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As shown blouse can be made available and also can be customised as per your style or pattern subject to fabric limitation.
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Redskins: The only thing worse than wearing the Steelers 1934 throwbacks would be losing to them
October 25, 2012 | Redskins/NFL | 1 Comment|
It is old news, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are wearing these on Sunday when they host the Washington Redskins:
Technically, those are "inspired" by the 1934 uniforms, back when they were the Pittsburgh Pirates of the NFL. To me, it makes them look like convicted bumble bees that broke out of prison and started running a 5K or something. Or this guy:
Or is this just an elaborate homage to Christian glam metal band Stryper?
Of course, the only thing worse than having to wear that uniform or watch your team wear that uniform is watching your team LOSE to the team wearing those uniforms. So, don't screw this up Redskins.
Q&A with guest prognosticator The Maryland Bureau Chief Emeritus coming up at 2 p.m.
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The Story - In 1992 my wife greeted me at the door with an Uncle Henry's and a phone #. We found our Mustang in Durham Maine where a Kid had taken it from a Barn UNDER HAY in Mass. We bought it with out getting it running for $2,500 by time we returned to pick it up..we were offered more money. After getting it home found the numbers all match and was a True 64 built April 1 number 6276 with 056212 miles. Raven Black with Power Top... but needs some tlc


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Menus Get Cheesy
While many chefs choose specialty cheeses that tie into their
restaurant's cuisine, some get a little edgier. These dishes highlight a few top choices.
Fiscalini Farms Cheddar Cheese Soup
"Fiscalini is a great farmstead cheese that is made in nearby Modesto, just 100 miles from here," says Percy Whatley, executive chef at Yosemite Park's Ahwahnee Hotel dining room. "The 18-month aged bandaged cheddar I use here is my favorite because of its sharpness." To add to this soup's California character, Whatley uses all local ingredients, including Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Of the artisan cheeses in Ahwahnee's inventory, 90 percent are from California. "Our strategy is to keep our carbon footprint to a minimum."
Gruyere Gnocchi with wild Burgundy snails, yellowfoots and bortaga
Cheese shows up in many courses at One if by Land, Two if by Sea, a New York City landmark. Executive chef Craig Hopson sources a mix of imported and domestic products from Murray's Cheese, a wholesale/retail operation just a few blocks away. Although gnocchi is traditionally made with Parmesan, Hopson looked for something "nutty and sharp" to give these a more definitive flavor. "I tweaked the gnocchi recipe to get in the maximum amount of Gruyere without compromising the texture," he says.
Ballyvolane House Cheese Souffle
Dinner is a four-course seasonal spread at this country hotel and restaurant, located in County Cork, Ireland, with local produce, meats and cheeses playing a starring role. This signature souffle is made with shredded Kerrygold Dubliner, a hard cheese with Cheddar, Swiss and Parmesan notes. Owner Justin Green likes to serve the souffles hot from the oven in individual ramekins accompanied by balsamic vinegar-dressed baby greens as a salad course.
Halloumi Saganaki
Produced on the island of Cyprus for centuries, halloumi is a semi-hard, handmade cheese made from sheep and goat milk. It's used extensively by Michael Psilakis, chef-partner at New York City's Anthos, who imports the most authentic ingredients for his upscale Greek-inspired menu. "Halloumi is the only cheese that maintains its integrity through cooking; the unique texture allows me to roast, grill, dehydrate or fry it without losing its shape," he notes. Here, Psilakis grills the versatile halloumi to accompany a salad for a first course.
Baked Brie with buckwheat honey sabayon
While at Zola in Washington D.C., chef Frank Morales developed this sweet-savory dish for the Epcot Food & Wine Festival. Fine-dining restaurants are increasingly pairing cheeses with honey varietals to entice customers into ordering a cheese course. Morales took this trend a step further by creating a recipe that combines the two; the robustly flavored buckwheat honey offers just the right counterpoint to the creamy brie.
Wisconsin Cheese Plate with Turkish figs and spicy pecan brittle
A classically composed cheese plate covers a spectrum of flavors and textures, ranging from sweet and runny to semi-soft, hard and blue. At Denver's Solera, Goose Sorensen presents four Wisconsin varieties—Camembert, Grand Cru Gruyere Surchoix, Italico and Creamy Gorgonzola—accompanying them with house-made condiments. "Both the figs and pecan brittle are updates on traditional accompaniments of fruit and nuts," Sorensen says. "The acidity and crunch cut the richness of the cheese." He often sources Wisconsin artisan cheeses because he appreciates the history each cheese maker brings to the product.


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For trucks with trailers, slippery winter roads and downhill gradients represent a tough challenge for even the most skilled of drivers. There is always the risk of the rig becoming unstable and, in the worst-case scenario, starting to jack-knife. Volvo Trucks has now developed a solution that significantly improves safety.
"Even if the truck driver ultimately manages to control the situation, it can be extremely unpleasant both for oncoming road users and the truck driver, if a rig suddenly veers off its intended course on a downhill gradient," says Mats Sabelström, brake specialist for Volvo Trucks.
In order to minimise the risk of this type of situation and potential accidents, Volvo Trucks has developed a system known as Stretch Brake that automatically retards the trailer and straightens up the rig on slippery downhill stretches.
"About 15 percent of the total of 30,000 serious road accidents in Europe every year involve trucks, in a slightly declining trend1. With effective brakes, stability systems and collision warning systems we are already helping drivers avoid risky situations in difficult conditions. Stretch Brake is yet another important part of our long-term drive to increase traffic safety and minimise the number of accidents involving trucks," says Carl Johan Almqvist, Traffic and Product Safety Director at Volvo Trucks.
Stretch Brake is a complement to the rig's electronic stability program (ESP) - yet another system that Volvo Trucks was the first truck maker in the world to introduce. While ESP is at its most effective at higher speeds, Stretch Brake is only operational at speeds below 40 km/h. Both systems contribute to better stability and easier steering.
"One might call Stretch Brake a kind of low-speed ESP. As the rig approaches a downhill slope, the driver manually activates the system. When the driver then releases the accelerator, the brakes on the trailer are automatically applied in a pulsated mode all the way down the hill until the gradient levels out and speed can once again be increased," relates Mats Sabelström.
Stretch Brake was introduced in 2012 on Volvo FH trucks pulling drawbar trailers and in 2013 on Volvo FM trucks pulling drawbar trailers. In 2014 it will also become available for Volvo FH and FM semi-trailer rigs.
"Drivers who have tested Stretch Brake came away very impressed with the system. As we now also introduce the system on tractor-semitrailer rigs even more drivers will be able to negotiate difficult downhill gradients both more simply and safely," says Carl Johan Almqvist.
According to the Volvo Trucks Accident Research Team, which specialises in studying traffic safety, about 60 or so of the truck accidents that occurred in Sweden alone last year could have been avoided with Stretch Brake2.
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1 Source: CARE 2011, CARE is the European centralized database on road accidents which result in death or injury across the EU.
2 Source: STRADA 2012, STRADA is a national (Swedish) information system collecting data of injuries and accidents in the entire road transport system. STRADA is based on information from the police as well as the hospitals.


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Beech treeImage: James Mortimer | DOC
80% of our trees, ferns and flowering plants are endemic (found only in New Zealand).
About 10–15% of the total land area of New Zealand is covered with native flora, from tall kauri and kohekohe forests to rainforest dominated by rimu, beech, tawa, matai and rata; ferns and flax; dunelands with their spinifex and pingao; alpine and subalpine herb fields; and scrub and tussock.
New Zealand's beech forests are made up of five species of southern beech.
The cabbage tree is one of the most distinctive trees in the New Zealand landscape, especially on farms. They grow all over the country, but prefer wet, open areas like swamps.
The spectacular tree daisy Rautini, sometimes known as the Chatham Island Christmas tree, can grow up to 8 metres tall.
The threatened Chatham Island forget-me-not, a much loved, stunning garden plant, grows naturally on the Chatham Islands - on coastal cliffs, rock outcrops and sandy and rocky beaches.
The Chatham Islands have been isolated for more than 80 million years, long enough to develop many plants found nowhere else.
Find out about one of New Zealand's lesser known endangered species - the coastal cress.
Dactylanthus is New Zealand's only indigenous fully parasitic flowering plant.
New Zealand has an unusually high number of fern species for a temperate country and about 40 per cent of these species occur nowhere else in the world.
Green slime and brown scum on stream beds is usually regarded as an unattractive nuisance however, it is a vital part of stream ecosystems.
Pīkao or pīngao is a native sand-binding sedge that plays an important role in New Zealand's dune ecosystems.
There are two identified species of flax in New Zealand - common flax (harakeke) and mountain flax (wharariki).
Kākābeak is named for its beautiful red flowers, which hang in clusters of 15-20 blooms and are shaped like a kaka's beak.
Kauri are among the world's mightiest trees, growing to over 50 m tall, with trunk girths up to 16 m, and living for over 2,000 years.
Kettle holes are a feature of a glaciated landscape. Plants in these habitats have a remarkable lifecycle.
The kōwhai is one of the best known native trees in New Zealand and it's our unofficial national flower.
Lancewood, or horoeka, is a unique, small tree with lance-like foliage that changes dramatically as the tree matures.
Leonohebe cupressoides is a threatened plant found on the eastern side of the South Island's Southern Alps/Kā Tiritiri o te Moana.
Although mānuka/kahikātoa and kānuka have a superficial similarity and are collectively known as 'tea trees' they are genetically very distinct from each other.
Matagouri, or wild Irishman as it is sometimes called, is a thorny bush or small tree that can grow up to six metres high.
Find out about New Zealand's nine native mistletoes.
The Mount Cook buttercup is the world's largest buttercup and is also known as the giant buttercup or mountain buttercup. It used to be known as the Mount Cook lily.
The nīkau palm is the southernmost member of the palm family and New Zealand's only native palm species.
Olearia hectorii , also known as Hectors tree daisy, is one of the most threatened members of New Zealand's small-leaved tree daisy family.
Pittosporum patulum is a small tree that grows up to six metres high, in sub-alpine scrub and mountain beech forest in the South Island.
Podocarp trees include rimu, kahikatea, miro, mataī and tōtara.
Pōhutukawa is New Zealand's Christmas tree, and holds a prominent place in Maori mythology.
Rātā trees, along with the pōhutukawa, are one of the best known native trees in New Zealand.
The shrubby tororaro is a very ecologically and culturally significant shrub.
There are three distinctive types of wetland forests - swamp forest, peatland forest, and intertidal forest.
Forests are rich habitats full of trees, and are important to the natural systems that sustain us.
Learn how to plan and plant a garden to attract native birds.
Motukarara Conservation Nursery grows Canterbury plants exclusively. View information on the nursery and how to plan and maintain a native garden.
Past conservation status lists and manuals.


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July 21, 2012 (SAN ANTONIO) --An Air Force instructor in Texas has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape and sexual assault in a sweeping sex scandal that has rocked one of the nation's busiest military training centers.
A military jury at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio found Staff Sgt. Luis Walker guilty Friday on charges that included rape, aggravated sexual contact and multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault.
The same jury decided his punishment Saturday.
Walker is among 12 Lackland instructors investigated for sexual misconduct with female trainees. Six have been charged.
Lackland is where all Air Force recruits go through basic training. It has about 475 instructors for about 35,000 airmen who graduate every year. While one in five recruits is female, most instructors are male.


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Perimeter, Area, and Combining Like Terms
Lesson 14 of 20
Objective: SWBAT: • Define and identify algebraic expressions, algebraic equations, constants, and coefficients. • Calculate the perimeter and area of a rectangle and square • Write an expression to represent the perimeter and area of multiple shapes • Create equivalent expressions by combining like terms
Big Idea: What are similarities and differences between these figures? What expressions represent the perimeter and area of each figure? Students combine like terms and create expressions to represent the perimeter and area of figures created with algebra tiles.
Do Now
See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
Often, I create do nows that have problems that connect to the task that students will be working on that day. Today I want students to review finding the perimeter and area of a rectangle. A common mistake is for students to confuse perimeter and area. I walk around to monitor student progress to see if they are committing this mistake. Some students may struggle with the idea of finding perimeter of figure b. I encourage students to think about the length of each side. They can also refer to their notes from the previous lesson.
I call on students to share their ideas for each problem. Then I call on other students to share whether they agree or disagree with their classmate. I push students to use precise language and include accurate units when sharing their answers. Students are engaging in MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others and MP6: Attend to precision.
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Vocabulary Review
- When I print out the notes for students I will delete the words in parentheses. I want students to fill in these words on their own notes.
Students complete problem 1 independently. Then I ask students to define "coefficient" and "constant". If students struggle to do this, I encourage them to go back to their notes from the previous lesson. I want students to understand that if a variable is by itself, like "a", the coefficient is one. Instead of writing "1a" we just write "a".
We review the meaning of combining like terms. Students work independently on problem 4. When most students have finished, they participate in a Think Pair Share about their answers to problem 4. I want students to realize that equation (a) cannot be simplified. I want students to understand that "y" and "y squared" are not like terms so they cannot be combined.
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Perimeter Practice
- Each student needs a set of Algebra Tiles. One type of these tiles can be seen at http://www.amazon.com/Learning-Resources-Algebra-Tile-Class/dp/B000F8R5NW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1388415535&sr=8-4&keywords=algebra+tiles
- The set I use has blue x squared tiles, green x tiles and yellow unit tiles.
- If you do not have Algebra Tiles, you can have students cut out a set of Paper Algebra Tiles for homework the previous night.
We work together on these examples. It is important that students write the length of each side on each shape. I ask students what the variables inside the shape represent. Students need to remember that the variables inside the shapes represent the area. For the first expression we write an expression that is not simplified. For the second expression we combine like terms and write the simplified expression. I ask students, "Can we combine anymore like terms? Why or why not?" I want students to recognize that you are finished combining like terms when you are left with terms with different variables and powers and one constant. Students are engaging in MP7: Look for and make use of structure and MP8: Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
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Calculating Perimeter & Area
- Before this lesson, I use the data from the previous lesson's ticket to go to Create Homogeneous Groups.
- I use a Group Work Rubric with each group to give students feedback on their cooperation and behavior.
- I Post A Key so groups can check their work as the complete problems.
I review the task and the expectations with students. I tell them their groups and students move. I pass out sets of algebra tiles and group work rubrics to each group.
Students are engaging in MP1: Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them, MP5: Use appropriate tools strategically, MP6: Attend to precision, MP7: Look for and make use of structure and MP8: Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
If students are struggling, I ask them one or more of the following questions:
- What is the problem asking?
- What do you know?
- What do the labels on the tiles represent here?
- Can you combine any terms? Why or why not?
- How can you represent the same area/perimeter in a different way?
If students successfully complete the problems they can move on to the challenge question.
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Closure and Ticket to Go
I have students flip to the closure section to look at figure a and figure b. I ask them what similarities and differences they see between the figures. Students participate in a Think Pair Share. Students are engaging in MP1: Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them, MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others, MP7: Look for and make use of structure and MP8: Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
I call on students to share their ideas. I want students to realize that since they use the same blocks that figure a and figure b have the same area. If students do not mention it, I ask, "Do these figures have the same perimeter?" Students will be able to apply their knowledge to create an expression that represents the perimeter of figure a. Students may struggle to represent the perimeter of figure b, since the unit tile is positioned underneath the x tile. Some students may be able to figure out that the length of that side is (x – 1) + 3. Other students may see that the side is equivalent to x + 2. Other students may not see these connections and that is okay. I am pushing students to apply what they know to a new situation.
I pass out the Ticket to Go and the Homework.


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NCDOT worker killed in Watauga County crash
NCDOT worker killed in Watauga County crash
Authorities say a North Carolina Department of Transportation worker trying to remove a tree from a road in Watauga County has been struck and killed by a vehicle.
Officials said 55-year-old David Cook died at the scene of the crash from head injuries around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The DOT says Cook was with a second worker on the road east of Boone.
State troopers are investigating the crash.
The DOT says Cook was a transportation supervisor and worked for the agency for more than seven years.


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Google`s Pet Scam Conspiracy
I have watched as the SEO experts have lined up like good little soldiers and begun cult worship of an engineer from Google, as well as his counterpart at Yahoo to some degree. It was reported over at a large whitehat/blackhat search engine conference that the Google engineer was followed around in between sessions much like Brittany Spears is mobbed when shopping.
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How to pass the theory test: official DSA guide
The official DVSA guide to passing your theory test - both the multiple-choice and hazard perception parts
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Celebrating the truly traditional Italian way of eating, ASK Italian provides a delightful collection of eateries that see mealtimes as far more than merely a means to quell one's appetite, but as an opportunity to connect with one another around the table. Be it for a catch up with friends, an enjoyable evening out with the family or to simply treat a colleague to an exquisite meal, each of their restaurants are fit to cater for many a gathering.
ASK Italian extends this invitation to tastecard members, who are encouraged to sample all three courses due to the magnificent discounts offered. Begin with one of their exquisite starters, of which there are numerous options, before tucking into one of their scrumptious signature dishes, where diners are able to enjoy everything from fresh pastas to crispy stone-baked pizzas – available with a fabulous selection of toppings. After-which, there is always room for one of the divine desserts, such as the traditional favourite that is the tiramisu, which is served with plenty of theatre.
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One in two Americans believe that the Iraqi WMD stockpiles existed.
Half of U.S. Still Believes Iraq Had WMD
Half of America Still Believes It: Why the Enduring Faith in 'Saddam's WMDs'?
By CHARLES J. HANLEY AP Special Correspondent
Aug 6, 2006 (AP) Do you believe in Iraqi "WMD"?
Did Saddam Hussein's government have weapons of mass destruction in 2003?
Half of America apparently still thinks so, a new poll finds, and experts see a raft of reasons why: a drumbeat of voices from talk radio to die-hard bloggers to the Oval Office, a surprise headline here or there, a rallying around a partisan flag, and a growing need for people, in their own minds, to justify the war in Iraq.
People tend to become "independent of reality" in these circumstances, says opinion analyst Steven Kull.
The reality in this case is that after a 16-month, $900-million-plus investigation, the U.S. weapons hunters known as the Iraq Survey Group declared that Iraq had dismantled its chemical, biological and nuclear arms programs in 1991 under U.N. oversight. That finding in 2004 reaffirmed the work of U.N. inspectors who in 2002-03 found no trace of banned arsenals in Iraq.
Despite this, a Harris Poll released July 21 found that a full 50 percent of U.S. respondents up from 36 percent last year said they believe Iraq did have the forbidden arms when U.S. troops invaded in March 2003, an attack whose stated purpose was elimination of supposed WMD. Other polls also have found an enduring American faith in the WMD story.
"I'm flabbergasted," said Michael Massing, a media critic whose writings dissected the largely unquestioning U.S. news reporting on the Bush administration's shaky WMD claims in 2002-03.
"This finding just has to cause despair among those of us who hope for an informed public able to draw reasonable conclusions based on evidence," Massing said.
Timing may explain some of the poll result. Two weeks before the survey, two Republican lawmakers, Pennsylvania's Sen. Rick Santorum and Michigan's Rep. Peter Hoekstra, released an intelligence report in Washington saying 500 chemical munitions had been collected in Iraq since the 2003 invasion.
"I think the Harris Poll was measuring people's surprise at hearing this after being told for so long there were no WMD in the country," said Hoekstra spokesman Jamal Ware.
But the Pentagon and outside experts stressed that these abandoned shells, many found in ones and twos, were 15 years old or more, their chemical contents were degraded, and they were unusable as artillery ordnance. Since the 1990s, such "orphan" munitions, from among 160,000 made by Iraq and destroyed, have turned up on old battlefields and elsewhere in Iraq, ex-inspectors say. In other words, this was no surprise.
"These are not stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction," said Scott Ritter, the ex-Marine who was a U.N. inspector in the 1990s. "They weren't deliberately withheld from inspectors by the Iraqis."
Conservative commentator Deroy Murdock, who trumpeted Hoekstra's announcement in his syndicated column, complained in an interview that the press "didn't give the story the play it deserved." But in some quarters it was headlined.
"Our top story tonight, the nation abuzz today " was how Fox News led its report on the old, stray shells. Talk-radio hosts and their callers seized on it. Feedback to blogs grew intense. "Americans are waking up from a distorted reality," read one posting.
Other claims about supposed WMD had preceded this, especially speculation since 2003 that Iraq had secretly shipped WMD abroad. A former Iraqi general's book at best uncorroborated hearsay claimed "56 flights" by jetliners had borne such material to Syria.
But Kull, Massing and others see an influence on opinion that's more sustained than the odd headline.
"I think the Santorum-Hoekstra thing is the latest 'factoid,' but the basic dynamic is the insistent repetition by the Bush administration of the original argument," said John Prados, author of the 2004 book "Hoodwinked: The Documents That Reveal How Bush Sold Us a War."
Administration statements still describe Saddam's Iraq as a threat. Despite the official findings, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has allowed only that "perhaps" WMD weren't in Iraq. And Bush himself, since 2003, has repeatedly insisted on one plainly false point: that Saddam rebuffed the U.N. inspectors in 2002, that "he wouldn't let them in," as he said in 2003, and "he chose to deny inspectors," as he said this March.
The facts are that Iraq after a four-year hiatus in cooperating with inspections acceded to the U.N. Security Council's demand and allowed scores of experts to conduct more than 700 inspections of potential weapons sites from Nov. 27, 2002, to March 16, 2003. The inspectors said they could wrap up their work within months. Instead, the U.S. invasion aborted that work.
As recently as May 27, Bush told West Point graduates, "When the United Nations Security Council gave him one final chance to disclose and disarm, or face serious consequences, he refused to take that final opportunity."
"Which isn't true," observed Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a scholar of presidential rhetoric at the University of Pennsylvania. But "it doesn't surprise me when presidents reconstruct reality to make their policies defensible." This president may even have convinced himself it's true, she said.
Americans have heard it. A poll by Kull's WorldPublicOpinion.org found that seven in 10 Americans perceive the administration as still saying Iraq had a WMD program. Combine that rhetoric with simplistic headlines about WMD "finds," and people "assume the issue is still in play," Kull said.
"For some it almost becomes independent of reality and becomes very partisan." The WMD believers are heavily Republican, polls show.
Beyond partisanship, however, people may also feel a need to believe in WMD, the analysts say.
"As perception grows of worsening conditions in Iraq, it may be that Americans are just hoping for more of a solid basis for being in Iraq to begin with," said the Harris Poll's David Krane.
Charles Duelfer, the lead U.S. inspector who announced the negative WMD findings two years ago, has watched uncertainly as TV sound bites, bloggers and politicians try to chip away at "the best factual account," his group's densely detailed, 1,000-page final report.
"It is easy to see what is accepted as truth rapidly morph from one representation to another," he said in an e-mail. "It would be a shame if one effect of the power of the Internet was to undermine any commonly agreed set of facts."
The creative "morphing" goes on.
As Israeli troops and Hezbollah guerrillas battled in Lebanon on July 21, a Fox News segment suggested, with no evidence, yet another destination for the supposed doomsday arms.
"ARE SADDAM HUSSEIN'S WMDS NOW IN HEZBOLLAH'S HANDS?" asked the headline, lingering for long minutes on TV screens in a million American homes.
As a bonus: last portion actually kind of made me a little bit mad at Fox News even though picking on them has gotten quite cliche over the last few years -- it was just enough to get me to tutter at their classlessness. What a shameless philandering hussy of a news network!
One in three Americans think that 9/11 wuz an INSIDE JOB
Poll: Third of U.S. trust 9-11 conspiracy
Hatred of government seems to fuel belief that attacks were 'inside job' to cause Mideast war.
Thomas Hargrove and Guido H. Stempel III / Scripps Howard News Service
More than a third of the American public suspects that federal officials assisted in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks or took no action to stop them so the United States could go to war in the Middle East, according to a Scripps Howard/Ohio University poll.
The national survey of 1,010 adults also found that anger against the federal government is at record levels, with 54 percent saying they "personally are more angry" at the government than they used to be.
Widespread resentment and alienation toward the national government appears to be fueling a growing acceptance of conspiracy theories about the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Suspicions that the Sept. 11 attacks were "an inside job" -- the common phrase used by conspiracy theorists on the Internet -- quickly have become nearly as popular as decades-old conspiracy theories that the federal government was responsible for President Kennedy's assassination and that it has covered up proof of space aliens.
Seventy percent of people who give credence to these theories also say they've become angrier with the federal government than they used to be.
Some see desire for war
Thirty-six percent of respondents overall said it is "very likely" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials either participated in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon or took no action to stop them "because they wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East."
"One out of three sounds high, but that may very well be right," said Lee Hamilton, former vice chairman of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (also called the 9-11 commission.) His congressionally appointed investigation concluded that federal officials bungled their attempts to prevent, but did not participate in, the attacks by al Qaida.
"A lot of people I've encountered believe the U.S. government was involved," Hamilton said. "Many say the government planned the whole thing. Of course, we don't think the evidence leads that way at all."
16% doubt tower collapse
The poll also found that 16 percent of Americans speculate that secretly planted explosives, not burning passenger jets, were the reason the towers of the World Trade Center collapsed.
Conspiracy groups for at least two years have also questioned why the World Trade Center collapsed when fires that heavily damaged similar skyscrapers around the world did not cause such destruction. Sixteen percent said it's "very likely" or "somewhat likely" that "the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York was aided by explosives secretly planted in the two buildings."
Twelve percent suspect the Pentagon was struck by a cruise missile in 2001 rather than by an airliner captured by terrorists.
Expert explains fears
University of Florida law professor Mark Fenster, author of the book "Conspiracy Theories: Secrecy and Power in American Culture," said the poll's findings reflect public anger at the unpopular Iraq war, realization that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction and growing doubts of the veracity of the Bush administration.
"What has amazed me is not that there are conspiracy theories, but that they didn't seem to be getting any purchase among the American public until the last year or so," he said. "Although the Iraq war was not directly related to the 9-11 attacks, people are now looking back at 9-11 with much more skepticism than they used to."
Yew go 'ter war wit da brains yew have, not 'ter brains yew want
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your just a ray of sunshine in my day, little articles. and my sunshine i mean crushing despair. thanks sam.
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The national survey of
adults also found that anger against the federal government is at record levels, with 54 percent saying they "personally are more angry" at the government than they used to be.
and no sample size on the first story - but if it's like most 'national' polls (like the ones on the elections), it's around 3000 people
current us census figure: 299,419,044
222,940,420 adults (18+)
so i'm feeling like those surveys are being stretched pretty thin.
and in recent years, it is getting very difficult to get people to agree to even answer surveys. we do a survey of the california population - 10 years ago, we got a response rate of over 70%. last year, it was just barely 30%.
so you have to ask yourself, who is answering the surveys? and how are those surveys weighted, to account for all the people who _don't_ answer them?
i have a sneaking suspicion (alright, a deep down ferverent hope) that these people are not totally completely perfectly representative of the 222,940, 420 american adults out there.
....although it would be interesting to see what percentage of people who believe saddam had wmds also believe it was really the government that blew up the twin towers.....
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so, the vocal (crazy) minority? i remember last time this sort of thing came up, sam was a vocal believer in the phoney-poll as a valid tool, for what seemed like good reasons, but yeah, I don't think i have ever answered one.
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Post subject: Re: People are crazy, edition three: Meet the Americans!
Marik wrote:
More than a third of the American public suspects that federal officials assisted in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
or took no action to stop them so the United States could go to war
in the Middle East, according to a Scripps Howard/Ohio University poll.
this harkens back to the supposed bush-to-rice comments regarding needing a "new Pearl harbor". been around since day 1, in that sense.
say that the bush administration's godshead domestic policy doesn't go out of its way to disappoint the notion.
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 6:17 pm
Post subject: so basically a fairly reliable sampling method says we r dum
so i'm feeling like those surveys are being stretched pretty thin.
The sample bias is indeed totally worth taking into consideration ('One in two americans who had a residence with a landline that we could contact them at and were
stupid enough to participate in phone surveys
think that Iraq had WMD' etc) but a four-digit size is sufficient to narrow the response accuracy down to a goodly small margin of error.
Statistics is pretty fun like that, although it seems counter-intuitive on the surface. These sorts of polls, while far from perfect (making them not unlike any other macro data collection tool for public sentiment) are still a testably worthwhile means towards getting 'snapshots' of public mentality. They'll give fairly actionable results.
A good acid test of their not being totally bupkis is that marketing and political firms use them constantly as a means of data collection. It helps them sell product, helps them figure out what to pander to, or how ahead or behind they are, and all that.
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I'll bet some of that Gubbermint Caused 911 stuff has to do with those internet conspiracy theory videos that Snopes blew out of the water a long time ago.
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WheelsOfConfusion wrote:
I'll bet some of that Gubbermint Caused 911 stuff has to do with those internet conspiracy theory videos that Snopes blew out of the water a long time ago.
People still seem unable to grasp the concept that steel loses it's strentgh as it is heated. I wish someone would let them know that.
Or that the government is guilty of another crime: incompetence.
And since the will of the majority (silent or otherwise) got them in this mess in the first place, then it only stands to reason that they'll hang onto these beliefs no matter how many times it is proven otherwise.
Instead of forcing teenagers to read 'Lord of the Flies' they ought to be taught a section in critical thinking.
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That "Lord of the Flies" would be your
curricular sacrifice evidences the underlying necessity of your insightful request.
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Post subject: they seemed so convincing DU HAST
WheelsOfConfusion wrote:
I'll bet some of that Gubbermint Caused 911 stuff has to do with those internet conspiracy theory videos that Snopes blew out of the water a long time ago.
But wheels, they had german techno, and red boxes. how could they have been misguided
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The reward for a good life was a good life.
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its a good book, and perfectly appropriate for middle school or low ninth grade classes.
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Post subject: DEMOCRACY, BAD FOR DEMOCRACY??
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Jason Yungbluth
started trolling other people's forums to promote his webcomic and would not stop no matter how many people he annoyed.
self-promotion on achewood uo forum
self-promotion on halfpixel
self-promotion on blank label
This is an example of a forum where Jason Yungbluth went trolling to spam self-promotional links.
Sequential Tart: All right ... so what is Deep Fried??
Jason Yungbluth
: Deep Fried is a Schedule I humor comic targeted at deviant misanthropes. Al Qaeda has a subscription.
Deep Fried's cast, some of whom interact and some of whom have their own arcs, deal primarily with slapping a grin on abnormality. Beepo the clown is sexually maladjusted, while Roadkill, his companion, is a slap-happy spree killer. Clarissa is an abused child living in a world of enforced happiness. Even Weapon Brown, which parodies the comic strip Peanuts, comments on social anxiety through its opposite, renegade brutality.
Aside from those themes, Deep Fried is at turns bizarre, recklessly mean-spirited and unexpectedly sentimental.
ST: Where did the idea for Deep Fried come from?
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begins with Roadkill, a character I've had since adolescence who could best be described as a tumor growing off of my juvenile love affair with Garfield. In college, I paired him up with Beepo for a strip in the University of Buffalo's student paper, and they became the stars of Deep Fried with the launch of the comic in 2000.
ST: I hear you're so confident that people will love your work that, like crack, you're willing to give the first hit away for free. Can you tell us more?
Deep Fried
JY: The first volume of Deep Fried, issues 1-4, is collected in a 128-page trade called The Great Taste of Deep Fried, and for a limited time I am offering a free copy to daring pilgrims. You can order it by going to
I started the latest volume of Deep Fried last year (I'm on volume 2, #2, with another edition arriving in autumn). Deep Fried is jam-packed with a wholesome appreciation for [url=
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criminality and the hilarity of all things unpleasant.
ST: What got you started in commentary-style comics?
JY: After 9/11, I spun off a weekly strip from the comic book, starring many of the same characters and debuting lots of new ones. The fact that America's self-delusion was about to hit epic levels was instantly obvious, and I had to be there to be there to take the snapshots.
I love President Bush. We so truly deserve him. To think that there are those who believe he concocted 9/11! In fact, without that glorious day we'd still be utterly oblivious to just what kind of creatures we have sold our government to.
ST: Do you prefer comic book-style or comic strip-style pacing?
JY: I've vacillated. My weekly one-offs have inspired some pretty dynamic writing from me, since a one-page strip requires that a lot of creativity be compressed into a small story-space. It has forced me to come up with lots of new voices to address the multitude of topics I've tackled. Philip McDisney, Chad and Chad, Rags the Flag all of them have grown from the strip. That said, I think my strength is still in extended stories, where I create life instead of encapsulating a commentary on it.
ST: What other publications have your pieces appeared in?
JY: I've written
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for DC Comics, a short piece for the Bizarro World hardcover titled "It's not Easy Being Green" about Green Lantern spiraling into madness over the color yellow. I'm nursing along an Ambush Bug project at DC too. I've appeared frequently over the last year in Mad magazine, both strips and features. Deep Fried has been in the Kansas City Star, the Buffalo Beast, the Rochester Insider and the Duluth Reader Weekly. I've done strips for STARLOG and a few tabloids and other magazines. In 2003, I was featured in Attitude 2: The New Subversive Alternative Cartoonists, edited by Ted Rall. I am the only cartoonist with exposed genitals. That should not be counted as a selling point.
ST: What do you enjoy most about comics and comic strips?
JY: All the marshmallow
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leprechauns jumping out of my nose and singing, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida." Wait ... that's the other thing. Where I choke myself.
ST: What's out there right now that you also think our readers should be reading?
JY: Well, definitely pick up the t
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rades of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol and The Invisibles. Their time has definitely come again. All Star Superman is also superb. Dawn, fo' shizzle. Read Achewood online, now. Stop reading PVP for chrissakes. Clerks II ended the era
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of geek irony.
ST: What's a typical "day at the office" like for you?
JY: Get up about 8:00. One hour of news gluttony Crooks and Liars, Media Matters, This Modern World then decision time: A) work on my current project or B) Wii bowling. If A, sit for 15 minutes before resorting to B. Work on my hook then back to the drawing board. Fifteen minutes more, then snack. Eat snack, pac
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e apartment reliving old arguments, wishing my enemies would die and contemplating God. Return to drawing table. Decide: music or NPR in background? If music: Interpol, Ladytron or Negativland. If NPR, listen for 15 minutes before pacing again, then either a slice of peanut butter bread or a round of one-man Afternoon Delight. Repeat entire process eight times per day. Die lonely.
ST: What other comics are you working on that we have to look forward to?
JY: Weapon Brown: Blockhead's War is my big project this year. It will be a limited series that will continue the story of Weapon Brown, my Charlie Brown spoof, this time mocking a
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ll the inhabitants of the comics page in post-apocalyptic fashion. I will be shopping this around to publishers at least by the time of the San Diego Comic-Con and perhaps sooner. Next on my plate is The Boogie Bunneez: adorable dancing rabbits with a slight naughty side meant for the Owly set. Lastly, the next installment of Deep Fried, either as a new issue or as part a trade collecting my most recent run.
I will continue to appear in Mad and other outlets, and whatisdeepfried.com is updated all the time with fresh comics and bloggery. Won't you please join me in my sticky little world?[/size]
[size=1]Indy comic fans need not have fear. Despite rumors to the contrary, Jason Yungbluth will indeed be attending Wizard World Chicago, and will not blanche from selling his
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highly disturbing comic books from his table in Artist Alley.
Following controversial remarks Jason made at Wizard Philly on the panel he sat on, "Controversial Comics in Conservative America", rumors swirled that he would avoid attending Chicago for fear of upsetting certain attendees. Jason has dismissed those rumors.
"I still plan to attend Chica
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go as long as I can get my new comics printed, and those who have said they are aggrieved by this can go screw."
Jason has indeed managed to get new copies of Deep Fried and Weapon Brown printed, and will be selling them from his table in Artist Alley.
More information can be found at Jason Yungbluth's website, Whatisdeepfried.com.
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Icon 1 posted 06-24-2008 03:10 AM Profile for ChrisW Email ChrisW Edit/Delete Post Reply With Quote If you couldn't attend SPACE where legions of dedicated fans violently raged across several city blocks, what the hell is the point of them going to Chicago? They'll just be ignored there.
Face it, you're a tease. Beppo and Roadkill have none of the playful-yet-heartwarming insouciance of Javert and Jean Valjean. Clarissa? Pfah, I can get more politically-correct emotional instruction from an Afterschool Special starring Helen Hunt. As far as faceless trademarks selling death to unsuspecting citizens,
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Phillip McDisney is a bland and blatant rip-off of Max Headroom, Ronald McDonald, and Rosie O'Donnell. Slamwich is a living example of everything wrong with superheroes in the last 23 years. And Weapon Brown...
Well, ok, Weapon Brown deserves our attention and respect. But no more.
You got that? No more!!!
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Icon 1 posted 06-24-2008 12:42 PM Profile for Death Ray Email Death Ray Edit/Delete Post Reply With Quote Ignore everything Chris said except for the last part! Deep Fried is every bit the tour de force that Les Mis' was! And it's BEEPO, you damn mispeller!
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Icon 1 posted 06-25-2008 08:32 PM Profile for ChrisW Email ChrisW Edit/Delete Post Reply With Quote I meant "BEPPO" [Mad] You got something against the super-monkey?
Beepo, on the other hand, if he were freed of that damnable cat, would be almost as iconic a cartoon figure as Jon Arbuckle or, dare I say it, Dr. Claw.
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Lessons... what lessons are we talking about? When the nation lacks for a true leadership, any substitute will do? It can't be that we gotta fight 'em over there, since they don't even have to come to the states to blow themselves up and kill americans anymore. We need to tighten security on flights? Oh wait, that's the Republicans job right now, and they're not doing it.
Oooh, I know, don't withdraw from any conflict you start, no matter how ill-conceived, ill-planned, or how much it aides in the further destablization of an already unstable region in the world. That must be the lesson they don't forget.
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I'd like to believe that sadam stockpiles in UNICORNS, bastard won't share.
and I say that 911 is an inside job, because the weather sucks on the outside *badum kshnnn got stabbed in the nuts* OMGWTF?
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Dealing with an injury or illness is stressful for the patient as well as the family. When an insurance carrier denies payment on a medical procedure or therapy that has been performed or requested to be performed by your treating physician, it can precipitate a crisis situation. Since each insurance policy is different, it would be impossible to write a fail proof plan that would work for each patient in all situations. Each patient and each situation is unique. This guide is designed to help patients and their loved ones navigate the appeal process. It contains suggestions and general advice. It should not be interpreted as a substitute for legal counsel.
It is also important to point out that support from your treating physician and specialist is critical. Your physician is the professional trained to assess and recommend a treatment plan for you.
Simply stated, a 'denial' means that the insurance company has decided not to pay for the procedure or therapy that your doctor has recommended. The procedure or therapy may have already been performed or may be scheduled in the near future. If the denied procedure has not yet been performed, the insurer may be denying the request for pre-authorization. 'Pre-authorization' means that the insurer has given approval for a patient to receive a treatment, test, or surgical procedure before it has actually occurred. The goal of the appeal process is to allow the patient to be heard and provide any and all necessary information to convince the insurance company to change its decision and provide coverage for the procedure. This guide is also designed to provide a logical approach to the appeal process. When submitting your appeal, keep in mind that the best defense is a good offense. In other words, it is generally better to take the time to gather all the necessary information and submit a well thought out appeal packet than to hastily submit a response and miss the opportunity to educate the insurance company about your specific situation. There are several steps you should take to produce a thorough appeal packet.
These steps are:
1. gather preliminary information
2. understand the illness and the insurance
3. write the appeal letters
4. evaluate the result
Step 2:
If you do not already have a file and a notebook to document all correspondence, start one now. You should keep a record of all letters your receive and a log of all telephone calls you make or receive related to the denial. Over time you may forget people's names and dates. This documentation will help you stay organized and focused on your goal. There are specific questions you need to ask once you are notified the procedure will not be covered through pre-authorization.
When did you receive notice of the denial?
How did you receive notification of the denial?
Did your doctor notify you directly, or did the administrator or insurer notify you directly?
Did you receive a letter or phone call from the insurance company?
Did you receive a statement from your insurance company stating that your bills will not be paid?
First and foremost, you need to get a copy of the denial letter. Under the Employee Retirement and Income Security Act (ERISA), your denial letter should include a specific reason for the denial and a reference to your plan explaining the basis for the denial. For example, is your insurance company denying to pay for your treatment because it considers it to be experimental? Or, do you belong to an HMO that does not have out-of-network benefits and you wish to go to an out-of-network provider? Place a call to the doctor's office and find out what information was submitted to the insurance company and ask for a copy of the information and the letter written by your doctor requesting payment authorization.
If your requests are ignored, you should put them in writing to make a record of your attempts to obtain the information you need. If you have received a denial for a procedure that has already taken place and there are bills that are unpaid, you need to begin to backtrack to find out why.
Does your insurance company require procedures to be pre-authorized?
If so, did your doctor's office pre-authorize the procedure?
This brings up the most important documents you have and need: your plan document and plan summary, or health insurance booklets. The plan document and plan summary are essentially a contract between you and the insurance company. You need to be sure that you have a current copy. If you do not have a copy, you must write to the plan administrator and request that a copy be sent to you. Under ERISA, these documents must be sent to you within thirty days of the written request or the company may be assessed penalties. READ your plan language. What does it say about your procedure and specific reason for denial? Under ERISA, a specific reason for denial must be stated in language that would be understandable to an employee. If the procedure was to be pre-authorized, do you or your doctor have a copy of the authorization or the approval from the insurance company? If no pre-authorization was required review specific exclusions listed in your plan. If your treatment is not identified as a specific exclusion, you need to begin your appeal.
Who can you contact to discuss the denial?
You need specific names and numbers of contact people. The denial letter from the insurance company may contain this information. You may need to call the insurance company and ask for a contact person. Be sure to ask for that person's direct line. Ask the staff at your doctor's office who you can call to ask questions and get any letters or records you may need. If you will be receiving your treatment at a facility away from home, be sure to have the name and number of your treating doctor's nurse. You will likely need to get letters from the treating doctor as well. You also need to be sure that you have a written copy of the steps that you must take in order to appeal the denial. This information should be in your plan document. It may also be in the denial letter. You may need to request this information from the insurance company. Be sure you understand each step of the appeal process. It is your path to obtaining reimbursement.
By answering these questions and collecting these documents you have the initial information you need. You have your plan document, your denial letter and you have the names of the contact people at the insurance company and the doctor's office. Now you must begin to educate yourself and continue to research the issue to achieve your goal of reimbursement. If you still do not understand your rights, or the appeal process is unclear, and the employer or insurer will not or cannot explain further, it may be helpful to contact an attorney. (See 'When to Consult an Attorney')
Step 3:
You need to understand your condition or your loved one's condition before you can discuss the case with the insurance company. It is very important that you understand exactly what the doctor wants to do and why it is necessary. Read any copies of the letters your doctor may have submitted to the insurance company. The initial letter typically discusses the patient's case in simple medical terms and then explains what the doctor proposes to do. This letter is often referred to as the 'treatment plan' or 'plan of care'. You can also ask your doctor or nurse to explain it further. Often they may have written material that may be helpful, or they may be able to direct you in finding more information.
You need to be familiar with the type of insurance you have. If your insurance is through your employer or your spouse's employer, call the benefits manager and ask him or her to explain the coverage. For example, is the employer self insured and does the employer contract with a third party to administer the plan? Or does the employer contract with an outside company to administer the plan and pay the claims? It makes a difference because you may be able to get your denial overturned by working with the benefits manager or the designated representative of Human Resources. If the company is not self-insured, explaining the problem to the benefits manager, both verbally and in writing, may be very beneficial. The benefits manager can, in some situations, put enough pressure on the insurance company to get the denial overturned. Also, if the employer has had problems with the insurer they may choose not to renew the contract with that insurance company.
Step 4:
After you have gathered the preliminary information and have a basic understanding of the illness and the insurance policy, you are ready to start the appeal process. Some appeals are handled by the doctor's office or the clinic or the hospital. In this situation, the patient is usually put in contact with a case manager who has experience in the appeals process. In this case, the patient should understand the steps in the process and should 'oversee' what is being done. It is suggested that the patient request copies of all letters and correspondence to and from the insurer. The patient should also be in close contact with the case manager or person handling the appeal for them.
In other situations, the patient and family are informed of the denial and they must handle the appeal on their own. If this is the case, you must manage your appeal. Your appeal should include:
An Appeal letter.
A letter from your doctor and specialist addressing specifics of your case.
Any pertinent information from your medical records.
Any articles from peer-reviewed clinical journals that support your case that illustrate medical effectiveness of the proposed treatment plan.
Your Appeal Letter
The purpose of the appeal letter is to tell the insurance company that you disagree with their decision and to state why you believe they should cover the procedure. The letter should be factual and written in a firm but pleasant tone. When writing your appeal letter you should include:
Your Identification.
This includes your policy number, group number, claim number, or other information used to identify your case.
The reason for the denial that they explained in the denial letter.
A brief history of the illness and necessary treatment. Typically this information will be included in the doctor's letter in detail but it can also be helpful to add a shorter and less complicated version in the patient's letter.
The correct information. If you believe the decision was made because of an error, state the correct information, i.e. is the denied procedure different from the requested procedure? Maybe a coding error was made and the insurance company believes you will be receiving a different drug.
Why you believe the decision was wrong. Specific information based on facts to show that the treatment should be provided, i.e. you may have to go out-of-network for a procedure but only because the procedure is medically necessary according to your doctor and there is no in-network provider for the treatment.
What you are asking the insurance company to do. Typically you are asking that the insurer reconsider the denial and approve coverage for the procedure in a timely manner. Sample Appeal Letters The Sample Appeal Letters included in this guide are designed to be a general guide for your specific letter.
Sample Appeal Letter
A was written as though the denial was based on a question of medical necessity. Sample Appeal Letter B addresses the issue of a denial based on 'out of network' benefits. Each patient and each denial are unique. It is recommended that you read each letter and then identify other important details that need to be added to your letter. You must also remain factual. It is very important that your denial letter be focused on the intended outcome.
Sample Letter A
Sample Letter B
Your Doctor's Appeal Letter.
You should also ask your doctor and your specialist to write a letter discussing your specific case and why your treatment is medically necessary. The letter should be addressed to the person at the insurance company that sent you the denial letter, or directly to the medical director at the insurance company. It should include:
Any information about your illness that your doctor feels is clinically important.
The prescribed treatment plan.
Why the treatment is medically necessary.
Sample Physician's Letter
Medical Records
Ask your doctor and specialist if there are any documents in your medical records that may be helpful in your appeal. For example, it may be helpful to send a pathology result documenting the specific cell type. In the case of certain cancers, the insurance company may need to see what chemotherapy drugs you have already received. In some cases the insurance company may ask to see specific documents from your medical records.
Articles from peer-reviewed clinical journals
Often an insurance company will deny a procedure because they believe there is not enough evidence that the procedure is helpful for a specific disease. If you and your doctor believe this is the basis for your denial, you need to submit documentation that the procedure is effective. This documentation should be in the form of articles that come from the professional journals or 'magazines' that doctors use to keep up to date on the latest treatments.
These journals have editorial boards of physicians who specialize in specific areas of medicine. That is what makes a journal 'peer reviewed'. This type of documentation has become very popular with the insurance companies and it is very common for them to request this type of documentation. Your physician and specialist have probably had such a request for information in the past and they can assist you in obtaining these articles. These four pieces of information should be put together in a 'packet' and be submitted to the insurance company by registered mail or some other form that you will be able to track and find out who signed for the information. This will alleviate the excuse that the information was 'never received'. You should keep a duplicate copy of all the information you are submitting and add it to your file. You may wish to call to confirm receipt of your materials.
After the denial has been received and your appeal has been submitted, the next thing to do is wait for a response. Waiting can be the hardest part. Your plan probably gives a length of time that the insurance company has to respond to your appeal. If it does not, you need to ask the benefits manager or the insurance company when you will be notified of the response. If you are unable to get a response, you may want to consider legal counsel. (see "When to Consult an Attorney")
Sample Appeal Letters
The Physician's Sample Appeal Letter is also a general guide for a specific letter. Most physicians have written appeal letters many times. Some are far removed from the appeal process and are unsure of the specifics of your denial. They may also be unsure of the amount of information necessary. It is important that you communicate the specific reason for the denial to your treating physician and ask that they write their appeal letter with enough information to address the denial specifically.
Step 5:
If you receive a phone call or a letter informing you that your denial has been overturned and the insurance company will cover the procedure, Congratulations! Before you celebrate you need to request a copy of the approval letter. You also need to be sure that you are aware of any conditions that are included. For example, you may get an approval to have the surgical procedure, but the insurance company may only cover it if it is performed by one of the doctors in their plan that you have never seen. If the conditions are unreasonable and unacceptable to you, discuss them with your doctor and insurance contact person. You may consider continuing with the appeal process. Most plans have several levels of appeal.
If your appeal has been denied, you also need a copy of the second denial letter. Like your original denial letter, this letter must also contain the specific reason for denial. Read the letter carefully. It may have a different reason for the denial. For example, the original denial letter states that a bone marrow transplant was denied because it was not effective for the disease, and was to be performed 'out-of network'. You submitted your appeal and all the appropriate documentation. The second denial letter rejects the procedure because 'there was not enough evidence provided to show that the transplant is medically necessary'. These are very different reasons for denying the same procedure.
Typically, the second level of appeal will be reviewed by a different group of people at the insurance company. Usually your second denial letter will explain the reason for denial and may even ask that you submit specific information that was not received with your first appeal letter. Be sure to notify your doctor of the decision and the new information that is needed. This denial letter may instruct that if you are interested in appealing further that you send your letter and new information to a different person. If you decide to continue with the appeal process, you should submit another appeal packet with new information specifically addressing the current reason for denial. Again, keep copies of all information and send the packet registered mail, return receipt requested. If your appeal is again denied, you should request the third denial in writing and notify your doctor. If you believe your insurance company should cover the procedure and are willing to proceed with the appeal process, you should refer to your plan document for the next step.
At this point some insurance companies will offer you what they call an 'external review'. This means that the insurance company will send your appeal to a company that they contract with who will review the denial, the appeal, and any new information and make a recommendation to the insurance company about the procedure in question. The external review board is typically made up of nurses, attorneys, and doctors who specialize in the specific procedure you are asking the insurance company to cover. In some states the law allows the patient to request that your case be sent for an external review.
If you live in a state who has an external review board, you can contact the state department of insurance for further information.
While external review can be very beneficial, it is important that the limitations are clear. The external review company can only act within specific parameters. They cannot override your policy. They can make decisions based on your policy guidelines. For example, you need to have surgery and want an 'out-of-network' doctor miles from your town to perform the surgery but you have a policy with no out-of-network benefits. Your insurance company agrees that you need the surgery and has an in-network surgeon in your town. If the surgeon in your town is in-network and is qualified to perform the surgery the external review board would probably not be helpful because of the nature of your request. However, if you and your surgeon believe that the surgeon in your town is not qualified to perform the surgery for a specific reason and you can support this with the necessary documentation, the external review board may be able to substantiate your claim. That may result in the insurance company overturning your denial.
At this point, if you have exhausted all the levels of appeal and are not satisfied with the decision, your remaining alternative may be to pursue the issue in court.
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