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You've battled hard over the past few months, and now your Season 3 rank is eternally etched in your profile's history. Time for a fresh start!
Today you'll find yourself back in placement for your first match, after which you'll be promoted into a new division and league. Your behind-the-scenes skill rating will carry over from the previous season, so you'll continue to be matched against similarly-skilled players. Best of luck to everyone in the ongoing war of wits!
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It's not here yet!!!!
Yep still not any new season ^^
This server maintenance thing, this is about the new season, right?
Yea season haz started
The way this is done is crap. I am a loyal consumer and it is my opinion that games started before the freeze should not count towards the new season. I went from Clever 10 to Clever 79 on a match that was initiated BEFORE the season ended.
May not mean much to upper tier players, but to me it is everything. I should be able to pick my placement game, not any game that is a continuation from what I thought was frozen. I support everything ONEMANLEFT WITH MY WALLET. Go ahead and check, I'll wait. I have bought every possible purchase because I believe in you guys. You have let me down. Again. It happened last season. FIX IT. When the season is frozen, I should be able to start a new game and let that determine my fate. I should not have to rely on a random game that doesn't count (according to your rules). I should at least get an answer to this email. I haven't heard from you two guys ever before, even though I have requested such. Why can't I pick my own league game? I assumed all of the old season games didn't count. This is my 3rd season ending. That makes me an ORIGINAL supporter and as such it would be polite to have an answer.
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Internal conversions of benzene and its derivatives are known to take place in subpicosecond time scale, when the excitation photon wavelengths are shorter than 2500Å. However, because of the sharing of internal energy among a large number of vibrational degrees of freedom in the hot molecules, the dissociation of a hot molecule is a rather slow process. For example, for a benzene molecule with the internal energy of 146 kcal/mole, which is far exceeding the C-H bond dissociation energy of 110 kcal/mole, the average dissociation lifetime is as long as 10 μsec.
One of the very interesting aspects of benzene and its derivatives is the fact that below the bond dissociation energy, there are many structural isomers and the activation energy for isomerization also lies below the bond dissociation energy. Consequently, isomerization processes are expected to take place before a molecule finds its way to dissociate, and these isomerization processes tend to complicate the dissociation of aromatic hydrocarbons and certainly affect the dynamics of dissociation processes.
In order to understand the complex isomerization processes of vibrationally excited molecules prior to dissociations, we have constructed a new molecular beam apparatus in which identification and velocity distribution of dissociation products from many different channels can be carried out simultaneously. This apparatus employs time-delayed photoionization by a vacuum UV laser. The laser is directed perpendicular to the propagation direction of the molecular beam and cuts across the center of mass of the dissociated molecules to produce a line of ionized products. The displacement of products from the center of mass reveal the information on the recoil velocities of products, and the masses of dissociation products were measured after ions are accelerated to a constant momentum by applying short electric pulses, and using a cylindrical electrostatic energy analyzer.
Using deuterium labeling of methyl group in toluene, it was found that excessive scrambling of H atom on methyl group and H atom on the benzene ring took place prior to dissociation. From the products yields and the extent of isotope scrambling, as well as from the rate of dissociation and isomerization, it was found that the direct dissociation of CH3 is competing with the isomerization of hot toluene into cyclohepta triene. Extensive scrambling of deuterium and hydrogen occurs along the ring once the hot cyclohepta triene is formed.
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Adlène Guedioura revealed this afternoon he could not sleep after finding out his youngest brother was caught up in the Paris terror attacks.
Nabil Guedioura was in the Stade de France for the France versus Germany friendly international last month when two suicide attacks and a bombing took place at a bar close to the packed stadium in the French capital. At least one of the attackers had a ticket to the game and attempted to enter the 80,000 capacity stadium.
Nabil, a 23-year-old forward who has been on trial at Notts County and Crystal Palace, plays for Red Star FC, a Ligue 2 team based in Paris. He found himself on the pitch at the Stade de France when thousands of spectators were evacuated onto the playing surface following the terror attacks.
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"I was in Tanzania [with Algeria for the World Cup qualifier]," said Adlène."It was 1am and I received a text from my mum. I was a bit worried as I saw my brother had sent me a picture of [him at] the Stade de France. I was like, 'Go home quickly'. I was worried, I couldn't sleep."
Nabil allayed fears about his well being by tweeting he was safe
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absoluteli newbie from solid.any seriuos help?
wel.. time to go to sweet tubes valey. I have never heard none of then, but I think its for my taste.
I buy some lamps el84,6v6, also 6sl7,6sn7,gu 50.. these are NOS. about 50-30years old, from military. thae are beter of new ones because of usig 100% materials tubes a need, not savings.. i ALSO SELL PART OF THEM. I have about 50 new tubes. guys,can You help me with information about lamps pin, wich where to conect, also the "black whole" is output transformers.. all other including read shematic I will find. I have built zen v4. but it is expierence on solid state, which is o lot diferent between theese two..
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The re-opening of Sunnydale High School feels just like old times for Buffy as some undead students and faculty rise up and blame the Slayer for failing to protect them. Dawn and Buffy, together with some of Dawn's new friends join together to defeat the evil. Meanwhile, the newly-ensouled Spike is seeking solace in the maze-like basement of the new school, and Willow begins her rehabilitation with Giles in England.


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A filmmaker is taking credit for halting Donald Trump's plans to run for the U.S. presidency with his documentary You'Ve Been Trumped.
The business tycoon-turned-reality TV star had hinted he would try to replace Barack Obama in the White House in 2012.
But he announced on Monday (16May11) he would not seek the Republican party presidential nomination - and director Anthony Baxter believes his expose may have swayed The Apprentice star's decision.
In the film, which is being shopped at the Cannes Film Festival in France, Trump is portrayed as a ruthless mogul who tries to bulldoze an area of Scotland to build a golf course.
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The Merck deal follows on the sale of other cancer drugs, including Novartis's deal with GlaxoSmithKline, and Pfizer's ongoing pursuit of AstraZeneca, which has a notable stable of cancer drugs. The timing of Merck's sale, announced Tuesday, also comes as new research shows just how lucrative the area is.
In the last decade, the average cost of a brand-name cancer drug jumped from about $5,000 per month to $10,000 per month in 2013, according to a new IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics study out this morning. Oncology, by far, remains the largest area of focus in drug research and development, IMS said.
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text: Home > Nation What PH did differently in response to 'Glenda' By David Dizon, ABS-CBNnews.com Posted at Jul 17 2014 08:52 PM | Updated as of Jul 18 2014 04:52 AM Share Save Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Project NOAH chief says PH getting better in disaster response MANILA - What did the Philippine government do differently in preparing for Typhoon Glenda (inernational codename Rammasun)? Speaking on ANC's Headstart, Project NOAH executive director Mahar Lagmay said the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council conducted pre-disaster risk assessment (PDRA) before the typhoon made landfall. This means getting the cooperation of different agencies and building a scenario on what to expect of a certain event such as Typhoon Glenda. "Days before, we were already discussing the science and the impacts that might happen. It is important that the forecasts are correct...[If] You don't have a good forecast, then everything else will fail. You must have good basis and it is not mere guesswork and government invested a lot of money in trying to make the forecasts accurate," he said. Once the forecasts are done, the information is then passed on to the other units such as the Department of the Interior and Local Government and local government units so they can prepare for the event. This can include preparations such as prepositioning rescue boats, drainage pumps and relief goods. Undersecretary Alexander Pama of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council earlier said hazard maps have already been distributed to 27 provinces all over the country. Lagmay said preparations for a typhoon should also be matched by the appropriate response from the people. He said the lower death toll for Typhoon Glenda, currently at 40 deaths, is much lower compared to the 300 deaths after Typhoon Milenyo 8 years ago. "If the reports are true, that we were able to put the casualty count at a very low level, I think that is a good figure but it is also important to note that one life lost is one too many," he said. He also said the devastation brought by past typhoons such as Typhoon Yolanda last year could be making a more lasting impact upon Filipinos. More than 6,000 people were killed during Yolanda's onslaught last year. "The hazards will always be there. They have always been there. The best that we can do is plan and prepare well. Disasters only happen when we are not smart enough to deal with the hazards but when we are smart, we make ourselves resilient and there will be no disasters," he said. "I think we are getting better. Pain is the best teacher. We don't want to repeat the same mistakes from what happened before." Share Save Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Read More: mahar lagmay Yolanda Haiyan Rammasun /life/03/26/17/movie-review-power-rangers-reboot-offers-campy-nostalgia/sports/03/26/17/up-fans-womens-volleyball-final-4-bid-with-4-set-win-over-nu/video/life/03/26/17/looking-for-a-place-to-stay-in-manila-check-out-this-capsule-hostel/life/03/26/17/watch-zamboanga-inmates-lead-dance-number-for-earth-hour/life/03/26/17/look-a-new-hangout-for-bikers-in-metro-manila


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Here are a few caps of the cast!
Is that Mukal Dev I spy?
Says Mr. Salman Khan:
Preach it, brother.
A whole movie based on the idea of "pay it forward" with goonda bashing and Tabu? Even if this movie is a hot mess--especially if this movie is hot mess--I plan on enjoying it to the utmost!
Disappointing review of Jackpot from Shubhra Gupta. Apparently Naseer does not chew the scenery, which is just a waste. Does nobody understand how to make low budget fun anymore?
A little way into Jackpot, I heard a character say: "Yeh plot bada complex hai (this plot is very complex)." My heart sank. This is not what I expected from a film featuring a very pretty porn star, a buffed-up stud, and a thesp in jazzy threads. It should have been simple, fast in-and-out, grimy fun. What I got was stretched-out lameness, for an hour and a half.
Thanks for taking one for the team, Shubra!
Okay, here is our consensus list of "best" films for 2013. Now to see how closely all the outlets track to it.
But I have to say that it's disappointing to see Special 26 all up in this because quite frankly it was a mess of a film and very boring in places. Shows you how much these guys value "not-Bollywood" as "good."
Shahrukh Khan is Forbes India's Celebrity 100 List.
Katrina Kaif is the highest ranking woman at #9.
A fluffy paid article on Shahid Kapoor in TOI where he gets to say that R…Rajkumar was liked just fine TYVM but it includes cute photos!
If Remo Fernandes hates film music so much why is he making them? For cash? Don't do us any favors, buddy.
Put some light on the pop culture songs in India, especially the decade of 80s and 90s…
The main thing is that there was a mainstream pop and rock culture in India in those years, which is dead today. And what's more, each artiste had his/her own distinctive style and sound, which is as it should be. Very soon, though, Bollywood noticed this new sound, and swallowed up most of these artistes, who readily gave themselves up full time to celluloid.
And, okay, before you hit me with the fair point of: "Whatever, Filmi Girl, you just hate Priyanka Chopra."
Can I just bitch a little more about how boring her "1970s cabaret girl" look is? I mean, really? You get the opportunity to do a 1970s cabaret and the costuming and sets look like a contemporary second tier faux-classy casino show.
All these films that want to borrow from the masala of the past without fully engaging with it just kill me. Either they go overboard with the kitsch and you get Aamir Khan thrusting his spangled crotch in your face or it's all done half-assed and about as mall-shopper classy as a Victoria's Secret ramp show.
To have the chance to do something as giddy and fun as this:
Or as out of control sexy as Bindu popping out of a glitter suit:
And giving us an underwear model "sexy face" and a dress that JLo might have worn circa 2003? MEGA-YAWN.
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<email@example.com> writes: > As for the problem that Jeff is describing, this is a problem with trying > to make the old Apache 1.3 code fit the MPM model without paying enough > attention to the flow of the code. Take a look at the 1.3 code, it uses > longjmp to make sure it is always executing the correct code. The 2.0 > code tries to use return codes from APR functions. But, the basic code > still looks like the 1.3 code. A few months ago, child processes were > morphing into parent processes when we tried to kill them off. To fix > this, I modified some of the code to exit at the right time. I believe > about a month later, Paul Reder made a similar change. IMNSHO, this can > be solved only by actually taking the time to trace through the prefork > MPM, and figure out what is happening, and fixing the bugs. BTW, the > threaded and perchild MPMs are incredibly similar to the prefork MPM in > this respect. I'm not sure what you mean by "fixing the bugs." As I see it, prefork wants to use signals as the way to tell child processes to go away. Doing much in the signal handler is problematic. Instead we need to 1) longjmp() from the signal handler to a safe spot and exit from there or 2) we make sure we wake up when the signal handler returns. Do you have a third suggestion? I'll post a patch in the next few minutes for solution 2. It seems to work fine. -- Jeff Trawick | firstname.lastname@example.com | PGP public key at web site: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/9289/ Born in Roswell... married an alien... | |
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The Future Is Fluid
Liquid Biopsy Has Proven Its Mettle in the Fight against NSCLC and May Soon Also Be Standard of Care in Other Cancers
Genomics Brings Heavy Lifting to Immuno-Oncology
The Synergy of Two Burgeoning Fields Will Lead to Improved Precision Medicine
Singling Out RNA Biomarkers in Situ
ACD's ISH Platform Achieves Single-Base Resolution and Retains Morphological Context
Microanalyte MDx Goes Mainstream
Nucleic Acid Analytes Are Reliable Sources of Data for Diagnostic Calculations
GEN Reports on Revolution in Molecular Diagnostics
New Rochelle, NY, October 24, 2012— PCR continues to transform the field of molecular diagnostics, reports Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN). Its ability to enrich genomic regions of interest for next-generation sequencing (NGS) and to interface with other technologies such as mass spectrometry are helping to usher in the personalized medicine era, according to a recent issue of GEN.
"Molecular diagnostics and personalized medicine go hand in hand in terms of beginning to radically change the current healthcare paradigm," said John Sterling, Editor in Chief of GEN. "And technologies such as PCR, next-gen sequencing, and mass spectrometry are critical to driving the development of novel types of molecular diagnostics."
For example, Garth D. Ehrlich, Ph.D., executive director, center for genomic sciences, Allegheny-Singer Research Institute, says a new method coupling PCR and mass spectrometry could revolutionize the way clinical labs identify pathogens. His team has begun using a PCR-based mass spec method known as PCR-electron spray ionization, time-of-flight, mass spectrometry (PCR-ESI-TOF-MS). This technology reportedly provides great sensitivity, accuracy, and breadth within the realm of molecular diagnostics for pathogen detection. It takes advantage of the sensitivity of both PCR and mass spectrometry.
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"Most of the mistakes in thinking are inadequacies of perception rather than mistakes of logic."
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Hulk Hogan's ex-wife, Linda Hogan, recently appeared on Inside Edition this week, getting emotion she told them she was an 'honest, good wife' while with Hogan. She wrote the following letter to Hogan:
YOU have single handedly ruined our 25-year marriage and our family ... my trust, my love, my future, our future family with grandchildren, holidays, weddings, our kids' lives, homes, their ability to trust, our poor animals, friends, neighbors, your career, finances, trademarks, retirement, your legacy, your reputation, your health ... even your soul ... You lost it ALL.
You took me for granted and never appreciated me or our beautiful family ... blaming me for your horrendous mistakes.
And yet you continue in life this very way, still .. Hiding behind those sunglasses, false smile , oh ... and the bandana!
Until you can really apologize, to me ... And to our children ... I will never ever forgive you.
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Arachidonic acid inhibits capacitative Ca2+entry and activates non-capacitative Ca2+entry in cultured astrocytes
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Abstract Arachidonic acid (AA) plays important physiological or pathophysiological roles. Here, we show in cultured rat astrocytes that: (i) endothelin-1 or thapsigargin (Tg) induces store-depleted activated Ca 2+ entry (CCE), which is inhibited by 2-aminoethoxydiphenyl borane (2-APB) or La 3+; (ii) AA (10 μM) and other unsaturated fatty acids (8,11,14-eicosatrienoic acid and γ-linoleic acid) have an initial inhibitory effect on the CCE, due to AA- or fatty acid-induced internal acid load; (iii) after full activation of CCE, AA induces a further Ca 2+ influx, which is not inhibited by 2-APB or La 3+, indicating that AA activates a second Ca 2+ entry pathway, which coexists with CCE; and (iv) Tg or AA activates two independent and co-existing non-selective cation channels and the Tg-induced currents are initially inhibited by addition of AA or weak acids. A possible pathophysiological effect of the AA-induced [Ca] i overload is to cause delayed cell death in astrocytes.


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IPM is based on taking preventive measures, monitoring the crop or site for the level of the pests, assessing the potential for pest damage, and choosing appropriate actions. Many different tactics may be available, including cultural practices, biological control agents, pesticides, pest-resistant varieties, mechanical methods and physical barriers. In IPM, these tactics may be combined into a plan that best suits the particular situation. It is a comprehensive approach dedicated to removing causes rather than just treating symptoms. This five day training course is intended to guide farmers on pest eradication using environmentally friendly means to yield improved farm results.
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28-year-old photographer Craig Burrows photographs plants and flowers using the technique called UVIVF, or "ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence." The process is relatively unknown, but it allows you to select fluorescence in plants by the use of high intensity UV light.
Typically, the camera lens blocks ultraviolet radiation. However, Burrows photographs taken with an LED light having a 365nm wavelength, which passes through the filter to pass ultraviolet and infrared light. Plants absorb UV light and emit visible radiation at different wavelengths, so the photographer removes the color more vivid than those that can be observed under normal conditions.
Burrows photographed individual plants and flowers, but in the future plans to make similar shots with whole gardens, lawns and greenhouses using a 100-watt spotlights.


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A load of old cobblers
Twenty five years ago I visited a town in Poland called Starachowice. Since WW2 it had been a town that produced trucks – Star Trucks – and almost nothing else. When I visited, in the early 90s, the factory had closed and unemployment was through the roof. The town felt lost, abandoned, the populace shocked and confused. Even today, the town receives special economic privileges, still reeling from the loss of its industrial heart. It's not just in planned economies that towns specialise, and ultimately pay the price. Northampton, which I visited this week, was a town of cobblers, and something about it put me in mind of Starachowice. How or why a town organically comes to specialise in a particular industry without Communist central control, I don't know, but Northampton made shoes and boots, enjoying a boom that lasted from the Napoleonic Wars until demand died away between the world wars. And even though its main industry pretty much died away decades ago, there is a feeling about some parts of the town – not all, but definitely some – that it's still a bit lost to itself, somehow not entirely sure what it's for now, like an old soldier sat in the corner of the pub, ignored because nobody wants to hear his stories anymore. Echoes of Northampton's past as a town of shoemakers abound in the tangle of streets where I'm staying this week, from the abandoned factories, like Waukerz Boot Factory- an oddly punk name in 19th century stonework… …to the house names… …to this tile, randomly stuck halfway up a wall – a small, oddly formal piece of...Timebomb – Second Lives
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Alaska beer makes Minnesota foray Alaskan Brewing Co., the longtime and well-known beer brand based in Juneau, enters the Minnesota market today and kicks off a series of events around the Twin Cities. Craig Medred May 2, 2011
Downtown skate shop honored by industry magazine Popular with skateboarders and snowboarders, zAKs Boardroom is honored as TransWorld Business' best new shop less than a year after the death of its founder. Craig Medred April 5, 2011
Clothes with a conscience A fair trade fashion show in Anchorage is for both fashionistas as well as for those concerned about the global economic impact of their wardrobe. Craig Medred March 19, 2011
Seward family starts globally aware business One new Seward-based business is making skin creams and ointments with sustainability in mind, and it's a family affair. Cinthia Ritchie March 9, 2011
The best cups of coffee in Alaska Sometimes, when the spoon grates against the bottom of an empty can of coffee grounds, self-reliant Alaskans have to bundle up and brave the cold for the sake of a hot cup o' Joe. Craig Medred January 30, 2011
The Alaska state shoe Alaskans are tough, individualistic, fun-loving, active, and practical. Is there a shoe that embodies that Alaskan mentality? A shoe that can be called quintessentially Alaskan? Ben Anderson January 24, 2011
'Community Supported Fishery' offering Tanner crab in January In a spin on the popular Community Supported Agriculture model, the Alaska Marine Conservation Council is offering its first delivery of fresh seafood this month from its Community Supported Fishery, allowing Anchorage residents to get an environmentally -- and economically -- conscious shipment of hard-to-find Tanner crab. Ben Anderson January 14, 2011
Alaska Beer and Barley Wine Festival offers something for everyone (over 21) This year's iteration of the always-popular Beer and Barley Wine festival offers a nice blend of local and far-flung breweries, and more beer than even Homer Simpson could dream of. Ben Anderson January 13, 2011
Skinny Raven's 'Skinny Mini' offers less inventory, more luxury to Anchorage runners A new South Anchorage location of the popular Skinny Raven Sports running store provides athletic and casual shoes in an intimate setting -- and come summer, customers won't need a treadmill to test out their new footwear. Ben Anderson January 7, 2011
Eagle River Candy and Gifts offers handmade sweets for locals A family-owned operation in Eagle River serves up a variety of candy and chocolates for any sweet tooth. Ben Anderson January 4, 2011
Kaladi Brothers' New Year's Day fundraiser will benefit local charities The coffee company's annual Jan. 1 fundraiser last year generated more than $10,000 for a local after-school program. Ben Anderson December 27, 2010
Goose auction, other Christmas dinner goodies for sale Wednesday Looking for a goose to roast for Christmas dinner? Two will go to the highest bidder at Anchorage's Northway Mall farmers' market Wednesday. Craig Medred December 20, 2010
Hanukkah roundup: Where do you buy a menorah in Anchorage? Alaska has a relatively small Jewish population -- a fact that's reflected on store shelves as Alaskans prepare to celebrate Hanukkah. Maia Nolan-Partnow November 29, 2010
Custom dressmaker helps Alaska brides create dream gowns Linda Homan of LH Design has made 500 to 600 custom wedding gowns in 20 years of working with Alaska brides. Craig Medred November 24, 2010
Tartan trends for fall Not to be confused with argyle or checks, traditionally trendy plaids and tartans abound this season for you and for your home. Craig Medred September 15, 2010
Her Tern turns 5; have a cupcake! Skinny Raven's stylish sister store is celebrating five years of classing up its downtown Anchorage corner with a birthday party this Friday. Maia Nolan-Partnow September 1, 2010
Ooh la la luggage If you're looking for just the right weekender with the panache to be seen boarding the private jet -- or any jet, for that matter -- check out these great luggage options right here in Anchorage. Craig Medred August 31, 2010
Time to get rid of plastic plant pots Gather up those green plastic plant pots. Time to clean up the yard before winter. Patti Epler August 17, 2010
The prettiest candy in Alaska During a week of spectacular displays of aurora borealis, what better snack than a candy named for the northern lights? Maia Nolan-Partnow August 5, 2010
Pro shop finds for golfing fashionistas Wouldn't you know it? It took a woman running the place to bring the Anchorage Golf Course pro shop into the current millennium when it comes to the burgeoning business of women's golf. Patti Epler August 3, 2010


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I originally found this recipe in our local paper. After a few additions and substitutions, it became my family's favorite. I prepare it at least twice a month.—Gloria Handley, Phoenix, Arizona
70 Budget-Friendly Dinners That Are Big on Taste
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Dash garlic powder
- 1 can (19 ounces) ready-to-serve chunky beef vegetable soup
- 4 ounces spaghetti, cooked and drained
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- Minced fresh parsley, optional
- In a skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in salt, pepper and garlic powder. Transfer to a greased 2-qt. baking dish. Pour soup over meat mixture. Top with spaghetti and cheese.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with parsley if desired. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Busy Day Dinner in Taste of Home Ground Beef Cookbook
1999, p236
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News Item - 03/19/2017
The Wrong Way to Lower Health-Insurance Premiums
by Peter R. Orszag
For proponents of the American Health Care Act, perhaps the most encouraging nugget in the Congressional Budget Office�s otherwise critical analysis is that insurance premiums could fall by 10 percent on average by 2026. Even this prediction is more mirage than reality, however, in part because of an obscure concept known as �actuarial value.�
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News Item - 03/07/2017
The American Health Care Act: the Republicans� bill to replace Obamacare, explained
by Sarah Kliff
House Republicans released their long-awaited replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act on Monday.
The American Health Care Act was developed in conjunction with the White House and Senate Republicans. Two big questions � how many people it will cover and how much it will cost � are still unresolved: It will likely cover fewer people than the Affordable Care Act currently does, but we don�t know how many. And the Congressional Budget Office has not yet scored the legislation, so its price tag is unknown.
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News Item - 02/24/2017
The Department of Health and Humans Services� Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) announced the Phase 2 winners of the Move Health Data Forward Challenge.
Winning submissions will now move on to the challenge�s last phase to develop applications that will allow individuals to share their personal health information safely and securely with their health care providers, family members or other caregivers.
Phase 1 of the Move Health Data Forward Challenge required applicants to submit their plans describing how they would develop solutions to help with the flow of health information. The ten Phase 1 winners were awarded $5,000 each and moved on to Phase 2, which required participants to demonstrate a viable solution to achieve those goals by allowing for the safe and secure exchange of consumer or provider health records.
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News Item - 02/23/2017
New Report Shows that Medicare Advantage Payments Won�t Keep Pace With Costs in 2018
by Kristine Grow
Payment cuts would threaten benefits and savings for more than 18 million seniors
Millions of seniors who depend on Medicare Advantage (MA) plans could see cuts to their coverage and benefits if new payment changes take effect next year. That�s according to a new analysis by Oliver Wyman prepared for America�s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP).
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News Item - 02/17/2017
CMS Issues MOON Implementation Guidance
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has updated its Medicare claims processing manual to include
on implementing the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON), a standard notice that all hospitals and critical access hospitals must provide effective March 8 to all Medicare beneficiaries who receive outpatient observation services for more than 24 hours. Under the Notice of Observation Treatment and Implication for Care Eligibility (NOTICE) Act of 2015, hospitals must provide oral and written notice to beneficiaries within 36 hours after observation services are initiated, or sooner if the individual is transferred, discharged, or admitted as an inpatient. The notice informs patients they are an outpatient receiving observation services, not an inpatient, and about the associated implications for cost-sharing and eligibility for Medicare coverage of skilled nursing facility services. Among other things, the guidance addresses:
The scope of the requirements;
How hospitals must deliver the notice and within what timeframe;
Steps to take if a beneficiary refuses to sign the MOON, or if the notice must be delivered to a beneficiary�s representative;
Ensuring beneficiary comprehension;
What may be provided in the �additional information� field of the MOON;
Retention requirements for the MOON; and
The intersection with state laws on observation notices.
CMS issued the final policies for implementing the NOTICE Act last August with the inpatient prospective payment system final rule, but delayed implementation until 90 days after the updated MOON was
News Item - 02/17/2017
National health expenditure growth is expected to average 5.6 percent annually over 2016-2025, according to a report authored by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services� (CMS) Office of the Actuary (OACT).
These projections are constructed using a current-law framework and do not assume potential legislative changes over the projection period.
National health spending growth is projected to outpace projected growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 1.2 percentage points. As a result, the report also projects the health share of GDP to rise from 17.8 percent in 2015 to 19.9 percent by 2025. Growth in national health expenditures over this period is largely influenced by projected faster growth in medical prices compared to recent historically low growth. This faster expected growth in prices is projected to be partially offset by slowing growth in the use and intensity of medical goods and services.
According to the report, for 2016, total health spending is projected to have reached nearly $3.4 trillion, a 4.8-percent increase from 2015. The report also found that by 2025, federal, state and local governments are projected to finance 47 percent of national health spending, a slight increase from 46 percent in 2015.
Additional findings from the report:
Total national health spending growth:
Growth is projected to have been 4.8 percent in 2016, slower than the 5.8 percent growth in 2015, as a result of slower Medicaid and prescription drug spending growth. In 2017, total health spending is projected to grow by 5.4 percent, led by increases in private health insurance spending. National health expenditure growth is projected to be faster and average 5.8 percent for 2018-2025 largely due to expected faster spending growth in both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare spending growth is projected to have been 5.0 percent in 2016 and is expected to average 7.1 percent over the full projection period 2016-2025. Faster expected growth after 2016 primarily reflects utilization of Medicare covered services increasing to approach rates closer to Medicare�s longer historical experience. This results in Medicare spending per beneficiary growth of 4.1 percent over 2016-2025 (compared to 1.6 percent growth for 2010-2015).
Private health insurance:
Spending growth is projected to have slowed from 7.2 percent in 2015 to 5.9 percent in 2016, a trend that is related to slower growth in private health insurance enrollment. Spending growth is projected to increase to 6.5 percent in 2017, due in part to faster premium growth in Marketplace plans related to previous underpricing of premiums and the end of the temporary risk corridors.
Projected spending growth slowed significantly in 2016 to 3.7 percent, down from 9.7 percent in 2015, largely reflecting slower growth in Medicaid enrollment. Spending growth is expected to accelerate and average 5.7 percent for 2017-2025 as projected per-enrollee spending growth rises over that timeframe. Underlying the faster per enrollee growth is the increasingly larger share of the Medicaid population who are aged and disabled and who tend to use more intensive services.
Medical price inflation:
Medical prices are expected to increase more rapidly after historically low growth in 2015 of 0.8 percent to nearly 3 percent by 2025. This faster projected growth in prices is influenced by an acceleration in both economy-wide prices and medical specific prices and is projected to be partially offset by slowing growth in the use and intensity of medical goods and services.
Prescription drug spending:
Drug spending growth is projected to have been 5.0 percent in 2016, following growth of 9.0 percent in 2015, mainly due to slowing use of expensive drugs that treat Hepatitis C. Growth is projected to average 6.4 percent per year for 2017-2025, influenced by higher spending on expensive specialty drugs.
Insured Share of the Population:
The proportion of the population with health insurance is projected to increase from 90.9 percent in 2015 to 91.5 percent in 2025.
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News Item - 01/30/2017
Inpatient Hospitalization Costs Associated with Birth Defects Among Persons of All Ages � United States, 2013
by Annelise C. Arth, MPH; Sarah C. Tinker, PhD; Regina M. Simeone, MPH; Elizabeth C. Ailes, PhD; Janet D. Cragan, MD; Scott D. Grosse, PhD
In the United States, major structural or genetic birth defects affect approximately 3% of live births and are responsible for 20% of infant deaths. Birth defects can affect persons across their lifespan and are the cause of significant lifelong disabilities. CDC used the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) 2013 National Inpatient Sample (NIS), a 20% stratified sample of discharges from nonfederal community hospitals, to estimate the annual cost of birth defect�associated hospitalizations in the United States, both for persons of all ages and by age group. Birth defect�associated hospitalizations had disproportionately high costs, accounting for 3.0% of all hospitalizations and 5.2% of total hospital costs. The estimated annual cost of birth defect�associated hospitalizations in the United States in 2013 was $22.9 billion. Estimates of the cost of birth defect�associated hospitalizations offer important information about the impact of birth defects among persons of all ages on the overall health care system and can be used to prioritize prevention, early detection, and care.
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News Item - 01/25/2017
Longer lifespans largely not to blame for rising health care spending
by Austin Frakt
American life spans are rising, and as they are, health care spending is, too. But longevity is not contributing to the spending increase as much as you might think.
The median age in the United States will rise to about 40 by 2040, up from 37.7 today. That�s partly because the average American lives three years longer today � reaching nearly 79 years old � than in 1995. The Congressional Budget Office credits population aging for a substantial portion of its projected increase in health care spending � from 5.5 percent of the economy today to almost 9 percent by 2046.
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News Item - 01/13/2017
MedPAC finalizes 2018 payment recommendations for hospital services
by AHA News Now
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission today finalized its recommendation that would update payments for hospital inpatient and outpatient services in 2018 as outlined under current law, that is, an estimated 1.85%. In addition, MedPAC finalized recommendations that would require Medicare to add a modifier on claims for all services provided at off-campus stand-alone emergency department facilities. In other sessions today, MedPAC finalized recommendations that would update physician payments in accordance with current law (estimated at 0.5%), provide no update to payments for ambulatory surgery centers, and require Medicare to calculate Medicare Advantage benchmarks using fee-for-service spending data only for beneficiaries enrolled in Parts A and B.
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News Item - 01/11/2017
5-Year ACS: State Fact Sheets Available
SHADAC produced new fact sheets with state and county coverage estimates from the 2011�2015 ACS data. The fact sheets provide uninsured rates by characteristics (e.g., age, race/ethnicity, and poverty level) for the pooled years 2011 through 2015. Estimates are available for each state (and the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico) and for all counties within each state. These data are available via a clickable map here, where you can also access a 50-state table of estimates.
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Understanding MS-DRG Grouping under ICD-10
Understanding MS-DRG Grouping under ICD-10
by Rayellen Kishbach
Now that ICD-10 is in full swing, we are seeing a lot of activity with providers, payers, consultants and regulators who need to understand how Acute Inpatient and Long Term Care Hospital claims "behave" when the claim is coded in ICD-10. This includes both prospective and retrospective review of claims scenarios to understand MS-DRG grouping. This article offers a basic primer on MS-DRG grouping logic, and research techniques for using related MediRegs Coding Suite tools. If you'd like a personalized training on these tools, or a demonstration of them in action to see if they are a good fit for your research scenarios, please let us know!
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SMA White Paper - 08/31/2015
New Health Analytics, a national healthcare software developer and data analytics firm, is pleased to announce that it has released a special report with an concise review of the FY 2016 Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Final Rule recently posted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Laynee Announces the Winner of the Giveaway
Laynee, in her Christmas pjs and her "bed" hair says " this was not an easy task to pick just one winner. JuJu, can't we give everyone a pillow?"
I told her I would love to, but we can't do that. So, she had to draw a number.
And the winner is:
Carolynn at Chenille Cottage
She chose the Stenciled Postmark Pillow!
This was so much fun that I think we will do it again next month, what do you think? Good idea? Thanks to everyone who commented and entered.
Enjoy your goodies Carolynn.
Till next time, Judy
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Dear Judy,
I am tickled pink to be your Giveaway winner! It looks like an early Christmas thanks to you and little Laynee! Grammy hugs and kisses, little one! Thank you for picking my number, sweetie!
I can't wait to display your pretty red ticked pillow with the big postage stamp on it. It's just darling. Your tiny little spool trees will look so sweet nestled amongst my Christmas display in my red hutch.(yet to be posted) Did I tell you that I collect snowmen? Your snowman mitten will be my newest addition to my collection.
Blessings and many many thanks for your beautiful handiwork and kind generosity.
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Oven Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwiches
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Recipe by Queen Puff
Made these inspired by Pioneer Woman and they were soooo yummy. Love that you can make so many variations and I think the #1 trick is them being in the oven and all that yumminess melting together! Small Hawaiian rolls would also work really well with these. The mayonnaise can be substituted for melted butter as well.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 12 sandwich buns
- 1 lb ham, shaved (or turkey or roast beef)
- 1 lb provolone cheese (or Swiss, Mozarella, or Cheez Whiz)
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons onions, grated and drained on paper towels (or 1 tablespoon dried onion flakes)
- 1 tablespoon poppy seed
- 1 tablespoon spicy mustard
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine dressing ingredients and spread on top and/or bottom of buns, spooning over tops as well, if you like.
- Add ham.
- Add cheese.
- Wrap each sandwich in a square foil.
- Bake on a baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes until dressing is melted and buns are slightly crusty or cook in crock pot 4 hours on low.
- Can keep in fridge until ready to bake.