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By Marilyn Tavenner, Acting Administrator
The day is finally here – weeks after a fall that resulted in a broken hip, you're ready to go home. You know you're going to continue to need treatment and services at home, but where do you find a resource to help you through this next step on the road to recovery?
Now there's an objective and meaningful way to compare other patients' actual experiences with home health agencies and services—the Home Health Care Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HHCAHPS) Survey – and we've just released the first set of survey results on our Home Health Compare page.
People with Medicare that are getting home health services fill out this short survey that asks about the care they got from the home health agency in the last 2 months, how they'd rate the care, and how strongly they'd recommend that agency.
The initial survey results cover the period from October 2010 to September 2011. Most people who got home health care from Medicare-certified home health agencies during that time said they got the care they needed. In fact:
- 84% of patients gave their home health agency a rating of 9 or 10 on a scale from 0 (lowest) to 10 (highest).
- 80% of patients said "yes, they would definitely recommend the home health agency to friends."
- 87% of patients said their home health team provided care in a professional way.
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Open source software (OSS), a low cost alternative to proprietary programs, is rapidly gaining popularity in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry. Because of the structure of open source, with readily available code for users to change and develop for their particular needs, it is extremely adaptive, responsive, and more secure than the commercial counterparts.
Software-as-a-service is a delivery model where a vendor develops an application and hosts it for use by their clients over the internet. In this business, customers do not have to pay typically hefty licensing fees but instead pay the vendor a periodic fee to use the software. SaaS is generally thought to be a low cost alternative for businesses to obtain the benefits of commercially licensed programs without the high initial cost and internal complexity of running such programs. The idea for SaaS began to circulate around the year 2000 and it has gained in popularity since that time.
According to research by Gartner, up to 90% of SaaS companies will be based on OSS within the next 2 years. The analyst firm states open source solutions can be used in the operating system, application server, or database to reduce overall expenses for the company. Robert DeSisto, vice president of Gartner, proclaimed "the more SaaS vendors use open source in the technology stack, the lower their software acquisition cost becomes." This cost cutting, however, is not expected to be passed on to the consumer of SaaS services though. Gartner expects the SaaS companies will either reinvest the saved money to improve efficiency or may pocket the money to elevate their overall profitability.
In addition to the use of open source software by SaaS companies, user communities can utilize open source methods to facilitate data and application sharing. Self-policing can occur when both the data and the source code is available for everyone to see, making illegal practices less likely as watchdog groups are naturally created. It is important for businesses and users to not infringe patents in their quest to lower costs. Software-as-a-service provides a legal alternative for companies interested in using licensed software but who are financially unwilling to pay the steep prices associated with such programs.

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Let's not absolutize the public debt
Saturday, July 09, 2011
Let's not absolutize the public debt
Sandy Levinson
Many of the arguments, including perhaps my own, seem to be suggesting that there's something almost sacred about the public debt. But can that be the case? We allow repudiation of private debts all the time; that's what bankruptcy is about. And, for better or worse, Blaisdell (1934) significantly weakened the forced of the Contract Clause, which was supposed to give creditors a big axe to wield against states passing debtor relief laws that took the form of impairing "the obligations of contract." So maybe there's a difference between private and public debt. Surely there is, but one message of Perry is that the United States could in fact renege on its obligations to pay gold by virtue of basically presidential fiat based on the altogether accurate belief that sticking to the promise set out on the face of the currency itself was in fact not enforceable. (A majority did seem to suggest that repudiation was unconstitutional, but, as with Marbury, the majority also came to the conclusion that they didn't have the power to do anything about it. And it is well known that FDR was prepared simply to ignore the Court on the grounds basically of emergency power. I don't know if the Court was actually aware of that, but they may well have surmised it.) And there are many conservatives these days who are in effect calling for states to repudiate their solemn debts regarding public pensions, by declaring bankruptcy. (Conservatives are discovering the merits of Blaisdell after attacking that decision for some 75 years.)
Who knows when:
"I must say that I find striking the lack of any market response, at least so far, to the prospect of default."
the response may take place. When it does, many in the market will be lemming-like. Market-timing doesn't work for that many. But if what happens in Greece can impact the market (which it has, both up and down), the potential debt limit default would grease the lemmings' skids over the cliff. If the so-called "smart money" starts to get out of the market, word will leak out and even the confidence fairy will join lemmings. So looking ahead to August 2nd, amateurs can be expected to attempt to time the market in advance as "the days dwindle down, to a precious few ...." In the meantime, some will win, others will lose.
mls admits now that it's not about the Constitution after all. At least until he "wanders off again".
"The general problem of the legal debate between American 'liberals' and 'conservatives' over economic policy is that the majority of both are in favor of the economic power that came about only as the result of the unification of social and economic life that in different situations each decry. If conservative arguments had won consistently in the Supreme Court over the past 100 years, we wouldn't have troops in 150 countries around the world."
Wickard v. Filburn and American economic power.
As American power wanes, capitalism looks less attractive to Americans.
Interesting times.
In a town that engages in over the top hyperbole as a matter of course, Geithner is arguably understating the results of a genuine US public debt default by using the term catastrophic. Think economic armageddon.
Currently, the US has issued $9.749 trillion in public debt (which does not count the various intergovernmental IOUs to SS and such).
US citizens own about half of this debt, with the rest being held by foreigners.
The primary owners are banks and investors looking for safe places to park their money like retirement funds.
Default would immediately wipe out a bit less than $5 trillion dollars of American wealth in the blink of an eye.
For our and the world's financial sector, think the Great Depression bank collapse squared.
Credit will become next to impossible to obtain for small businesses and extortionary for large businesses. Think the Great Depression business collapse squared.
The equity markets will collapse with the business sector.
Pension plans based upon bonds and stocks will be worth pennies on the dollar.
The government of course will no longer be able to borrow to finance 40% of its spending. The resulting economic collapse will reduce tax revenues to a fraction of their current levels. The US will be able to afford a government maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of its present size.
If/when the Fed tries to print money to make up for the shortfall, we go into Weimar-level hyperinflation, sucking in anyone who managed to avoid the shockwaves discussed above.
The markets are calm now because there is more than enough tax revenues to service the debt and no one can conceive of Treasury defaulting on the debt and bringing on financial armageddon to make a political point to Congress.
I agree that it's important to separate the policy and Constitutional issues. The latter, which has engaged so much attention recently, is limited to deciding whether the US can default.
The policy issue is much more flexible, of course. I'd agree that there are times when a nation's best option is default. Argentina recently, Greece now could probably be classed in that category. The US situation, though, is vastly different from those. In those cases the economic fundamentals favor(ed) default. A US default now would be purely arbitrary -- the US is perfectly capable of dealing with its debt.
As with private persons, a voluntary default when one isn't necessary is a stupid policy. That's what makes the Republican game of "chicken" here irresponsible, 14th A aside.
"If conservative arguments had won consistently in the Supreme Court over the past 100 years, we wouldn't have troops in 150 countries around the world."
Broad executive power over the military is a "conservative" argument. George Sutherland wrote the opinion in the Curtis-Wright and United States v. Belmont cases.
The "conservative" opinion in Youngstown was a dissent by Vinson that gave the President more power.
If a situation is "different," yes the rules might change. I find the quote unconvincing.
Default on outstanding US Treasury securities would destroy the world banking and financial system for those are the most basic asset of the worlds banks. Their balance sheets would thus be decimated and no amount of pretense, as in the current mark to make believe of other assets, would not work. The ledger sheets of banks and corporations are filled with advantageous fictions but Treasury paper discounted 20 or 50 or 80 percent would be a bridge to far. US Treasury securities are the worlds benchmark financial security. (Default on the obligation to spend money appropriated for gizmotrons and toilet paper is another matter)
The benign response to the possible default is based probably upon the absolute belief that it can't and won't happen, and 230 years of history, mainly. Now deep thinkers aligned with multi national corporations know that eventually the Treasury will default and underneath the conservative jihad against government is the sub conscious knowledge that default is the end game. For banking and global corporate giants anticipate that their assets and debt will then become the basis of all money. While they now control the levers of money and credit they don't own them, yet.
Imagine if the current debate were about the wisdom of the US honoring all of its public debt, with good faith arguments being made on both sides about the costs and benefits of repudiation. There are no good faith, rational arguments for repudiation, because there are no benefits from and enormous costs to the USA if it repudiates. For Greece, yes, defaulting could be rational, because they have a different, and much worse, monetary system.
What "absolutizes" the public debt is a Constitution which every federal officer swears an oath to uphold. That being the case, it IS going to be absolute, unless we either amend the Constitution to permit default, (Imagine what that would do to our credit rating: The moment the amendment was introduced, US Treasuries would be radioactive.) or a government run by oathbreakers.
I'm beginning to get the impression you'd like the latter.
Setting aside and constitutional issues it is almost certain the Treasury will not default on the payment of the interest and principal on its outstanding marketable securities any time soon. Currently the interest cost is less than 14% of the total budget or about let's say 22% of revenues. Remember every time the Treasury pays off the principal of a bill, note or bond they can immediately re borrow that amount. At any rate since bankers run the Treasury and as Geithner says default would be catastrophic you can be sure the first check written by Treasury every day will be repayment of its debt in full.
At root these things are monetary issues. The global monetary system is adrift and out of control. One does not have to be a gold bug to appreciate that. One does also not have to be a John Birch nativist to sort of get that the monetary system run by bankers whose interests are not national but global has muddied the waters of everything including sovereignty and yes, constitutionality. C is as American as Mecca and GS as American as the Greek Islands their traders are lusting for.
On matters of money the constitution always ends up being forced to fit into whatever is possible or expedient.
For instance the Treasury could issue gold and silver coins in the hundreds of billions to pay its bills but the idea never occurs to them.
I picture this:
"For instance the Treasury could issue gold and silver coins in the hundreds of billions to pay its bills but the idea never occurs to them."
in a political cartoon with Geithner responding to a pleading "public beggar" outside the Treasury Building for "Spare change, please," giving new meaning to "Coin of the Realm."
Intrade bettors have what - a few thousand dollars - at most riding on this?
The treasury just issued $28 billion worth of notes which are due to mature on August 4th (two days after the debt ceiling is supposed to be reached.) Investors demanded a shockingly high interest rate of 0.00% in order to compensate them for the risk that they wouldn't see their principle returned (i.e. that the government would default.)
The GOP is leaking the terms Obama's "grand deal" which scuttled any substantive budget reform during the current negotiations on raising the debt ceiling.
Under the proposed tax reform of Obama's deficit commission, tax deductions would be largely eliminated to reduce income and corporate tax rates down to a top rates of 23% income tax and 26% corporate tax. This plan results in a moderate revenue increase under a static model assuming no economic effects and very likely a substantial revenue increase under a dynamic supply side model. In either case, the Dems get their tax increase in exchange for the GOP demand for lower overall rates, far more of a tax increase that playing around with the deduction period of corporate jets.
This was not enough for Obama, however. The President demanded that, after wiping out all the tax deductions, the top tax rates would increase from 23% and 26% to 35% for a trillion dollar tax increase heaped on only top earners and corporations. As a point of context, the top 1% of earners already pay 28% of all federal taxes.
Obama also declined to offer any serious structural entitlement reform.
In sum, all the trial balloons Obama floated in the press about large scale budgetary reform was a lie to get the GOP to the table, force them to walk away and then blame the GOP for the failure of the talks.
Boehner should declare the Dems are not serious and have the house enact a bill with $1 trillion in budget cuts and a $1 trillion increase in the debt limit that will run out next spring as the election heats up. Then conclude by saying the House is moving onto other business.
Our yodeler is indeed a man of "principle" with this:
" As a point of context, the top 1% of earners already pay 28% of all federal taxes."
as his "financial disclosures" at this Blog place him quite distant from the 1%-ers whom he seeks to protect. No sir, our yodeler does not vote his pocket book - unless he expects to strike gold with his soon to be published work of "friction." Our yodeler's "principle" since 1/20/09 has been, because of his hatred of Obama, to do and say just about anything to prevent Obama from being re-elected. Our yodeler discloses this "principle" with his advice to Speaker Bo(eh)ner in the closing paragraph of his comment. As for the House " ... moving onto other business," of course that would be to thwart the re-election of Obama, i.e., "same old, same, old" business. (From our yodeler's mouth to Bo(eh)ner's ear.)
Gentlemen, if you have a spendthrift child who spent his allowance, maxed out the credit card that you pro vided him for emergencies and then comes back to you and demands an increase in his allowance and another credit card to support his newly acquired lifestyle, you tell your child to stop spending more than his allowance. You do not enable the spendthrift behavior by raising the child's allowance or giving him another credit card.
This has nothing at all to do with "shared pain."
The top 1% of earners earn 19% of total income, but pay 28% of all taxes under an effective total federal tax rate of 31%.
Obama wishes to raise that tax burden to have one percent of the citizenry to bear over one third of our tax burden.
Obama, Krugman and apparently you simply desire to rob Peter to maintain your profligate spending.
We've gone through this before.
Republicans don't actually care about the debt. And yet you link approvingly to Republicans.
You call yourself a libertarian yet the wars you like need to be paid for. We have an incredibly wasteful health insurance system and you oppose any attempt to make it match systems which are more economical and modern. You can't have both economic anarchism and the largest most powerful army on earth. Your economic fantasies will not allow you and army capable of fighting the "long war" that you dream of.
D. Ghirlandaio said...
Republicans don't actually care about the debt. And yet you link approvingly to Republicans.
I would agree with that statement concerning the GOP establishment. The only reason the establishment found religion now is because of Tea Party RINO hunting last year and a very large crop of Tea Party frosh in the House.
This is also why GOP approval remains low despite their wave election victory last year. The GOP is on probation.
The current Intrade site indicates that the market now assigns only a 19% probability to a default, and the price of a "no default share" has gone up by ten cents. I am curious why this is the case, given Obama's statement that he will veto any short term authorization of a higher debt and the continued proclamations by congressional Republicans that any increase of taxes is unthinkable.
1) They know that the government will not default if the debt ceiling is not raised and
2) They do not take seriously Obama's threat to default if the GOP does not agree to his plan to raise taxes.
For heaven's sake, the President is using "pulling off the bandaid" and "eating our peas" as analogies when warning of financial Armageddon.
I would guess that McConnell's backup plan involves passing a bill that gives the President or the Treasury Secretary the authority to use existing revenues to pay debt and fund essential services, and, perhaps to issue new debt to the extent necessary to cover these obligations.
If the President were to veto such a bill, would he be acting unconstitutionally under the predominant theory of this blog?
mls is NOT asking a serious question with this:
"If the President were to veto such a bill, would he be acting unconstitutionally under the predominant theory of this blog?"
unless mls can provide a provision in the Constitution or a precedent for a Presidential veto being unconstitutional. Perhaps mls could define what he thinks is "... the predominant theory of this blog."
Shag- I am entirely serious. This is what Professor Balkin said: "Rather, the correct question is whether either the President or Congress, or both, are acting in a way to call the validity of the public debt into question. If they are, then they have a constitutional duty to stop, and take appropriate measures. In this case, I believe that Congress is behaving inappropriately, and they should stop. In order to avoid calling the validity of the public debt into question, they should raise the debt ceiling immediately."
I have some difficulty in understanding what constitutional duty Congress was violating in the situation noted; however, since those words were written, it appears that Congress and the President have switched positions, with the President insisting on conditions to raise the debt ceiling, while Congress is looking for a short term fix that would avert default. (Admittedly, all of this is based on public statements by the parties, much of which may constitute bluffing-- but that was true before as well).
So it seems to me a logical question to ask whether the President is now the one acting unconstitutionally. I am not expecting a logical answer, but I think it is a logical question.
My reference to the "predominant theory of this blog" was not well put. I am not sure whether Professors Levinson, Magliocca and others share this view or not.
Incidentally, Michael Abramowicz will be on CSPAN's Washington Journal tomorrow to discuss this issue.
I'm not a big fan of Josh Marshall but he describes the situation well, though he admits he doesn't understand the "why": Dumbfounded
"There are many things I do not understand about the progress of this so-called debt negotiation. But of many here's one that perplexes me the most. If Hill Republicans will not allow the government to continue borrowing money beyond the current statutory debt limit, I think there's probably a decent constitutional argument that the president must shut down parts of the government and many government payments before defaulting on the country's debt obligations. I'm not saying there's any force that can compel him to do that. But I can't see where the constitution doesn't provide pretty clear guidance on the question. There's enough money coming into the Treasury to service the payments on the current debt. But if you don't borrow more money you have to shut down vast amounts of federal outlays. And the most logical places to start are with Social Security payments and Medicare reimbursements. Stuff like cutting Social Security checks in half starting the following week.
There are plenty of ways you could piece it together. But I think it's fair to say that there's no way to do it without immediate and huge cuts to entitlements and the military. Discretionary spending just isn't a big enough piece of the pie. So why the adamant refusal to put this in front of the public? It seems quite clear to me that if what was coming in early August was an immediate 50% cut in Social Security payments and/or a similar cut in salaries to members of the military and a lot else that the tenor of this whole conversation would be quite different.
And if this all sounds hyperbolic, where exactly do you think the money is going to come from if there's no deal?"
MLS, as usual you miss the point on purpose. If it's unconstitutional to play politics with the debt (let's just say play "real" politics since that's what happening now) it doesn't matter who does it.
Obama's biggest strength was always his biggest weakness: he's a successful black politician in the white mans' political world. He doesn't come out of black politics. His first big political move involved having a competitor, a black woman, thrown off the ballot. I can't see him doing that to a white candidate, it would work against him.
Or it would have once, and that's the point. He's in a position now to step on the Republicans and make it work. He could step on Big Daddy's throat.
But he's afraid. Too bad.
All elected officials have certain duties with respect to the Constitution, including by means of their oaths of office. But the term "constitutional duty" is not one of art. We attorneys have a "constitutional duty" by the oaths we have taken. Many, if not all, American have a "constitutional duty." But federal elected officials do not necessarily violate a "constitutional duty" by the way they vote. I ask mls again, cite some judicial precedent that would make a presidential veto an act that violates the Constitution. What exact provision(s) of the Constitution would be violated? Keep in mind that Jack Balkin's statement related to both the President and Congress. They do have constitutional duties. But if they fail to perform them in connection with enactment of a bill, e.g. Congress failing to pass a bill, or if passed, a presidential veto of the bill, what specific constitutional provision(s) are they violating? This is political. Jack Balkin's posts, read in their entirety, make this point. The Constitution provides for elections to remedy failures of elected officials - as well as impeachment.
mls is " ... not expecting a logical answer, but I think it is a logical question." It sounds more like a rhetorical (or at the least fallacious) question with such an expectation. A proper answer to a rhetorical question may best be rhetorical.
And let's not ignore the political history of the debt ceiling statute as detailed in Anita's article referenced earlier on this or an earlier post on the topic at this Blog. This is political theatre with potentially serious results. Let's stop trying to do a constitutional dance on the tip of a needle. Congress first has to pass a bill; if it does, the President will have to decide whether or not to veto. There are no angels here. Voters, rationally and irrationally, will react to such. This is a republican form of governance provided for by the Constitution.
I'm still expecting on August 3rd a direct deposit of my Social Security check. If it doesn't, I have ample other means. But many of the other 55 million Social Security recipients may not. Consider how a failure to act may impact interest rates, which most likely would increase, perhaps resulting in larger income tax deductions and thus reduced tax revenues. And the stock market roiling surely will offend the many voters owning 401(k)s. No, the sky will not fall, but there may be some dark days. Once again, let's hear the chorus: "The days dwindle down, to a precious few ...."
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My love for Bolivia grew during my childhood, kindled by my father's determination to take my siblings and me there every summer. The months of July and August were an endless adventure of cousins, day trips, family celebrations, music, succulent foods, sunshine, Sunday mass with the abuelitos (grandparents), and every eye-popping color of the rainbow. My childhood was rich for those experiences.
The Ekeko, pictured here, was also an object of "Bolivian-ness" I recall seeing now and then while growing up. Relatives would give these small dolls to my family as we left to come home to New Jersey. This little guy carries tiny possessions, miniature foods, and paper money - all symbols for the things we hope to never have to do without.
My parents recently returned from a trip to Bolivia, and brought back my very own Ekeko. Only this time, it's the female version of the small god - an Ekeka. She carries of course food, clothing, money, as well as kitchen tools, and a cell phone. She also rides a bike, holds her baby under one arm, and carries her husband on her back. A small dog runs by her side.
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"I want to know how it started," Charity said, while standing in his driveway, watching firefighters tear apart the roof to battle the blaze. "I don't know how it could have happened."
The fire was reported around 3 p.m. No one in the building was hurt.
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I am trying to ascertain the whereabouts of a old friend of mine, Noel McBride.
Noel and I grew up together on Mount Avenue and went to all the matches in Oriel (and the "Joes" for those of you that remember). Both of us graduated from the Dublin College of Catering in 1968. After that we lost all contact. There is a proposed college reunion coming up and we are trying to get the class of 1968 together for celebrations.
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Here are five things to watch for when the Red Bulls kick off their road campaign on Saturday.
1. Carl Robinson to start: It was clear from practice this week that the midfielder expects to be healthy and back on the field against Seattle. After missing the season opener against Chicago, Robinson should be in the starting 11 Saturday night. The expected recovery for this type of knee injury is 7-10 days, and Robinson said that last Saturday "came a little early" in the healing process. He may not be ready to play a full 90, but Seth Stammler is back in the mix as well and could be a second-half sub for Robinsion.
2. Maintaining shape: Despite Chicago holding much of the run of play last week in the second half, the New York defense held firm. Midfielder Danleigh Borman credited the defensive scheme and the team playing a compact style. New York is going to be willing to concede space out wide and force teams to beat them with crosses and going over the top.
3. Coundoul it again?: There is no denying that goalkeeper Bouna Coundoul is among the most athletic and talented goalkeepers in the league, but consistency has always been a struggle for him. Following two solid displays in as many weekends, Coundoul will need to play big against a Seattle offense that last year scored more than double the number of goals at Qwest Field as their opponents.
4. The Freddie factor: Sounders midfielder Freddie Ljungberg is still recovering from a knee to his back in last Thursday's win over Philadelphia and is questionable for the game. Though he is doing some light training, the pain has not substantially subsided for the former EPL midfielder. New York head coach Hans Backe praised Seattle's Osvaldo Alonso for running the Seattle midfield and also lauded the play of Steve Zakuani on the wing, so don't expect New York to disrespect a Ljunberg-less midfield.
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She doesn't speak English. She has never been to Los Angeles. And on Sunday, the day of the Academy Awards, French actress Emmanuelle Riva will celebrate her 86th birthday.
Riva has quietly been one of this Oscars season's most compelling stories. Once considered to be, at best, a long shot in the lead actress race that most awards pundits had predicted would come down to Jennifer Lawrence for "Silver Linings Playbook" or Jessica Chastain, who played a CIA operative in "Zero Dark Thirty," it now seems that interest and appreciation for Riva's career — and specifically her work in the Oscar-nominated "Amour" — may well result in a trophy Sunday night.
Riva's turn as a woman confronting her mortality after a debilitating stroke in Michael Haneke's unflinchingly honest "Amour" won praise from the moment the movie premiered at Cannes in May. Since then, the actress, who has done only a handful of interviews and left Paris but once in support of the film, has taken top prizes from the European Film Awards, the Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. (which she shared with Lawrence), the National Society of Film Critics and, most recently, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).
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The BAFTA win prompted some pundits to reassess the lead actress Oscar race, which also includes 9-year-old Quvenzhané Wallis for "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and Naomi Watts for "The Impossible."
"The overlap between BAFTA and the academy is small, but there are a lot of people who think the academy will vote for this consummate, veteran actress," says Anne Thompson, editor of the Thompson on Hollywood blog at Indiewire. Thompson herself recently switched her prediction from Lawrence to Riva, reasoning that because "Lawrence is young and has a great career ahead of her," academy voters will reward Riva now, as the opportunity probably won't present itself again.
Indeed, Riva is the oldest woman to be nominated for lead actress and, should she triumph, would become the oldest winner of an acting Oscar, surpassing Christopher Plummer, who was 82 when he took the supporting actor award for "Beginners" last year.
Riva owns a special place in film lore — and in many academy members' hearts — for her lead turn as the beautiful French actress who engaged in a brief, intense, impossible love affair with a Japanese architect in Alain Resnais' 1959 masterpiece, "Hiroshima Mon Amour," a key film in the French New Wave movement.
That movie's themes of love and death are revisited in "Amour," a fact not lost on Riva.
"There are these echoes, these coincidences, an interweaving of themes," Riva told The Times in December, "because it seems to me 'Amour' is a film about love, not a film about death or illness. Love is the essence of life; love touches all of our work. Love never leaves us. It clings to us, and we cling to it."
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Haneke remembered Riva from Resnais' movie and sent her the "Amour" screenplay. Her interest was immediate, she says. "It was an extraordinary miracle for me," Riva told The Times. "I was ripe. It was the perfect time for me to become this character. I wasn't acting. I wasn't playing the part, that's the best way I can say it — I wasn't playing, I was being."
Riva has lived in the same Paris apartment for nearly 50 years. She doesn't own a television or cellphone and disdains travel to the point where, according to producer Margaret Ménégoz, she slept in her dressing room during the eight weeks she spent making "Amour" to avoid the 45-minute commute between her apartment and the soundstage.
"She wanted to concentrate," Ménégoz says. "No distractions. No small talk."
Riva visited New York for the first time in January to accept two awards for Haneke, who is directing an opera in Madrid. Her one request?
"She wanted a car to take her to see the Statue of Liberty," said Sony Pictures Classics co-President Tom Bernard, whose company distributed "Amour" in North America.
Scheduled to land in Los Angeles later this week, Riva, as yet, has expressed no specific desires for her maiden journey to Hollywood.
"I can say with certainty we'll be celebrating Emmanuelle's birthday Sunday," Sony Pictures Classics co-President Michael Barker said. "Anything else will be icing on the cake."
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Aug. 12, 2005 – Several faculty and students from the New Mexico Tech Department of Mathematics recently gave technical presentations on their current research at the Mathematical Association of America's annual "MathFest" national convention, which was held earlier this month in the Albuquerque Convention Center.
Bill Stone, professor of mathematics and chair of the math department at New Mexico Tech, presented "Mathematical Modelling as a Capstone Course."
Brian Borchers, professor of mathematics, presented "Achievement and Avoidance Games on Serigraphs."
John Starret, assistant professor of mathematics, presented "The Pendulum Weaves All Knots and Links."
New Mexico Tech graduate student Gabrielle Duncan gave a presentation titled "Blast Sound Propagation over Complex Terrain."
Tech undergraduates Craig Nicholas and Timothy Trujillo presented student papers on "Fractional Iterates of Maps" and "J.C. Sprott's Simple Chaotic Flows," respectively.
New Mexico Tech undergrad Matt Hoffman also gave a presentation on "The Research Experience for Undergraduates Program.
MathFest is described by its sponsoring organization as "an intimate celebration of mathematics and mathematicians," an annual program replete with varied events and activities, and complemented with an opening banquet, a Los Amigos Roundup, and an exhibit hall full of mathematical books and the latest in technology for the "mathematically inspired."
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"Frankly, I am nervous," says Robert Hale, the Pentagon's comptroller. And with reason.
A month and half into the new fiscal year, Congress can't seem to decide between what are three, wildly different scenarios for Hale's world in 2014. The House endorsed most of President Barack Obama's $527 billion request for the Defense Department in July. Last month's stopgap CR went back to $496 billion. And DOD will drop by another $21 billion in mid-January if lawmakers do nothing to stop sequestration.
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"We still don't know what fiscal '14 is, which is an extraordinary situation," Hale told POLITICO. Making it worse, perhaps, is a growing acceptance—even callousness— in the Capitol toward the level of disorder sequestration brings.
The first round of cuts that began on March 1 already forced DOD to implement $37 billion in reductions in the space of six months. Why should another $21 billion –spread over more than eight months—be any harder?
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Indeed, this equation is now fundamental to the politics of the House-Senate budget talks which resume Wednesday. A significant faction of Republicans have come to embrace the lower post-sequestration caps set under the Budget Control Act in 2011. And the real-life math for the military has become submerged in the tit-for-tat politics over Obama's healthcare reforms.
The next two weeks running up to Thanksgiving are pivotal if Congress is to have any chance of restoring some order for the Pentagon and a broken appropriations process. But what's most remarkable is how lawmakers seem to be backing into decisions without first having a full debate over what level of defense the U.S. needs going forward.
"Chaos and Uncertainty" is the title of a recent report by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments (CSBA) taking a closer look at the 2014 defense budget and impact of sequestration. And POLITICO talked with Hale to try to fill in some of the missing pieces and get his perspective on the choices ahead.
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"The Air Force wasn't flying for three months. And they're starting to recover but they haven't. The Army is still not sending units through the Combat Training Center to culminate training—except for deploying units."
"If we go to full sequestration, we will see some continued degradation of readiness. The Air Force won't be able to recover. They will still have to stop flying at some units. The Army will still not be sending units through the Combat Training Center…The Navy may see some degradation in readiness."
To get through 2013, the Pentagon's took advantage of its ability to cut from prior-year unobligated procurement funds while pushing forward some operations costs into the future by deferring equipment reset and maintenance. Fully 42 percent of the procurement cut came from unobligated funds according to the CSBA analysis. Hale's office said that the Army alone pushed about $716 million in equipment reset into 2014 and 2015.
If sequestration comes again, Hale said he can go back to the same well and cut unobligated prior year funds. But this pool has shrunk from about $90 billion in March to an estimated $70 billion he expects in January. And procurement cuts here are not without consequences.
"Some people think this prior year unobligated balance is some sort of slush fund. That we can do whatever we want," Hale said. "Congress appropriated these dollars to buy ships and tanks and planes and the money is sitting there designated for particular programs. If we cut it, then those programs are either going to have to be slipped or cut. So it's not a freebie as some people imply."
"Under full sequestration we would see some sharp cuts in procurement particularly smaller items: large spares, mod programs," Hale said. "I think we will see our large contractors, in these tight times, bring more work in house, perhaps less subcontracting, particularly for small businesses. Yes, I think we have industrial base concerns too."


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Washington (CNN) - Mitt Romney took another step towards an increasingly likely 2012 presidential bid Monday by naming Matt Rhoades the executive director of his political action committee, Free and Strong American PAC.
Rhoades is a Romney veteran, having served as communications director during the former Massachusetts governor's first presidential run in 2008. He was also deputy communications director for the Republican National Committee in 2006 and research director for George W. Bush's re-election campaign in 2004.
Rhoades replaces Pete Flaherty, who will now become a senior adviser to the PAC.
"Matt Rhoades has one of the sharpest political minds in the business," Romney said in a statement. "He's been a friend and an adviser for several years now and I'm pleased that he has agreed to run the day-to-day operations of my Free and Strong America PAC. He shares with me the view that 2010 is going to be a critical election year, with many races and lots of opportunities to elect Republican candidates."
Republicans will never elect Mitt Romney and here's why, in one word:
The evangelical "Christian base" that's taken over the leadership of the GOP think that Mormons belong to a cult.
Either they will have to make a pact with the devil or Romney to back Mitt in 2012.
Should be interesting to watch all the contortions and soul-selling.
When the "store manequin" is going to give up !!! No religious people in the presidence !!! We would go 50 years backwords !!! NO WAY !!!
Mitt Romney is another neo-con extremist republican, bent on giving breaks to the wealthy at the cost of middle class Americans. His father was a lousy governor in MI and Mitt was born a silver spoon baby. It's not that hard to be a so-called "successful businessman" when you have massive amounts of money behind you. Another example of this is George W. Bush, who had massive amounts of Saudi Arabian money behind him.
No one in his/her right mind would vote for Mitt (the former hedge fund manager) to be a president! The country is fed up with the Wall Street fat cats and doesn't need one as it's leader!!
Is political wizard Matt Rhoades the mental giant who persuaded Mitt, who has the political spine of Gumby, to switch overnight from pro choice to mandatory birthing of rapes and from common sense gun control to arming the Mexican drug cartels, as well as repudiate Mitts's own efforts to health care reform in Mass.? That Rhoades? No doubt we'll all hear about Mitt's return to "principles" the Repubs have ignored or deemed outright laughable since 1981.
OK dems,this is your chance to hop on a winning ticket and jump ship while you can,your man Obamie just is not up to the job.By 2012 I am not sure we will still have anyone to admit they are a dem.Avoid the mass exodus and slip out now.
Romney is nothing but a Capitalist Predator! Making him President would be disastrous! But then again, the GOP brethren appear to embrace Disasters – including those political candidates that injure them more than anyone else! The ignorance is amazing to see and types like Romney must very much enjoy this deception over their OJ!
Hopefully, the GOP primary will have better options available.
Great! I hope Romney is getting everyone in place to help him in a 2012 run for the presidency. The country needs Mitt's skill set and experience at this time to put us back on track.
Romney in 2012!!
Romney couldn't beat Huckabee. What makes him think he can beat the President?
If money is the top card then Mitt might succeed but this Independent says no! 😦
Come on Mitt, your a good guy, but you just dont have it. Sorry,but maybe a vice president would suit you better We are going to need a very good person to fix the economy after Odumbo puts us into the depths of debt's hell.
2010/2012 REAL Change is coming
Which candidate is more frightening? Palin or Romney? Palin is of low intelligence but has a crude sort of native cunning. She is a pathological liar (Death Panels?). She is a real loose cannon, and if elected might decide to become America's first President for Life or perhaps the Eva Peron of America. It is highly likely that Palin will self-destruct before 2012.
Romney, however, is smart and well educated. He is connected in politics and business. He actually believes that we live in a nation of corporations with a government of the corporations, by the corporations, and for the corporations. I am more frightened of smart people than dumb ones, generally, so I suggest that Romney is the greater threat to our democracy.
Again Mitt, the people of America have not forgot the 8 years under the Republican leadership....therefore don't be surprised by the outcome of the Conservative movement replacing the Republican party.....Twice is a charm running for President......right how about embrassing when you drop out again in 2012
Look at that photo, does that self-serving image inspire you to vote for him. Even more than most political hacks, this guy is a political thing for himself and big business.
This is GREAT news!!! Romney in 2012 wih Scott Brown as his VP running mate!!!
Romney is a business/financial/economic genius--which is DEFINITELY what we are going to need in 2012-- after the destruction to our economy by Obama, Pelosi, and Reid and the rest of the liberal Democrats!!!!
Romney assisted Scott Brown with his campaign, so I am hoping that Romney picks Brown as his VP running mate. This would also be GREAT news.
It will be HILARIOUS to see/hear the debates between Romney and Obama-–when Obama won't be able to have memorized, prepared responses set up on his teleprompter.
Give it up Mr. Mittens. The tea baggers and right wingnuts want no part of you.
What a farce. I hope that Conservatism and all its' evil sub-human followers die a swift, but painful death at the hands of those who are only now realizing how dangerous the Right-wing really is. Infinitely worse than Al-Queda or the Taliban because they are already here among us.
I am one Mormon that wouldn't vote for this guy Romney. He is a warmonger, just like most Republicans.
I voted for Obama because he is diplomacy first, war as a last resort. So far he has fulfilled these expectations, so I still support Obama.


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The marsh is in bloom. I hadn't noticed. Carolyn pointed it out to me and even though I hate the razor like feel of the marsh grass against my legs, I swam over to where it was growing next to the bluff.
You have to look closely to see the fragile stem of flowers, a difficult color to describe, perhaps like a Chardonnay or Marilyn Monroe's hair.
George William probably would have harumphed and snorted, "It looks yellow to me."
In a way, it seems odd
to be in a house that looks out over the marsh. My generation wouldn't have considered living on the river unless it was on the deep water.
After all, you can't launch a boat on the marsh except at high tide and what good is that if you can't go home when the tide is out?
You might as well live anywhere, preferably on high ground, was the general opinion.
Air-conditioning changed the primary factors in locating a home site more than anything else.
We have been in this house on Myrtle Island for more than 30 years and I am sorta used to the marsh, which stretches out in front for what seems like miles. At night, the only illumination is the glow from Savannah and Hilton Head on the horizon and the dock light on Savage Island.
Near the edge of our lot, the pluff mud is covered with dead reeds that will nourish all sorts of creatures until spring tides lift and carry them out to sea.
How many times did we ride a huge raft of those reeds as it floated down the river with the outgoing tide, fiddler crabs scrabbling around wondering what was happening to their sanctuary.
Just as sandbars shift, the marshlands change. Creeks running hard create contours. The grasses, fresh in April, dry in August have put up a golden haze of those delicate blossoms Carolyn called my attention to.
The other day, I walked a little way out on my dock and stood listening and looking.
Just as you become accustomed to traffic noises nearby or the ding dong of a Grandfather clock's chimes, I have become used to the subtle but constant movement of the marsh.
It was quiet, no leaf blowers going full blast or jet skis powering in circles out on the May.
Plopping sounds ignored in life's busy time seemed abnormally loud.
I looked over to the end of the island which Mr. Toole of Aiken had sold to Mr. Backus of Savannah and where his daughter Ellison lived for awhile. I remember how frightened she was the night a bloody figure banged on her window, crying out in some unknown language. When help arrived, it was to discover a Vietnamese fisherman whose boat was disabled and who had somehow managed to struggle through mud, oyster beds and knife sharp blades of marsh grass to beg for assistance at the first land he came to.
As the Highlanders who fought the Spanish in the marshes of Glynn discovered, the marsh can be a horrible place to maneuver.
I looked out at the vastness of the marsh and reminded myself to pay more attention to the beauty that was offered freely every day, to watch for the birds that waited so patiently on the dock for an unsuspecting fish to swim past, to appreciate the grace of bending grasses as the wind swept through, to notice the lighting by the sun sweeping the cove every morning and the awesome tides that sometimes cover every blade of grass creating a sea right at my front door.
I reached over and took a stem of marsh grass in my hands and stripped off the blossoms.
Like fairy dust, they blew away.
Like fairy land, the marsh is magical and our responsibility not only to enjoy, but to protect.


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Engineering students lend expertise to Apparatus X; crowdfunding campaign begins
Engineering students lend expertise to Apparatus X; crowdfunding campaign begins
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- A student effort to build a mobile workshop to aid victims of natural disasters recently launched a campaign to complete the project.
The month-long campaign through the fundraising platform Indiegogo seeks to raise $15,000 at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/apparatus-x-empowering-disaster-victims.
The project, dubbed Apparatus X, is a recreation vehicle converted into a mobile workshop, tool trailer, design studio and micro-living unit. Apparatus X is designed to be self-sustaining and independent from the grid, and its design includes a solar power system, and water collection and purification system.
Led by architecture student Aaron Wertman, the work to design and build Apparatus X combines the efforts of students from the colleges of Arts and Architecture, Engineering, and Earth and Mineral Sciences. Among the 21 students on the team, four, including Wertman and Joshua Kessler the team's treasurer, are also also enrolled in the Schreyer Honors College.
Wertman, who's using the project as his master's thesis, said, "What originally inspired me was the slums in developing countries. Could the resourcefulness of places like that be replicated but better designed?
He began to research displaced populations and wondered if there might be something he could do closer to home. "What could I do here in the U.S.?"
Wertman's attention then turned to victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and Hurricane Sandy in New York and New Jersey.
Kessler, a mechanical and biomedical engineering student, said of New Orleans, "If you go down there, many houses are still not built."
So Wertman came up with the concept of a mobile workshop that could be driven to an area in the immediate aftermath of a natural disaster. Once there, Apparatus X would rely on local materials to aid in rebuilding, rather than hauling goods down.
"We're planning on using reclaimed materials, hoping to decrease the cost of building," he stated. "We're looking at using construction waste to help build new homes."
According to Kessler, the project has already gained sponsorship from a number of sources. "We already have $3,000 from IBM and $2,000 from Boeing."
The team purchased an old trailer that's already been stripped down to the wheels and foundational platform. As the weather begins to warm, the students will begin framing Apparatus X out and outfitting it with its different modules.
Senior engineering students are designing and building Apparatus X's water gathering and filtration system for their capstone design project while Engineers for a Sustainable World are leading the power system efforts, including the trailer's solar panels, inverter and power core.
Total budget for the project, Wertman estimated, is about $20,480 with a goal of completing the trailer's construction by August, when Wertman graduates.
Once complete, the Danville, Pa., native plans on driving Apparatus X to New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward.
Wertman has been in contact with local officials about how he and Apparatus X can assist.
"There's not a specific project right now that I'm targeting. I'm not intending to roll in and be like, 'Where's the house?'" he said. Rather, his goal is to become a member of the community, listen to the local residents and assist in responsible community design and rebuilding efforts.
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#include <ReefAngel_Features.h>
#include <Globals.h>
#include <RA_Wifi.h>
#include <Wire.h>
#include <OneWire.h>
#include <Time.h>
#include <DS1307RTC.h>
#include <InternalEEPROM.h>
#include <RA_NokiaLCD.h>
#include <RA_ATO.h>
#include <RA_Joystick.h>
#include <LED.h>
#include <RA_TempSensor.h>
#include <Relay.h>
#include <RA_PWM.h>
#include <Timer.h>
#include <Memory.h>
#include <InternalEEPROM.h>
#include <RA_Colors.h>
#include <RA_CustomColors.h>
#include <Salinity.h>
#include <RF.h>
#include <IO.h>
#include <ORP.h>
#include <AI.h>
#include <PH.h>
#include <WaterLevel.h>
#include <Humidity.h>
#include <DCPump.h>
#include <PAR.h>
#include <ReefAngel.h>
////// Place global variable code below here
////// Place global variable code above here
void setup()
// This must be the first line
ReefAngel.Init(); //Initialize controller
ReefAngel.Use2014Screen(); // Let's use 2014 Screen
// Ports toggled in Feeding Mode
ReefAngel.FeedingModePorts = 0;
// Ports toggled in Water Change Mode
ReefAngel.WaterChangePorts = Port1Bit | Port2Bit;
// Ports toggled when Lights On / Off menu entry selected
ReefAngel.LightsOnPorts = 0;
// Ports turned off when Overheat temperature exceeded
ReefAngel.OverheatShutoffPorts = Port4Bit | Port6Bit;
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ReefAngel.TempProbe = T1_PROBE;
ReefAngel.OverheatProbe = T1_PROBE;
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ReefAngel.Relay.On( Port1 );
ReefAngel.Relay.On( Port8 );
ReefAngel.Relay.On( Box1_Port2 );
ReefAngel.Relay.On( Box1_Port3 );
ReefAngel.Relay.On( Box1_Port4 );
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////// Place additional initialization code above here
void loop()
ReefAngel.Relay.DelayedOn( Port2,8 );
ReefAngel.StandardLights( Port3,19,0,10,0 );
ReefAngel.StandardLights( Port4,14,0,20,0 );
ReefAngel.StandardHeater( Port6,790,800 );
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for some reason my ato is not functioning. When i operate it through the app it works fine but it will not come on automatically when my float is low.
Did you test the port and float switch?
Do you have it connected too the correct ato port?
When the float is activated, it shows on the app that it is in the low position. But the pump relay dos not activate.
Everything looks fine.
Can you try the High ATO port?
i switched the port that the float was plugged into and the ATO high indicated red when the float was floated. Is that good enough for a test?
should i try the other float? I cannot see how that would help though i am kind of grasping at straws. I was really hoping you would find a flaw in the code.
Is there another way to write the ATO line to see if maybe a slightly different syntax would work?
So, do you see it turning both red and green as you move the float switches up and down?
I want to make sure both float switches are working and both ports are also working.
since i am grasping at straws, i also noticed that my portal seems to think i have a whole second relay box. I do not have one or any other expansion at this time and i did not include it in my code (i used the wizard to make it). I cannot figure out why it has the 8 extra slots when i bring up the portal though.
Maybe this is a clue???
I tested my other float and it seems to work. I feel a bit silly but i reconfirmed all of my previous statements. I tested the float i am having issues with and it checks out. But the other float actually works
And you are positive that it is not on ato timeout, right?
Try this code:
it is not in time out, it is working with the other float now
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How would you calculate the order of a list of reviews sorted by "Most Helpful" to "Least Helpful"?
Here's an example inspired by product reviews on Amazon:
Say a product has 8 total reviews and they are sorted by "Most Helpful" to "Least Helpful" based on the part that says "x of y people found this review helpful".
Here is how the reviews are sorted starting with "Most Helpful" and ending with "Least Helpful":
7 of 7
21 of 26
9 of 10
6 of 6
8 of 9
5 of 5
7 of 8
12 of 15
What equation do I need to use to calculate this sort order correctly? I thought I had it a few times but the "7 of 7" and "6 of 6" and "5 of 5" always throw me off. What am I missing?


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Funny how, when you're little, everyone around you seems to complain about time flying. Now it's my turn to say, "Gosh, time flies, it's been 10 years? It feels just like yesterday when I was a sophomore in college, and when Lagaan was released!" I feel old, yes. That's because our very own little Tipu is (probably) in college by now! :D
Jokes aside, it's been 10 years. And 10 years later, Lagaan continues to maintain relevance across cultures, geographies, histories, politics, and film industries. It offers countless lessons of love, hope, faith, struggle, teamwork, collaboration, understanding, innocence, patience, and perseverance. Perhaps most importantly, it serves as a reminder of the importance of saluting belief in goodness.
Lagaan Week this year will see more Lagaan goodness. In addition to recapping some of the highlights from past posts, I'll hypothesize some more (as I've grown accustomed to, by now). Add a couple of special guest posts to the mix, and I hope you enjoy this edition of Lagaan Week as much as I enjoyed bringing it to you.
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This past weekend, while traveling, I was able to locate a bottle of Old Rip Van Winkle 10 year 107 Proof bourbon. I reviewed the 90 proof version of this whiskey about a year ago. Let's take a look and see how the higher proof version fares.
Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year Bourbon, 53.5% abv (107 Proof), $45/bottle
As you might imagine, Old Rip Van Winkle (ORVW) 10 Year 107 brings a very similar flavor profile as the 90 proof version. It does so with a bit more punch and vigor however. The nose opens with toffee, maple syrup, rum soaked bananas, and rich, dark fruits (dates, figs). Things really shine on the palate, which is more concentrated and syrupy than its little brother. Toffee sweetness, caramelized nuts, coffee and cinnamon toast are most prevalent. The vanilla and toasted oak are prevalent throughout. With a splash of water more fruitiness emerges. ORVW 10 year 107 finishes with toasted oak, nutty toffee, and a warm hum of spices (cinnamon and clove).
Your chances of finding this one over a Pappy 15 is likely 3-4 times better. That's only a guess, but I'd say that's accurate based on my experience. The 107 proof point serves this whiskey well, concentrating the flavor and bringing more depth and force to the party. The price I found is certainly higher than it was last year, but in comparison to some other whiskeys in this range I still recommend it highly.
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