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Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) said Thursday that Republicans might not be able to pass an alternative to ObamaCare until 2017.
Burr, along with Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.) unveiled a GOP replacement plan for ObamaCare on Wednesday. But, appearing the next evening on Fox News's "Special Report with Bret Baier," Burr said no single idea is likely to generate consensus.
"I don't think so," he said. "I think that there are going to be a lot of ideas not only in Congress but around the think tanks here in Washington and around the country."
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The first year for Illinois' only co-op health insurance program could be charitably termed as troubled. Established as part of Obamacare, Land of Lincoln Health aimed to increase competition on the state's new health insurance exchange, but high prices meant it captured just under 2 percent of enrollments.
As it starts its second year, enrollment is up significantly. But the company is still in a hole and the clock is ticking on when it must begin repaying up to $160 million in federal loans.
Land of Lincoln's operating loss tripled to $11 million from March to September 2014, a window in which enrollment had for the most part ended. Feb. 15 is the deadline to enroll this year, and so far 30,000 people have chosen a Land of Lincoln plan, a nearly tenfold increase over last year.
"It's a little too early to say they made a remarkable turnaround . . . but it's a step in the right direction," says Steve Riedl, a Chicago-based senior consulting actuary at Towers Watson.
Look, guys, I know I'm the one who just pointed out that your enrollment numbers aren't as bad as they seem, but some of these explanations are kind of lame, you have to admit:
Officials with the exchange remained optimistic that there will be a last-minute rush to buy coverage. Exchange spokesman Michael Marchand offered a list of ways to explain the shortfall:
- About 10,000 people discovered when they went to renew their insurance that they're now eligible for free coverage through Medicaid.
- Some people are waiting until the last minute to sign up because they over-extended themselves financially over the holidays and want to put off paying premiums as long as possible.
- More than 30,000 signed up during the last two weeks of enrollment in 2014.
- Thousands had a birthday and are now on Medicare.
- Some people moved out of state or got a job or secured insurance through a spouse's job and don't need to buy insurance through the exchange.
- Some people have decided they'd rather pay another tax penalty than a monthly cost to buy insurance.
It's not that any of these rationales aren't legitimate, it's just that pretty much all of them should apply to every state...yet just about every other state seems to be improving their numbers substantially over last year. Unless WA's 6.1% moving to Medicaid (10K of the 163K who enrolled as of last spring) is atypical compared to other states, or their aged-to-Medicare population was disproportionate, I'm not sure I see what distinguishes Washington's situation from any other state.
Hispanics represent about a third of the nation's uninsured, and for a number of reasons, signing them up has been harder. According to the latest government statistics, as of Jan. 16, two months into the current open enrollment period, just 10 percent of those who had enrolled in the 37 states served by healthcare.gov are Latino. Despite a concerted effort by officials and health law advocates to reach Latinos, that's up only slightly from 7 percent during the first few months of last year's enrollment.

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1. All the people I love and care for will feel loved and cared for. This includes my husband, daughters, my rural community, my digital community, co-workers and friends.
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7. I will understand my privilege and use it accordingly. I will model a better way to show up or sit down as needed. If I make a mistake I will apologize and work harder to do better.
8. I will help the women I know and respect win their political races.
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10. I will not quit.
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The Federal Trade Commission's recent study of its own merger remedies was in some ways an update of a well-regarded 1999 report on the divestitures almost always imposed when mergers are challenged.
Yet the new study claims success of a kind that its evidence could not even plausibly demonstrate. It raises the question of why preserving the antitrust remedy of divestiture is so important to regulators. And it tells a story of something wrong politically with competition as a public policy.
Divestiture is important because the antitrust agencies have no real alternative. If divestitures prove generally ineffective, and the agencies had to sue every time a deal raised antitrust concerns, their entire merger programs could be jeopardized.
Criticism of merger remedies has been partly anecdotal. In recent years, two of them failed spectacularly. In 2012, the commission conditioned a huge rental car merger on a spinoff to a company whose own chief executive said it wouldn't work. That company filed for bankruptcy months later. The commission approved a large grocery merger in 2015 on the condition that the merged company divest itself of stores to a small Oregon chain, which increased that chain's size by roughly 900 percent. When that chain soon filed for bankruptcy, the merged company wound up buying back more than 20 percent of the stores it divested itself of, for pennies on the dollar.
But more serious has been growing empirical evidence that horizontal mergers may cause harm at levels of concentration much lower than the agencies now take seriously, and also that mere divestitures may not work well. Most important so far is a 2015 book, "Mergers, Merger Control, and Remedies" (MIT Press), by the economist John Kwoka, which drew a public objection from Edith Ramirez, then the F.T.C. chairwoman, and the acting chairwoman, Maureen Ohlhausen, and a fairly scathing rebuke from the commission's own economists.
It is not surprising that the new report finds the commission's merger remedies extraordinarily successful. Federal agency reports pretty much always do that kind of thing. What is remarkable is the degree to which it reports success of a kind that its own evidence could not support.
The report says it found a previous commission remedy successful "only if it cleared a high bar — maintaining or restoring competition in the relevant market." "Competition" in antitrust law means actual rivalry on price and quality. The only way to measure it convincingly is econometric study.
In their own harsh critique of Mr. Kwoka's book, commission economists said econometric measurement was "essential if one is to correctly measure the competitive effect of a merger." Ms. Ramirez herself was a champion for doing it more.
But while the F.T.C. study is remarkably evasive in describing its own methodology, it appears that the data gathered are far short of that standard. Commission staff members interviewed market participants and calculated market shares, and then reported only their own unelaborated subjective judgments whether a given remedy "succeeded" or not.
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How the commission would howl if defendants could prove their markets were "competitive" just because none of their competitors went bankrupt. Indeed, with that understanding of the report's methodology, one of its most striking results is that about a sixth of the merger remedies the commission ordered from 2006 to 2012 didn't even have any effect at all, apparently because the divested assets left the market.
Admittedly, this was the same measure of success in the 1999 study. But it was also very candid about its own limitations and explicitly acknowledged it could not measure actual "competition." Unlike that study, which began with staff experts' concerns about remedies under the then-new Hart-Scott-Rodino merger review regimen, this study was urged by top leadership as a reply to external criticism.
Econometric study could have been done here. Most telling is that the Federal Trade Commission itself has done a fair bit of groundbreaking econometric study of just the kind that could have measured "competition" here. But it's done that when it suits the agency's own purposes, as in its well-known studies of the consequences of hospital mergers, performed to vindicate its own views after it suffered a series of painful and highly visible losses in hospital merger cases in the 1990s.
Ultimately, an overstated defense of the divestiture remedy may reflect the single oldest criticism of antitrust law. Preserving a remedy that allows the agencies to show that they are doing something, without actually taking meaningfully aggressive action, maintains a political compromise both sides can live with.
The public gets apparent protection from monopoly, while industry is left with pretty much what it wants.


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There's something about biting into a scrumptious seafood sandwich that immediately takes your taste buds on vacation. Whether you're enjoying a casual bite by the sea or wishing you were, Moore's seafood sandwiches are sure to cure your coastal cravings. There are countless ways to make a tasty seafood sandwich, and we're sharing our all-time favorite recipes. So, snag your preferred bread, hoagie or bun from the grocery store, and cook up one of our favorites!
Made with Moore's newest Spicy Habanero Wing & Hot Sauce, this po-boy features freshly fried oysters topped with a tangy slaw.
Spicy Habanero Oyster Po-Boy
2 (8 ounce) containers of shucked oysters (8 oysters each)
1 pint of whole buttermilk
1/2 C plus 1 tablespoon Moore's Spicy Habanero Wing & Hot Sauce, divided
12 ounces Fish Fry Breading mix
3 cups shredded slaw mix
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
3 tablespoons green onion, chopped, green part only
16-inch crusty baguette, cut in fourths & sliced horizontally
2 tablespoons of butter
Fry oil
Whisk 1 tablespoon Spicy Habanero Sauce into the buttermilk. Drain the oysters and transfer them to the buttermilk marinade. Marinate for at least 30 minutes.
To make the slaw dressing, whisk together mayo, lime juice and remaining 1/2 cup of Spicy Habanero Sauce. Combine the slaw mix and green onions in medium mixing bowl. Pour 1/3 cup of dressing onto the slaw and mix well. Add more if desired.
Melt butter in a skillet over medium-high heat. Place the bread cut-side down into the pan and toast until golden brown. Repeat until all bread is toasted.
Meanwhile, preheat the fry oil to 350 degrees.
Place the fish fry in a mixing bowl or baking dish for dredging. Once the oil is ready, transfer oysters from the marinade, allowing excess marinade to drip off, and place into the fish fry to coat. Coat each oyster separately and completely. Once all of the oysters are coated, place them in the fryer and cook until golden brown. Transfer oysters to a plate lined with paper towels to drain off any excess oil. Season with kosher salt.
To serve, spread the slaw on the bottom piece of bread and top with 4 oysters on each sandwich covering with the bread top.
Next up, this New Orleans-inspired shrimp po-boy recipe comes to us from Ken Williams and the Jefferson State Culinary and Hospitality Institute. Trust us, you can't go wrong pairing fried shrimp with Moore's Creamy Ranch Buffalo Wing Sauce.
Ranch Buffalo Shrimp Po-Boy
24-32 Medium Shrimp, peeled and deveined
1 quart Canola Oil
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
2 cups flour
1/2 cup Moore's Creamy Ranch Buffalo Wing Sauce
Salt and Pepper to taste
4 Hoagie or Po-Boy Rolls
Lettuce, shredded
Tomato slices
Heat oil in a large pot to 350 degrees. Pot should be large enough so that oil does not fill more than halfway.
Season the eggs with 1/4 tsp. Salt and 1/4 tsp. Pepper.
Season the Flour with 1 tsp. Salt and 1 tsp. Pepper.
Coat the Shrimp in eggs and then in the flour.
Fry Shrimp until golden brown and just cooked through.
Remove from oil and drain.
Toss Shrimp with Moore's Creamy Ranch Buffalo Wing Sauce.
Place lettuce and a tomato slice on each roll.
Arrange 6-8 shrimp on each roll and serve.
If you're a seafood burger fan, this Salmon Burger is super simple to whip up, grill and serve with your favorite toppings!
Salmon Burger
1 tbsp. Moore's Teriyaki Marinade
1 can Alaska Salmon
1 cup spinach, finely chopped
1 cup garbanzo beans, mashed
¼ cup chopped onion
1 egg
Sandwich bun or roll
Favorite toppings
Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix until thoroughly blended.
Separate the mixture into four even portions and form into round patties.
Refrigerate for at least one hour before grilling.
Cook patties on a grill or skillet until done.
Serve on roll or bun with favorite toppings.
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Despite the recession, 2009 is going to be a critical year for all of those key vendors that best describe their turf in acronyms--CRM, ERP, BPO, and perhaps a relatively new one: VRM.
Those acronyms, which stand for customer relationship management, enterprise resource planning, business process outsourcing, and vendor relationship management, respectively, are going to be more than just jargon in the year ahead. They are going to be critical to businesses, as they ponder upgrades, stand pat, or try to figure out how to revamp.
CRM: Get ready for feedback 3.0 and VRM.
It's a bit surprising how CRM has become such a hot area when it was all but written off for dead just a few years ago. In the end, CRM's resurrection isn't all that surprising. Your customers--mining them and keeping them--is more important than ever. Toss in social networking, and the need for companies to actually listen to customers and their feedback, and you can see how CRM may be your most valuable application.
The revelation that CRM was more than just some space being commoditized by Salesforce.com hit me at Oracle OpenWorld. Since I'm quite familiar with CRM, but far from an expert, I figured that it made more sense to get the guy that wrote the book on CRM, Paul Greenberg. In a series of posts, Greenberg has the rundown on CRM in 2009, including a tour of the key vendors, emerging themes, and forecasts for the year ahead. His work is a must-read for anyone interested in CRM.
Greenberg's focus has been on CRM 2.0, which, in a nutshell, is the coupling of traditional CRM applications with social-networking functionality. He expects the integration between these two sides of the customer equation to accelerate, even if there's a downturn.
Two themes stick out:
- Feedback 3.0: Today (in Feedback 2.0), companies are listening more to customers to learn, but little conversation is happening. Feedback 3.0 will mean that companies will engage with the customers doing the most yapping.
- Vendor relationship management: Simply put, a VRM tool would be something customers use to relate and manage multiple vendors. Greenberg thinks that 2009 will be the year in which VRM becomes more than just a concept. What's ironic is that vendors that have the most tentacles into companies (Oracle, for instance) may become players. Just imagine the following: here's a VRM tool from a big vendor so you can better manage it.
ERP: Here comes the dogfight
One of the hardest sells in 2009 will be convincing customers to start new ERP projects. How do I know? SAP is already hitting the infomercial circuit, and 2009 hasn't even started.
What we do know is that big projects are going be tough to get moving in the current economy. There aren't any bigger projects than ERP implementations. You have consultants. Big systems. Customization. Process revamps. And probably a few more consultants, once you've screwed up the customization and process parts of the equation. Dennis Howlett has documented SAP's challenges, as well as the ERP sector.
As for Oracle, we'll know a lot more on Thursday how the company is doing. The good news: Oracle hasn't preannounced its earnings. The bad news: Oracle is likely to feel some pain as customers pull back. However, the company is very diversified and collects a ton of maintenance revenue. Simply put, it has the assets to weather the downturn. Look for an Oracle-SAP bloodbath in 2009, with interesting detours provided by Microsoft and NetSuite.
BPO and IT services: Where we heading?
At the beginning of the great recession of 2008, IT services companies--those that allow you to outsource your infrastructure and processes--were seen as being immune from collapsing IT budgets.
No more.
Citi analyst Ashwin Shirvaikar says in a research note:
Our interactions with industry participants indicate a sharp deterioration in near-term visibility for the IT service providers. Many buyers--especially in the financial-services vertical--seem to be considering IT budgets that are lower year over year by as much as 10 percent to 20 percent. This kind of a decrease is sharply lower than our CIO survey from September, which indicated that IT spend would be down sequentially, but still up 1 percent year over year.
To put this in perspective, we have had overall IT spending at flattish only once before-- in 2002--while all other years, the IT budget has grown. Clearly, the credit crisis and global economic slowdown--especially with sharply negative news flow that coincided with the budget season--is a contributing factor.
Brian Sommer sums up 2009 for IT services providers simply. These services giants--IBM, Hewlett-Packard's EDS, Accenture, and a bevy of Indian players--can either hunker down in the downturn or innovate their way to more business.
IT services giants will make that choice all through 2009. So where's the innovation going to come from? My money is on the Indian outsourcers--Wipro, Infosys, Tata, et al. Sure, these vendors have their troubles--the biggest worry is a heavy reliance on financial-services customers.
However, there's a lot of complexity to smooth out in that industry. Just imagine integrating the systems for the Merrill Lynch-Bank of America merger. Multiply that IT rat's nest by about 50, and you have the financial-services sector. Meanwhile, the financial-services industry is risk-averse. What if the Indian offshoring companies swoop in, assume the IT risks, and say they'll reduce a company's complexity every year. From there, Indian outsourcers have a platform they can take to retail and health care.
That theory is proposed by Ravi Aron of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. According to a Knowledge@Wharton India article:
Although it may take a year or so until the financial-market turbulence dies down, (Aron) expects that offshore-outsourcing firms will move toward offering better business process outsourcing services. He notes that it doesn't make sense for offshore firms to "diversify just for diversification's sake," but he predicts that India's technology giants can find new business from financial-services customers, which are rapidly integrating mergers while shedding noncore businesses. With new offerings created for financial-services firms, offshore-outsourcing firms can target other struggling or inefficient industries, such as retail and health care.
"Financial-services firms are very interested in reducing complexity and minimizing risk," Aron says. "They want to standardize processes, and when finished, they will look at automation. Offshore-outsourcing firms have a great opportunity to offer platform-based business process outsourcing, where they provide the technology and automate what a company does. The future for offshore-outsourcing companies is to take 1,200 systems to 800 to 700, then 500 on down. There will be wrenching change in the back office."
Aron adds that Indian firms will have to hire a lot of United States-based expertise and project managers to make that vision happen. It sounds quite plausible, so watch that back half of 2009.
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To mark the opening weekend of 'The Slide' at the ArcelorMittal Orbit we were asked to create an experiential event for the public.
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A chance meeting and subsequent conversation with an Architectural Technologist recently has led me to read his CPD blog, you can too at: blog.konstrukshon.com . His ability to look at the things that surround us inspired me when I visited London last week. The day was bright and warm and I decided to wander east along the south bank from the Tate Modern Gallery to Tower Bridge. It is amazing, London must have one of the most diverse mixes of Buildings of any city in the UK.
Not far from Borough Market is the reconstruction of Shakespeares Globe theatre. Framed in Oak, it has used traditional construction methods to recreate the atmosphere of yesteryear London.
I carried on along the south bank towards Tower Bridge passing Boris's Office of the Lord Mayor of London, and across the bridge to St Katherines docks. There has been a dock here since 1125, and similar to the rest of London, has an amazing history. Today it has been converted to offices, apartments and leisure facilities, with the dock used as a marina. Here I found the current home of the Gloriana a boat built to celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee last year, and one that we had pleasure in supplying timber for. Have a look at my post from last year.
Now on the north bank of the Thames, I made my way Eastwards back towards the Millennium bridge. Past the Tower of London, and nearer to the traditional seat of finance in the City of London. I wasn't rushing and in a moment I had to do a double take, amongst the acres of glass were huge baulks of Oak holding the fascia of a building up. On further investigation I found that the building is the home of Nomura – a Japanese financial services company in London. This was the first Carbon Neutral building in London. Designed by Fletcher Priest Architects on the site of a former telephone exchange, it is a brilliant example of how one of the oldest materials known to man – Oak Beam, can be incorporated into a hi-tech building with acres of glass. It looks amazing and if you have an hour spare in London, its well worth a walk along the river. You can see it easily from the south bank as well.
So my jaunt finally brought me back to the Tate Modern, a former power station, recycle, recycle, recycle.
Timber? A natural resource, a renewable resource, an amazing resource, and one we must encourage more architects to use. Mix it with Glass, Stainless Steel, Stone, Brick you name it and it will look good with it. Brilliant, what an amazing material our industry has available.
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Heart Home Shop SALE!/
To ease our way into the New Year we thought we would let you know that some of our favourite products from the Heart Home shop are now on SALE. Do make sure to check out our shop to see if your favourite item has had a slash in price ;)
The new year is always the perfect excuse to shop and redecorate the house. It's that time of the year where we need to cheer ourselves up and brighten our days, seeing as the weather is totally miserable at the moment. Whether it's prints, cushions or even a new bag, The Heart Home shop has got you covered.
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Most of the children that we work with at Kids Club Kampala are living in very difficult situations and are from extremely poor families. Education is not free in Uganda, so if a child's parents cannot afford to pay school fees, the child simply misses out on an education.
At Kids Club Kampala, we believe that all children are precious and deserve to be able to fulfill their potential. Education is a basic human right and we believe that all children should have the chance to go to school. Receiving a good education is vital and gives these children the chance to raise themselves up out of poverty and have a bright future.
At the end of 2012, we are very happy to announce that we now have 16 children being fully supported to go to school through our School Sponsorship Programme! Thank you so much to all of our child sponsors who have made a choice to change a life of a child in Uganda. However, there are still hundreds of children that we work with who do not have the opportunity to go to school and would love for someone to support their education.
This Christmas, you have the fantastic opportunity to make a real difference to a child's life by providing them with the gift of an education. By sponsoring a child with Kids Club Kampala, you can give a child a bright future and enable them to break the cycle of poverty.
It costs just £25 a month to sponsor a child. If you or anyone you know would like to change a child's life this Christmas and become a child sponsor with Kids Club Kampala, then please get in touch us and we will send you a sponsorship form. Thank you.
"Kids Club Kampala is so good because it has helped me to pay my school fees, and I would not be going to school if it wasn't for Kids club Kampala.
I like the activities also of KCK like the teaching, football and the games but I like most singing and dancing. I thank Uncle Sam for visiting us, caring for us and giving us many things like uniform, shoes, books and pencils and pens."
Angela is being sponsored to go to school through Kids Club Kampala and attends weekly KCK activities at her centre.
Please contact us if you would like to sponsor a child like Angela with Kids Club Kampala this Christmas – to become a child sponsor, please email email@example.com
Thank you and Merry Christmas from all at KCK.


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What will you learn in this Sports Events Management: Advanced Course ?
If you are interested in pursuing a career in sports events management, this course will equip you with the skills to plan and manage big sports events and manage project teams.
Textbook costs included!
Textbooks can be extremely expensive and some institutions do not include it in the course fee. Not at College SA! Our study material and textbooks are included in the total course price, so you do not have to worry about sourcing your own textbooks. We will send you all the necessary study material to complete this course.
Course Cost and Duration
At College SA we offer you the following ways in which you can pay for your studies:
Total Price*A once-off R950.00 activation fee applies if you pay by debit order
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Course Start Dates
With College SA you can start studying whenever you want, there are no specific course start dates since we offer distance learning. Please speak to our Educational Planners about your enrolment and study options.
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You will need to submit a Portfolio of Evidence or assignments which will be used to determine your competency. Once you have successfully completed the Portfolio of Evidence or assignments you will receive a certificate confirming course completion.
Accreditation InfoStatus: Non-accredited course Type & reward: College SA Provider Programme - certificate confirming course completion
Provided by: College SA
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College SA has put together a range of courses that address the need for affordable skills development. These courses, made up from a range of providers as well as some of our own proprietary material, have been developed specifically for distance learners to help them gain skills. Although these courses are non-accredited, they are extremely valuable for many students since the information is relevant, up to date and will help you improve your job performance in your chosen field. These courses are typically more affordable than accredited courses, do not require formal exams to pass and are often structured in such a way that you can level up your skills as you go along. They are perfect for self-development and demonstrate to employers/potential employers your willingness to learn and improve yourself thereby increasing your ability to find a job or get a better job.
Entry RequirementsEvents Co-Ordination: Skills Course
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Subjects are the particular fields of study that are covered in a course. The subjects below make up this course and will need to be completed in order for you to complete this course.
Sports Events Management
This module gives and introduction to sports events management. You will learn how to define and design an event, plan your budget, choose the perfect market and location and how to find sponsors and caterers. You will also learn how to create a player-friendly tournament, get your event on TV, create a team atmosphere and source staff for the event.


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Souper Heroes:
Global Gallery Edition
Wed., Nov. 8th 6-8pm!
Souper Heroes: Global Gallery Edition
We are excited to announce our first Souper Heroes for the 2017 / 2018 soup season! It will be held on Wednesday, November 8th from 6-8pm at Global Gallery. Come join us for an evening of soup and community in their beautiful Fair Trade coffee shop and art gallery located at 3535 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43214.
What's Souper Heroes? So glad you asked. Enjoy all the complimentary soup and bread you want and take advantage of the opportunity to pay it forward into our Donation Slow Cooker benefiting Clintonville - Beechwood Community Resource Center.
There's two ways to participate
Join as a soup maker by volunteering to bring a family-sized slow cooker full of your favorite soup to the event. Just fill out the form below and we'll reach out and get you all the final details.
Or just join us as a diner. Enjoy all the complimentary soup and bread you'd like, dine with your community and take the opportunity to pay it forward in the Donation Slow Cooker. All proceeds will benefit Clintonville - Beechwood Community Resource Center and help people right in your neighborhood.
New to Souper Heroes?
Over the last five years we have brought the Columbus community together to share a meal of free homemade soups and freshly baked bread. And through that we've put over 100K meals into the local Columbus hunger relief system by allowing diners to throw their contribution into our Donation Slow Cooker. Never been to a Souper Heroes event? Learn more about it here.
Interested in learning more about being a guest host? Great! Learn more about it here.
Any questions? We're here to help. Fill out this contact form and we'll be in touch!
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By the special favor and provision of God, we have been able to once again put together our second 18 wheeler or 40th foot container with necessary medical and food supplies to be shipped to Liberia first week in November 2014. This second consignment has about 22,000 pounds of rice value at about $10,000 US Dollars total. We purchased 20,000 pounds of the rice from Farmers Rice Milling Company based in Lake Charles Louisiana.
The container also has over $35,000 US Dollars' worth of assorted medical supplies to help in the time of desperate need in Liberia as a result of the deadly Ebola epidemic. However, right now we are still in need of about $4,000 US Dollars to pay for the container shipment to West Africa.
If Ebola were in your neighborhood it would be a state of emergency. If Ebola were at the end of your street and moving from house to house down your street you would take immediate action; whatever measures necessary to stop it. In Liberia it is in all of their neighborhoods but they do not have the means nor the ability to stop it. They are looking through hopeless eyes of urgency to America, to Christians, to anyone, with a fainting cry of, "HELP US!"
The World Health Organization reported that new cases could reach 10,000 a week by December — 10 times the current rate… "We are fighting for people who are alive and healthy today, but will become infected by Ebola and die if we do not put in place the necessary emergency response," Ebola victims are currently dying at a rate of between 35-40 per day. At the projected rate of expansion by December they will be dying at a rate of 350-400 per day.
I am fighting for people whom I am deeply connected with and this makes it very personal to me. People to whom God has knit my heart! People whose hearts feel the same things that your heart would feel in their situation. As I write this email tears stream down my face.
Please click on this link now to donate at: http://canintl.org/help-fight-ebola-out-of-west-africa/
Pictures of some of the materials going in our second container to Liberia


text: Share: Comments Print December 9, 2013 at 3:45 PM State health-insurance website down again Posted by Amy Snow Landa Problems continued to plague Washington's health-insurance exchange website on Monday, following four days last week when consumers could not use the site because it had been taken down for repairs. The Washington Healthplanfinder site went back online over the weekend, but it was taken down again this morning. The problem last week was that users were running into intermittent slowness and brief outages. The glitch today differed from the earlier problem, according to Bethany Frey, a spokeswoman for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange, which operates Healthplanfinder. It stemmed from an outage at the state Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) Eligibility System, which is used to verify individuals' eligibility for free and low-cost health-insurance coverage through the state's online insurance marketplace, Frey said. It was unclear this afternoon when the site would be brought back online. The exchange posted an update at 2 p.m. indicating that the site was still down and that staff were "working with DSHS to determine when the site will be available again." The ongoing technical problems have created a serious obstacle for consumers hoping to sign up for health insurance coverage before the Dec. 23 deadline to enroll in coverage that begins Jan. 1. With the website down, people who are shopping for coverage cannot go on the site to compare health plans, find out if they are eligible for Medicaid coverage or premium subsidies, or complete an online application. That leaves paper applications as an alternative. Frey noted that consumers "can still work on paper applications with a registered broker or navigator when the site is offline." Comments


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Dr. Wolf and his Team gave me my active life back./
No more blood thinners or Heart Meds.
WOW … What a change, two months later I am completely healed and doing all the things I had stopped doing because of the AFiB.
Dr. Wolf and his Team (all of them are Great) they gave me my active life back.
I could go on and on about how wonderful the stay at UT Health Memorial Hermann was but the bottom line is Dr. Wolfs Mini Maze fixed me and he can fix you too.
Thank You Dotor Wolf
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The thirst is real when you're working out. Though your recommended water intake during exercise depends on several factors, a person should drink around 8 oz. of fluids every 15 to 20 minutes of exercise. Congrats khathreehna and elivkaa for your answering our #pumpupswag question correctly and for following us on Tumblr!
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Wed, 15 February 2017
Time tested rules and myths explored in a real life adventure, meant to honor and display the courage, commitment and sacrifice made by emergency medicine and critical care professionals around the globe. In a painfully honest reflection, Ashley crushes stigma and leaves us acutely aware of how our words and actions affect our colleagues and those that we love.
Direct download: Ashley_Liebig.mp3
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Be Better from a College Student at Tufts University/
Hello! My name is Lauryn, and I am currently a senior at Tufts University, about 5 miles outside of Boston. I am studying biology and am interested in pursuing a career in health care. Although I have loved my time on the east coast, I am excited to be returning to the Bay Area for some warm(er) winters and quality time on the outdoor hiking trails.
I have been a part of the Be Better Movement for about a year and a half after a friend referred me to this community. I am not going to lie though; it is a struggle to keep up with the challenges week after week. As a college student, it is easy to focus solely on what is going on within your "college bubble." However, I am motivated by the fact that each challenge I complete not only benefits admirable charities such as Every Mother Counts, but also improves my health and well-being.
This week's #bebetter52 challenge is to eat citrus. Citrus provides me with Vitamin C, essential to staying healthy when interacting with patients at a hospital. Because I love citrus already, it was relatively easy for me to incorporate into my meals this week. In fact, the hardest part of this challenge was remembering to buy citrus at the grocery store!
Since citrus is the main focus of the Be Better Challenge this week, I tried to be more mindful and creative with the drinks and food I put in my body. For example, while I normally drink plain tap water, this week I added lemon or lime wedges to my water. I could not believe that such a small change would actually impact my mood throughout the day! I felt more awake and present in class.
This week, I also baked salmon with lemon and brussel sprouts, which I served over spaghetti with a brown butter, lemon, and rosemary sauce. It was delicious and nutritious! This recipe is actually one of my quick, go-to meals during the week.
I had so much fun with the challenge this week, and I can't wait to complete more in the future!


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Like Facebook, Twitter is obsessed with video, and it's not done tweaking how it delivers those little motion picture clips to your timeline.
As spotted by BuzzFeed's Dorsey Shaw, some people are now seeing video view counts in their feed next to the usual timer.
SEE ALSO: President Trump is destroying Twitter
A Twitter spokesperson in Australia confirmed the test to Mashable. "As video consumption continues to increase on Twitter, we are constantly experimenting with ways to provide a rich video experience," he said in an email. "View counts provide helpful context on the popularity of a video, and we are exploring this feature to help surface the best content." Read more…
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The New Harmony Project (Mead Hunter, Artistic Director; David Hudson, Executive Director; Lori Wolter Hudson, Incoming Artistic Director) an organization dedicated to supporting writers whose work emanates hope, is pleased to announce that ten writers will be in residence for their 2018 annual conference, which will take place from May 21-June 2 in the idyllic town of New Harmony, Indiana.
Each spring since 1986, The New Harmony Project has brought together writers whose works sensitively and truthfully explore the positive aspects of life. Over the course of the conference, The New Harmony Project offers a retreat from the outside world, and space for writers to fully immerse themselves in their work. The peaceful serenity of New Harmony, the site of two former utopian societies, is a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Writers in full development are joined by a full cast and creative team, and spend the conference working on one specific project, hand-picked following a rigorous selection process that saw nearly 500 submissions this year! Writers in residence are offered support to work on multiple projects, and afforded the freedom to immerse themselves into their personal process.
This season The New Harmony Project is thrilled to welcome Kennedy Award-winning playwright Dan O'Brien as a writer in full development. New Life concludes the trilogy of O'Brien's poetic memoir-for-the-stage, with The Body of an American (Primary Stages, NHP 2011) and The House in Scarsdale (Theatre @ Boston Court, NHP 2016), and dares to dream of healing after trauma, and of telling the truth of war as entertainment. Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Paul Watson, who served as an inspiration for and character in the trilogy, will also join the company.
In addition, The New Harmony Project will welcome David McFadzean (Roseanne, Home Improvement), Vichet Chum (Knyum at Merrimack Rep), Emily Feldman (Shank Playwright-in-Residence at Playwright's Horizons), José Cruz González (2016 PEN Center USA Literary Award Finalist), Arlene Hutton (The Nibroc Trilogy), Daria Miyeko Marinelli (Weston Award in Playwriting), and James Still (Four-time Pulitzer Prize Nominee, Indiana Repertory Theatre Playwright-in-Residence) as writers in residence.
As part of the 2018 conference, The New Harmony Project is also excited to announce the beginning of its year-long support of a new musical project by James Lecense, writer of the 1994 Academy Award-winning short film Trevor and co-founder of The Trevor Project, and Ryan Amador, a singer, songwriter, and theater director best known for his queer-related music videos "Define Me" and "Spectrum." In addition to a residency at the 2018 conference, their project will be further supported with two additional workshops in the fall of 2018 and the spring of 2019. This represents a drastic expansion of programming for The New Harmony Project, and an enhanced commitment to creating, nurturing, and promoting groundbreaking, life-affirming work.
The New Harmony Project boasts an impressive roster of past participants including Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning writer Robert Schenkkan (All the Way, The Kentucky Cycle), Theresa Rebeck (NBC's Smash, Seminar), Lee Blessing (Tony and Pulitzer Prize nominee, A Walk in the Woods), Steven Dietz (Lonely Planet), John Pielmeier (Agnes of God, The Exorcist), James Still (four time Pulitzer Prize nominee, The Velocity of Gary), Meredith Stiehm (Emmy winner, Homeland, Cold Case), Danny Strong (two time Emmy winner, Empire, Lee Daniels' The Butler), George Brant (Grounded, Marie and Rosetta), Idris Goodwin (How We Got On, The Way The Mountain Moved), Regina Taylor (Drowning Crow, Crowns), Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51, Actually), Jim Leonard (Major Crimes, Dexter), Mark St. Germain (Freud's Last Session, The Cosby Show), Angelo Pizzo (Rudy, Hoosiers), and Matt Williams (five time Emmy nominee, Home Improvement, Roseanne).
In April of 1986, a group of theater, film, and television professionals gathered in Indianapolis to explore the trend in the entertainment arts toward exploitative and sensational material. They concluded there was a need to engage and support writers whose work sought a goal beyond mere entertainment, work that sought to empower and uplift. It was out of this meeting that The New Harmony Project was created. For more than three decades, The New Harmony Project has been serving writers whose work emanates hope, courage, and the strength and resiliency of the human spirit. We elevate stories for theater, television, and film that inspire, enlighten, and endeavor to make the world a better place. Following a leadership transition in the fall of 2017, The New Harmony Project has begun to drastically expand its programming in Central and Southwestern Indiana, and is working tirelessly to expand its impact across the state and around the country.


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text: A friend had found an old snare that he wanted to convert into a suitcase drum. He reached out to me, and I thought that would be a fun project, so when he found the suitcase that matched his vision, he called me up and I set to work. I stripped the interior, took out the partition, and drilled a few holes in the case that I could cut between. This gave me a good amount of suitcase I could remove safely, without removing too much. The idea was to fit the sides of the snare into the opposite sides, after removing the snare, so the drum was basically a modified tom-tom. After cutting out the diamond shape that I had made with the drill and cardboard cutter, I cut circles into the case so the drum would fit. I repeated this process on the opposite side, and within about four hours from first seeing the ingredients, we had a main dish. And we were able to capture some nice shots outside at sunset.