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President Obama's second term in office began on Inauguration Day, January 21st, and the list of policy challenges facing his administration is daunting. Aside from the difficult task of addressing the nation's economic woes, the president and his administration will also deal with the increasing complexities of global climate change, a rapidly changing energy market, entitlement and tax reform, healthcare reform, and the repercussions from the still simmering "Arab Spring." Throughout this month, we will solicit the viewpoints of a variety of HKS faculty members to provide a range of perspectives on the promise and pitfalls of The Second Term.
We spoke with Robert Blendon, Professor of Health Policy and Political Analysis at the School of Public Health and faculty member of HKS, about the Affordable Care Act and its challenges on the president's radar screen.
Q: What healthcare policy priorities should be atop the president's agenda in his second term?
A: The election is now over and there is no longer an immediate legislative threat to repealing the Affordable Care Act. But to the surprise of many in the policy community, the debate over the future size and scope of this major piece of healthcare legislation continues. Within the last few weeks, the majority of state governors have indicated an unwillingness to move ahead with state-managed health insurance exchanges, leaving the federal government to take on this task. Also, many have announced that they will not move ahead with expanding their current Medicaid programs due to perceived concerns about the long-term fiscal impact on their state budgets. In many states almost half the uninsured who were to be covered by the ACA were to receive Medicaid. Thus the near-universal nature of this national insurance legislation remains at risk unless these states change their positions and move forward with the Medicaid expansion.
Q: What is the potential blowback if these states don't come on board soon?
A: It is quite possible that if these uncertainties are not resolved this will become a major issue in the next Congressional elections 23 months from now. Opponents of the ACA seeking Congressional office in this election will argue that the legislation needs to be scaled back because of its failed implementation just when the major expansions in coverage are to start moving ahead. The Obama Administration has to focus on these issues if they do not want these criticisms to become a political liability.
Q: How can and should the administration work to overcome the serious challenges standing in the way of the full implementation of the ACA?
A: First, they have to work with eight to ten states where the political environment is supportive and move quickly to enroll uninsured individuals in each state and have a working and functioning state insurance exchange. This has to be seen as workable by small business and their employees. Low enrollment in the exchanges will be seen as a sign of the unworkability of the concept. This program can no longer claim it will be a success based solely on the Massachusetts experience. States like California, Illinois, New York, Maryland, and Washington need to be seen as the 2014 poster children for this effort.
Second, in the effort to resolve the "fiscal cliff" debate and the subsequent conflict over raising the national debt limit in the near-term future, the Administration cannot lose the generous national formulas for state Medicaid expansions now in the current legislation nor reduce the existing federal match for state Medicaid enrollees. If this happens, the promise of near-universal coverage will be illusionary. Also, regardless of the confident statements being made by the Administration of potential ease of the federal government implementing federal exchanges in non-participating states, the reality is that the task is quite daunting.
Q: What lessons from history can the administration draw upon in order to overcome the current challenges to the ACA?
A: The Massachusetts lesson suggests high administrative costs to launch these efforts, the need for substantial cooperation from civic leadership and the requirement of extensive outreach educational efforts. If the resources for this unanticipated federal exchange activity in the ACA are lost in the various budget agreements, the implementation in these non-participating states will be limited and provide a backdrop for the political challenges in 2014. Public information campaigns will matter less in this phase and the reality of the facts on the ground in states will determine how politicians and the media assess this legislation in 2014.
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"The debate over the future size and scope of this major piece of healthcare legislation continues," writes Blendon.
Robert Blendon, Professor of Health Policy and Political Analysis at the School of Public Health and faculty member of HKS


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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 173, July 16, 1999
C Pre-Processor Can Mess Up Fortran 90 CodeRecently, two ARSC users were bitten trying to build well-known applications. In both cases, the applications had been shipped with make files (or generated make files) which used the standard C pre-processor, cpp, to pre-process Fortran 90 source files.
The problem arose because:
- in Fortran 90, the string concatenation operator is "//",
- in C++, the comment delimiter is also "//", and
- by default, Cray cpp strips all C/C++ comments from the source.
In one of the two cases, an F90 source file contained declarations like this:
character (name_len) :: & outfilenm, ! output filename & infilenm, ! output filename & basenm ! filename rootand executable statements like this:
outfilenm = trim(basenm)//'.res' infilenm = trim(basenm)//'.dat'After default pre-processing by cpp, however, these statements looked like this:
outfilenm = trim(basenm) infilenm = trim(basenm)cpp had treated the concatenation, "//'.dat'", like a C++ comment, and deleted it.
One fix is to give cpp the option "-C" which instructs it to retain comments. For example:
cpp -C prog.F prog.fYou can probably append "-C" to end of the "CPP" definition in your makefile or there might be a "CPP_FLAGS" definition in the makefile, to which you could add "-C". For example, if the makefile contained this definition:
Cpp = cpp -Pyou could change it to:
Cpp = cpp -P -CIf possible, a better idea is to use the Fortran 90 compiler to pre-process Fortran 90 code. f90 has three options related to pre-processing:
- f90 -eP prog.F (pre-processes to file "prog.i", do not compile)
- f90 -eZ prog.F (pre-processes to file "prog.i", do compile)
- f90 -F ... (Enable macro expansion throughout the source file. Typically, macro expansion occurs only on source preprocessing directive lines.)
Read "man cpp" and "man f90" for details.
Using Linux COW's to Learn T3E Programming
[ This article contributed by Dr. Don Morton of the University of Montana (UMT) and ARSC. It is an overview of the talk he gave last week at ARSC. ]During the 1990's, several events occurred that would ultimately make it possible for research and education activities in high performance computing to use clusters of workstations (COW's) AND supercomputers. First, the evolution of Linux since 1991 has made it possible for anyone to build a low-cost parallel computer. Second, supercomputer manufacturers such as IBM and CRI began to recognize the importance of using commodity processors, and of adopting tools, such as PVM, that were being used in the cluster environments.
The parallel (excuse the pun) evolution in these two areas has covered much common ground. These days, linux (or other Unix) workstations are often the ideal environment for training students and researchers in applied parallel computing, and for developing and testing parallel codes for ultimate use on machines such as the T3E. These activities typically require a high degree of interactivity between the user and the computer, and this is often not attainable on busy systems such as yukon, particularly in a training situation where numerous users are making simultaneous requests for a limited number of free processors.
Conversely, the presence of parallel clusters at numerous institutions increases the demand for supercomputers. These clusters facilitate the training of students and researchers--people who might not otherwise have easy access to a parallel computing environment--in concepts of parallel computing. By focusing on portable tools such as PVM, MPI and HPF, we produce an increased number of potential supercomputer users. Many of these users, once trained, will enjoy the fact that their codes are ready for supercomputers, and can move on to larger problems.
At UMT, we recently tested this idea that students could be trained in parallel computing on a cluster of Linux workstations, and be ready to run their codes on the T3E with very little extra effort. A graduate course, CS 580 - Parallel Processing, was offered during the Spring 1999 semester. Students were introduced to PVM, MPI, and HPF (Portland Group) with 2-3 weeks devoted to each. They wrote parallel programs for the UMT Linux cluster using each of these parallel programming tools, and tested their performance. By the last month of the course, students had written several parallel programs and had become somewhat confident in their skills. In the final phase of the course, students moved their code to ARSC's T3E. This was motivational for the students and allowed us to determine what kinds of problems new parallel programmers might encounter when migrating from a training environment to a production supercomputing environment.
It was already known that students would face some difficulty in porting their PVM codes to the T3E. As discussed in previous issues of the T3E Newsletter, the "network" version of PVM (that which runs in heterogeneous mode) has some significant differences from the Cray MPP PVM (that which runs on the T3D/E). Cray MPP PVM supports only SPMD programs, does not support dynamic task allocation, and has several Cray-specific PVM function calls that make Cray MPP programming a little easier. Although the network and Cray MPP programming models differ, the knowledgeable programmer can write code that runs with both types of PVM. Students were exposed to these issues, and given examples of their resolution, so actual porting of their codes wasn't too difficult.
The porting of MPI and HPF programs was quite simple for the students, since these programs assume SPMD mode and are supported almost identically on Cray MPP and cluster architectures. The significant problems faced by students were those unrelated to parallel programming tools. Experience has taught us that Cray MPP compilers are less forgiving of programmer mistakes than many Unix architectures. For example, many Unix workstation compilers automatically initialize variables to zero. Once can argue that the Cray MPP forces "tighter" programming, and that this is not necessarily a bad thing.
All in all, we were quite happy with the ease with which students were able to migrate to the T3E from a Linux cluster. This exercise further supported the view that clusters are effective platforms for learning and experimenting with issues in parallel computing. Once users have learned to write parallel code and have had an opportunity to address performance issues, they can be in a position to efficiently use the T3E for their high performance computing needs.
Review of New Beowulf Book
How to Build a Beowulf. A Guide to Implementation and Application of PC Clusters. Thomas L. Sterling, John Salmon, Donald J. Becker, Daniel F. Savarses. MIT Press. ISBN 0-262-69218-XMany will remember that one of the authors, Thomas Sterling of JPL/Caltch, presented a seminar on Beowulf at ARSC on March 5th and 6th 1998. This book is a concentrated summary, written from scratch, of the information presented at various seminars and tutorials undertaken by the authors. It promises to tell the reader how to make a supercomputer out of PC components for a total cost of under $40k dollars.
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Space is also devoted to star applications and dreadful problems the user may encounter. A very useful closing chapter looks at the emerging technology and how Beowulf will be evolving in future.
I recommend this as a good first read for anybody considering putting together a system, either from new nodes or from "remainders." --Guy Robinson
yukon:/usr/local/bin/grmapARSC users can now access "grmap" from /usr/local/bin/. This script reformats output from the "grmview -ld" command to a friendlier display. It shows how well your job is using memory, where it's running, and on how many PEs, among other things. For a longer description of grmap, see:
/arsc/support/news/t3enews/t3enews152/index.xmlHere's an example:
yukon$ /usr/local/bin/grmap UserName Size BasePE Mem avg:max Command ======== ==== =========== ============ ============== A - sven 48 0 [0x0 ] 126:141 run B - ollie 2 48 [0x30 ] 170:170 job C - gunter 26 50 [0x32 ] 62:64 prog D - hunter 32 76 [0x4c ] 214:216 proj E - olga 64 108 [0x6c ] 27:28 junk F - hilda 11 172 [0xac ] 4:4 batch G - lars 70 186 [0xba ] 85:146 script -------------------------------------------------------- 0 <A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A. .A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A. 16 .A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A. .A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A. 32 .A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A. .A..A..A..A..A..A..A..A> 48 <B..B><C..C..C..C..C..C. .C..C..C..C..C..C..C..C. 64 .C..C..C..C..C..C..C..C. .C..C..C..C><D..D..D..D. 80 .D..D..D..D..D..D..D..D. .D..D..D..D..D..D..D..D. 96 .D..D..D..D..D..D..D..D. .D..D..D..D><E..E..E..E. 112 .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. 128 .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. 144 .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. 160 .E..E..E..E..E..E..E..E. .E..E..E..E><F..F..F..F. 176 .F..F..F..F..F..F..F>< . . .. ><G..G..G..G..G..G. 192 .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. 208 .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. 224 .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. 240 .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G. .G..G..G..G..G..G..G..G> 256 < .. .. .. > -------------------------------------------------------- APP-PEs tot:used:free:down MEM tot:used:free JOBS run:blk 260: 253:7 :0 64: 22:41 7:0
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- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
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New York • Carmelo Anthony started fast, struggled through the middle, and finished with a flurry.
And the New York Knicks, after knocking the Boston Celtics from the top of the Atlantic Division, took the first step toward knocking them out of the playoffs.
Anthony scored 36 points, leading the Knicks to an 85-78 victory Saturday in their playoff opener.
"It's a wonderful feeling to know that we got our first win of the series here on our home court, took care of that business," Anthony said. "It was real important for us to come out and get this first win."
The NBA's scoring leader had 10 quick points and endured a tough shooting night from there before scoring eight points in the fourth quarter, helping New York take a 1-0 lead in a series for the first time since the 2001 first round against Toronto.
"Boston knows Melo and they know he's not going anywhere, but they're going to make it as tough as possible for him to score the ball," Knicks coach Mike Woodson said. "And he got off to a good start and then he had that slow middle, and then when he had to pick it up down the stretch, he made the plays that we needed him to make. And I mean that's what the great ones do. They figure it out and Melo's done that all season for our ballclub."
Anthony shot only 13 for 29 from the field but made consecutive baskets late in the final period, when the Knicks held Boston to three baskets and eight points.
Game 2 is Tuesday night before the Celtics host Game 3 on Friday in what will be their first home game since the Boston Marathon bombings.
Jeff Green scored 26 points and Paul Pierce added 21 for the Celtics, who badly missed injured point guard Rajon Rondo, committing 21 turnovers that led to 20 points. The Knicks got their hands on the ball at will in the fourth quarter, when Boston shot 3 of 11.
"We had some just bad turnovers tonight," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "If we had those turnovers in any game we probably should lose the game, and we did. We were making post passes from the other side of the floor. I mean, those are just not good passes."
Kevin Garnett had eight points and nine rebounds but shot only 4 of 12 from the field. Jason Terry, another veteran on a young Celtics team, missed all five shots off the bench.
The Celtics led after three quarters and tied the game for the final time at 72 on Garnett's basket with 8:13 remaining. Anthony then made consecutive jumpers, and after the Celtics got back within three later in the period, he made a layup and a long jumper that gave New York an 83-76 advantage with 1:21 left.
Green made two free throws and the Celtics double-teamed Anthony, but he fired a pass to a wide-open Kenyon Martin under the basket to put it away with 40 seconds left.
"We just panicked a little bit. We don't have to do that," Celtics guard Avery Bradley said. "We have to keep our composure and play the right way. We didn't."
J.R. Smith scored 15 points and Raymond Felton had 13 for the Knicks, while Martin finished with 10 points and nine rebounds in huge minutes for New York with Tyson Chandler struggling through a scoreless 20 minutes after barely playing late in the season because of a bulging disk.
The Knicks ended the Celtics' five-year reign as Atlantic Division champions by going 54-28, winning their first division title since 1994 with their most victories since going 57-25 in 1996-97. The next step would be playoff success for New York, which hasn't won a postseason series since 2000 and couldn't even get a game against the Celtics two years ago.
The Celtics wore a special patch recognizing the difficult week in Boston following the bombings that killed three people at the Boston Marathon on Monday. Rivers said many players were calling home to check on their families Friday, when the Boston area was in lockdown while authorities searched for the suspect. That even affected the Celtics, as Rondo, out for the season with a knee injury, was unable to join the team Friday in New York because he couldn't get out.
The Boston Fire Dept. Color Guard and FDNY color guard carried the flags onto the court before the national anthem, and Anthony and Pierce addressed the crowd before the game, with a few fans booing Pierce before many others yelled "Shhh!" so he could speak.
"Boston will rise and run again," Pierce said.
Fans were supportive of Boston but not the Celtics, as Rivers expected. Garnett, whose clash with Anthony in a regular-season meeting resulted in a one-game suspension for Anthony after he attempted to confront Garnett outside the Celtics' team bus, was loudly booed.
The Knicks threw up airballs on their first two attempts Chris Copeland was woefully short on their first shot. But Anthony quickly got them untracked, hitting a pair of jumpers and then consecutive 3-pointers in a 12-2 spurt for a 12-6 lead. But Boston regrouped and rallied to take a 29-26 lead on Green's 3-pointer as the first quarter ended.
It was close throughout the second, but the Knicks' offense stalled late in the period, with too little ball movement and too much of Anthony holding the ball. Green scored 12 in the period and Boston led 53-49 at the break.
The Celtics opened a 70-63 lead late in the third, but New York got the final four points of the period, then opened the fourth with Felton's jumper and Martin's three-point play to go back ahead, 72-70.
The Knicks were without starting guard Pablo Prigioni because of a sprained ankle, and rookie Copeland was scoreless in his place. The Knicks were 16-2 with Prigioni in the starting lineup during the season.
Knicks lead series 1-0
O Carmelo Anthony shoots just 13 for 29, but hits shots late to score 36 points and lead New York in Game 1.
• The Celtics commit 21 turnovers, leading to 20 points for the Knicks. They also shoot 3 for 11 in the fourth quarter.
Knicks 85, Celtics 78
FG FT Reb
Boston Min M-A M-A O-T A PF Pts
Green 45:35 8-15 7-7 2-7 2 3 26
Bass 32:41 2-2 0-0 1-10 1 2 4
Garnett 36:36 4-12 0-0 0-9 4 5 8
Bradley 35:05 7-14 0-0 1-3 4 3 15
Pierce 39:11 6-15 8-8 0-5 7 2 21
Terry 19:59 0-5 0-0 0-3 0 1 0
Crawford 10:46 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 0
Lee 20:07 0-2 4-4 0-2 0 1 4
Totals 240:00 27-65 19-19 4-40 18 17 78
Percentages: FG .415, FT 1.000. 3-Point Goals: 5-20, .250 (Green 3-5, Bradley 1-2, Pierce 1-7, Garnett 0-1, Lee 0-1, Terry 0-4). Team Rebounds: 4. Team Turnovers: 21 (20 PTS). Blocked Shots: 5 (Green 3, Garnett, Terry). Turnovers: 20 (Green 6, Pierce 6, Bradley 4, Garnett 3, Terry). Steals: 5 (Bradley 3, Lee, Pierce). Technical Fouls: Defensive three second, 2:51 third.
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N.Y. Min M-A M-A O-T A PF Pts
Anthony 40:42 13-29 6-6 0-6 1 3 36
Copeland 12:46 0-3 0-0 0-1 0 1 0
Chandler 20:25 0-0 0-0 1-5 0 3 0
Felton 43:21 5-13 2-3 2-4 6 3 13
Shumpert 21:46 1-2 0-0 0-5 3 4 3
Smith 31:35 7-19 0-1 0-5 0 3 15
Kidd 35:22 2-6 2-2 2-5 3 3 8
Martin 28:26 4-7 2-3 5-9 0 2 10
Novak 5:22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0
JWhite 0:15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Totals 240:00 32-79 12-15 10-40 13 23 85
Percentages: FG .405, FT .800. 3-Point Goals: 9-25, .360 (Anthony 4-6, Kidd 2-5, Shumpert 1-2, Felton 1-3, Smith 1-7, Copeland 0-2). Team Rebounds: 4. Team Turnovers: 13 (10 PTS). Blocked Shots: 4 (Martin 2, Felton, Smith). Turnovers: 13 (Shumpert 4, Anthony 3, Smith 3, Felton 2, Martin). Steals: 15 (Anthony 4, Kidd 3, Felton 2, Smith 2, Chandler, Copeland, Martin, Shumpert). Technical Fouls: Chandler, 5:08 first.
Boston 29 24 17 8 78
New York 26 23 18 18 85
Attendance • 19,033
Time • 2:29.
Officials • Monty McCutchen, Bill Spooner, Gary Zielinski.


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I see in various blogs and magazine articles that many people are finding the new familysearch website a challenge. I must say that I don't find it as user friendly as the old site and I like to think I am reasonable computer & website savvy.
This is so unlike the LDS who have always seemed to me to be top players in the online genealogy field. Don't get me wrong I am very grateful to them for allowing the public access to their resources at no charge.
One of the main problems is that not all of the data has been brought across from the old site, I am not talking about the member submitted entries, but the extracted material. Like Sue Paul who wrote a letter to Your Family History magazine recently I have found that quite a few Bedfordshire parishes are missing. Also I use the batch number facility often to search a complete parish, but this seems to be almost impossible on the new website.
The good news is that the old site is still available and hopefully it won't disappear into the ether before all the teething troubles of the new site have been solved. My solution to this problem, which I am sure is temporary, is to search both sites.
So here are links to
The Old Familysearch – http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=search_all1.asp&clear_form=true
The New Familysearch – https://www.familysearch.org/


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Emmanuel Frimpong, Gervinho, Carl Jenkinson and Alex Song all start against Udinese tonight.
Song and Gervinho return from domestic suspension while youngsters Frimpong and Jenkinson continue after impressing against Liverpool.
Robin van Persie, who was suspended for the first leg last week, also starts in Italy.
Johan Djourou returns from a hamstring strain and partners Thomas Vermaelen at centre half.
Team in full: Szczesny, Jenkinson, Vermaelen, Djourou, Sagna, Song, Frimpong, Ramsey, Walcott, Gervinho, Van Persie.
Subs: Fabianski, Traore, Miquel, Rosicky, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arshavin, Chamakh.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source