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I have been on a bar kick lately. I am training to run a half marathon in October and have been trying to find a bar that agrees with me that has decent nutritional stats too. That isn't always easy. On top of gluten, I really can't do seeds (like sesame seeds). I really liked the Boomi bars, but the seeds and I just can't get along. Also, sometimes I have issues with fruit. So, on top of reviewing these bars for taste/texture, I am seeing how my body does with them. I won't bore you or gross you out with the latter details. 😉 I just want to make sure that if I am bringing a bar along on a long run that it won't be causing me grief before I am done, if you know what I mean.
These bars, made by Nature's Path, were very good. Very close to Lara Bar. The first thing I noticed on my first bite was a strong taste of vanilla, which is odd because it is the last ingredient on the list. I didn't notice it after the first bite. This bar has great texture and nice chunks of nuts. I was very satisfied by this bar and it held me overly nicely to lunch (about 3 hours).
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Organic dates, organic almonds, organic dried unsweetened coconut, organic walnuts, organic natural cocoa, organic vanilla extract.
Simple & gluten free. Also vegan! I would like to see a little more protein in the bar, but without dairy or soy, that is hard to do. I prefer to stay away from soy (doesn't always agree with me) and dairy while exercising as I am lactose intolerant.
I think that these would be great to take along on a long run. I am excited to give some of the other flavors a try!
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A few days ago I noticed that 2 of my 3 toddlers had sores on their noses. My first thought was that we had been on vacation and in the moist ocean air and upon returning to the desert they just got really dry. But as it wasn't looking any better and actually started to move from one nostril to another…literally overnight…I knew it was time for a trip to the doctor.
**scary music**
After the doctor said MRSA…I don't remember much after that. I remember sitting there thinking how the hell did this happen? I am always telling my kids to wash their hands. When I take my girls into a public restroom I won't let them touch ANYTHING! And we still all scrub our hands when we are done and I open the door with a towel before chucking it in the trash.
I clean my house regularly and wipe all the doorknobs and light fixtures with a bleached rag. My kids take baths and showers and practice as good of hygiene as kids at their age can. Mind you…I have never been one of those mothers that is spraying every place she goes with an antibacterial spray or carrying bottles of hand sanitizer on her belt loops….but now I am.
After coming out of the fog of the doctor saying those dreadful words I scooped up my kids, dropped them off at home with daddy, and off to Wal-Mart I went where I spent $80 on anything and everything from Lysol to 10 bottles of hand sanitizer. I also picked up 2 tubes of prescribed antibiotic ointment and some children's probiotics which were recommended by the doctor.
The doctor informed me that I needed to cut their fingernails pretty much to the quick and to apply the ointment up their noses and onto the tips of their fingers…3 to 4 times a day. And to keep them from coming in contact with each other since my 4 year old doesn't have any signs of it. Do you know how hard it is to keep 3 toddlers from touching their faces and each other?!?!? She wouldn't know cause her kids were 10 years apart!
Now of course I did as every mother does and started looking up everything about MRSA on the internet. To the point where I just had to stop because the more I read the more it all started to scare the shit out of me. The only thing that was helpful in reading is that they could have gotten it ANYWHERE! And all they had to do was touch the infected area and then touch their face. Not that it's good news but it made me feel a little relieved in knowing that it wasn't my fault.
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No. 94,0611
1. Placement of an inmate in disciplinary segregation does not implicate due process rights.
2. Without evidence in the record that establishes the date and time that a determination was made that an inmate was a suspect and was to be named a defendant in a disciplinary violation, there was no support for an allegation that the disciplinary report was untimely under K.A.R. 44-13-201(a) and (c).
3. The mere fact that a hearing officer in a prison discipline case has not followed Department of Corrections procedural regulations does not of itself violate fundamental fairness that rises to an unconstitutional level. Without more, a petition for habeas corpus alleging procedural errors at a prison disciplinary hearing must fail.
4. When an inmate challenges the sufficiency of evidence to support a prison disciplinary action, the discipline will be upheld if there is some evidence to support the disciplinary action.
Appeal from Reno District Court; TIMOTHY J. CHAMBERS, judge. Opinion filed December 23, 2005. Affirmed.
Gregory Starr, appellant pro se.
Jon D. Graves, special assistant attorney general, for appellee.
Before RULON, C.J., GREENE, J., and BRAZIL, S.J.
Per Curiam: Gregory S. Starr, inmate No. 59400 at Hutchinson Correctional Facility, appeals the district court's summary dismissal of his K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 60-1501 petition, arguing that he was denied due process when placed in segregation without a disciplinary report being filed within 48 hours and when the disciplinary committee did not determine an informant's reliability. He also generally argues an insufficiency of evidence to support his disciplinary violations. We affirm.
After three steak knives and an unknown quantity of tobacco were found inside a prison wall, authorities monitored telephone calls and determined that Starr called his girlfriend and a recent parolee (using another inmate's personal identification number) to plan the introduction of this contraband into the prison. This information was confirmed by a jailhouse interview of the recent parolee, who admitted that he was involved with Starr's girlfriend and Starr's brother in the plan to throw contraband over the fence into the prison yard.
Starr was charged with and found guilty of introducing contraband into a penal facility and of three counts each of violating published orders against telephone access. On appeal to the Secretary of Corrections, the convictions were upheld with the exception of one telephone access conviction, which was dismissed. Starr appealed his remaining convictions to the district court pursuant to K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 60-1501, and the court summarily denied his petition.
The standard of review for an appeal from a K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 60-1501 petition is whether the factual findings by the district court are supported by substantial competent evidence and whether those findings are sufficient to support its conclusions of law. Rice v. State, 278 Kan. 309, 320, 95 P.3d 994 (2004). Whether an individual's due process rights were violated is a question of law, and this court's review is unlimited. Hemphill v. Kansas Dept. of Revenue, 270 Kan. 83, 89, 11 P.3d 1165 (2000). In Kansas, an inmate has the burden of proving a violation of his or her constitutional rights in a habeas proceeding. K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 60-1501.
Starr first contends prison officials placed him in segregation but did not write a disciplinary report within 48 hours as regulations require.
K.A.R. 44-13-201 provides:
"(a) A disciplinary proceeding shall be commenced upon the making of a charge by a disciplinary report.
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"(c) The disciplinary report shall be written within 48 hours of the offense, the discovery of the offense, or the determination following an investigation that the inmate is the suspect in the case and is to be named as defendant."
The record is unclear when the investigation concluded, but prison officials placed Starr in administrative segregation on July 23, 2004. The investigation report was filed August 18, 2004, and Starr received a copy the next day.
As to the claim that being placed in disciplinary segregation denied Starr due process, we have consistently held that such placement simply does not implicate due process rights. See, e.g., Anderson v. McKune, 23 Kan. App. 803, 807, 937 P.2d 16, rev. denied 262 Kan. 959, cert. denied 522 U.S. 958 (1997).
As to the claim that the disciplinary report was somehow untimely, the record fails to establish that the report was not written within 48 hours of "the determination following an investigation that the inmate is the suspect in the case and is to be named as defendant.'' K.A.R. 44-13-201(c). There is no evidence in the record that would enable us to determine the date that any such determination was made and thus no support for the allegation that the report was untimely under K.A.R. 44-13-201(a) and (c). Moreover, Starr's claim of an untimely report, without more, fails to state a cognizable claim. The mere fact that a hearing officer in a prison discipline case has not followed Department of Corrections procedural regulations does not of itself violate fundamental fairness that rises to an unconstitutional level. Without more, a petition for habeas corpus alleging procedural errors at a prison disciplinary hearing must fail. Hogue v. Bruce, 279 Kan. 848, 855-56, 113 P.3d 234 (2005).
Next, Starr argues that the hearing officer used hearsay information from a confidential informant whose reliability was not independently ascertained. The record indicates, however, that there was no confidential informant, but rather a jailhouse interview with the recent parolee who corroborated the results of telephone monitoring. We fail to comprehend any basis for Starr's argument and reject it as unsupported in the record.
Finally, Starr challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to support his conviction. For support of his challenge, Starr invites us to examine appendices to his appellate brief. Unfortunately, we are unable to consider such material where it has not been made a part of the record on appeal. Material appended to an appellate brief is not a substitute for the record and will not be considered. In re Marriage of Brotherton, 30 Kan. App. 2d 1298, 1300, 59 P.3d 1025 (2002). Examining the record on appeal, we are satisfied that Starr's convictions were adequately supported by the evidence. The hearing officer found that Starr talked to the recent parolee on the telephone using another inmate's PIN to gain access and officials had identified Starr's voice on a recorded call to the recent parolee. The investigating officer testified the recent parolee told investigators Starr took part in getting the contraband into the prison, and his description of the items matched what investigators found. It is well established that a conviction of even the gravest offense may be sustained by circumstantial evidence. State v. Holmes, 278 Kan. 603, 632, 102 P.3d 406 (2004). When an inmate challenges the sufficiency of evidence to support a prison disciplinary action, the discipline will be upheld if there is "some evidence" to support the disciplinary action. Sammons v. Simmons, 267 Kan. 155, 158, 976 P.2d 505 (1999).
We conclude that the district court's summary dismissal of Starr's petition was justified. Starr stated no cognizable claim of due process deprivation and his convictions were supported by some evidence, as required.
1REPORTER'S NOTE: Previously filed as an unpublished opinion, the Supreme Court granted a motion to publish pursuant to Rule 7.04 (2005 Kan. Ct. R. Annot. 50). The published version was filed with the Clerk of the Appellate Courts on March 1, 2006.


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|Sesame Street
|A woman buys food for her pet monster at Hooper's Store.
|Air date
|March 31, 1971
|Season 2 (1970-1971)
This episode guide has been compiled from materials at the CTW Archives. ⓘ
- Mr. Hooper and Big Bird talk about clues.
- Betty Lou teaches the meaning of "beginning", "middle", and "end", and introduces two of her friends: Beginning and End. The duo tell a story, but it lacks something in between the beginning and end parts. Beginning and End recruit their pal Middle to fill out the rest of the story. Middle, however, cannot stop telling the exciting part of the story, and the three friends begin a quarrel, forcing Betty Lou to declare the end of the lecture. (First: Episode 0138)
- Bob and kids talk about the letter "J".
- Jughead Jones talks about the letter J. (EKA: Episode 0231)
- Bob reads the story of "Cutie and the Beast": Princess Cutie falls in love with a beast. Her father, the King, gives a test to the beast before he consents to his daughter's marriage. The beast succeeds, and kisses Princess Cutie – who turns into a female beast.
- Frannie, a little girl Muppet, tries to decide what kind of doll she wants to buy from Hooper's Store. A grandmother also comes into Hooper's Store to buy things for her pet monster to eat.
- Betty Lou and Charlie sing "The Word Family Song" about the "AN" family.
- Bob talks about the "a" sound.
- Cartoon: "The Story of A" -- A witch tells bored kids a story about the letter A involving an ant's apple getting stolen by an archer. (First: Episode 0130)
- Cartoon: A man displays the capital and lowercase A, and explains what an alligator is...before he is eaten by one. (First: Episode 0006)
- Cartoon: A story about an ape and a bird, using the letter A. (aired twice) (EKA: Episode 0179)
- An Anything Muppet man holds up pictures and asks the viewer to find a square in each of them. Cookie Monster soon joins him when the man shows a picture of a cookie box, which Cookie Monster believes has cookies in it. (EKA: Episode 0203)
- Gordon plays a magician in a pantomime sketch with Mr. Hooper and Susan.
- Jack sings "A, You're Adorable", and is interrupted by Cookie Monster. (First: Episode 0023)
- Pat Paulsen counts to 20. (First: Episode 0101)
- Frannie helps a girl sort clothes based on what time of the year they are worn.
- Cookie Monster and Ernie: Ernie and Cookie Monster discuss hope. Ernie has something in a brown paper bag, and asks Cookie Monster what he hopes it is. Cookie Monster hopes that it is a cookie. It turns out that Ernie has ten cookies in the bag.
- Muppet & Kid Moment — Kermit and Tracy count five fingers. (First: Episode 0125)
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when I want to upgrade to version 110_000_504 the installer has an bug. I cannot click to "Agree End License Agreement" because the button is not active, the button only becomes active when the option for "Change Firefox Search Provider" is selected, but i don't want to change something in my Firefox installation, i only want to install the firewall. An option for custon install is also not available. Can anyone tell me when the bug will be fixed ?
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It's the little things in life that are the most annoying. It's not the first time, but right now I am really annoyed with Shaw Cable. This time it is over the "migration" of cable channels to their digital operation.
Shaw is my cable television supplier and when they added The Golf Channel to their lineup I purchased the package that included it. I did not watch it to the exclusion of everything else, but I certainly watched it for a large percentage of my television time. I got to watch tournaments that weren't picked up anywhere else as well as commentary, instruction and interviews. I even had it on when I wasn't watching because it is a "quiet and green" channel. (Not environmentalist green, but golf course green).
Then when I wasn't looking Shaw took it away. They moved it over to their digital programming just as they had done with CNBC (which ticked off another group of TV watchers). So they took away a channel that I wanted and was paying for and replaced with another channel that gave me a bunch of old movies. And they never even asked.
Then they had to nerve to tell me that I could get The Golf Channel back if I bought a digital box for $300 and paid an additional monthly fee to maintain their digital feed. I had the distinct feeling that they were holding The Golf Channel hostage and they were looking for ransom money.
Now I might have purchased their bloody digital box until I discovered that it only works on one TV set. If you have more than one TV you would have to buy a box for each individual unit. That left me in the position of paying $300 and a monthly fee and getting reduced service in the process. Which pretty much led me to the conclusion that Shaw really doesn't give much of a damn for their customers' needs but are simply looking for a way to push people into their digital programing packages.
It seems obvious to me that they are trying to do this by "migrating" the channels that have dedicated viewers. They started with CNBC and then "migrated" The Golf Channel as well. It will be interesting to see if any other specialized channels go the same route.
What to do? Well, not much I can do. They have a monopoly in the area. I could go to satellite but there is the same problem as with digital. You need a receiver for each TV. Fine for the one TV family but not really an option for some of us.
It was suggested to me that I make a complaint to the CRTC. That sounded interesting and I did just that. I received back a nice email along with a bunch of information about hearings between the cable companies and the CRTC (Which is where the "migration" term came from). But there was little talk about the customer anywhere in those discussions and the CRTC said they didn't have any input into how the cable companies allocated their programming anyway. It was educational but, of course, futile.
No happy ending. No Golf Channel. No digital. Just frustration and a lot annoyance. I may have to start watching hockey.


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Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created here at The Broke and the Bookish. This feature was created because we are particularly fond of lists here at The Broke and the Bookish. We'd love to share our lists with other bookish folks and would LOVE to see your top ten lists!
So, today I chose Winter Holiday Books because I can't wait for winter to arrive: it means Christmas, holidays, the streets decortaed with wonderful lights, people wearing gloves, hats and scarves. I love it! But winter is also a great time of the year to curl up with a hot chocolate and a good blanket to watch an old movie and read. That is the perfect evening for me. Here we go: Top Ten Winter Holiday Books.
1. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë.- I read it two Christmas ago and I loved it.
2. Elegy for April by Benjamin Black.- The story takes place in a cold winter in 1950's Ireland. A classic detective book.
3. Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood.- The perfect book for any time of the year, but it is long and so good that needs long evenings with a blanket.
4. When Will There Be Good News by Kate Atkinson.- The story takes place in the last weeks of November and the first ones of December. I highly recommend reading it during those weeks too: sharing the time of the year with the characters is a wonderful experience.
5. The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton.- This is a cozy reading, perfect for those late evenings when you arrive home feeling cold, tired and just need to get in bed and take a deep breath. This book will help.
6. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë.- A classic! Cozy, adorable and a very well-known work.
7. Howards End by E.M Forster.- The book is amazing, but it also has a wonderful adaptation directed by James Ivory. Both the book and the movie make great choices for a cold day at home. I highly recommend both.
8. Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier.- It is an eerie, haunting story. Got some candles?
9. The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown.- This is a book about people who love literature, to read, to buy books, open them, smell the pages etc. Perfect to get into a more even bookish mood before Christmas.
10. Lamb by Christopher Moore.- Moore revisits Jesus' life from the point of view of his childhood bestfriend. I tell you, this is Jesus you've never heard of before and you'll love.


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There is a (very) long essay by Grothendieck with the ominous title La Longue Marche à travers la théorie de Galois (The Long March through Galois Theory). As usual, Grothendieck knew what he was talking about: Galois Theory, far from being confined to its primary example, namely field extensions, is pervasive throughout mathematics, and still to be fully understood.
Ever since I first heard of forcing I was struck by its compelling analogy with field extensions: the ground model (read Q), the generic G (read a new element, say $\sqrt{2}$), the new M[G] (read Q[$\sqrt{2}$]), etc.
I quote Joel Hamkins 's words here, in his sparkling paper on the multiverse:
In effect, the forcing extension has adjoined the "ideal" object G to V , in much the same way that one might build a field extension such as Q[$\sqrt{2}$]
Of course, matters are a bit more complicated in set theory, you have to make sure the extension satisfies the axioms, that it does not "bother" the ordinals, and so on.
Yet, one cannot really think that the analogy stops here.
And it does not: in Galois theory, the main thing is the central theorem, establishing the Galois Connection between subfields of the extension and the subgroups of the Galois group, ie the group of the automorphisms of the extension leaving fixed the underlying field.
No Galois connection, no Galois Theory. But wait, first we need the group. So where is it?
A hint is in the great classic result by Jech-Sochor on showing the independence of AC: by considering a group of automorphisms of P, the ordered set of forcing conditions, one can obtain a new model which is (essentially) the set of fixed points of the induced automorphisms. This is even clearer when one looks at it from the point of view of boolean valued models: each automorphism of the boolean algebra induces an automorphism of the extended universe.
Now my question: is there some systematic work on classifying forcing extensions by their Galois group? Can one develop a full machinery which will apply to relative extensions?
NOTE: I think this is no idle brooding: someone for instance has asked here on MO about the 2-category of the multiverse. That is a tough question, and my sense is that before giving it a satisfactory answer some preliminary work needs to be done. Which work? Well, one needs to re-think the classical set constructions from a structural standpoint, leaving behind its gory technical details. Now, forcing is a huge part of the multiverse, and understanding the structural algebra underpinning it would be, I trust, a huge step toward an algebraic understanding of the multiverse.


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marty gross necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 277 diseños de 86 diseñadores freelance.
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After 9 plus years in television advertising and another five in motion picture distribution I am starting my own agency solely focussed on the "NEW TV." I am absorbed with the notion that the hand held, the monitor, and the little screen will be melding into one. There is not a distribution system or model that is ready for how to communicate with the new breed of consumers who want their brands and products to be a direct reflection of themselves as consumers. Bringing this to life is my vision. This logo needs to hit the TARGET. This logo will be exposed to the largest entertainment companies in the world. One card at a time.
The target for this company is primarily the media providers; Viacom, Comcast, Directv, Dish, etc. The secondary focus will be fortune 500 companies. They are educated, smart, for the most part over 50 and male. The secondary target will be up and comers 25 plus working their way up. The people I will interact with will be visionaries, people who see "it" clearly and are excited to take a shot on new ideas
this logo needs to be clean, clear, direct, and visionary. The name is simple and the logo should be as well. It needs to have winning energy. It should be classic in design yet cutting edge. This logo will be in front of the most powerful individuals in media today.
Please stay away from too many colors or complicated images.
Good luck! I am excited at what you all will come up with.
From the early entries I really need the work to be focus on logos that lend themselves to detail lines that are clean with a not over powering. Needs to fit nicely on a business card leaving space for other information.
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The Least Productive Congress in History?
Is the current Congress the least productive in history, as many are alleging? The question calls for a yardstick. One current answer tracks the numbers of "public laws enacted" or "bills passed" by each Congress going back to World War II. By that measure, the 113th Congress has passed just 58 laws so far, the lowest since 1947.
But this is not an especially helpful yardstick, accurate as it may be in its own terms. Consider the details. The top performer in most laws passed turns out to be President Dwight Eisenhower's second Congress of 1955-56. That Congress was hardly a zero, but its peak ranking on this scale is, well, weird. For one thing, shouldn't President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society Congress of 1965-66 rank higher? For full two-year Congresses, more intuitive is the rank of least productive for President Barack Obama's post-midterm Congress of 2011-12, with its partisan bickering and stalemates. But then we learn that nearly as unproductive, pretty far down in the basement also, was Obama's first Congress of 2009-10. This Congress was the source of the $787 billion stimulus, the Dodd-Frank Act and the Affordable Care Act—landmark legislation, whatever one's view of it.
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So, this low reading for 2009-10 makes no sense at all. Obviously, something is wrong with our yardstick. There is a weighting problem. In fact, some congressional enactments are vastly more important than others. And there is a bundling problem. The measure takes no account—it cannot—of Congress's creeping tendency over the decades to bundle a lot of items into single big bills. It is a clear trend. Regarding the 2009 stimulus, journalist Michael Grunwald has written a book characterizing it as a "new New Deal" all by itself. The law was a Democratic wish list. Beyond its macroeconomic thrust, it offered sizable tax cuts as well as innovative investments in electronic medicine, clean energy, infrastructure, homelessness prevention, food stamps, education and much else. Fifty years ago all this would likely have been done in a series of freestanding enactments, not just one act.
Where does this leave us? For comparisons across time, we shouldn't just count bills or laws. We need to use our heads and consult the history. Wrap-up stories where journalists assess the productivity of each Congress are a plausible source. What is "productivity"? Let us say that it hinges on laws that alter existent government policy to a significant degree. Of course, to alter existent policy is not always a great idea. The more laws, the better would be an insane standard. But change is change, and there is always a certain bustle toward it.
With these guidelines in mind, how should we regard the tea party-dogged Congress of 2011-12? Was it really the "least productive" ever (until now)? Well, probably not. In historical terms, focusing on just domestic legislation, it ranks down low with Truman's last Congress of 1951-52, Eisenhower's last Congress of 1959-60 and Clinton's last Congress of 1999-2000. The McCarran-Walter Immigration Act of 1952, the Landrum-Griffin Labor Reform Act of 1959 and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Financial Services Act of 1999 were the memorable products of those years, and not a lot else. There is a certain similarity to 2011-12, which brought the Budget Control Act of 2011 (including sequestration) and the "fiscal cliff" package at that Congress's close, and not much else. Though actually, the conjunction of those two fiscal moves was a big deal, cutting as they did some $2.7 trillion from deficit and debt.


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PALM BAY, FL - Few accreditations indicate "high-tech diagnostic capability" more than American College of Radiology (ACR) Accreditation in Nuclear Medicine. Palm Bay Hospital (PBH) is proud to announce that it has achieved this significant level of distinction in its Radiology/Diagnostic Services for Breast Ultrasound, CT Scans, and now in Nuclear Medicine.
ACR awarded PBH Accreditation in Nuclear Medicine for the achievement of high practice standards after a peer-review evaluation of practices, image quality, and procedure evaluations conducted by Board-certified Radiologists and medical Physicists who are experts in the field. They also evaluated personnel qualifications, adequacy of facility equipment, quality control procedures, and quality assurance in the hospital's Nuclear Medicine.
Patients who choose Palm Bay Hospital for Nuclear Medicine, Breast Ultrasound, or CT Scans can be assured that the hospital has gone through a rigorous review process to ensure nationally-accepted standard practices that meet or exceed quality assurance and patient safety guidelines.
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Zuck loves sushi! Not only did he have it at his wedding, he ate it again this weekend. That's like, twice in two months. Slow down, Zuckerberg-san!
Gizmodo reader and Silicon Valley stalker Amy sent in this dinnertime spy shot, snapped at the moderately-priced Sushi Sam's restaurant in San Mateo, CA. It seems like quite a Friday scene:
He was wearing a blue hoodie, seven jeans, and sneakers. He was with an Asian male, a Caucasian male, and a Caucasian female. They ordered the omakase sushi dinner at sushi Sam.
Another Asian male? Was it the same Asian male as last month? What exactly is Zuckerberg up to, here? And how are the Caucasian male and Caucasian female involved? Something's up, and it's being planned over a sushi dinner—an "omakase" sushi dinner, wherein the chef is given complete control over the menu. This is a strange move for Zuck, who's known for his iron grip over almost all aspects of life and Facebook. Is he loosening his grip—or is it slipping? It's too early to say.
Remember, put on your sunscreen, unzip that hoodie, and email your Summer of Zuck personal paparazzi photos to email@example.com.


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4BR Editor Iwan Fox and BBW Editor Philip Harper discuss the performances at the end of Day 1 at the Europeans in Rotterdam.
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Should Young Adults Stay on Their Parents' Health Plan?
Under the Affordable Care Act, there are options. Here's what families need to know.
When Rob Wyse's 22-year-old daughter received the offer letter for her first post-college job this summer, after the congratulations the family had a decision to make: Should they keep their daughter on the family health-insurance plan or tell her to get her own?
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It doesn't cost much for Mr. Wyse, a New York communications professional, to enroll his daughter in his plan, which also insures his wife. But the daughter's new job is in Maryland, where doctor visits would be reimbursed at lower out-of-network rates under the Wyses' New York-based plan, meaning her out-of-pocket costs would be higher. While she is healthy, she has had two knee injuries that required surgery. Her employer's premiums, however, might be higher than her parents'.
Many families are crunching the numbers on various such scenarios, now that the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, presents young adults in particular with more health-insurance options than they had before.
Since 2010, the ACA has required insurers to allow dependents to stay on their parents' plan until age 26, even if they have a job with benefits. In 2014, young adults will also be able to buy insurance on the new state exchanges if they can't get affordable coverage (costing 9.5% of income or less) through an employer. (This assumes, of course, that the young adult complies with the ACA; another option is to skip insurance and pay the penalty.)
"Three years ago, [health-insurance options] wouldn't have been a discussion in our house," Mr. Wyse says.
Generally, for a two-parent family with at least one child under 26, keeping the young adult on the family plan is the best option in terms of both price and quality—sometimes even if the child can get coverage through a job, insurance experts say. That's because many employers charge workers a family rate for insurance, and employer plans typically offer better coverage than individual plans.
There's another benefit: Since employer health-plan premiums are withheld from salaries, parents also may get a tax benefit for paying more to insure additional children, especially if the contribution pushes their taxable earnings below the Social Security tax cap of $113,700 a year, or reduces their Alternative Minimum Tax liability.
But while many families will find it worthwhile to keep kids on the parents' health plan, that won't always be the case. Here are some of the issues they need to consider as they make their decision:
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Plan Status: Is the parents' plan exempt from ACA rules?
There's an exception that would prevent working young adults who have their own health benefits from taking family coverage this year: Their parents are enrolled in a "grandfathered" health plan, meaning it is exempt from some ACA rules until 2014.
Grandfathered plans are those that existed on or before March 23, 2010, and have basically stayed the same since. More than one-third of those who get health insurance through a job are enrolled in one, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
But by next year, grandfathered plans will also have to cover adult dependents even if they can get insurance through an employer.
Geography: Does the young adult live in a different state?
Young adults can stay on their parents' plan after they leave the nest, even if they are married—and they need not be claimed as a dependent on their parents' tax forms. But if the child lives far away, local doctors may be out of the family plan's network, meaning out-of-pocket costs could be high.
If young adults are healthy and the cost of their parents' plan is significantly lower than what they could get on their own, they might schedule routine doctor visits for when they come home and use the family insurance only for emergencies in their own state.
Age: How old are the parents and young adult child?
Some carriers allow young adults to stay on their plan until age 30; others drop them on their 26th birthday, and still others allow them to stay through the end of that calendar year or until they turn 27. It may be simpler for kids close to the cutoff age to get their own insurance to avoid having to start the whole process over again in a few months or aging out of their parents' plan before they can get their own coverage, experts say.
Families should also consider whether the adult child is married or planning to start a family soon. The parents' plan won't cover in-laws or grandchildren.
And Medicare won't cover kids of any age, which is something to keep in mind if the parents are approaching age 65 and planning to retire.
Cost: What does the employer pay toward dependent coverage?
While the ACA forces employers to offer health insurance to dependent children until age 26, it doesn't require them to pay for any part of that coverage. Firms do have to cover enough of their employees' insurance to make it affordable under the law, but they can cut back on what they pay for the kids. And in fact, 71% of employers raised dependents' premium contributions in recent years—with increases outpacing those of employees', according to consulting firm Towers Watson & Co.
In general, if a family is already insuring one child, it won't cost much more, if anything, to add another young adult, as most employers still charge the same family rate for any number of kids, or raise the premium incrementally beyond three. It would be more expensive for a single parent to add a young adult to the health plan than it would be for a two-parent family already insuring a spouse, says Bryce Williams, head of Towers Watson's exchange solutions, which will sell federally subsidized health insurance in 2014 in addition to other plans.
But if employers charge extra for each dependent, as 15% say they will do next year, that could tip the scale in favor of an exchange plan.
Earnings: How much does the young adult earn and are they claimed as a dependent?
Some young adults might get a better deal buying health insurance through the exchanges that open Oct. 1, especially if they qualify for a government subsidy.
But only those who can't buy affordable health insurance through a job are eligible for subsidies. And while 20-somethings generally pay less for health coverage because of their age, they also will get smaller tax credits than older workers: A 25-year-old would have to make $33,000 or less to get a subsidy, while a 50-year-old earning $45,000 could receive $1,115 back, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's eligibility calculator.
Since subsidies are determined by household income, the cost of an exchange plan depends not only on the young adult's salary, but also on whether the parents claim that child as a dependent. Families might consider scratching 20-somethings with modest earnings off their tax forms and sending them to collect their subsidy on the exchange, says Carrie McLean, senior director of customer care for eHealth Inc., the online insurance broker.
On the other hand, if parents also are buying on the exchange, including a nonworking or low-earning young adult could qualify the whole family for subsidies because household income is then stretched across more people. A 55-year-old couple earning a combined $78,000 wouldn't be eligible for subsidies, but if they included their jobless 25-year-old, they could receive more than $9,000 in tax credits.
Privacy: How much does the child want parents to know?
For all of our medical privacy protections, there is a loophole: While doctors themselves keep visits confidential, they send bills explaining the services provided—and it isn't always the patient who opens them. When young adults stay on the family health plan, often it's their parents who end up reading the medical bills.
"They don't necessarily want their parents to know when they're seeing a doctor and what for," says Ms. McLean.
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Prosecution and defense lawyers failed to reach a plea agreement Wednesday for a Zumba instructor charged in a prostitution scandal, but agreed to continue discussions at a later date.
Prosecutors and a lawyer for fitness instructor Alexis Wright met behind closed doors for nearly five hours. While the meeting ended without a plea agreement, both sides decided to resume discussions at a later date, York County Assistant District Attorney Patrick Gordon told reporters.
Gordon and defense lawyer Sarah Churchill declined to comment on the substance of the discussions or to say when they might resume.
Wearing a cream-colored coat and white high heels, Wright declined comment as she left the courthouse and was followed by news photographers for four blocks.
The 30-year-old Wright is accused of conspiring with insurance agent Mark Strong Sr. to run a prostitution business in Kennebunk, in which she kept detailed records indicating she made $150,000 over an 18-month period. She's also accused of recording sex acts without her client's knowledge.
A similar settlement conference failed to avert a trial for Strong, 57, of Thomaston, who was convicted last week. Sentencing for Strong is scheduled for next week.
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W.H. Senate plan: Keep Obama away
The White House and Senate Democrats are preparing an extensive midterm campaign strategy built around one unavoidable fact: Hardly any candidates in the most competitive states want President Barack Obama anywhere near them.
POLITICO spoke with nearly every incumbent up for reelection and aspiring Democratic Senate candidates across the country, but only a handful gave an unequivocal "yes" when asked whether they wanted Obama to come campaign with them.
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"I don't care to have him campaign for me," said Alaska Sen. Mark Begich. "I'd rather him come up to see where his policies aren't working. He's wrong on ANWR, we've had struggles to try to get our permits done down in the southeast for our timber industry, I want to show him how important the military is in Fairbanks."
Obama's unpopularity could cost Democrats the Senate, but vulnerable incumbents need the full resources of the White House to hang onto the majority. So the president and party leadership are exploring how to deploy Obama and his team in a way that minimizes complications for Democrats in places like Colorado, Georgia or Kentucky where his polls are underwater. The White House also needs to buck the historic trend of the president's party losing seats in the midterm election of his second term.
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The president has committed to half a dozen Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee fundraisers — so far — for 2014, with the first two expected in the coming weeks in New York and the Washington suburbs, Democratic sources tell POLITICO. He's also planning to attend fundraisers for the Senate Majority PAC.
Vice President Joe Biden, first lady Michelle Obama and former President Bill Clinton will hit the road instead. Democrats hope Hillary Clinton — whose office declined comment — will campaign as well.
The White House is also working closely with the DSCC on a full email and direct mail fundraising effort that Democrats are optimistic will itself raise as much, if not more, than the individual events, sources familiar with the planning say. White House sources say it's part of a "comprehensive effort" 2014 effort that will include House and governors' races.
Obama told Senate Democrats at a meeting at Nationals Park last week that he knows his health care law will be used as the "No. 1 attack tool" on Democrats by the Koch Brothers, citing the conservative billionaires by name, according to Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
"He said, 'I understand in some of your states I'm not the most popular politician,'" Durbin, the Senate majority whip, said. "So if you're going to break from the White House on an issue or a position, understood. But I can help many of you, even in states where I'm not popular with everyone. I can still help, and I'm willing to do everything I can."
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Clinton — and possibly Biden — will be taking the lead for Democrats in his native Arkansas, with Obama staying far away as Sen. Mark Pryor tries to defend his seat. In an interview, Pryor downplayed the role any surrogate would play in his campaign — even though Clinton has already helped with fundraising.
"I don't get people to come and campaign for me very often," Pryor said. "To me, in Arkansas, people don't vote for you because somebody else says vote for you."
Asked about the prospects of Obama or Biden coming to help, "I'm not going to tell anybody not to," Pryor said. "We're going to make the race about Arkansas."
Biden was a previously unreported attendee in an Oval Office meeting last week with Obama, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), DSCC Chairman Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and DSCC Executive Director Guy Cecil, Democratic sources say.
"I've been invited to go into, well, over 128 races so far," Biden told CNN last week. "And so there are some places the president is considerably more popular than I am, but there's some places where I can go in and the president can't."
Several sources said the White House is debating how and where to deploy the first lady. In 2012, many of her events on behalf of the president's reelection were focused on voter registration, and so she could help promote turnout and energize the Democratic base without endangering candidates by a close connection to the president — particularly in places like New Orleans, where local turnout could make the difference for Sen. Mary Landrieu.
"They will help us a lot — in lots of different ways," Bennet said. "I think they're both committed to doing everything they can to help us."
Asked if Michelle Obama would campaign for Senate Democrats, Bennet said: "I certainly would hope so. I certainly would love it if she did, but she has other responsibilities, too."
The president is still likely to hit the trail at some point later this year, although those decisions have yet to be made. He has a busy travel schedule in February and March focused on international affairs — a California summit with the king of Jordan and trips to Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Vatican City, where he'll meet Pope Francis.


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Is there a different view by political-scientist in history mention that printing more bill is different from adding few more zeros on the bill. I know some Africa country tend to doing that.
Is there a different view by political-scientist in history that printing more bill is different from adding few more zeros in a bill [closed]
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You are confusing money supply with inflation. Increasing the money supply can sometimes (but not always) increase prices right along with it - this is called inflation. Inflation devalues the currency, and if it devalues too much, smaller denominations, like the penny in the US, becomes an impractical medium of exchange.
Increasing the money supply is a function of a central bank (or reserve bank) - they are not literally printing more money. The phrase "print more money" is poetic shorthand for a complex series of transactions between the government and private financial institutions.
If you massively increase the money supply, as Zimbabwe did, you will be in a situation where it will require printing new bill denominations, otherwise people will be paying for bread with wheelbarrows full of bills. More money in circulation results in more zeros on the bills.
This brings us to an interesting distinction - money and currency are not the same thing. I'm having trouble finding a link that explains the distinction that isn't gold-bug conspiracy theory BS, so I'll lay it out here.
Money is a stored value that is used as a medium of exchange - and in most modern economies, that value it is stored in two ways. First, it is stored as bank deposits, and most of the money supply is here, as most things are paid for using the bank - when you write a check, you are moving money from one deposit (yours) to another (the check recipient's.) You have spent money - and you did it without currency!
The other way value is stored is in currency - these are objects issued by a guarantor, most often but not always a government, that represent not only stored value, but a unit of account. The worth of these objects depends on many factors, almost all of them concerning the guarantor. If the guarantor increases the money supply, the worth of a unit of currency can sometimes (but not always) decrease in value. This requires new or replacement currency to be denominated at larger and larger units to be a practical medium of exchange.
3Sometimes (particularly in developing countries) they literally are printing more money. In the USA typically we increase the money supply to make up for some kind of undesirable market tightening (which in theory should not cause much inflation). In developing countries, it is often done just to inflate away domestic debt. It doesn't hurt the decision makers any, as they can hide their assets in foreign currency. But it absolutely trashes domestic savings. – T.E.D.♦ Aug 10 '12 at 13:37


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Bryan McCann's 91-yard kickoff return set up the Raiders points on their opening drive, as they squandered the great field position and got only three points. Derrick Johnson's interception of Carson Palmer_ who was hit as he threw _ set up Succop's field goal with the drive stalling at the Oakland 5.


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We know with the first day of spring comes some serious spring cleaning, and as you clear out the clutter and dust bunnies, you may be ready for some changes. Now is the time to order up any new furniture and accessories you may need, and we have some fantastic sales going on to help.
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Drivers who use Vasco Road to travel from East Contra Costa to Alameda County and beyond should expect delays or find another route for the next few weeks.
Weather permitting, contractors will be doing road work on the busy thoroughfare from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. from the Alameda County line north to Camino Diablo to replace roadway delineators, according to the Contra Costa County Public Works Department.
Work starts on Sept. 23 and is scheduled to last through Oct. 4, according to county officials. Work will be done Monday through Saturday.
Electronic message board will be up the next week to warn drivers of the work.
Traffic will be controlled throughout the work area, and motorists should expect delays and allow for extra travel time.
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MartinL necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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My name is Martin and I have a sole proprietorship company that are about to launch a Swedish website letting people search for roommates basically. The type of advertisements that will be on the website is:
1. I have room(s) to rent out
2. I need to rent a room
3. I want to get together with another person(s) and rent an apartment/house/etc. together
I will try to build the website so that the user gets the feeling it is easy to place ads and view ads and navigate the website. The site will be pretty light on extra functions and focus to do less things but to them really good.
This is my first posting here on 99designs so if something is unclear or maybe weirdly written etc., please drop a comment! Help me help you. :-)
Except for being Swedish (i.e. part of western/European culture) , some short expected demographics for the site: Age: 18-24 and 25-34 is the heaviest groups. Sex: 50-70% women and 30-50% men. Undergraduate and graduate students is a big group I will target. The reason for most people to search for roommates I expect to be economical, therefor, the site is obviously not targeting the upscale society, but rather your average youth/student.
The text for the logo should be "rumskompis.se". I want a design that does not include too much secondary graphics but focuses mainly on the text. To clarify that a bit with an example; I do not want the text just be 30% of the height/width and the rest of the logo just graphics. The logo should fit in well in the header for a website and possibly in the future t-shirts and other merchandise.
There is currently no design or color themes decided for the website itself, so in that sense you can just be creative.
Rumskompis translates literally to: rum(s) = room, kompis = friend.
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