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Taking an independent stand
The election of Donald Trump has torn up the political rulebook - a reality that protestors must confront, argues Jim Grant
One could view 2016 as, among other things, the year celebrity advocacy went into crisis.
What pop star wanted Brexit? Which luvvies? Nobody whatsoever - the 'remain' campaign had a bottomless supply of notables to draw on, as it argued for strict adherence to the status quo. Alas - the support of David Beckham and JK Rowling was not enough, and the vote narrowly went against them. Likewise, who the hell was in Trump's corner? Kanye West, sort of, and a few meatheads like Kid Rock. Towards the end of the campaign, Hillary Clinton's public appearances started to look like the Oscars and the Grammys had mated to produce the smuggest offspring in history. But all for naught.
The relative prominence of 'slebs in the vanquished campaigns of moribund establishment politics is interesting. After all, it is clear that both the Clintonites and the remainers knew that having the backing of the great and the good more generally was not quite the advantage it might once have been in rosier days. The almost total silence of big business, in both cases, reflected both the capitalists' unwillingness to alienate potential customers and their recognition that, among the general population, there was an increasingly dominant strain of hatred for Wall Street and the City, and open advocacy of one vote or another might actually have backfired. Celebrities, it was assumed, had a far more cordial relationship with the wider public; perhaps it is even true, but writing a catchy tune, or acting in an enjoyable film, is plainly not enough to be other than 'one of them' in the eyes of the alienated enragés of the rustbelt.
The celebrities, of course, have not gone away, and in the last week or two have been busily marching about in major cities throughout America, and indeed across the world. Robert de Niro, who livened up the Hillary campaign by confessing that he wanted to punch Donald Trump in the face, was a star speaker at a huge rally in New York, where he was joined by Alicia Keys, Ashley Judd, Madonna, Michael Moore, Marisa Tomei, Meryl Streep, etc. The stars of stage and screen were also to be found on the Mall, and in San Francisco, Los Angeles and wherever else you like. Hell, Shia LaBoeuf has even started a ham-fisted conceptual art installation in response to it. (In London, we had to make do with Sandi Toksvig, but there you go.)
They were not the only ones. Millions of people have taken part in anti-Trump protests. The controversy around his victory has not abated - indeed, with the Christopher Steele dossier, it has rapidly intensified in the last two weeks. Trump has the lowest inauguration day approval rating since records began.
Among those excited by the demonstrations are ... those excited by more or less all demonstrations: the radical left. The American and British papers called Socialist Worker are no longer aligned internationally, but have more or less the same attitude to such affairs - let this be the start of the fightback, against the reign of a racist plutocrat! We seize on an op-ed on the American paper's website, by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, chiding persons unknown for standing aloof from the protests, alarmed by their non-radicalism:
Were liberals on the march? Yes! And thank god. The movement to resist Trump will have to be a mass movement, and mass movements aren't homogeneous - they are, pretty much by definition, politically heterogeneous. And there is not a single radical or revolutionary on earth who did not begin their political journey holding liberal ideas.1
Discussing things in terms of 'liberalism', however, rather understates the 'heterogeneity' of this emerging movement. Though many have reconciled themselves to the opportunities of the new regime, or allowed themselves to be neutered by the sniff of cabinet positions (hello, Mitt!), there remain more than a few anti-Trumpite Republicans. Indeed, it was John McCain, not Nancy Pelosi, who brought Steele's dossier into the public realm, which brings us to the related matter of the obvious discomfort of many in the American state core - generals and securocrats - at Trump's foreign policy.
From realists to neoconservatives, there are plenty of imperial functionaries concerned at the apparent move to embrace the Russian bear. It takes two to tango, however, and Trump himself has taken the (perhaps unwise) step of becoming the first president since Richard Nixon to refuse daily briefings by the Central Intelligence Agency, which he has also lambasted from his social media accounts and plainly despises, despite the occasional conciliatory move.
All of which rather leaves the left in an awkward position - for we can hardly not oppose a US president whose opening salvo included tearing strips out of the meagre achievements of Obamacare and an ominous attack on funding for pro-choice organisations, yet we must somehow avoid being used by people who are unambiguously our enemies, while also potentially enemies of Trump.
If the Democrats, securocrats and neocons succeed in fashioning Steele's dossier (or something else, for that matter) into impeachment proceedings, we can hardly expect liberals to do other than applaud and breathe a sigh of relief. What would the International Socialist Organization have to say about it, I wonder? Who knows? - but some of the historical precedents are less than encouraging. Another leaf of the Cliffite family tree, the Egyptian Revolutionary Socialists, managed to support both the candidacy of Mohammed Morsi for president against the army, and the army's later coup against Morsi, both in the name of keeping the revolutionary process alive. If RS can convince themselves that a coup is actually a popular uprising, then an overexcited American left can certainly misattribute an impeachment to 'mass resistance'.
We have ended up here by a circuitous route, which is in the end a matter of US history and secondarily the history of the American sphere of influence. Primitive accumulation in the American colonies and then the infant republic was achieved on the back of coerced labour, initially of indentured servants and later of African slaves. The uneven development of American society led ultimately to war on the question of black slavery, between an industrialised north looking to rival England economically and an agrarian south whose existence and political power effectively held the US in subordination to the former colonial master.
Slavery was abolished as a result, but not the political subordination of blacks, which remained acute until the civil rights movement began to achieve major success in the 1960s. At the outset, support for civil rights was a high-cost endeavour: the extant arrangements of political power depended upon the subordination of blacks, and to attempt to overturn the latter was by definition to make enemies. Communists and other American radicals threw themselves into the fray, both appalled at the racism and sensing a fault line in the political regime.
In the 1970s, the American ruling elite began to change tack; at the same time as living standards began to stagnate, human rights became the watchword at home and abroad; black individuals began to appear further up the social hierarchy, and the pursuit of individual empowerment and 'role models' became the dominant theme of post-civil rights black politics. This process was more or less complete by the new millennium; the odious rightwing administration of George W Bush included not one, but two black secretaries of state, and he himself was replaced by Barack Obama.
The left is in a pickle because it all but fails to acknowledge that any of this has happened at all. A firm and strident commitment to anti-racism is thus still treated as if it is subversive, when in truth it is now the official ideology of the party that once enforced segregation across the south, and indeed of the HR department of every federal agency and significant corporation the length and breadth of the country. The continued social disadvantages of black communities in the US - greater rates of poverty, incarceration and so on - are clear enough, but are in no way the same thing as explicit political exclusion; nor are they incompatible with there being an official doctrine of anti-racism at the level of the state.
The latter combines with the neoliberal class offensive of the past 30-plus years in a peculiar toxic way; for it provides an easy way to dismiss outrage at offshoring and the like as essentially a matter of white workers attempting to keep their privileges. Without a serious leftwing response, sections of the working class become cynical about 'racism' accusations, and open to the approaches of demagogues like Trump.
We quoted Taylor earlier to the effect that "there is not a single radical or revolutionary on earth who did not begin their political journey holding liberal ideas". It is a dangerous thing to deal in such absolutes, and I personally know more than a handful of people who have travelled a lot further to get to left radicalism - from conservative or even far-right politics. Yet it is a telling error; for it shows that some on the left cannot imagine recruiting from among those who are not liberals; in other words, from among people who do not share the proper bona fides about anti-racism, anti-sexism, etc. Now, of all times, this 'liberalism turned up to 11' business is a woefully deficient view of politics.
But in the end this is an effect of the purely negative political method at work here. Put simply: if we restrict ourselves to being anti-whatever, we can either be anti-offshoring and turn a blind eye to our bigoted allies, or be anti-racist and tolerate our neoliberal allies. An independent stand is unachievable without a positive vision of an alternative society. Otherwise, we are doomed to be identified as agents of a corrupt establishment - and we would deserve no better, if we are so easily held hostage by the official ideology of the state, our placards blurry in the background of a photo of Robert de Niro.
1. https://socialistworker.org/2017/01/24/dont-shame-the-first-steps-of-a-resistance.


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One of the pleasures of dealing with French material is opening the regular supply of parcels from our French vendor in the field of the fine arts. The books contained, many finely produced and beautifully illustrated, bear testimony to the extraordinary diversity of French fine art publishing. The books arrive under the terms of an approval plan, which allows the vendor to select titles for us in accord with a detailed collection development profile drawn up by the Library.
There are several advantages to such a system. The decision about the suitability of a title for our collection is made book in hand, rather than on the basis of a bibliographical description. New imprints are added to the collection more quickly. Some fine art titles go out of print with alarming speed and our vendor, an expert in the field, can secure copies for us as soon as they appear.
The delivery of 29 titles in early October is a typical consignment. Whilst most of the volumes featured here are substantial items, not all books in the shipment are large and with lavish illustrations. We are concerned with items of academic value, not items for the coffee table. The smallest item is a slight 78-page publication, 16 cm tall, by the professor of French literature at Lyon, Jérôme Thélot, on Géricault's Raft of the Medusa. The largest item in the package, at 34 cm, is the very substantial L'oeuvre gravé d'Abraham Bosse, graveur parisien du XVIIe siècle: catalogue général avec les reproductions de 451 estampes by José Lothe, published in the series Histoire générale de Paris. And fairly typical of such approval plan packages is a highly illustrated volume by emeritus Professor Pauline Chôné, La renaissance en Lorraine.
Of course exhibition catalogues from major French galleries feature prominently in most deliveries. This one included the catalogue of Modigliani et l'école de Paris held at the Centre Pompidou, but it is not only exhibition catalogues from major institutions. This delivery also contained Femmes artistes en Bretagne, an exhibition at the Musée du Faouët in Morbihan, and the catalogue of the Collection David et Ezra Nalmad, displayed at the Musée Paul Valéry in Sète.
The catalogue of the Georges Braque exhibition at the Grand Palais illustrates both the advantage and a possible problem with acquisition by approval plan. The French catalogue is available in Cambridge shortly after the exhibition opens, but the exhibition then travels to the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston from February 16 to May 11 2014, so the Library will then need to decide whether we also need to acquire the English language. Will this simply be a translation, or will it include significantly different material? Had we not acquired the French edition so quickly, might we only have bought the English version?
The shipment also includes the 586-page Cluny : les moines et la société au premier âge féodal. This is certainly a title which should be in the University Library, but its arrival demonstrates a potential shortcoming in using approval plans. While the vendor has considered the book a fine art title and therefore within the scope of the plan, we would consider it a work on church history and would therefore not have expected it to be supplied via this route. Fortunately, however, we had not already acquired a copy elsewhere. Had we done so, we would have returned this new copy to the vendor for a refund, which would have involved the Library in significant extra work. Thankfully, the very clear collection profile we have worked out with the vendor means that the necessity for returns very rarely arises.
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The night was a double success for Crest Nicholson as its Bath Riverside development was commended in the 'Development of the Year' category.
The prestigious Sunday Times awards aim to recognise a variety of housing schemes and architectural projects across the country, and are designed to celebrate creativity and exceptional practice in craftsmanship. The 'Best House Design' award focused on homes that championed best practice in design and specification.
Oakgrove Village is a collection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom family homes, as well as 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, within easy reach of central Milton Keynes. The development is formed around a neighbourhood centre, with useful amenities such as a Costa coffee, Waitrose and Metro Bank all on-site.
Bath Riverside is a stunning collection of new homes, set on the River Avon, near Bath's city centre offering high quality residences from studios to 4 bedroom homes.
Speaking of the award success, Susan Young, Sales and Marketing director at Crest Nicholson, said: "We are delighted that both Oakgrove Village and Bath Riverside have been recognised at The Sunday Times British Homes awards. As with all of our housing developments, Oakgrove Village and Bath Riverside have been developed to offer high quality homes with a designer touch. To be named 'Best House Design' is a fantastic achievement for the Oakgrove Village team.
"We've seen a phenomenal amount of interest in both Oakgrove Village and Bath Riverside which is testament to the quality of these outstanding developments."
For more information on the Oakgrove Village development and Crest Nicholson, please visit: www.crestnicholson.com/oakgrovevillage.


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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Scrappy Rainbow Saturday - Yellow
Well...to be honest, there was one little mishap along the way. But the seam ripper was put into action, the brain was re-engaged, the pieces were rearranged, and eventually the block turned out okay. Some mistakes are easy to fix.
The Knot block pattern is from Quiltmaker's 100 blocks magazine issue #3.
I skipped the Knot block last month since I just didn't have enough neutral squares to make the contrast work without going into the browns. So far I have sewn 4 Knot blocks for my 2012 rainbow scrap quilt. They are really fun blocks to sew and I have thoroughly enjoyed making each one. I am already wondering what next month's colour might be...blue? violet? aqua? orange?
I am thinking I might call the quilt "All Tied Up In Knots 2012"!
The weather forecast calls for a perfect day, so I plan to be basting and hand quilting my "Hexagon Honeycomb" from last year's yellow rainbow month, while I soak up a few golden rays of sun!
And I found the newest 100 Blocks magazine (at my local Chapters). Can't wait to read through it and see what blocks I'd like to sew. I picked up an extra copy for a blog giveaway, so leave a comment on this post and I'll pick the lucky winner at the same time as I pick the winner of the Shop Hop Treats.
Then hop over to the Rainbow Scrap Challenge yellow postings and check out what other quilters are making with their yellow scraps. Happy Sunny Saturday!
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I love how you arrange the colors from lighter to darker on the knot blocks. They look so pretty together.ReplyDelete
I saw the orange 100 Blocks magazine at Target. There are so many blocks I still wanna make in the previous one, I didn't buy it. But, if a friend has an extra to share, who am I to complain?
Thanks for a great giveaway!
Another great Rainbow Scrap block. They look lovely together and love the quilt's name. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
love your scrappy knot blocks! very inspiring to use the scraps. :) thanks for the chance to win this book of patterns!ReplyDelete
these look great!ReplyDelete
Great looking yellow block. It is a great collection so far! I am always amazed at how much you get done. I have the new 100 blocks magazine but haven't settled on a block to try yet -- so many possibilities, so few open hours in the day.ReplyDelete
I just love your knot blocks! They are going to make a really cool quilt when put together. I'm finally getting around to working on my tiny pineapples today too. Thanks for the chance to win the 100 Blocks issue! I haven't picked up a copy yet, so winning would be a treat :*)ReplyDelete
These are looking GOOD!ReplyDelete
Kathy, these are so pretty, I love the shading. Now I want to make this block.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSaturday, May 19, 2012
I love your yellow knot block. It is so cheerful. Thanks for keeping us up to date on the release of the newest 100 blocks book. I purchased the one with the knot block in it after you started yours. It was missing from my collection. Have a wonderful holiday weekend.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSaturday, May 19, 2012
I would love to win that magazine!! Sometimes I´m so out of ideas what to sew and I´ve gone through my magazines a thousand times :) Could really use some new ideas.ReplyDelete
Gun, Sweden
This set of blocks just gets more fun with each added color. Very clever little fussy-cuts!ReplyDelete
love those blocks thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
I would love to win one of your 'give-aways'. Your knot squares are looking great, looking forward to seeing your finished quilt.ReplyDelete
I love the name you have come up with for your Rainbow Quilt. I skipped last month too - I just wasn't creative enough to make neutrals work with the white in my 9 patch blocks.ReplyDelete
I need this issue just to make the kitty in the basket....so please pick me! Love your rainbow block project, can't wait to see it at the end of the year. Mary in VirginiaReplyDelete
I am so enjoying watching your knot blocks evolve! They are going to look terrific in a Rainbow Scrap Quilt!ReplyDelete
LOVE the yellow!!!! I did not know that the new 100 blocks was out yet.....Always a fave ....great inspiration on every page.ReplyDelete
What great knot blocks! I love them all put together like that. I picked up the magazine last weekend and keep looking through it. I still have not decided which block to try first but I love Bonnie Hunters block.ReplyDelete
I love your idea to make the same block in each different color!ReplyDelete
Love your knot blocks! Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the 100 blocks! I haven't had a chance to pick up a copy yet--I've loved the prior issues!ReplyDelete
Awesome work again Kathy! I truly enjoy your blog. Also trust that your brother is feeling as well as can be. Enjoy you quilting in the sun. All I want to win is a piece of your creativeness.ReplyDelete
Love that you make blocks from the magazines. I just collect the magazines:). Have a super Sunday!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, May 20, 2012
Well Kathy: you have given us another great idea for using up small scraps!. The lighter value of the same colour as background is really nice.LisaReplyDelete
The knot blocks are great! Good thing you are handy with seam ripper for that one tiny mistake. Neutrals disappear quickly from my stash too, and I am always on the lookout for ones I like.ReplyDelete
I would love to have a copy of the magazine! Thanks for the chance to win.
Those knot blocks are great! I think I have a new addition to my bucket list...ReplyDelete
Thanks for thinking of us with your giveaway. Knot blocks will be added to my to-do list!ReplyDelete
Great Rainbow Scrap blocks! I'm behind, I've not even started my yellow blocks yet.ReplyDelete
I'm always open to trying a new quilt block - pleas sign me up!ReplyDelete


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Well, if you're an avid Shaw's shopper you're probably well aware that there is a catalina promotion running this week on General Mills and Unilever products. In the time that I've been a serious user of coupons, I have found that I am able to do my most successful stockpiling of groceries during these types of sales. Over that time, I've learned a lot about how to get as many groceries as possible for the least possible cost, after making many mistakes along the way!
Sale Basics:
- These sales are almost always based on shelf prices rather than sale prices. In other words, if you are supposed to buy $30 in products to get a $15 catalina (money-off coupon for your next trip to Shaw's), you would look at the non-sale price to reach your total of $30.
- You can, and should, use coupons on the items that you are purchasing. I have been able to maximize my savings by ordering coupons that will double at Shaw's (most of the coupons that come out in my local paper are for more than $1.00 and therefore will not double.) Usually there is a preview of the upcoming week's Shaw's ad on AFullCup.com on Monday or Tuesday. I check over the items and see what I want to stock up on, and place an order for coupons for those items. I have usually been able to get my coupons by Friday or Saturday of that week.
- When you receive a catalina, you can "roll" it by using it to pay for your next order.
- If a catalina does not print, it is often because an item you purchased is not programmed into the system. (I find this is often the case with unusual varieties of certain products.) Shoppers on the Shaw's forums at websites like HotCouponWorld.com and AFullCup.com are pretty good about reporting their results about which items are working well and which are not. It can also be because you didn't add up the prices correctly. Sometimes the catalina machine might be off (you can tell because it has a little green light when it's on.)
- If a catalina doesn't print, you have a few options. If you have spent more than you wanted to out of pocket, you could return the items. You won't get your coupons back. If you've only spent a few dollars out of pocket, it's probably not worth it to return the items. I, and many other Shaw's sale shoppers, have not found most Shaw's managers and customer service people to be helpful with getting catalina issues resolved. They will often state that the sale is based on sale prices rather than shelf prices, or that you did not get the catalina because you used coupons. If the deal doesn't work the way I planned, I just go on my merry way.
- These sales often double or triple (so you could buy $60 and get $30, or buy $90 and get $45.) Check AFullCup.com to see if that's the case. It's easier to make fewer trips for more items.
- On Thursday night, I gather all of the coupons that I have for any products that I might want to buy at that particular sale. At this week's sale, I am interested in Lipton tea (I am a dedicated tea drinker- the rest of America may run on Dunkin' but I run on Lipton...) chex mix, Chex Mix and Fiber One Bars, Honey Nut Cheerios, Suave Shampoo and Bodywash, Q-Tips, Betty Crocker Brownie Mix, and Country Crock.
- I don't really plan my transactions too much ahead of time; some people find out shelf prices ahead of time and have a plan of what they're buying, and that works well for them. I don't worry about this too much, because I often go to different Shaw's stores with different shelf prices, and if they're out of something, I need to readjust.
- I find that buying a mix of different items, when possible, tends to draw less attention and that way you aren't clearing shelves so other customers can partake of the sale, too. Also, if you are using coupons that double, you can only use 6 of any one kind of coupon, so keep that in mind when planning purchases.
- I try not to use a ton of printable coupons at any one time- on this or any other transaction. Not because there's anything wrong with it, but some managers and cashiers can give you a hard time.
- I started carrying a calculator with me into the store, to keep a running total of my sale prices. (I found it very helpful, but I think I need to have a better quality calculator- I got one for $1 at Wal-mart and the keys aren't very sensitive so I kept making mistakes and getting frustrated.)
- As I put an item in my cart, I pull out the coupon that I have for it. I keep all the coupons I'm using clipped together so I can just hand them to the cashier when I go to buy the items.
- I always ask politely if I can use the catalinas to pay for the purchase. Some cashiers don't know if they'll work, but they always go through. You may need to get some "filler" items because your out of pocket total may be less than $0 depending on how many catalinas you have. (I always try to be really nice to the cashiers and baggers at Shaw's, anyway. I worked there in high school... there can be a lot of difficult customers and nice ones are always appreciated.)
- I try not to make special trips out of the house to go to Shaw's. I will go there on my way home from work or when I am doing other errands. If I'm visiting friends or family and there's a Shaw's nearby, I will sometimes make a quick side trip. I usually do end up going to a few different Shaw's stores, to avoid clearing shelves.
- I don't buy things I don't want or need, even if they're practically free. These sales generally revolve around highly processed foods, so if I don't feel good about my family eating it, it's not good enough to donate to the food pantry, either.
My food storage areas are ready to explode after several trips like this, but I know we'll eat this stuff up fast- we go through tons of cereal and granola bars every week. Until the next exciting episode...


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Wow, Manson was a simpleminded child.
Hmm, I don't think he is. I think he's had to deal with some real reflection. He's realized he's a fool, that these interviews are popular and silly and that they've become something of a pop culture icon. So he plays a clown on camera and sticks steadfast to his story. The moment he changes it he loses all poetic license. So he knows what he can say and what he can't say. For one, he hangs on the fact that he didn't actually stab anyone. He just clings on to that. But he also says he didn't literally say "go kill people". There's probably truth in that, which is what makes him sound so crazy. He knows it, and he plays off of it.
I think he's a pretty clear indication of how someone could turn out in a life jail sentence. The guy did a lot of drugs and is stuck in the 60's. He thinks and speaks in lyrical metaphors and cliches from his time. He likes Jail. Whether he's crazy or not I'm not sure, but he made a concious decision to start talking like a crazy person. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFFJ...feature=related He speaks like a completely insane person here, but I don't believe that he believes what he's saying there. That's the best interview I've seen, and Manson even gets embarrassed when they bring out a boom box and play some of his music for him.
He has a few ideas which he believes in that may sound like crazy talk to people but he truly believes them and they have a poetic logic to them that others believe him as well. For instance, "where you go you're always here. You can't go anywhere." His concept of time and space is a little on the warped side but that's fair given his Time and Space. As Charlie Manson he will never escape his life. Even if he got out of jail he could never escape his reputation and the hatred people have for him. His time and space travel with him wherever he goes. So he must stay stationary in his cell until his time is up.
He thinks of himself as a poet and reacts to reporters like poets do. These interviews remind me of some of the angry, drug addled interviews with Bob Dylan. These people are asked "can you say who you are in a sentence?" Of course they can't because if poets are defined by what they say and the ideas that they have that have been put down as logically and concisely as possible into the form of poetry how can they break that down any further?
The word "poet" has positive connotations, but all I mean is the guy speaks in metaphors and symbols. In the sixties speaking in vague metaphors and symbols was flower power, it's all about peace and love man, but the cold truth of it is that the guy was a lousy musician and enjoyed the life of a bum.
So ultimately the answer is Charlie Manson is a bum. He enjoys prison life and he surely enjoys the letters he gets. Why should he leave prison when he gets to have these conversations with people? Those letters are praise for his work manipulating words and thought. I think he's content with that.
I think Charlie Manson is an act, and he gets paid for it in letters at his jail cell. What else is he going to live for?
at the end of that interview I linked, Charlie Manson when asked what would he say at his parole meeting he says, "I think I'm going to run for president." That's a joke for no one but the reporter and the audience back at home, he won't say that at a parole meeting and he knows that parole is not an option. But, he also talks about his kids. When asked about his kids he says "I don't talk about my kids." His words of advice are do things your own way, be your own self. Just for a second there you see he's got shame and he knows that he's probably screwed up his kids.
Well, tbh, I just tuned out after he said the whole, "I could kill you now like I was making a sandwich. I don't care" thing.
In my mind, that's something a thuggish child says to try and impress people. There's nothing impressive about it, so I just tune out to all the other garbage. Regardless of what his agenda was, I just don't see any valid reason to spew garbage.
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Well, tbh, I just tuned out after he said the whole, "I could kill you now like I was making a sandwich. I don't care" thing.
In my mind, that's something a thuggish child says to try and impress people. There's nothing impressive about it, so I just tune out to all the other garbage. Regardless of what his agenda was, I just don't see any valid reason to spew garbage.
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Patience now a days is a thought of as a thing of the past. Everyone wants instant, now and later can't wait. Some things demand patience and if you can wait, some of the best things life has to offer will be waiting. About 6 years of waiting will give you Maker's Mark Whiskey…
Again Brian and Ryan had one of those days where they decided to shoot a very similar project. This project was a bottle of whiskey. They again separated and did their respective shots.
Brian set up a window frame behind the set and created an over exposed, soft light coming through. This helped give a great natural look and feel to the photograph. To fill the photo so it wasn't just back lit, he brought in a soft box on a boom from high left, and a white card on the right to reflect some of the light back onto the bottle.
Ryan decided to keep this shot clean. "The whiskey sells it's self" was the approach he wanted to take. This shot was also very simplistic in its approach. He put the bottle and the glass on a very small white pedestal to get them up off a surface. This allowed for the highlights to run top to bottom with out a break. A smoked plexiglass was put behind the bottle, and a large point source with a grid was used to get gradations in the liquid. A large soft light source was positioned very close to the bottle on the left side, which gave a solid highlight. On the right, a white card to reflect that light, and to also act as a light source. A small point source was aimed at the top of the card which gave a subtle highlight on the top right of the bottle.


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City to Offer Property Owners Four Installments for Tax Payments
Madison property owners will soon have the option of paying their taxes over four installments, beginning in December. Studies have shown that municipalities that collect property taxes over multiple installments see a significantly lower rate of delinquency than the two installment method.
The most important things to remember about the new system are:
· There will be no effect for the majority of property owners who pay all of their taxes in December, so that they can itemize the deduction on their Federal income tax
· The four due dates will be: January 31st, March 31st, May 31st, and July 31st. Taxpayers can pay whatever they like at any time as long as they meet the accumulated minimums by those due dates;
· All payments on current taxes will be made to the City Treasurer; no longer will taxpayers pay the city for one installment and the county for the other.
Can You Help? Prairie Hills needs a webmaster. Chris Morris, who has done this for a number of years, needs to pass this job on. It's not that demanding and can be done from home. Chris uses Word Press. If you want to take a look at the site, go to www.prairiehillsna.org. Let me know if you are interested. GKMeyer 68 @gmail.com.
Monday, Nov. 24 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Learn to Prevent Dog Bites. Most dog bites are committed by family dogs or other familiar dogs known to the child. This program focuses on how to read dog body language and how to act safely around their own dog, other familiar dogs, and strange dogs. Doggone safe will NOT be using any dogs in this presentation and discourages anyone from bringing dogs to this program. For school-age children at the Goodman South Library (2222 So. Park St.)
Monday, Nov. 24 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Informational meeting about the upgrade of Well 12, located at 801 So. Whitney Way. Water Utility personnel will be gathering public input about the upgrade. For more info, call 266-4651.
Monday, Nov. 24 7:00 p.m.
Join Wisconsin Public Television for a free premiere screening of "Wisconsin From the Air" — a new film featuring stunning aerial photography of Wisconsin's landscape. At Monona Terrace. Attendance is free and open to everyone.
Wisconsin From the Air is a 60-minute film that lofts viewers high above the state for a breathtaking journey through our treasured landscapes. The program showcases Wisconsin like never before, covering the entire state from La Crosse to Milwaukee and from northern forests to southern landmarks — all from a bird's eye view.
Tuesday, Nov. 25 10:00 a.m. Pie Sale at the Meadowridge Library. Goes until all pies are gone. If you want to contribute, leave pie at the library on Monday, Nov. 24. Sponsored by the Friends of the Meadowridge Library.
Tuesday, Nov. 25 11 a.m. Nutrition Walk By. At the Madison Senior Center (330 W. Main) Nutrition educator Martin Salas from UW Extension will discuss vegetables and fiber. Enjoy a tasty squash recipe from this year's harvest. Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, Dec. 2 6:00 p.m. Second meeting on the replacement of the playground equipment at Waltham Park. At the West Police Station Community Room. (1710 McKenna).


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What does he have?
Our patient had a mucocele which is an accumulation of mucoid secretions and desquamated epithelium within a sinus. In this case it was cause by retained sinus lining after his frontal sinus fracture. He was sp cranialization of the R frontal sinus after his injury. Over the course of many years he developed a large mucocele intracranially but extradurally that displaced the globe and caused proptosis. These may develop very slowly and can be reported 10 to 15 years after the fracture. They can also occur without trauma in an obstructed sinus.
The frontal sinus is most commonly involved in mucocele formation with only rare mucoceles in the sphenoid, ethmoid and maxillary sinuses. The frontal sinus is shared with the superior orbital wall which explains the proptosis as the mucocele enlarges.
Mucoceles were first described in 1820 by Langenbeck and called hydatides. The repair of mucoceles is complicated by the fact that they will recur if even a small amount of mucous producing tissue is left.
The repair can be open or endoscopic with neurosurgeons generally preferring the open route to remove the entire cyst lining. If the posterior wall of the frontal sinus is eroded a biopore sheet can be inserted to reconstruct the posterior frontal sinus wall. It is placed between the orbit and the dura. Other mucoceles are treated endoscopically with or without stents.
Our patient's course was complicated by the fact that he was psychotic and homeless. He lacked capacity to consent for himself and two physicians were required to agree on the necessity of surgery. He underwent endoscopic endonasal drainage of the intracranial mucocele with prompt reduction in his proptosis. His recovery was uneventful.
Alberti PW, Marshall HF, Munro B. Fronto-ethmoidal mucocele as a cause of unilateral proptosis. Br J Ophthalmol. 1968;52:833.
Suri A, Mahapatra AK, et al. Giant mucoceles of the frontal sinus: a series and review. J Clin Neurosci. 2004;11:214-8.
Tan CS, Yong VK, Yip LW, AmritjS. An unusual presentation of a giant frontal sinus mucocele manifesting with a subcutaneous forehead mass. Ann Acad Med Singapore. 2005;34:397-8.


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Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies are baked into pumpkin brownies in this delicious dessert recipe for pumpkin brookies, great for fall parties and Halloween!
It's the final day of Pumpkin Week here on WhitneyBond.com!
This week I've already shared recipes for Pumpkin Chili Sliders and Cranberry Pumpkin Bread. Now I'm finishing off the week with a super delicious dessert!
If you're not familiar with brookies, allow me to introduce you to this super amazing dessert that combines cookies and brownies into one scrumptious treat!


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Call Centre Agents (Insurance, Claims)
Job Introduction
We're SAGA. We're pretty sure you'll have heard of us. After all, we're one of the most recognised and trusted brands in the UK, offering a huge range services to the over 50s market. We make it our mission to enable all of our customers to lead the life they want to lead. But we can only do that with the help of a fantastic team who deliver a brilliant experience. So why not consider joining us? We're pretty sure you'll fit right in if you're a real 'people person' who has a natural flair for customer service and will think nothing of going that extra mile.
Right now, we're growing our teams and are looking for Call Centre Agents to join us. You don't need to have any specific qualifications, what's more important is that you can bring a confident, friendly telephone manner and leave the customer happy each and every time. If you're keen to make your mark, we also offer great pay progression so that you're rewarded and recognised for what you can do!
It's a busy team, with a variety of roles, so day-to-day you'll be dealing with new or existing insurance policy enquiries or processing customer's accident claims, all whilst looking for new opportunities to promote our services in line with the caller's needs. These roles are great if you like variety, as it's fast-paced and no two calls are ever the same. You'll need the ability to think on your feet, while accurately recording information received from your callers using our customer database - good attention to detail is important.
We wouldn't be SAGA without you, so we want to build a great future for all our employees. Right from the get-go, we offer all the training you'll need, along with plenty of coaching and support along the way. You'll be part of the family from day one, so you'll be immersed in a fun and friendly working environment with a team who frequently engage in a variety of social outings and events, and who treat each other with respect and a positive friendly attitude. With great prospects for career progression and opportunities to study for qualifications too, there's no end to what you could achieve here. Some of our previous stellar call centre agents are now Operations Managers, Product Managers and a number of our Directors!
If we haven't quite convinced you yet, then you also need to know about our wide-ranging benefits including free car parking, private medical insurance, childcare vouchers, Cycle to Work scheme, pension schemes and discounts on insurance products, holidays and flights for not just you, but your relatives too.
So, if this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you!
To apply, please visit www.sagacareers.co.uk
Role Responsibility
- Deliver an exceptional standard of customer service within our inbound contact centre.
- Develop and maintain an outstanding knowledge of Saga's insurance products and services and demonstrate the required level of competency for the role.
- Demonstrate compliance in line with Saga best practice and values, meeting FCA requirements and Treating Customers Fairly.
- Identify appropriate opportunities and provide customers with cover that enhances their all-round experience and meets their individual needs.
The Ideal Candidate
- Shows a high level of determination and resilience, able to move on after setbacks.
- Finds it easy to relate to other people.
- Strives to achieve goals and embraces working towards Key Performance Indicators
- Confident about self, skills and abilities
- Strong sense of pride in doing things well.
- Willing to adapt approach to deliver excellent customer service.
- Strong caring nature and desire to help others.
Package Description
The standard benefits when you join Saga include:
- 28 days holiday
- Option to purchase a further 5 days annual leave per year
- Free private medical insurance after 1 years service
- Pension
- Saga Social Club
- AXA Be Supported
- Apples Nursery (Folkestone only and on a waiting list basis)
- Free fruit
- Give as you earn
- Childcare vouchers
- Free eye tests
- Honeymoon benefit
- Sharebuy
- Salary finance
- Discounts on Saga holidays and insurance products
- A range of reductions and offers from leading retailers, travel groups and entertainment companies
- Long service awards
About the Company
When you join Saga you will see that we are committed to treating all employees fairly and to offering equal opportunities in all aspects of employment and advancement.
We value diversity not just because it is the right thing to do, but because diverse teams perform better. Creating a culture in which everyone feels welcome and offering equal opportunities in all aspects of employment and advancement is incredibly important to us. Fair consideration is given to applications from all applicants, including those with disabilities. If you need support at any point with your application please let us know as we will be happy to help.
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[Watch] Sigur Rós – "Fjögur píanó" (Official Video)
For the past five months, Sigur Rós' "Valtari Mystery Film Experiment" has been captivating us with intricately beautiful visuals, with twelve directors putting their efforts forth to evoke the emotions and ideas they experienced when listening to Valtari. Now, the competition has come to a close, and directors Anafelle Liu, Dio Lau, and Ken Ngan have been deemed the winners with their take on "Fjögur píanó". Commenting on the video, here is what they had to say:
skinned is a restless self sculpturing of one's body. it is a glimpse of the corporeal unconscious, forever trapped in lacan's double sided mirror."
Watch the simplistic yet evocative video above, and head here to watch all twelve contributions to Sigur Rós' competition.


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That's My Jam Breakfast Sandwich
That's My Jam Breakfast Sandwich
- English Muffin
- Hot & Sweet Chili Jam
- Eggs
- White Cheddar Cheese
- Arugula
- Canadian Bacon
1. We do these eggs sunny side up. For sunny side up heat a nonstick skillet to low heat (level 1 or 2 on your stove top) drizzle with a little olive oil. Crack your egg into the skillet and let cook exactly 5 minutes for a perfectly runny center. Sprinkle with ground pepper
2. While egg is cooking warm, your ham in a separate skillet (we like to use our grill pan for this) then also toast your muffins.
3. When assembling put your pepper jam on one side of your muffin, you can also do a little butter on the opposite side. Then put down your white cheddar, then your ham, egg and then arugula.


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Submission dates of Confirmation Form and Abstract of Fifth International Meeting in Korea is now approaching
Submission dates of Confirmation Form and Abstract for the Fifth International Meeting of IGCP608 are now approaching the next month, 1 and 15 July, respectively.
Please confirm the important dates below, for attending the meeting held during 22-28 October at Jeju Island, Korea.
The Second Circular available to download here!
Meetings pages of this website.
Important dates:
July 1 Reply date of Confirmation Form
July 15 Deadline for submission of abstracts
September 1 Distribution of Final Circular to all participants
October 22-28 The Fifth International Symposium of IGCP 608
October 23-25 Pre-symposium field excursion (Cretaceous non-marine sedimentary deposits in the western coast and Gyeongsang Basin in the southern coast of Korean Peninsula); Moving to Jeju Island
October 26-27 Fifth International Symposium (Opening ceremony, scientific sessions, welcome dinner, business meeting)
Symposium host:
Prof. Daekyo Cheong: email@example.com
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Daewoo Kim: email@example.com
Department of Geology, Kangwon National University
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Last week year 6 did their SATs, and hopefully they did very well. They will get their results some time in June. When they finished, on Friday afternoon, they had a SATs party, and they had music, food, drinks and had P.E. equipment out.
Archive for May, 2010
Sats!Thursday, May 20th, 2010
Our Tree SculptureSunday, May 9th, 2010
Mr Frost the Wood Sculptor came into school this week to make our old tree into an owl. He told us he started tree sculptures in 1998 after going to university to study for a fine art degree. He became interested in working alongside nature and started work as a Countryside Ranger and a Forester and actually practised on the trees that were being chopped down. He now designs and makes wood sculptures throughout the country.
It has taken him just over a day to make ours… it looks amazing, the shape of the owl appeared after just a couple of hours!
Noal Baker TransitionMonday, May 3rd, 2010
Jacob and Lauren from Year 6 were chosen to represent our school to work with Noel Baker and the other feeder schools, to make the transition from junior to senior school as smooth as possible, one of the things they have been involved in is producing a transition section for Noel Baker's VLE (Virtual Learning Environment).
The first week they went to introduce themselves to the other school representatives and were given a task for the following meeting. They worked all week to produce an outstanding power point presentation to show to the rest of the group at Noel Baker.
During the next visit the group will be producing a photographic tour of Noel Baker for year 6's, which will then be put on the VLE. Year 6's will be able log into the VLE for help and advice. There is a user name and a password, which Lauren and Jacob have been given, we can either look at it in school or the details can be taken home to look at the VLE with your family. If you have any concerns about transition you can post a question on the forum and some one will answer it from Noel Baker.
View the powerpoint here (It's an adobe file, not as good as the original powerpoint file, but easier to put on the internet!)


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Liven up your Cinco De Mayo with
I Love Avocados
Besides margaritas & fiestas, our friend Kelsey Preciado from Little Bits Of is giving us ONE more reason to LOVE Cinco De Mayo. After touring our West Pak Avocado headquarters in Murrieta, Kelsey shares in her latest post, "Now that I have all this avo knowledge I love these heart healthy fruits more than ever!"
She sure does! With her healthy creativity, she grabbed a bag of I Love Avocados at Target and got down to business. We knew the inventor of Sweet Potato Toast knows a thing or two about whipping fabulous recipes, but this one is heart-healthy, delightful & guaranteed to make your celebration extra tasty!
The best part? It is Whole30, paleo, vegan & dairy-free but manages to bring the flavor through her use of our favorite things from sweet potatoes, avocados & the real kicker - a lime crema dressing (she says will change your life a little).
Ready to make your Cinco De Mayo a whole lot sweeter? Get started below - share on Instagram using the hashtag #ILoveAvos!
Charred Cumin Sweet Potato & Avocado Tacos w/ Lime Crema
What You Will Need
Sweet Potato & Avocado Taco Ingredients
- 2 large sweet potatoes, peeled and chopped
- 2 tablespoons avocado oil
- ½ teaspoon sea salt
- ½ teaspoon garlic powder
- 3/4 teaspoon cumin
- 2 I LOVE AVOS avocados, pitted, peeled and chopped*
- Iceberg lettuce
Lime Crema Dressing
- 1/2 cup dairy free plain yogurt
- Juice of 1 lime
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
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Reset IC in Microcontroller Application Circuitry
In the design of microcontroller based electronics project, the use of Reset IC is critical for highly critical applications that need to ensure that the MCU will only operate at its optimum voltage. Without the use of reset circuitry, the MCU may go into a tristate of which it may go into abnormal operation.
One example of the use of the Reset IC is that when the input voltage drops below a fixed threshold, the reset IC will assert a reset signal for a fixed period of time after Vcc rises above the fixed threshold value. An example of how a reset circuit is connected is as shown below.
During power up, once Vcc exceeds the reset threshold, the reset line will be kept low for a period after which the line will be pulled high. This resets the MCU after which it will go into normal operation.
If the Vcc drops below the reset threshold, the reset pin will go low. It will stay low for at least the reset time out period and go back to high again.
This operation will ensure that the MCU power supply is monitored and will only go into operation when the Vcc is within the range of its operation. The threshold voltage of the IC is chosen based on the minimum Vcc of the MCU. MCU supply can range from 1.8V to 5.0V and a suitable IC can be chosen to monitor the supply voltage to the MCU. A typical range of RESET IC from ST range from 2.6V to 4.6V.
With the development of lower voltage integrated circuits, there are also reset ICs that can cater for 1.5 V - 3.0 V applications as well.
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While talking about toilets is something our mothers discouraged, there are times when a traveller finds a truly exceptional excuse to discuss pointing Percy at the porcelain.
After a couple of egregiously expensive pints at Harry's Bar in Changi International Airport's gleamingly renovated Terminal 1, I needed to regroup before boarding a flight to Bangkok.
The airport, which has won every award in the book, has a 24-hour cinema (in T3), a butterfly farm (also T3), smiling immigration officials who offer you a candy while you wait, seamless transit and the best duty free shopping available anywhere (suck on that, Dubai!).
While concentrating on doing my duty, or whatever quaint term your family uses, I was suddenly aware that I was not staring at a tiled wall.
No, in all its grandeur there was the bright red livery of a Qantas A330, beautifully framed by the floor to ceiling window behind the urinal.
The bog backdrop is the entire sweep of the apron, making this, arguably, the best (men only) view in the world for those seeking relief after a few frosties.
Please excuse the grainy photograph, but Singapore is known for strict limitations of what you can and cannot do. Taking a selfie in a public lavatory is probably high up on the list of fineable offences!
In my many years on the road I have encountered some unique conveniences, but this beats even the spectacular view from the men's urinals at the top of The Peninsula in Hong Kong or those at the former Foreign Correspondent's Club of Thailand's clubhouse at the Dusit Thani.
While I did not investigate myself, I am confident that the women's loo at T1 has similar facilities, so no need for pissoir envy. Singapore is an equal opportunity country. At the door to the rest room, I enthusiastically stabbed at the "Excellent" button of the satisfaction meter.
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This is an offering of a contemporary two-bedroom apartment, located at a distance of 280 m from Calangute beach. The rooms can accommodate up to six people and are ideal for pet lovers as the property is pet-friendly. The apartment is well-located with numerous eateries and shopping centres in close proximity.
The property is dotted with potted plants and has a small garden with a sit-out area where you can relax and have tea over hearty conversations with your companions. The porch is also equipped with chairs and utility table for convenience. The living area follows the same theme as the exteriors with its white walls and wooden furniture, exuding a cosy vibe. The space is furnished with a plush sofa set, a coffee table, and a wooden shelf for convenience. The bedrooms are equipped with comfortable double bed and compact wardrobe for added comfort. Ample windows ensure sufficient daylight and adequate ventilation. The en suite bathrooms are well-appointed with western sanitary ware with a bathtub for a restful stay. The balcony is furnished with comfortable seating arrangement where you can grab a cup of tea with your loved ones.
Guests are requested to provide valid ID proof at the time of check-in.
Popularly known as the "Queen Of Beaches", Calangute is one of the most commercialized of all beaches in Goa. The beach beckons vacationers from across the globe and is always bustling with holidayers all through the year. Apart from the great nightlife , and enjoyable pubs and beach shacks, Calangute Beach is also a great place to indulge in watersports for those seeking some adventure on their holiday. Tourists can enjoy watersports like snorkelling, kayaking, water-skiing, sailing and wind-surfing to name a few. Calangute Beach also offers parasailing activities and river Cruises on the Mandovi and Zuari River , along with dolphin and crocodile sighting tours. Other nearby attractions include, but are not limited to , the following: Baga Beach - 3.6 km Calangute beach - 2.7 km Candolim beach - 2.9 km St. Alex Church - 1.1 km Saligao Church - 3.0 km Calizz Museum - 3.2 km Reis Magos Fort - 7.8 km Aguada Fort - 7.4 km Sinquerim beach - 4.9 km
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The University Law College Centre-II, formely known as Eventing Law College, Jaipur, was established during the academic session 1991-92 as a Self Financing Institution. With effect from the year
2004 the University Evening Law College was renamed as University law College Centre-II. The College is housed in the Vidhi Bhawan in the University Campus, Jaipur. Since 1993-94 the college has been declared by the U.G.C. as a constituent college of the University of Rajasthan.
The College is imparts legal education to educate and train students at LL.B. level to achieve outstanding ability and become leaders in the legal profession. The College is also making efforts to build the overall personality of the students by associating them in different academic activities like Moot-Court Competition, Debates, and by arranging extension lectures by legal luminaries.
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- Candidates for the LL.B. First Year (Academic/ Professional) shall be examined in the nine papers. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and of three hours duration.
LL.B (Second Year) Academic/Professional
- Candidates for the LL.B. Second Year (Academic/ Professional) shall be examined in the nine papers. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and of three hours duration.
LL.B (Third Year) Professional
- Candidates for the LL.B. Third Year (Professional) shall be examined in the nine papers. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and of three hours duration.
Moot Courts are being organized in the class rooms and one Live Model Moot-Court is also held to inculcate in the students the habit of debating on various legal point.
In order to activate and impart knowledge of legal right and duties, the College gets its student trained and sends them to the courts (High Court, District Court & Village Courts) so as to have a first hand grasp and to assist the poor and down-trodden people about their Constitutional Rights, Settlement of their disputes through Legal Literacy Awareness, Conciliation, Arbitration and Mediation & Lok Adalats (ADR).
Professors, eminent scholars, academicians, social scientists, judges and lawyers are also invited to deliver special lectures in the college.
Library facility to the students of the College is available. U.G.C. contributes funds from time to time for the purchase of books in the Library. The Social Welfare Department of Government of Rajasthan also granted some funds for books to S.C. & S.T. students.
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Dreams Don't Work Unless You Do
Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. -T.S. Eliot I believe that doors open and close for reasons that we typically don't understand. Most of us read the signs as they are given: opportunity is readily available, take it. Opportunity is lost, walk away. We look for these signs as if they are the road map to our lives, sending us in different directions with each "yes" and "no".
I believe that, as people, we can easily get off course through our own selfish ambition and misguided judgement. I believe that God gave us "doors" to help show us when something may or may not be a good decision. However, I also believe that we sometimes misinterpret what a door is telling us. Yes, doors can open and shut, but some closed doors have handles that beg us to push harder and go the extra mile.
It's a misconception that doors will always direct your life in some cosmic way. I have had moments where the doors in my life have been so clear that I couldn't possibly misinterpret them, but I've also had moments where no finite answer is ever given. These "doors", the ones that we can't quite close or open, are the ones that require some effort on our part. Free will exists so that we can have a choice, and viewing every closed door as the end of the road is a waste of that choice.
This is risky; sometimes, we may go too far and mess up. But, living life with the attitude that every closed door means no will never allow you to grow. Living passively, waiting for someone else to call the shots in your game, will always be the safer choice, but that doesn't make it right. Some doors can't open unless you put some backbone into it, turn the handle, and push them open yourself.
Dreams don't work unless you do, and your dream might be on the other side of a currently closed door.


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Where you been, man?!
Sorry everybody! I fully intended to blog last week, but ended up not being able to because it got INSANELY busy around here. I'll do my best to make it up to you by writing a killer introductory article on Medicare, m'kay?
Fine. What is Medicare, anyway?
Medicare is a health insurance program created by federal law and providing insurance for older Americans, as well as those suffering from certain conditions or disabilities. Enacted under Lyndon Johnson's White House in 1965, Medicare is one of the programs included in the ever-popular Social Security Act.
You probably know that Medicare has different subparts that cover different types of medical services:
- Part A - Hospital insurance covering inpatient visits, long-term care, and some home and hospice care. Most folks who have Part A don't pay a premium because that person or their spouse already paid for it with payroll taxes while they were working.
- Part B - More traditional medical insurance covering doctor visits, outpatient care, medical supplies, and preventative services. There's typically going to be a premium for Part B.
- Part C - Medicare "Advantage Plans" which are offered by private insurers contracting with Medicare to provide benefits that would traditionally fall under Part A or B. A lot of Part C plans will also cover basic prescriptions.
- Part D - Covers prescription costs. Normally seen in addition to coverage under Parts A or B.
The one thing about Medicare that you really need to be aware of - especially in a personal injury setting - is that Medicare is a "secondary payer."
What in the world is a secondary payer?
"Secondary payer" means that Medicare will only pay for your medical bills if there is no other source of available funds. Other insurance available? Medicare's going to refuse to pay. Likelihood of recovering in a personal injury claim? Medicare's probably going to refuse to pay. Keep in mind, however, that the Program is now allowed to make "conditional payments" where the primary source of payment isn't expected to cough up the money for at least 120 days from the date (i) the claim is made, (ii) the service is provided, or (iii) the patient is released from care. The 120-day "prompt period" allows providers a little bit of extra flexibility in deciding who to bill, and it also affords an extra layer of protection to Medicare recipients.
So when the doctor does decide to bill Medicare, the Program is going to look at the bills (remember the lovely ICD9/ICD10 codes we talked about awhile back?) to determine whether there's another possible source of payment. If it appears that there might be other health insurance or an automobile liability policy to recover from, there's a great chance that Medicare is going to hold back. This does not mean that Medicare will never pay the bills; it means that Medicare is going to wait and see whether anyone else pays. If nobody does, then Medicare will come back and say, "Fine. I'll pay. Happy?" Or something to that affect.
If Medicare does pay, it does so on the strict condition that if any source of funds becomes available in the future, Medicare will have a right to be reimbursed from that source. Let's put this into practice, because I know that it can get confusing.
Let's say that you got hurt in a bang-bang car accident where mechanics and liability are contested. The other driver's liability carrier flat-out refuses to pay anything, arguing that (i) you were completely at fault and (ii) even if you weren't completely at fault, at the very least contributory negligence will prevent you from recovering anything. In the meantime, you have to have surgery to repair a fractured vertebra. The surgeon performs the operation, which costs $15,000. Since liability is contested and the liability carrier is denying outright, a § 44-49 lien wouldn't be real smart, so the surgeon goes ahead and bills Medicare for that amount. Since your only health insurance is Medicare Part B, and since the liability carrier won't pay anything, at least not anytime soon, Medicare reviews the bills and proceeds to pay at its traditionally-and-arbitrarily-low discounted rate.
Now, it's two years later. You went ahead and sued the other driver, who is of course indemnified by his liability carrier, because that is after all what insurance is. To your glee and the insurance company's surprise, the jury returns a judgment for all of your damages. Now you've got a check in hand and you're ready to do your happy dance. BUT!!! You have to keep in mind that because Medicare's payment of your surgery bill was conditional, Medicare still has a right of reimbursement against that check in your hand. They get back whatever amount they paid towards the injuries that you received in the accident.
Anything else for now?
Only four quick points before we adjourn for the day:
1. There is not a notice requirement for Medicare to assert its right of recovery. That is going to attach automatically whether Medicare's put you on notice of it or not.
2. There is a difference between a lien and a right of recovery/reimbursement. The latter is what Medicare has; it's stronger than a lien and takes priority over any liens that might apply. So if Medicare's right of reimbursement eats up the whole settlement amount and squeezes out a bunch of § 44-49 liens, then you're still going to be on the hook for those amounts.
3. This priority right of reimbursement is going to take effect regardless of what the circumstances are; whether there's an admission of liability or not, and especially regardless of how your recovery is designated. If Medicare's right of recovery is $5,000 and your recovery is $5,000, designated entirely as lost wages, then Medicare still gets their pound of flesh.
4. Along the same lines, Medicare's right of recovery attaches regardless of where the recovery comes from. Whether the settlement check comes from liability, uninsured, underinsured, Medpay or even workers' compensation, Medicare's right of reimbursement still applies.
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I Have Been in a Truck Accident in KY
The attorneys that represent the trucking companies involved in accidents in Kentucky have in-depth knowledge of the rules and regulations that govern the industry. They have a trucking response team to quickly get to the scene of an accident. It is comprised of investigators, lawyers and other professionals to quickly analyze the evidence and begin making a defense strategy for their clients. When an accident occurs both the driver and the trucking company are potentially liable for damages so steps are taken after any accident to reduce their liability and cost. As a victim of a truck accident you should be aware that these people on the accident scene are working for the trucking company and do not have your best interests at heart! Do not give them any statement or information that can and will be used against you. Avail yourself of the services of a reputable Kentucky lawyer that has a working knowledge of the trucking industry and has had prior experience in handling these cases and refer all conversations and correspondence to them. You should do this immediately so they can get to the evidence before it can be lost or destroyed.
There are things that you can do yourself at the accident scene if you are physically able. You must report the accident to the State Police, and give them your pertinent information such as drivers' license number, vehicle registration, make, year and model of the vehicles involved and birth date; however, don't make statements about the accident or fault, if any, on your part as this will jeopardize your case and influence any compensation you receive. If you have a camera or cell phone with you, take as many pictures as possible from several different angles and vantage points, or ask someone on scene to take them for you if you are unable too. Look around for any surveillance cameras that may have the accident scene as their focal point. Talk to witnesses that were involved in the accident or were in the vicinity and witnessed it. Get their contact information, keep in mind that your most credible witness will be the one with no monetary gain coming from their testimony. Find anything you can to write on or try to commit to memory all the details surrounding the incident that may help your attorney in winning your case. Be observant of such things as long skid marks behind the truck to show the distance it took to brake showing they were distracted or had too heavy a load; does the driver smell of alcohol or acting in a manner that, apart from the trauma of the accident, indicate a stimulant or depressant in their system? Any detail, no matter how small, may make or break the case for you.
Your attorney will work hard on your case with all the knowledge of Kentucky law at his disposal, to get you compensation for present and future medical claims and lost wages. They will present vehicle repair bills, rental costs and out of pocket expenses that have all resulted from the accident. In the case of a fatality, the expenses of the burial arrangement, loss of consortium if a spouse, comfort and companionship of a child and pain and suffering will all be brought before the court to factor into the settlement.