt Road was being part of the Tigers 1980 Premiership victory over Collingwood.
But when Michael Malthouse is inevitably inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame it will be due to his incredibly successful record of 28 years as a VFL/ AFL coach rather than the solid, if unspectacular, 174 game playing career he carved out over a dozen seasons. For those who need reminding Malthouse's coaching resume includes his teams qualifying for 19 finals series, capturing three premierships - two in the early nineties with the West Coast Eagles, the third and (perhaps) final flag two seasons ago with the mighty Magpies. Delivering the ultimate glory to two of the biggest clubs in the competition has ensured Malthouse immortality.
But do the three premierships he helped pilot necessarily represent his finest hour as a coach in the indigenous games premier competition? I'll try to convince you otherwise.
Malthouse's first six seasons as a league coach were spent at the Footscray Football Club. Whenever Mick's Western Oval tenure is examined it's the Bulldogs scintillating 16 win/6 loss 1985 campaign that is remembered as the highpoint of Mick's Dog Day Saturday Afternoon's. Footscray supporters will tell you not all fairytales have a happy ending, the Dogs surprising finals run coming to an end with a heartbreaking two goal defeat at the hands of a finals hardened Hawthorn side on Preliminary Final day. The loss left the Footscray faithful shattered, but confident for the first time in many years the light at the end of the tunnel wasn't oncoming traffic.
If Malthouse and the long suffering Doggies supporters knew what the next twelve months held in store they may have decided to spend their Saturday's in bed, the curtains drawn, hiding under the doona.
Some of the travails that the FFC faced during its ill fated 1986 included
"Bulldog Airways"
Enough has been said regarding the shenanigans that occurred on player's end of year vacation. What happens on the end of season footy trip stays on the end of season footy trip.
Seeking pastures greener
When Jim Edmond ventured up the Hume Highway to join the Edelsten All Stars in Harbour Town he became the fourth incumbent captain of the Footscray Football Club to transfer to another team the following season. The star studded list included David Thorpe (1973), Gary Dempsey (1978) & the great Kelvin Templeton (1982).
The recruitment of Tony Buhagiar for the 1985 season proved to be a masterstroke. Buhagiar appeared in all 25 games, kicking 36 goals and averaging almost 16 possessions per game. Footscray were unable to find an adequate replacement for him when he retired following his solitary season with the Dogs.
Many a medical mishap
The squad that went mighty close to reaching the clubs first Grand Final in almost a quarter of a century was blessed a relatively clean bill of health. With the exception of Peter Foster, who sustained a facial injury against Melbourne in Round 4 that cost him a month of footy, Malthouse and the match committee had the luxury of a settled side throughout the year. Eight players - Simon Beasley, Tony Buhagiar, Brian Cordy, Brad Hardie, Steve MacPherson, Brian Royal, Jim Sewell & Stephen Wallis played every one of the Dogs twenty five matches. Les Bamblett, Allen Daniels, Doug Hawkins and Andrew Purser all missed just the one game playing in 24 of the Dogs 25 contests.
Obviously someone broke a mirror whilst walking under a ladder holding a black cat in the early part of 1986, as the Injury Gods who looked down on the boys from the Western Oval and smiled so sweetly the previous season abandoned them.
Two vital cogs of the Preliminary Final squad Les Bamblett (24 games/51 goals) and reliable defender Brian Cordy were injured in the pre-season. Bamblett's knee injury effectively finished his VFL career, the brilliant small forward would take the field on just a further nine occasions over the remainder of this playing days in the VFL. Brian Cordy, an "ever present" in 1985, was restricted to just six games in 1986.
The injuries to Cordy & Bamblett started a horror run during which time the Bulldogs were unable to get their best team on the field at any time during 1986. Malthouse's options across the backline were severely depleted with the absence of Peter Foster & Jim Sewell for the vast majority of the season. Foster was limited to just half a dozen games, and after playing the first six games of '86 Sewell, who'd appeared in every Footscray game since his debut in Round 1 1983, had performed a valuable "swing man" role for the Dogs in his first three seasons in Victoria after crossing from East Fremantle at the end of the 1982 WAFL campaign. Used primarily as a key defender, Malthouse would often send Sewell into attack to provide another marking option.
Doug Hawkins' season came to an abrupt end with a serious knee injury in the Round 17 loss to Collingwood, the champion wingman's return to the playing field delayed until June 1987. Whilst replacing Hawkins was impossible, it's disingenuous to suggest the severe poundings suffered by the team during his absence – a 57 point belting from North Melbourne (Rd 19), a 79 point smashing by Carlton (Rd 21) – the infamous "Jumpergate" game at Waverley or the crushing 70 point loss to Hawthorn (Rd 22) could've been reversed had Braybrook's favourite son been available for duty.
Whilst the Bulldogs had the luxury of the eight players suiting up for all 25 matches in 1985, only Beasley, Hardie, Purser & star SA recruit Tony McGuiness played all 22 matches the following season. 32 players played senior VFL football for Footscray in 1985, the number increasing 25% in 1986 [to 40.
Ability is permanent, form is temporary
Two players who suffered massive form slumps in 1986 were small forward Stephen MacPherson and on baller Allen Daniels. MacPherson saw his production drop from 39 goals in 25 games, averaging just under 16 possessions per game in 1985, to 19 goals in 18 games averaging around 14 possessions a year later. An even more dramatic form reversal was suffered by Allen Daniels, the West Australian recruit surprised many in his rookie season in 1985, averaging 18 and a half possessions a game in 24 appearances and adding 17 goals to complement his excellent work. Those numbers dipped to an average of 13 possessions in the 8 games he managed in his second and final season at The Kennel, his 32 game VFL career coming to an abrupt end following a dismal 8 touch performance against Geelong at VFL Park in Round 18.
Not up to it
Unfortunately the "newbies" of '86 didn't come close to covering the departures. Murray Rance & Tony McGuiness, the clubs marquee interstate recruits, experienced differing levels of success during their respective stints at the Western Oval. McGuiness provided superb service to the club over a five year period (109 games/108 goals). Despite playing 40 of a possible 44 games during his two seasons with the Dogs, Rance's two seasons with the Dogs were a little disappointing, the key position player unable to consistently provide an option either end of the field. Rejects from other VFL teams included Dean Chiron, Michael Rolfe, Andy Preston and Tim Gepp, all proving to be relatively ineffective. Max Crow, injured in Rd 1, managed to appear in just a dozen games in what was to be the last of his twelve season VFL career. Tony Liberatore's debut season was uneventful, the future Brownlow Medallist managing just four senior games.
Murphy's Law & the FFC's annus horribilis
Taking into consideration the trials and tribulations listed above how did Footscray manage to remain so competitive in 1986? I'll do my best to provide an adequate answer.
13 and a half wins was required to land a place in the 1985 finals, the following year the "magic" number to ensure September action was reduced to 12. In 1986 the Dogs prevailed in 11 of their 22 battles, five wins less than '85, registering a win against all teams with the exception of Sydney, performing the double over an odious St Kilda. Its percentage dropped from a healthy 120.9 in '85 to 97.9 twelve months later. From a "points allowed" perspective the undermanned backline were superb, allowing only 10 points more over the season than they had the previous year (2000 – 2010) - a phenomenal effort considering the loss of Foster, Sewell & Brian Cordy for large chunks of '86.
The multiple avenues to goal available to Malthouse in 1985 were drastically reduced by the start of the new season. The team that reached a Preliminary Final averaged just under 16 goals (15.9) a game. That number that fell to just over a dozen (12.2) per game the next year. The 2417 points they tallied over the 1985 home and away fixture was far and away the most the club had scored since the introduction of the 12 team/22 round fixture in 1970.
The table below gives you an indication as to how severely depleted the Dogs goal kicking options became in such a short period of time.
|Gms '85
|Gls '85
|Ave Gls '85
|Gms '86
|Gls '86
|Ave Gls '86
Ultimately it was a lack of consistency that sabotaged any hope of emulating the feats of 12 months earlier. Following a slashing five goal victory over Carlton in Round 1 the Bulldogs sat inside the Top Five, where they remained for the rest of the 1985 season. After commencing 1986 with a less than convincing win over St Kilda, the Dogs sat in fifth position. They would return the top bracket on only four occasions in 1986, achieving consecutive victories on two separate occasions. On the heels of a despicable 52 point defeat at the hands of a deplorable Demons side in Round 8, a renaissance of sorts occurred during Rounds 9-14, the Dogs saluting in five of their six contests. A rich vein of form saw it register fighting wins against eventual finalists Hawthorn, Carlton, Fitzroy and Essendon.
The following two years saw the same fighting qualities on display with the Bulldogs entering the final round of the home and away fixture a chance of advancing to September action. Unfortunately on both occasions they fell just short of a return to the post season, succumbing to a resurgent Melbourne in 87 & John Todd's West Coast Eagles in 88. The Dogs kicked off their 1989 season in the best way possible by pole-axing Carlton at Princes Park (shades of '85), on the opening weekend's round of fixtures. Sadly it was all down hill from there a 6 win/1 draw/15 loss season a sad end to Malthouse's time in the western suburbs of Melbourne. By the time he'd cleaned out his office in the bowels of the Whitten Stand only six players who represented the club in the 1985 Preliminary Final were still on the playing list – Foster, Hawkins, Kennedy, MacPherson, Royal & Wallis. It was around the time of his exit the Footscray Football Club almost ceased to exist.
Congratulations are in order to Michael Malthouse on this milestone anniversary. This year (2012) is the first time since 1971 Malthouse isn't actively involved in VFL/AFL football as either a coach or player. Rumours of a return to a senior coaching role have been circulating since his "retirement" at the completion of the 2011 season. Will he or won't he? Never say never!
Despite taking the premiership points on that Saturday afternoon 40 years ago, July 15 1972 remains a sad day in the history of the Footscray Football Club. In just his sixth game of VFL football Gippsland recruit Stephen Boyle suffered a horrendous facial injury that cost him the sight in his right eye and ended his promising league career.
Andrew Gigacz 20 July 2012
Lovely work as always, Mic. As a Doggies fan, I did indeed harbour high hopes for '86. Looking back at all that went wrong, I can see that it was not a bad effort from the club. If I remember correctly, Allen Daniels' last game at Waverley (that you mention above) featured an incident that highlighted his dramatic loss of form. The ball came towards the wing boundary and Daniels, with no other player anywhere near him, fumbled the ball so badly that it rolled over the boundary line. There was almost a palpable sense of embarrassment for him in the crowd, and we knew at that moment that his VFL career was over.
Peter Feehan 20 July 2012
Nice work again Mic. Andrew if you happen to have access to a copy of the 1985 final against Norffff at the 'G' in the last few minutes of the game (which the dogs had in their keeping) the ball was trickling towards the boundary line in front of the Members stand,Daniels was in pursuit,but pulled up abruptly when he heard a set of footsteps in pursuit,and he let the ball run out,unfortunately the footsteps belonged to Steve Wallis!
Shane Caldwell 20 July 2012
Great article Mic. Malthouse has easily been our best coach in my time (Wheeler & Eade did OK as well). Many a happy (and drunken) day spent at Western Oval during his tenure. Will history repeat itself ? - Malthouse left in 1989 and we almost went under; Rodney Eade gets the heave ho (apparently he is too old and we need "a new direction") and the following season the club is again on it's knees. Mick can come back tomorrow if he likes. The way we are going if "Shorty" Daniels was playing he would most likely be the toughest player out on the ground.
Michael Rees 20 July 2012
Gentlemen - Thank you very much.
Andrew: I think the incident to which you refer occured in front of the Luke Stand. Yes, it was a case of off the ground, up the race, out of the state thank you. Not good.
Peter: I can and will get a copy of that game. Beasley notched the ton that day - Good times!
Shane: I don't think we've got the cash to entice MM back. Not sure it's the bloke in charge that's the problem he hasn't got a lot to work with at the moment.
Adam Cardosi 23 July 2012
As a tiger fan I have fond memoirs of Mick M, a very reliable defender and good for a whacks on opposition forwards to boot. A much better player at Richmond than he was at St.Kilda, where he struggled for a game under Allan Jeans.
Michael Rees 30 July 2012
I believe the Tigers were one of the teams that were interested in securing the services of A Lockett (St Kilda) during the 94/95 off season. Had they been successful it would've completed a double as Mick M and Plugger were North Ballarat boys who both debuted for the Saints wearing the Number 37 guernsey.
Lockett would've been handy in '95 considering the Tigers got as far as a PF despite losing Richo mid season to a knee injury sustained at the SCG.
Carl Rayson 22 September 2014
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In this proof of concept video, Smealum demonstrates that his imported New 3DS can still be modified to run his unreleased homebrew launcher. For those of you who haven't followed these developments, the French coder intended to launch a Homebrew Channel for the original 3DS but delayed the release to ensure its compatibility with Nintendo's new hardware. His hack is particularly interesting because it's purportedly incapable of loading pirated 3DS games.
Smealum notes, "Unfortunately, this [demonstration] was the easy part, and getting everything else running will be insanely tedious and take a fair amount of time (a few weeks, by my estimate). So essentially, this is a nice step forward; we're still on track, and things are looking positive! But we're not quite there yet, so sit tight."
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No big surprise here — at least with the rational among us — that coder Smealum has postponed the Homebrew Channel's launch due to the upcoming release of the New 3DS. The hack promises to enable both new and old 3DSes to load homebrew apps/games (not commercial or pirated software), and could eventually circumvent the handheld's region-locking.
But waiting until he has the updated hardware in his hands to test before releasing the hack allows Smealum to not only ensure the new system won't lock out the Homebrew Channel, but also potentially find a way for the hack to tap into the portable's additional power.
"I've worked way too long and hard on this to throw it away," says Smealum. "This exploit is our best chance to get a look at the new 3DS coming out in one month. Using this as an entrypoint … gives us a fighting chance to defeat whatever new shit might be in there."
Smealum doesn't expect to delay the release into 2015. The 3DS Homebrew Launcher image above, by the way, is a mock-up from Soully.
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French coder Smealum is preparing to release a 3DS Homebrew Channel hack for 3DSes soon! Here's why this project is awesome:
Smealum has previously said that 3DS owners will not need to use a flashcard to get the exploit to work. Much thanks to @gemesisDev for the photo above and to Octopus for the extra info.
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Up until now, if you wanted to run unauthorized code on a 3DS (e.g. load homebrew, play pirated games, bypass region-locking), you needed to procure a system without any firmware updates newer than v4.5, which released 15 months ago. But in this new video, hacker Smealum demonstrates an exploit he's uncovered that runs in v6.3 (released six months ago) and potentially current firmware.
While Smealum doesn't want his work used for piracy, he says that's not an issue with his SSSpwn exploit, as by it's nature the hack can't be used for that:
"It's the sweet spot that gives us just enough to get awesome homebrew code running in arm11 user mode, but not enough to break the system bad enough to let anyone do whatever the hell they want. As such, I personally have no qualms with releasing the exploit into the wild."
Smealum hasn't released it yet, as he doesn't want to "burn such a nice [vulnerability]" when it's possible the hack can work with current and even future 3DS firmware. He's hoping to give other reputable developers/hackers a crack at the exploit, though, so they can create 3DS homebrew dev tools.
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Between hackers finding a way to disable the 3DS's region lock, and people seeing their handhelds "bricked" when using modified launchers on flashcarts (as is required for the mentioned region-lock hack), it's a busy month for people using Nintendo's portable in unauthorized ways.
And here's another development! Famous 3DS hacker Smealum can be seen in this proof-of-concept video loading homebrew software (Yeti3D adapted to work with the touchscreen, circle pad, and 3D screen) on a 3DS through a custom channel he's created.
Smealum explains why this is a big deal:
You might have heard about someone uncovering Pokémon XY's hidden legendaries lately, mostly finds from homebrew developer (Aperture Science, Minecraft DS) and 3DS hacker Smealum. He's done some fun stuff with the custom — and unreleased — firmware he cooked up for his 3DS, too.
While 3DS flashcard makers focus on updates like multi-game support and firmware spoofing to make piracy more convenient (their region-locking circumvention is impressive, though), Smealum has hacked useful non-piracy stuff into his handheld, like the ability to take 3D screenshots from anywhere, including on the system menu and inside any game.
Now that we know it's possible, I'm extra annoyed that every 3DS game doesn't have this in-game screenshot ability (the PS Vita has this, by the way). It worked fantastic in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, so why isn't it in Ace Attorney: Destinies? Why are the only user screenshots in Pokémon XY available from photo spots?
We shouldn't need to shell out $250+ to get unauthorized capture boards installed just so we can take in-game screenshots of our Pokémon and share them with our friends online.
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Aperture Science, a homebrew project adapting Valve's Portal series for the DS, is now available to download and play with its first public release. As you'll see in the "test chamber" footage after the break, this is a totally different beast from StillAliveDS, that awesome 2D homebrew game based on the same series.
This new release comes from Lobo and Smealum — you'll recognize the latter name from his work on the old but impressive Minecraft DS project. The team admits that Aperture Science is "very buggy and incomplete," but this release should be "mostly playable" and include 14 stages, plus an on-board level editor.
While we wait for more news from the 3DS hacking front, the DS homebrew development scene continues to put out the occasional release, like this impressive prototype inspired by Portal. By the way, someone also put out a 2D Portal remake for DS several years ago, and it was pretty awesome!
The French coder behind this project, Smealum (who you might remember for his work on the Minecraft DS project), says PortalDS is "nowhere near playable yet," but that he'll eventually add other updates including audio. You should note that the above video was shot with an emulator, so you'll see some graphical glitches not present in the actual game.
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One of the biggest problems with homebrew projects for the DS or any problems, especially those run by a single person, is they're too often put aside as the developer moves on to other interests or obligations.
That's what happened to the unauthorized Minecraft DS game we've been covering, as coder Smealum has announced that he needs a break from the project:
"I just wanted to let you all know that from now on the project is officially 'on hold'. The reason for this is that I've lost all motivation to push it any further for the time being.
And this isn't really about me having school again; I've done this with pretty much all of my projects: I work hard on it for a while, and then it just kind of sits there for a few months… until I get back to it and finish it. So, don't expect any updates for a few months (at least weeks) as I won't be working on this (I haven't touched the code since version 310811).
And before anyone says I should release the source code, I want you all to know that I have considered it and decided against it for the time being. As I have said already, I do plan on releasing the source code eventually, just not before I feel I'm done with the project.
This is merely a break (hopefully) and at any rate the code is in no state to be published at this point in time. … I hope you all understand, I'm very sorry about this."
:o( You can still download and play Minecraft DS for free here — someone's even created a little adventure map for the game, if you want to try that out.
At least there's still Lumikha/Luacraft! Oh wait, that hasn't been updated since July 25…
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Homebrew coder Smealum just posted a new public update for DScraft, the unauthorized adaptation of Mojang's Minecraft for Nintendo DS. He's actually put out a number of new builds in the past several weeks, but those were available to only closed beta testers.
There's a ton of features introduced since that first public demo, including dynamic water, a dynamic lighting system, cave generation, an inventory, and more.
Now all we need are some enemy mobs! Oh, and an update for Lumikha/LuaCraft, the other homebrew DS project obviously inspired by Minecraft, but in 2D like Terraria.
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Screenshots of DScraft, the unofficial Minecraft adaptation for DS, with texture packs (click for kinda larger images).
While Smealum continues work on this homebrew project, the fans taking part in its closed beta test are creating these texture packs to pretty the game up. It's this kind of community involvement that really help build momentum and keep development going — that's why I'm always calling on dudes to support other homebrew efforts like Lumikha/LuaCraft and a number of fan translations.
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DScraft beta test footage. Development continues on the two homebrew, Minecraft-inspired DS projects — here you can see plenty of additions Smealum's added since the first rudimentary release, like basic controls, torches, texture pack support, new block types, and more.
Smealum hasn't put out a public release showing his progress with DScraft so far, but you can see more of what he's added in this recent fanmade trailer.
The other Minecraft-style DS project, Lumikha (formerly LuaCraft), which more resembles Terraria with its sidescrolling 2D presentation, is also coming along nicely, though I think it really needs more attention so French developer Fantasix will continue to work on it.
I can't wait until both projects start adding enemies, as the hostile world of Minecraft's Beta always appealed to me more than the safer Classic version.
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I hear how they're so caring for the poor and so forth. The poor need jobs! And they also need to share some of the responsibility. The top 1 percent of the so-called wealthy pay 38 percent of all income tax. The top 10 percent are paying 70 percent of all income tax. The top 50 percent pay somewhere near 98 percent of all income taxes. 51 percent don't pay anything. Democrats say they [the 51 percent] pay payroll taxes. Well, everybody does that because that's Social Security. They pay about one-third of what they're going to take out over the years in social security.
Obamacare - a family of four earning over $80,000 a year - gets subsidies. Think about that. That's what we call the poor? Now, we don't want the really poor people who are in poverty to have to pay income taxes. But 51% of all households. And that's going up, by the way, because of our friend down in the White House and his allies.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, claiming the wealthy are already doing too much, even as the nation's effective tax rates are at their lowest rates in over 50 years, and suggesting the middle class and poor should be picking up the slack.
Hatch insinuated payroll taxes that the poor and middle classes pay towards Social Security gives them some kind of advantage in regards to future benefit. Not so. The first $106,800 in yearly income is taxed. After that, no social security taxes are paid. The Medicare tax has no cap. It's been suggested that lifting the cap on social security would help. Well, it would. Observe:
Explanation: Currently, wages over a certain yearly total ($106,800 this year) are exempted from Social Security payroll taxes. Medicare's payroll tax has no such cap. This has raised the question of how raising the cap could extend Social Security's solvency. [T]he Congressional Research Service looked at this question in 2008 by evaluating three different proposals. The first would raise the cap so that 90 percent of wages are taxed and pay higher benefits to those affected; the second would eliminate the cap and pay higher benefits; and the third would eliminate the cap for taxes but would not increase benefits. [This is] how much of the Social Security shortfall is eliminated by each proposal. Completely eliminating the cap without increasing benefits actually creates a long-term surplus, and eliminating the cap while increasing benefits comes close.
The benefits aren't lavish. I calculated the benefit for an person of retirement age who earned the average income for an individual every year since age 18. Monthly benefit? A whopping $1519.00 monthly, which is $18,228 a year. Incidentally, that's just a little less than the average individual income in 1987.
As for a family of four receiving subsidies at $80,000 a year?
According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the cost of coverage for a family of four has climbed 131 percent from 1999 to 2010. The average annual premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance in 2010 was $5,049 for single coverage and $13,770 for family coverage.
For a family of four making $80,000/year, that's over 17% of their yearly income on insurance alone. Most families are carrying a deductible of $2,000, meaning they have to hit that before receiving full benefits. So we'll assume that's their only out-of-pocket health care expense. So yearly expenses are now $15,770 - nearly 20% of their yearly income.
That's also assuming insurance pays everything. Average out of pocket spending for an individual is now almost $7,000/year. So we'll assume little Billy broke his leg playing ball, coach freaked out, called an ambulance (was't pre-approved), and that ambulance took Billy to an out of network provider where the doctor ordered x-rays and set his leg. So now we've added that $7,000 for a total of $22,770 - that's now nearly 29% of their yearly income.
The median family income in the United States is $49,777. Once those health care expenses are lopped off, the $80K family is suddenly down to roughly $56,800, just $7,023 above the median. Keep in mind, the median family and below are dealing with these same numbers.
How about a CEO making the typical pay package ($9 million) for the head of a company in the S&P's 500? How much of an impact would those health care costs be, just for funsies? $22,770/$9,000,000 = .253% of their yearly income. Sorry, but my pity well is dry.
Oh, and Hatch's net worth was between $1,656,067 and $4,471,000, according to Hatch's mandated financial disclosure statements. Whose interests do you think he's protecting?
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Egality Hurts Pride Lyrics - Thor's Hammer
All human beings are born free
and equal in dignity and rights...
These words offend me and hurt my pride
Reading these lies, I wish I were blind
I am not the same as religious men
I don' t shake hands with Jesus' friends
I spit in the face of the whole Adam's race
And no god shall stand, before myself...
What's the point in forbiding the slavery
When millions gladly live in the chains of god
and there will always be the ones lacking in dignity
so do we really need to accept human rights shit?
Slaves of addictions, money and faith
Cowards and morons, creatures without honour
I' ll never agree with the myth of equality
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BSB addresses employability quotient
Bharath School of Business (BSB), in its endeavor to address the campus-to-corporate gap, recently held a seminar focused on necessary skill sets for the graduates to become job-ready in these uncertain times.
The seminar was addressed by Krishna Desikan, Manager - Delivery Manager, Ford Ltd.
Desikan spoke about employability and corporate expectations from MBA grads.
In the backdrop of the current economic climate, enhancing skill sets, particularly analytical and logical thinking, decision making and business entrepreneurship have become important to get employed, he noted.
Speaking on the key requirements for an employable management candidate, Desikan said, "Candidates today hold immense potential and are street - smart. But the important requirements needed to become industry - ready and navigate through the complex corporate maze are multitasking, versatility and a proactive approach to learning and the ability to implement the concepts learned in the classrooms."
"Current figures show a large number of candidates who still strive for employment. Tangentially, industries seek candidates that suit their requirements and complain about paucity of talent. Students need to go beyond the conventional, by-the book education and seek out to understand and cultivate skills that are industry - relevant", he said.
Lauding BSB's initiative to keep the institution and its students abreast of the industry trends and demands, Desikan added, "BSB understanding of what it takes to handles the economic stress and prepare its assets accordingly is truly commendable".
S Ramachandran, Director, Bharath School of Business said, "I thank Krishna Desikan for this insightful seminar. Through the knowledge and experience shared by him in the industry the students of BSB gained valuable information to improve their employability quotient."
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Overall, it was a really good week for U.S. stocks. The Dow Jones closed at record highs for 3 days this week, joined by the S&P 500 which closed with a record high on Thursday. The Fed held their Federal Open Market Committee this week and the big news out of that meeting was the the Fed is intent on keeping the interest rates low for the foreseeable future. Chair of the Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, announced that they do not have a set date or a timeline in place for when they expect to raise the interest rates.
Technology news was the hot topic of this past week. After much anticipation Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus went on sale on Friday. Apple announced that over 4 million phones were pre-ordered on September 12th. Also, the wait is over for Alibaba's (BABA) IPO. On Friday, the Chinese e-commerce giant's IPO was debuted at $68, but soared 38% to end the day at $93.89, making it the biggest IPO to ever hit wall street.
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TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Boys who drink more milk during their teenage years might not see any drop in their risk for hip fractures as adults, new research suggests. Just the opposite: Their risk actually might rise.
The finding, which was not observed among women, is based on the fracture history of nearly 100,000 white men and women, middle-aged and older, who recounted their milk-drinking habits decades earlier.
"I don't consider this to be a definitive finding that would change the public-health message concerning milk at this point," said lead study author Diane Feskanich. "But even though we're very focused on milk in this country, we don't really have studies that have documented how people drink milk as kids and then have waited 50 to 60 years to see what happens to their bones.
"What we found was a little surprising. Teen milk consumption was associated with a higher fracture risk among men, but not women," said Feskanich, an assistant professor in the department of medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, in Boston.
Feskanich and her colleagues discussed their findings in the Nov. 18 online issue of the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
The researchers said milk has long been touted as an essential part of teen diets. The most recent dietary guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture recommend that adolescents drink at least three glasses of milk (or a dairy equivalent) each day.
The guidelines' goal is to ensure proper skeletal growth and health during adolescence, the time during which boys and girls amass roughly 95 percent of their future adult bone mineral content, the researchers said.
But they also said growing taller -- which can be spurred by drinking milk -- has itself has been linked to a greater risk for fractures, perhaps complicating milk's overall protective role regarding hip-fracture risk.
The investigators analyzed teen milk-consumption patterns that had been reported in 1986 by women participating in the Nurses' Health Study, and in 1988 by men participating in the Health Professional Follow-Up Study.
All participants were white, and milk-consumption histories (primarily involving whole milk) focused on the ages of 13 to 18. The participants' histories were provided solely on the basis of personal recall.
More than 35,000 men and nearly 62,000 women were tracked for 22 years. During this time, 490 hip fractures occurred among men and more than 1,200 occurred among women.
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Buger: Large, cosy country house Catxo, 2 storeys. Outside the resort, 1 km from the centre of Buger, in a quiet, sunny position, 16 km from the sea, in the countryside. Private: property 5'000 m2 (fenced) with lawn 500 m2, wildlife garden, swimming pool angular (6 x 4 m, 01.01.-31.12.). Table tennis, pergola (20 m2), terrace, garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: central heating system, air conditioning. Motor access (via unmade road). Parking at the house on the premises. Grocery, restaurant 600 m, sandy beach 16 km. Sports harbour 20 km, golf course 15 km, riding stable 4 km. Nearby attractions: Parc Natural de S'Albufera 10 km, Sa Pobla 4 km, Pollença 10 km. Please note: car recommended. Animals in the neighbourhood.
4-room house 150 m2 on 2 levels, rustic and cosy furnishings: living/dining room with open-hearth fireplace, dining table and satellite TV. Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 2 beds and air conditioning. Open kitchen (oven, dishwasher, microwave). Exit to the patio. Shower/WC. Oil heating. Upper floor: 1 room with 2 beds, air conditioning and fan. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 double bed, air conditioning and fan. Exit to the balcony. Bath/WC, whirlpool. Balcony, terrace 15 m2, terrace 20 m2, roofed. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Facilities: washing machine, children's high chair, baby cot for up to 3 year olds. Internet (WiFi). Reserved parking at the house. 2 pets/ dogs allowed. Behind the garden, there is enclosed ground with goats, property owner's house.
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Turns out, Home Run Derby was just a television show that ran for six months in 1960 where the contestants squared off for cash prizes, although the series did inspire the modern home run derby which didn't debut until 1985.
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Enfield Museum Service aims to reflect the history and cultural diversity of Enfield through advancing an understanding of our collective past and shared future.
It is responsible for the care, display and interpretation of collections through temporary exhibitions and events, which aim to make the collections accessible to all the people of Enfield.
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10am-5pm Monday - Saturday
10am-1pm Sunday
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A short walk from Enfield Town station, or a longer walk from Enfield Chase station. Served by many local buses, including the 121, 191, 307, 313 and W9. There are also a number of car parks nearby including outside and multistorey.
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Archaeology, Archives, Industry, Inland Waterways, Social History, Trade and Commerce
Enfield Life
- 30 January 2013 — 31 December 2015 *on now
Enfield lies in the north east corner of the old county of Middlesex on the western bank of the River Lee with Essex to the east and Hertfordshire to the north. People have lived in the area for thousands of years and over time, the population has gradually increased to the 312,500 who live in the borough today.
This exhibition by Enfield Museum Service, tells something of the story of the people who have lived and worked here, who have helped to shape the borough and in turn, have been shaped by it. In it, we look back to ancient times and forward into the 21st Century at the changes and developments that have affected life in Enfield.
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Enfield at War: 1914 - 1918
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In August 1914, Britain declared war with Germany. The next four years saw a conflict unlike any that had gone before it, stretching across the globe and claiming the lives of more than 29 million people.
From bombing raids by German airships to wounded soldiers returning from the front, this was a dramatic and life-changing chapter in Enfield's history. This year, Enfield Museum is putting on an exhibition to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War. This exhibition will look at how the war affected the residents of Enfield - both in the trenches and on the home front. It will also delve into the important roles and contributions to the war effort of those living within the borough.
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- Any age
Transport for the Troops
- 27 October 2014 11am-1pm, 2-4pm
- 28 October 2014 11am-1pm, 2-4pm
- 29 October 2014 11am-1pm, 2-4pm
March on down to Enfield Museum for our creative and crafty workshops. Fashion
your own boats, planes, airships and tanks and learn about transport in the First
World War. Suitable for 6-12 year olds.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Suitable for
- 5-6
- 7-10
- 11-13
£4 per child, booking necessary to secure a place.
Box Office 020 8807 6680 or www.dugdalecentre.co.uk
Getting there
A short walk from Enfield Town station, or a longer walk from Enfield Chase station. Served by many local buses, including the 121, 191, 307, 313 and W9. There are also a number of car parks nearby including outside and multistorey.
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