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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal proposed an alternative to Obamacare this week. His blueprint follows on a plan from Senators Richard Burr, Tom Coburn and Orrin Hatch in January. And in the weeks ahead, more such Republican proposals are expected to emerge.
Why, four years after the Affordable Care Act was passed, are Republicans now offering alternatives? It may be thanks to enrollment on the new state and federal insurance exchanges, which has rooted the law more firmly into the U.S. health-care system: Now it's suddenly harder for opponents to denigrate it without suggesting what would be better.
Whatever the reason, more proposals from conservatives are to be welcomed. This is not because they could be used to upend the law -- it makes no sense to start over from scratch -- but because they may contain strategies to improve on the ACA.
Jindal's plan, for example, includes two excellent ideas. The first is to let nurse practitioners and other medical professionals practice to the full extent of their abilities. This makes sense because it would drive down costs.
Jindal also proposes ending the tax exclusion for employer- sponsored health insurance, an accident of history that encourages higher consumption of health care and, consequently, makes it more expensive. Obamacare will tax high-cost plans starting in 2018; Jindal wants to scrap the exclusion altogether, replacing it with a tax deduction for all health insurance.
That would be a far-reaching change: It could signal the end to the widespread practice of obtaining insurance at work. The status quo, on the other hand, is peculiarly unfair. Americans with employer insurance get the benefit of a tax break while those who buy policies on their own do not. So Jindal's proposal could at least open a debate that's well worth having.
The proposal from Burr and his colleagues also deals with the tax exclusion, but in another way -- by limiting it to 65 percent of the cost of an average health plan. That, too, would be a big change, and it deserves consideration as a way to reduce spending. Democrats still stinging from criticism over the "Cadillac Tax," on the grounds that it will raise the cost of the most generous employer-sponsored plans, should welcome that discussion.
Another good idea from Burr and company is to automatically enroll in health-insurance plans any Americans who are eligible for premium tax credits. At first glance, 7.1 million people signing up for exchange-based coverage might suggest that auto- enrollment is a solution to a problem that no longer exists. But with more than 30 million Americans projected to lack insurance even with Obamacare, further ideas to bring them into the market are needed.
Understandably, Democrats in Congress recoil at the suggestion that Obamacare should be repealed. But they shouldn't tune out Republican ideas to improve the law. Keep in mind that one of the law's most essential mechanisms, the mandate that all Americans obtain insurance or face a tax penalty, began as a conservative idea. Republicans have other proposals that are also worth poaching.
Health-care reform is a work in progress. Costs remain too high. And too many Americans still can't afford care. Good ideas for improving the law should be welcomed wherever they come from.
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It used to be that weed control in rice was fairly straightforward — you started spraying propanil when the barnyardgrass emerged and kept on spraying until the weeds were gone or you ran out of money.
With the registration of Command in rice, farmers began changing that approach, applying Command pre-emergence to reduce grass competition with seedling rice while creating opportunities for the use of other herbicide combinations.
"Before, farmers relied on propanil for grass control," says Bob Montgomery, agronomic research manager for Monsanto's southern region. "Now, we're seeing a different spectrum of weeds, that includes more broadleaf weeds in rice. Permit and propanil combinations work well on grasses and broadleafs that escape the Command treatment."
Permit or halosulfuron is another relative newcomer to rice having first been registered for control of broadleaf weeds and nutsedge species in corn, grain sorghum and turf in the mid-1990s.
After university researchers verified that rice was tolerant of Permit, Monsanto sought registration for the product on yellow and purple nutsedge in 1999. Recently, EPA granted Monsanto a Section 2(ee) registration for tank mixing Permit with propanil on several broadleaf weeds in rice.
"With the herbicides we had earlier, you were looking for broadleaf weed control and hoped to pick up some nutsedge activity," said Jeff Reeves, farm service manager for Monsanto. "With Permit, you get nutsedge control and also pick up a number of broadleaf weeds."
"The bottom line is that Permit is a very broad-spectrum herbicide when used in a tank mix with propanil-based products," says Jay Coker, a rice grower and consultant in Stuttgart, Ark.
"Besides providing superior control of nutsedge, Permit provides good control of black-seeded broadleaf weeds, including smartweed, morningglory, dayflower, hemp sesbania, northern jointvetch and eclipta that are a problem for us in rice. In most instances, these weeds would not be controlled by propanil alone."
Permit may be applied before or after rice emergence at use rates from 2/3 to 1-1/3 ounces per acre. While the 2/3-ounce rate provides good nutsedge control, a 1-ounce rate appears to provide better broadleaf weed control. Growers may not apply more than 1-1/3 ounces per acre per season.
The label allows growers to apply Permit up to just prior to establishment of the flood but not in the floodwater.
"Besides doing an excellent job on nutsedge and having good activity on broadleafs," Permit also gives me much more flexibility," says Larry Ramthun of Valley View Agri in Craighead County, Ark.
"I can apply Permit early postemergence weeks before flooding, or I can put it out right before flooding. I don't have to worry about flooding my fields to activate Permit or keep it activated."
Farmers may also split applications of Permit, applying 2/3 ounce per acre early and following it with 2/3 ounce prior to flooding if they have a second flush of weeds, says Montgomery.
"With the 2(ee) registration, farmers can vary the rate in a tank mix with a propanil-based product, depending on the size of the weeds," he said. "That is, they can apply 2/3 of an ounce when the weeds are small or the higher use rate when the weeds are getting on up there."
How tall? There are reports of growers allowing nutsedge to grow to 6 to 12 inches so they could control multiple flushes of the weeds. By tank mixing Permit with propanil, growers can now take out those weeds along with annual grasses that escape the Command treatment.
Permit also appears to be a good fit for no-till rice, says Reeves.
"In the past, farmers have seen a number of escapes and newly emerged weeds following burndown treatments," he said. "That has been a limiting factor in no-till rice. By tank-mixing Permit with Roundup Ultra or Roundup UltraMax, you reduce those escapes."
Reeves said interest has been growing in no-till rice. "We received a lot of questions about no-till at our grower meetings last winter," he noted. "Permit is one answer to taking problem weeds out of a no-till rice system."
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At BettingExpert we strive to deliver the best sports betting picks online. BettingExpert consists of a free picks section and a member service section. So no matter if you bet with small or high stakes, BettingExpert gives you value picks in basketball, tennis, horse racing & football betting markets. It is one of the leading sports betting communities in terms of both quality of the content and number of visitors.
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Sports-betting interested people from all over the world. Focus on soccer, tennis and basketball. We want to increase focus on horse racing and US sports.
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Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Mexican Microbrews and Pub Fare" Many of us experienced our first Mexican beer on a beach with a squeeze of lime. Now we're happy to see a beer revolution rumbling in the Baja peninsula. Rick takes us from the Tecate brewery, which started in 1944, to the Tijuana brewery, makers of several microbrews. D
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On Friday of this week I'm very excited to be back on This Week in Law with Denise Howell, a video netcast, which can be seen live on live.twit.tv at 11 a.m. Pacific, and will be available afterward as episode no. 92.
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What he might have written
Today I happened to come across a long forgotten study on English WW1 poets, a well rehearsed subject with me. And as I often do, I glanced at the section on Charles Sorley - and it happened to be very perceptive on him, so leaving that sense of bitter loss. Such a mind, such balance: mindlessly lost to humanity in a mindless war. As mentioned earlier Sorley has been a strangely alluring, central figure for me, having encountered him at the same age that he still had just time to experience. That is, at a very early age, and being so burningly different from him, his balance and his clarity, he burned into my mind, surely partially unjustly, unrealistically - but I think, after all these years, not essentially so. A strange meeting.
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(Van) Oudenaerde (Oudenaarden) is a Dutch Mennonite family, probably emigrants from the Belgian town of Oudenaarden, was from the 17th century found at Rotterdam, Netherlands. Willem van Oudenaerde, d. 27 October 1726 at Rotterdam at a very advanced age, a grocer and a linen merchant, married to Wilhelmina van Eyse, was in 1682 appointed preacher of the Rotterdam Flemish congregation and in 1691 elder; in 1694 he moved to Middelburg, and thereupon to Dordrecht, but in 1696 he was back in Rotterdam as a preacher in the Waterlander congregation. After the Flemish and the Waterlander congregations merged in 1700 Willem van Oudenaerde was preacher of the united congregation 1701-1705. Some of his descendants served in Rotterdam as deacons. Marinus Oudenaarden published a pamphlet, Korte Aanmerkingen (Rotterdam: 1718), against Jan Suderman and Aelbert van Meurs, who had protested against the appointment of David van Heyst as preacher. The van Oudenaerde family has died out.
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Kenneth David Kopple, a retired peptide chemist, passed away at his home on June 30, 2013 from complications of lung cancer. He was 82 years old. Dr. Kopple was an instructor and assistant professor in chemistry at the University of Chicago from 1954 to 1962. He joined the research staff of the organic chemistry department of General Electric in Schenectady, NY in 1962. While at GE he received a Guggenheim Foundation Grant for one year of studies at the University of California at Berkeley. In 1965, he returned to Illinois to the Illinois Institute of Technology, (IIT) where he served until 1985 as research assistant, associate professor and professor in chemistry and chair of the department from 1970-1972. Dr. Kopple returned to private industry in 1985 as Director of BioPhysical and Physical Technologies at SmithKline & French Laboratories, now GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). During these years he received National Institute of Health grants for study in Italy and attended seminars in Japan. Ken retired from GSK on December 31, 2000. Ken was a friend of and founding participant in the American Peptide Symposium and the American Peptide Society having been a perennial councilor, treasurer and president as well as serving as co-chair of the Ninth Symposium. He is the co-author of several books on peptides and amino acids. While working in Chicago, he met his future wife, Frances Hopkins Kopple, who was director of program for the Family Service Bureau of United Charities of Chicago. They were married in 1960. Frances predeceased he husband in 2007. Ken enjoyed the outdoors, hiking in wilderness areas and documenting his travels with photographs. He enjoyed music, especially show tunes of the 20 and 30s and opera. He also enjoyed fine foods and fine wine. After he retired, he became a fine chef, applying his laboratory discipline to cooking, for the pleasure of family and friends. He was an active member of the Friends of the Wissahickon, spending many Saturdays moving rocks and plants. He graduated from Cheltenham High School in 1947 one of the top 40 winners in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. He received his undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from MIT in 1951. He graduated as a member of Tau Beta Psi, the honorary engineering society. He completed doctoral studies, also at MIT, in chemistry in 1954. His Doctorate thesis concerned the development of a synthesis of penicillin. He is survived by his loving brother and sister-in-law, Dan P. and Janice MacVaugh Kopple and by his dear nieces. Funeral service and interment will be private. Memorial contributions may be sent to Planned Parenthood Federation, On-line Services Dept., 434 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 (www.plannedparenthood.org) or to Pennsylvania Ballet, Development Department, 1819 JFK Blvd., Suite 210, Philadelphia, PA 19103-1728 (www.paballet.org)
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Starting October 6th against Anaheim, a two week stretch of exceptionally poor hockey gave fuel to the on-going debate about whether Head Coach Claude Noel will be fired in-season.
It was hardly the first time Jets' fans had considered the notion, as his roster management, special teams, and stubbornness have long needled at observers. But this year, the sports book Bodog ranked him 4th to be fired after just three games, and even the Edmonton Journal wrote about it after the first Chicago game.
Are three wins in a row enough to cool Noel's seat?
Roster Use
One of the ways we saw Noel's desperation is that his roster management started to make a lot more sense. He was more urgent, matched lines more carefully, and stapled his fourth line to the bench more often.
James Wright is the best case study of that as the only fourth liner to play in all 20 games, and also as a Noel favourite. He typically plays many more minutes than his 4th line partners, including heavy short handed time. Yet, his even strength average ice time is down from 12 minutes in April of last year to just 8:42 so far this season. Perhaps more telling, since the game against Colorado October 27th, Wright has averaged just 7 minutes of even strengh ice time.
Wright might be the canary in this whole situation. We can watch his minutes as a proxy for Noel's comfort to some degree. So far, he remains alive but sickly.
His Own Comments
One sign of improving security is that his pre- and post- game press conferences no longer include him asking the media if they know a guy who could play right wing. Gone are the futile questions about what can really be expected with this group of 12 forwards.
On November 11th, he even seemed a bit happy in his presser, and he talked about the next stage while reflecting on how far they've been from even considering the next stage.
"The biggest thing for us is to… take the step and try to build on some of this stuff. We talk about that all the time – or, trying to get to that stage… and so now we're in this thing. So, how can we use this in a positive light?"
It's not his most eloquent moment, but he clearly means that they want to build on their successes, but haven't even had the limited success required to start that process.
The game against Detroit was not the Jets' finest. They returned to a sub-40% corsi rate, did nothing or worse on special teams, and Noel was out of options past the first line very fast. A goalie stealing a win is rare in Winnipeg, but at this point, management has to be focused on the bottom line of wins. The team is 9-9-2 and not in last in the Central for once.
Games against Philadelphia, Minnesota, and Calgary are expected to deliver two wins, at which point the team would be above .500 for the first time since before game 4. That is an attainable but necessary goal in the narrative of the team – and Claude himself – climbing out of the October wreckage.
Remaining Concerns
There are a number of players who are still not performing as expected, from Olli Jokinen's two year hiatus from hockey and Scheifele's almost polarized performances, to Zach Bogosian and Grant Clitsome both having dramatic turnover problems. Even as this team comes together, it remains disappointing in many respects.
As well, the special teams are atrocious, and at some point something will have to change. We saw some new dynamics on the powerplay against Detroit, but no goals just yet.
If the wins dry up for another two week period this season, and there are still a handful of players struggling below expectations and easily identified weaknesses to the Jets' game, Claude Noel will have very little in his tenure that indicates his personal coaching ability or suggests a reason he should stay.
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Some of February 25th's Action in GIFs
Baseball has started early as teams get ready for losing some of their system to the World Baseball Classic. All the seats may not be filled at the stadium, but some of the action is still worthy of many eyes being on it. Only some of the games right now are being televised, so there is a limit to what can be GIF'd at the moment. With that, here's some of today's good stuff:
Cliff Lee's cutter is working
Can't wait to see the Giants face him, should greeeeeat
Alex Castellanos punishes a Jonathan Papelbon pitch to RCF
Catcher wanted low, ends up being up and away
Miguel Cabrera turns on a mistake from Pap
Catcher wanted it low, pitch thrown up and in, estimated distance was 440-450 feet.
Orioles turn a double play!*
*shouldn't have been a double play
Juan Uribe shows you what a real double play looks like
Uribe just helping the slow Spring Training games move along a little faster
Marlon Byrd with the bat flip of the day
Love how you can see the bat flip when the camera from behind the plate goes on
Ross Ohlendorf with a sweet barehanded play
I'm just mad he did this after I posted the original article. Way to consider others, Ross.
One of three quotes of the day, this one from Zack Greinke:
Zack Greinke, the most honest player ever, admits to @jonheymancbs that money was No. 1 reason he went to Dodgers. cbsprt.co/13bTf1n
— DKnobler (@DKnobler) February 25, 2013
The other ones from the Giants starting pitchers Matt Cain on how his knee is feeling:
Cain: "It feels like a knee."
— Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) February 25, 2013
…and Madison Bumgarner on his pitching motion:
Bumgarner said he found himself turning too much in delivery last year. "Before I knew it, I was spinning around like Nomo."
— Alex Pavlovic (@AlexPavlovic) February 25, 2013
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BOSTON, Mass. - It was a brief road trip, but MIT's first to BU's highly-competitive Terrier Classic. With an emphasis on individual performance against a stacked field that included schools from all NCAA levels as well as select club athletes, the Engineers didn't disappoint as they set numerous personal bests.
For the second consecutive week, middle distance standout Andrea Bradshaw stole the spotlight. The junior broke her own MIT record in the event set just last week, as she finished 22nd overall with a time of 2:22.03.
Sophomore Amy Magnuson, who nearly looked unbeatable in last week's meet, settled for third overall in the 55-meter hurdles while lowering her provisional qualifying mark for the NCAA Division III Championships. Magnuson split 8.46 in trials and the final, finishing just back of Janei Braithwaite (Seton Hall) and Bryanna Johnson (Rutgers).
The women turned out a handful of personal bests in the 5000m, with new individual records authored by Hana Adaniya, Lauren McCarthy and Anna Holt-Gosselin. Adaniya split 18:10.69 to break into the top-five on the MIT all-time performance list at that distance.
Junior Emily Hwang finished ninth overall in the pole vault after a clear of 10'6".
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Does It Even Matter?
First off, they're called GAMES for a reason. In the grand scheme of things, whether or not somebody wins a medal, is of little relevance to the state of world affairs. I don't think Canada's stature in the international community in anyway hinges on our medal total. If anything, Canada's reputation as a civil, nice society is somewhat enhanced by not performing well, the love able losers I suppose. Let other countries take four year old girls out of their homes to put them in programs (see Chinese gymnastics team), so they can secure gold, in some warped pursuit of glory.
I just don't care. I actually enjoy hearing about how certain Canadian athletes made it to Beijing, it's the journey, not the result. So, someone places 8th or misses the final, I think our mediocrity makes us appreciate the experience, rather than a fixation on winning at all costs. I'm not interested in hyper-nationalism, how someone performs at a game as a reflection of societal prowess.
Our athletes should have funding available to pursue their Olympic aspirations. Apart from that, I don't favor pouring obscene amounts of money into programs, as other countries do, tax dollars are better spent on things that actually matter. So, with that in mind a poll:
22 comments:
- knb said...
stop emailing the CBC, complaining that Coronation Street has been pre-empted
- 1:53 PM, August 13, 2008
- Anonymous said...
I will extend this point further:
d) encourage Stephane Dion to put more money into the CBC through a surtax so we can watch the Olympics commercial free.
- 2:41 PM, August 13, 2008
- Anonymous said...
I completely disagree. The Olympics and other sporting events are one of the most important sources of national pride and inspiration that have the ability to transcend throughout our entire, immense country.
Frankly fourth place is not all that inspiring. However, there's nothing like seeing a Canadian at the top of the podium with our national anthem blasting, the athlete hand on chest and singing along.
We don't need to send our children at the age of 4 to training camps. We just need to fund our athletes appropriate amounts.
- 2:52 PM, August 13, 2008
- Mark Dowling said...
Australia federal funding, 2001
Canada federal funding, 2005
Population of Australia - 21.4m 2008 est.
Population of Canada - 33.3m 2008 est. (50% more)
Interestingly, of the 2001 Australian total funding, the Commonwealth of Australia only contributed 9% of the total, with the states and territories providing 41% and local government a whopping 49% for a total of $2bn AUD. Now some of that was non-recurring for Sydney, especially NSW who put in over $300m, but the local municipality number is striking and it's little wonder you see stories like this about participation at grass roots.
Here's my suggestion - let's spend the same at Federal level as the Aussies in actual dollars, not per capita dollars. We don't want to be, you know, profligate or anything...
- 3:09 PM, August 13, 2008
- Lord Kitchener's Own said...
Interesting that demand more and increase funding is currently ahead in the poll.
I do wish though that it was written as "increase funding and demand more of our athletes" and not the other way around, just for the semantics of it. What I REALLY hate is people who bitch and moan about our athletes not winning medals, and then bitch and moan when our athletes call for more funding. You can be upset by one, or upset by the other, BUT NOT BOTH SIMULTANEOUSLY.
I also wonder where Canadians would draw the line, and how many know how much we spend now. Right now, we spend about $1.20 per Canadian on Olympic athletes. Australia's around $7-$8 per Australian, and China (for obvious reasons) spent around $25 per citizen this year (around $30 if you count the costs of hosting)!
So what would Canadians consider extravagant? Is the current $1.20 each too much? Would people be willing to kick in a twoonie each a year to double our Olympic funding? Are people impressed by the $150 million that's been spread over 5 years for the "Own the Podium 2010" program for Vancouver? Would they still be impressed if they knew that Australia spends about $160 million EVERY YEAR (and they have 2/3 the population of Canada).
I really wonder how much Canadians know about what we spend compared to other nations, and if increased knowledge would make them want to spend more, or less.
Finally, Mark, where did you get the $140 million figure above? The G&M article I read just today said $40 million for this year, not $140 million, and surely it hasn't gone down $100 million in just three years.
- 3:12 PM, August 13, 2008
- Lord Kitchener's Own said...
Here's the Globe and Mail article from this morning.
"...four years ago, Richard Pound of the International Olympic Committee urged Canadian governments to spend a relatively modest $50-million annually on Olympic sport. Winter and summer sports combined are receiving a little over $40-million".
- 3:16 PM, August 13, 2008
- Steve V said...
See, I would argue spending 140 million is quite substantial for sport, as opposed to say MRI machines, or job retraining, or native drinking water, or a million other things. If the private sector wants to pony up money that's fine, but I frankly don't care what the Australians do, nor does their performance make me think any less or better of them. Others see it differently, but I'm fine with basic funding, beyond that, not really a priority.
- 3:19 PM, August 13, 2008
- Steve V said...
Fair point on the phrasing.
- 3:20 PM, August 13, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"See, I would argue spending 140 million is quite substantial for sport, as opposed to say MRI machines, or job retraining, or native drinking water, or a million other things."
I am one who believe that the downsizing of government that started with Chretien needs to end and the $140 million is a start. Not that it will all go to elite athletes. It may go to sport and wellness programs for seniors, Saturday programs for kids etc. It would be an expansion of federal jurisdiction on health. One thing to hit Clement over the head with, since the Harris government has destroyed after school sports programs in Ontario.
- 3:38 PM, August 13, 2008
- Lord Kitchener's Own said...
I wish I knew for sure how much Canada was spending. The first Globe article I read said $40 million. The editorial in the paper suggested closer to $100 million (both would be below the Aussies... well below per capita, but it's a significant difference and I'd be much more upset by the former than the later).
I also do think we could spread the money more efficiently. While I'd love to send every Canadian who qualifies for an event to the Olympics (and I believe we probably SHOULD have a spot in the village for anyone who qualifies and pays their own way otherwise) I don't think we should necessarily fund as many athletes in as many sports as we do.
332 athletes in 25 sports seems like too many to be sent to the SUMMER Olympics for Canada. Australia does have more (433 in 26 sports) but obviously they focus on the Summer events. On a per capita basis, our team is bigger, I believe, than any other team besides the Aussies and the Kiwis (NZ has 182 athletes and only a population of 4.2 million, but again, a country that focuses on SUMMER events).
Compare us to France though, a non-Summer specific (though less winter focused than us) Western developed country. They have roughly twice as many people as we do. Their Summer Olympic team is 9 people smaller.
Or how about a per capita comparison to the U.S. and China, obviously the two biggest teams this year. The U.S. sent roughly one athlete for every 500,000 Americans. China "sent" one athlete for about every 200,000 Chinese.
Canada sent one athlete for every 100,000 Canadians. To the SUMMER Olympics.
I'm actually a proponent of more funding for our athletes. I'd like to see it double. However, I think we're probably sending too many athletes too, and I would like to see an increased emphasis on the Winter Games (where we should DOMINATE... top 3 every Olympiad) and a more FOCUSED effort in the Summer games (pick our spots and perform well in them).
It'll be interesting to see how the games of 2008 turn out in the end, and if our performance, combined with the upcoming Vancouver Games, might change how we do things.
- 4:01 PM, August 13, 2008
- Lord Kitchener's Own said...
I don't know if this accounts for some of the discrepancies in the Canadian numbers I've seen, but as for funding of "wellness programs for seniors, Saturday programs for kids etc" I can tell you for SURE that the Australian numbers floating around ($160-200 million) are NOT including those sorts of initiatives. In 2001-02 the governments of Australia (fed and prov) spent $2.1 billion on sports and recreation activities. (SOURCE).
The $160-200 million figure for Australia is only the elite level funding ($10.5 million from the AOC and $151 million from the Australian Sports Commission - same wiki page as above).
- 4:09 PM, August 13, 2008
- knb said...
Sorry, O/T
Have you seenthis Steve?
- 4:34 PM, August 13, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Good news for the Green Shift. Voters who parked their support for the Greens (6 per cent nationally) are now going to the Grits. In Ontario where the NDP needs to gain seats at the expense of the Grits, they are now running tied with the Greens.
- 6:41 PM, August 13, 2008
- Steve V said...
Thanks knb :) Mind if I post?
I was just in a minor fender bender (my fault), so you just made my day.
- 6:49 PM, August 13, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"In the 2006-07 financial year, the Australian Sports Commission spent $151 million to achieve excellence in high performance sport. This included $56 million funding for the Australian Institute of Sport."
The Sports Commission is also responsible funding clubs that teach cricket, rugby, soccer etc. If you look at the wiki page for the ASC, there is now a targeted campaign against obesity that will guarantee that the money are trickled down.
Still my response is this. A federal program to promote sport excellence will help enhance participation at the grassroots level.
- 6:56 PM, August 13, 2008
- knb said...
Steve, your the one who does this best that's why I sent it.
You're okay obviously. Sorry to hear you had an accident.
- 7:37 PM, August 13, 2008
- knb said...
mushroom, the NDP numbers seem way down to me, but I'll wait for Steve to go through the history.
Overall though, yea, I think good news and I think the Con's methods are not working.
- 7:39 PM, August 13, 2008
- dalestreet said...
Beyond the national pride aspect of seeing Canadian atheletes win medals at the Olympics and other sporting events is that it inspires and encourages the viewers to participate in sport. I would rather our governments spend money now on funding and facilities for sport and atheletes, to encourage an active and healthy population then them spend the same money later to keep an increasingly unfit and unhealthy population in treatment.
- 11:22 PM, August 13, 2008
- Steve V said...
What about if they invested that money directly into "participation" programs. Wouldn't that have the same effect, you're speaking about, maybe more?
- 6:42 PM, August 14, 2008
- dalestreet said...
I'm not really sure what you mean by a participation program. If you mean the scare tactic Participaction PSAs that are on TV at the moment, I'm not sure how effective they are or will be in inspiring kids to take up sport. They may be good at putting fear into parents, but that doesn't seem (to me at least) to be a good method. Kids take up and stay with sports because they, initially, dream of playing in the big leagues or competing in the Olympics, not because their frightened parents are forcing them.
It's the successes of our professional and elite amateur athletes on the national and world stages that inspire kids to take up the sports in the first place.
- 9:17 PM, August 14, 2008
- Steve V said...
"It's the successes of our professional and elite amateur athletes on the national and world stages that inspire kids to take up the sports in the first place."
I think you can achieve that with professional sports.
What I mean by participation is using that money to directly get people involved. Like that "hoop dome" in Toronto, which I think was funded by various government and private sector interests. That sort of thing, or using it for rebates on tennis lessons, karate, whatever, anything that gets kids active. In the end, it might achieve more than investing in the luge ;)
- 11:36 PM, August 14, 2008
- dalestreet said...
If it is left to professional sports only then it is limited to a few team sports, tennis and golf.
Cutting funding to elite athletes in swimming, athletics, etc. will set-up a situation where there will be little point in having Varsity track, swim, volleyball, badminton, wrestling, etc. programs at the High School and University levels. If everyone knows that they'll never be able to go to the World Championships or Commonwealth Games or Olympics because they'll never get any funding to get better.
Using the "professional only" or market logic, our governments might as well stop funding the arts as well. Why fund symphonies or dance companies when kids can get their artistic inspiration from music videos? Surely funding would be better spent on sponsoring "rock/rap competitions" or for rebates on the purchase of a guitar or some turntables, whatever, anything that gets kids making noise. In the end, it might achieve more than investing in the viola ;)
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