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The 2012 Samuel H. Scripps/American Dance Festival Award for Lifetime Achievement will be presented to acclaimed choreographer William Forsythe by Jill Johnson on June 30th prior to the Hubbard Street Dance Chicago performance at DPAC. The company will perform Forsythe?s 1993 work, Quintett. The Award carries a $50,000 prize and is given yearly to a choreographer who has made a significant contribution to the field of modern dance.
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
American Dance Festival Week 3 - Triangle Arts and Entertainment
Gamble Proposes 2 Percent University of Alaska Tuition Hike
Story Created: Jun 29, 2012 at 8:30 AM AKDT
Story Updated: Jun 29, 2012 at 8:33 AM AKDT
FAIRBANKS ? University of Alaska President Pat Gamble is proposing a 2 percent tuition increase for the 2013-14 school year, a hike that would raise yearly undergraduate tuition costs to nearly $5,600 a year.
Gamble proposed the tuition plan Thursday for students at the 16 UA campuses. It will go before the UA Board of Regents for consideration in September.
If approved, the tuition hike would be the lowest increase in more than a decade. Regents approved a 7 percent increase for undergraduates for the upcoming 2012-13 school year, along with a 3 percent increase for graduate students.
For a student taking a typical 15-credit course load each semester, divided equally between upper- and lower-division classes, Gamble?s proposal would mean a yearly $5,580 tuition bill in 2013-14. A graduate student taking nine credits a semester would pay $7,038.
Tuition currently makes up about 12 percent of the total UA budget, and Gamble warned that adjustments will need to be made elsewhere to offset a lower-than-normal tuition hike.
?There is no free lunch,? Gamble said in a statement. ?When we squeeze this balloon, it expands the dollar shortfall to be made up elsewhere in our system.?
UA Associate Vice President Saichi Oba said the system?s overall expenses are climbing at an annual rate of 3 percent to 5 percent a year, mostly a result of inflation, personnel costs and higher energy costs. He said UA will work to find additional money by controlling costs, and that no plan to ask for additional funds from the Legislature has been discussed.
Oba said Gamble made a point of limiting tuition costs in his proposal after a decade of ?fairly aggressive? increases. Tuition rates have roughly doubled at UA in the past decade.
?This is something he?s always had his eye on, in terms of how we can reduce an increase to students,? he said.
Even after a decade of steady increases, UA remains competitive with its counterparts both regionally and nationally, Oba said.
The UA system is currently ranked 10th among 15 Western states among tuition costs at four-year public universities, with Alaska students paying about $1,500 less than the average yearly bill for the region. The national average is higher, at $8,200 per year in tuition.
Contact Fairbanks Daily News-Miner staff writer Jeff Richardson at 907-459-7518.
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Thyroid disorders and women - Health Spirituality Fitness
The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists notes 27 million U.S. residents have a thyroid disorder. Thyroid hormones are essential for every cell in the body to function. The thyroid makes and stores these hormones, which help regulate heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature and metabolism.
About 80 percent of thyroid disease cases affect women and the incidence of this disease increases with age. About 20 percent of women over 60 have some form of thyroid disease.
Symptoms can vary, depending on whether too much hormone is being produced ( hyperthyroid ) or too little ( hypothyroid ). Hypothyroidism is much more common among seniors. Symptoms include weight gain, fatigue and constantly feeling cold. Treatment for thyroid disease ranges from medication to surgery.
Source: http://healthspiritualityfitness.com/?p=1129
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Friday, June 29, 2012
New California budget crafted to influence voters
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) ? Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic lawmakers have long warned of dire consequences if California voters reject a proposed tax hike on the November ballot. In adopting a $91.3 state billion budget, they made it clear it wasn't a hollow threat.
Lawmakers approved and the governor signed $6 billion in automatic cuts late Wednesday that will go into effect if the initiative fails. Distasteful provisions added in the final days of negotiations authorized shorter school years, less money for local police, and possible fee increases at the University of California and California State University systems.
"These trigger cuts are real," said Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance. "They will be catastrophic if the governor's initiative does not pass in November."
To make sure voters are paying attention, lawmakers also passed a separate measure that will likely give Brown's initiative top billing on the crowded fall ballot.
The governor and lawmakers said the bulk of cuts will have to fall on public schools and universities because education accounts for more than half of state spending. The reduction could further harm the troubled education system that's responsible for more than 6 million students in nearly 10,000 schools.
Under the plan, school districts could reduce the public school year from 175 days to 160 for two years, tying California with Colorado for the shortest school year in the nation. California previously reduced the minimum from 180 days ? the national average ? in response to financial strains.
Brown said his tax proposal is fair and temporary.
"Our state budget problem was built up over a decade, and it won't be fixed overnight," " he said in a statement announcing he had signed the budget. "These temporary increases will ensure funding for our schools until the economy improves."
Brown, a Democrat, estimated the tax initiative will raise $8.5 billion in the new fiscal year starting July 1 by increasing the sales tax by a quarter cent to 7.5 percent for four years, and boosting the income tax on individuals who make more than $250,000 a year for seven years.
A recent Field Poll found California voters divided on Brown's initiative, with 52 percent in favor and 35 percent opposed.
Republicans blasted the way Democrats crafted the budget.
"It's a disgrace that Democrats are playing politics with the budget to sweeten the appeal for ill-fated taxes at the ballot box," Assembly Republican Leader Connie Conway of Tulare said after Democrats passed the budget package on a majority vote.
State Sen. Anthony Canella, R-Ceres, said it's curious that K-12 education stands to be cut about $5.4 billion when state revenue is up compared to last year. He questioned whether labor rules will force school districts to keep paying teachers' salaries even if students log less days.
"Maybe you'll let the kids out of school but the teachers will still be employed and in addition to that, they'll get their full retirement for the year," Canella said.
In approving the budget with a majority vote, Democrats decided to give public universities additional funding if tuition is not raised next year and voters approve Brown's tax initiative. UC administrators supported the plan and said they would back off a proposal to increase tuition 6 percent this fall.
"We do think that it's a positive step toward bringing stability to funding for the University of California," said UC spokeswoman Dianne Klein. But "it's going to take some extraordinary measures to balance our budget without a fee increase."
If voters reject the tax measure, the UC and CSU systems each face a $250 million cut, which would resurrect the possibility of a midyear tuition hike.
CSU's board of trustees has already approved raising tuition at the 23-campus system by 9 percent this fall, or $498, bringing the annual bill to $5,970 for in-state students. It remained unclear Thursday whether the university would rescind that increase.
Also included on the list of automatic cuts is a $20 million cut in grants to city police departments. In addition, the state Justice Department's law enforcement program would lose $1 million.
The Brown administration has defended state spending, saying general fund expenditures are down 11.3 percent since the peak of $103 billion in 2007-08. As a share of the state economy, general fund spending is at its lowest level since 1973, the budget states.
But add in bond spending, other sources of revenue and federal funding, and the state's total spending is the highest it has ever been. For the new budget, total state spending is at $225 billion.
Republicans noted that's an increase of 7 percent from last year.
Part of that growth is due to the federal stimulus act. The federal government handed states more money for education, infrastructure and other needs in an effort to counteract the recession, however the funding is expected to wind down.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/california-budget-crafted-influence-voters-220931792.html
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Coverage for most Americans, a scramble for states
FILE - In this Jan. 18, 2012 file photo, Dan and Vicki McCuistion, of Driftwood, Texas, pose for a photo together in Austin, Texas. Vicki McCuistion, who shuttles between two part-time jobs and is uninsured, said the Supreme Court ruling has given her new hope. Her husband Dan has back problems so bad he can?t go to work some days, and with a family history of skin cancer she is worried about a mole that she hasn?t been able to get checked by doctors. ?Having access to health insurance that we can actually afford would allow us to improve our lives,? McCuistion said Thursday. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
FILE - In this Jan. 18, 2012 file photo, Dan and Vicki McCuistion, of Driftwood, Texas, pose for a photo together in Austin, Texas. Vicki McCuistion, who shuttles between two part-time jobs and is uninsured, said the Supreme Court ruling has given her new hope. Her husband Dan has back problems so bad he can?t go to work some days, and with a family history of skin cancer she is worried about a mole that she hasn?t been able to get checked by doctors. ?Having access to health insurance that we can actually afford would allow us to improve our lives,? McCuistion said Thursday. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
President Barack Obama walks back to the Blue Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, June 28, 2012, after the Supreme Court ruled on his health care legislation. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais/pool)
President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, June 28, 2012, after the Supreme Court ruled on his health care legislation. (AP Photo/Luke Sharrett/Pool)
President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, June 28, 2012, after the Supreme Court ruled on his health care legislation. (AP Photo/Luke Sharrett pool)
This artist rendering shows Chief Justice John Roberts, center, speaking at the Supreme Court in Washington, Thursday, June 28, 2012. From left are, Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Breyer, Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia, Roberts, Anthony Kennedy, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Elena Kagan. (AP Photo/Dana Verkouteren)
WASHINGTON (AP) ? President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is on the way to its ultimate jury: the families, doctors, business people and state officials who'll have to grapple with the confusing details while striving to fulfill its promise.
With the Supreme Court hurdle cleared, open enrollment for millions now uninsured is scheduled to begin in just 16 months, in October 2013. Much of the health care industry is ready. People who do have insurance won't have to worry about the loss of popular new benefits, such as coverage for young adult children or improvements to Medicare's prescription plan.
And, starting in 2014, insurance companies will no longer be able to turn away people with a history of medical problems, or charge them more.
But carrying out the law will be a mad scramble for states, especially Republican-led ones where officials had hoped this day wouldn't come. And the court added a new complication by giving individual states more leeway to turn down the law's expansion of Medicaid, expected to provide coverage to about 16 million uninsured people.
After the ruling, chances of repealing the entire law appear much slimmer for Republicans, although they will again make it an election rallying cry. However, a targeted repeal strategy aimed at individual components of the law including cost controls, taxes and spending cuts, may still work.
Vicki McCuistion of Driftwood, Texas, who shuttles between two part-time jobs and is uninsured, said the Supreme Court ruling has given her new hope. Her husband Dan has back problems so bad he can't go to work some days, and with a family history of skin cancer she is worried about a mole that she hasn't been able to get checked by doctors.
"Having access to health insurance that we can actually afford would allow us to improve our lives," McCuistion said Thursday.
At the White House, Obama repeated his promise that the Affordable Care Act will both deliver health insurance and help get a handle on growing costs. But the glow of victory may be brief. Even some supporters of the law candidly admit it's only a first installment ? a way to get most of the population covered before tackling costs forcefully. Wrenching choices about Medicare and Medicaid cuts could come as early as next year.
Thursday's decision moves the United States closer to other economically advanced countries that for years have guaranteed health insurance to their citizens.
The law's controversial mandate that individuals have health insurance or pay a fee ? upheld by the court on Thursday ? will affect relatively few people, because more than eight in 10 Americans already have coverage. But employers with 50 or more workers will face fines if they don't provide insurance for employees.
The law is expected to extend coverage to about 30 million of the estimated 50 million uninsured. Illegal immigrants will represent a large share of those still without coverage, but 90 percent of citizens and legal residents will have insurance.
The focus now quickly shifts from Washington to the states.
While health insurers, big hospitals and major employers have spent the last two years planning and carrying out the law, states are all over the lot.
Although they are expected to play a crucial role in delivering insurance to their residents, only 14 states, plus Washington D.C., have actually adopted a plan for doing so. Hoping the law would be overturned, Republican governors and legislatures have resisted setting up new insurance markets that are a linchpin of the legislation, and that could turn into a problem for the whole country.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners expects only about half the states to be ready to set up new health insurance markets, slated to open for business on Jan. 1, 2014.
If states aren't ready, the law calls for Washington to step in and run things. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says the feds are ready to do that.
State plans for the markets ? called exchanges ? are due to the federal government this fall. Washington will run the exchanges in states that lag behind. The new Internet-based markets are supposed to provide one-stop shopping for health insurance, steering middle-class households to private plans and low-income people to an expanded version of Medicaid, the federal-state program for the poor and disabled.
But the court added a new wrinkle, ruling that states cannot be threatened with the loss of their entire Medicaid allotments if they refuse to carry out the expansion, which is geared largely to helping uninsured low-income adults. Under the law, the federal government will pick up all of the cost for the first three years, eventually dropping to a 90 percent share.
Matt Salo, head of the National Association of Medicaid Directors, said it's too early to tell what states will do.
"This opens up what was a mandate into a state option, and states are going to have to think very, very carefully as they weigh all the political, policy and fiscal ramifications of the decision," Salo said.
States that turn down the money will still be stuck with the cost of treating uninsured patients in hospital emergency rooms. States that accept the money may be on the hook if Washington later decides to reduce the generous federal matching funds for the expansion.
"What this really means is the decisions are going to be made after the elections this year," said Wisconsin's health secretary, Dennis G. Smith, whose state has not moved to put the law in place. "This is going to go back to Congress. We had always thought (the law) was unworkable, and today's ruling proves the point even more."
Administration officials predict states will participate, even if some take time to decide. They point out it took three or four years for all states to join the original Medicaid program.
Aside from help for low-income and uninsured people, the Supreme Court decision also means an expanded safety net for all Americans. Starting in 2014, insurance companies will not be able to deny coverage for medical reasons, nor can they charge more to people with health problems. Those protections, now standard in most big-employer plans, will be available to all, including people who get laid off, or leave a corporate job to launch their own small business.
Seniors stand to receive better Medicare coverage for those with high prescription costs, and no copayments for preventive care. But hospitals, nursing homes, and many other service providers may struggle once the Medicare cuts used to finance the law really start to bite.
The health insurance industry's top lobbyist said the ruling relieved one big concern for insurers ? that the mandate would be struck down, allowing people to buy coverage literally on the way to the hospital. But the companies are still worried about costs.
"Without universal participation you have no incentive to purchase coverage until you are sick, and that is not an insurance system," said Karen Ignagni, president of America's Health Insurance Plans. "Now it's time to turn all the attention toward affordability." The industry continues to fight taxes and other requirements in the law.
In contrast to the states, the nation's vast health care industry is better prepared. When the law passed in 2010, insurers, hospitals and major employers immediately went to work to carry it out. Some of the changes in the law were already being demanded by employers trying to get better health insurance value.
"The factors driving health care reform are not new, and they are not going to go away," said Dr. Toby Cosgrove, CEO of the Cleveland Clinic. "We know we have to take costs out of the system and improve quality."
___
Associated Press writer Jim Kuhnhenn contributed to this report.
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Fast-Growing Luxury Vacation Club Inspirato Quietly Brings In $15.5M From DAG and Millenium
Collaborative consumption?-- generally, marketplaces for buying and selling access to products and services -- have been defined recently by startups like?TaskRabbit and Zaarly?for tasks, or short-term rental service Airbnb. But Inspirato is bringing the concept to the luxury vacation market, driving down the cost of renting Tuscan villas, Napa cottages, and even a seaborne yacht coming next July.?And it's doing well enough that it decided to raise another $15.5 million this past month from DAG Ventures?and Millenium Technology Value Partners, we learned from a regulatory filing that hit this week.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/SkdOHpfNOVk/
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
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SPORTS JUNE 27, 2012 | KILJ Radio
The Iowa High School Athletic Association has announced the Class 1A and 2A District and Substate pairings. In Class 1A Holy Trinity Catholic will play at Danville on July 7th at 7 p.m. The winner plays Lone Tree at Danville on July 10th. Other July 10th games has West Burlington playing Notre Dame at Danville at 5p.m. New London plays Lisbon at Highland at 5 p.m. and IMS plays at Highland against the Huskies at 7 p.m. District semi finals will be July 12th and the Finals will be July 14th at Washington, substate will be played at a site to be determined July 17th.
Class 2A District play begins July 7th with L&M playing WMU/WACO at Wapello at 5 p.m. Central Lee plays Columbus Community in the 7 p.m. there that night. The 5 p.m. winner advances on to play Mediapolis on July 10th at 5 p.m. The 7 p.m. winner advances onto play the host school Wapello at 7 p.m. July 10th. Those winners go onto the District Championship game at Wapello 7 p.m. on July 14th. The Substate is July 17th at Mt. Pleasant, game time is 7 p.m.
3A and 4A tournament pairings will be announced next week.
AREA BASEBALL SCORES: Wapello beat WMU/WACO 6-0, Cardinal 8 Notre Dame 6, Central Lee 13 Pekin 7. Danville 8 Holy Trinity 1, Van Buren 14 West Burlington 1.
AREA BASEBALL TONIGHT: The Mt. Pleasant Panthers coming off two wins in the Waterloo Bucs Tournament Saturday, travel to North Scott to play a double header tonight, before going to Washington for two games tomorrow night, KILJ-FM 105.5 and kilj.com will carry the first game live beginning Thursday night at 5:30 p.m.
Keokuk plays at West Burlington, Danville at Washington and Mediapolis goes to New London.
AREA SOFTBALL SCORES: Wapello 7 WMU 3, New London 18 Harmony 0, Danville 20 Holy Trinity Catholic 1, L&M 2 IMS 1,West Burlington-Notre Dame 6 Van Buren 5, Highland 12 Columbus 2, Mediapolis 17 Lone Tree 5, Ft. Madison split with Centerville Bloodhounds won the opener 13-10 but dropped the nightcap 7-0.
AREA SOFTBALL TONIGHT: The MPHS softball team will be traveling to Ft. Madison tonight to make up a Southeast Conference double header rained out earlier in the season. Panthers won 2 out of 3 games in their tournament they hosted Saturday defeating Columbus Community and New London and fell to West Burlington-Notre Dame the #2 ranked team in class 3A. Panthers travel to Washington for two games tomorrow night.
The JV softball games vs. Ft. Madison schedules for today June 27th, have been postponed to Tuesday, July 3rd, at Mt.
Pleasant at 5:30 p.m.
Highland plays at Mediapolis, Keokuk is at Danville and New London travels to Pekin.
The annual Iowa Wesleyan Football Alumni and Friends golf tournament is being held at the Mt. Pleasant Golf and Country Club this Saturday, along with the golf there is a reverse raffle that costs only $50 to enter and offers you the opportunity to win $5,000. To sign up for the golf tournament and get entered into the reverse raffle go to
www.iwcfootballalumniandfriends.org/.
You may also contact Glen Graf at TD&T Financial here Mt. Pleasant for sign up information.
The Morning Sun Youth League sponsored Firecracker 5K Fun Run/Walk will be held this Sunday, July 1.
The run will start at the Morning Sun Community Center located at 106 N. Main.
There will be a 5K run/walk; a mile run for kids 8-12 and a 1/2 mile run/walk for 7 yrs. and under. Registration will start at 7:00 a.m with the races to start at 8:00 a.m.
Registration fee is $20 after June 15th.
Medals will be awarded for the top 2 times in Male/Female categories.
For more information or to enter contact Mike Crow at 319-868-7699 or email mcrow15@hotmail.com
Following a rainout of events on June 16, Mother Nature decided to let loose again on 34 Raceway during heat race action last Saturday, June 23 allowing 9 of the 14 heat races to be completed.
So this week (June 30) at 34 Raceway we will try again for the Mike?s Auto Parts and Roberts Tire Center Night $5 Fan Appreciation Night at the races.
Those of you who purchased pit passes and/or grandstand passes will be able to use them this week! (Pit passes can be used anytime between now and the end of the season. GRANDSTAND passes MUST be used this week because of the FREE admission and $5 ticket. Any new fans attending will be rewarded with yet ANOTHER $5 FAN APPRECIATION GRANDSTAND ADMISSION NIGHT!
The program will include IMCA late models, 305 sprints, IMCA stock
cars, modifieds, 4 cylinders and sport mods. Hobby stocks will not be running this week but instead will be racing on July 3 along with the Sprint Invaders, 4 cylinders and mod lites.
The Mt. Pleasant Park and Rec Department has several programs to sign up for. A sports camp will be held July 2nd thru the 6th, 9:30-10:30 a.m. for K-2. Grades 3 thru 5 have camp 11-12. It will be held at the East Lake Soccer complex, team building in a variety of sports will be taught, cost is $20 for residents and $25 for non residents.
Youth soccer camp will be held July 23rd thru 27th for grades 1st thru 8th. Camp runs from 5:30-6:30 p.m. and costs $20 for residents and $25 for non residents.
Little Artist camp will be July 19th thru August 9th on Thursdays from 9-9:45 a.m. for ages 3-5 and 10-10:45 a.m. for ages 6-10. Camp will be held at the Civic Center Meeting room. Fee is $20 for residents and $25 non residents. For any of these programs contact the Mt. Pleasant Park and Recreation Department at 220 West Monroe street or call 385-1475.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Protecting Your Mental And Physical Security During Relocating
Posted on 27 June 2012.
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Possible outcomes in pending health care law case
WASHINGTON (AP) ? Saving its biggest case for last, the Supreme Court is expected to announce its verdict Thursday on President Barack Obama's health care law. The outcome is likely to be a factor in the presidential campaign and help define John Roberts' legacy as chief justice. But the court's ruling almost certainly will not be the last word on America's tangled efforts to address health care woes. The problems of high medical costs, widespread waste and tens of millions of people without insurance will require Congress and the president to keep looking for answers, whether or not the Affordable Care Act passes the test of constitutionality.
A look at potential outcomes:
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Q: What if the Supreme Court upholds the law and finds Congress was within its authority to require most people to have health insurance or pay a penalty?
A: That would settle the legal argument, but not the political battle.
The clear winners if the law is upheld and allowed to take full effect would be uninsured people in the United States, estimated at more than 50 million.
Starting in 2014, most could get coverage through a mix of private insurance and Medicaid, a safety-net program. Republican-led states that have resisted creating health insurance markets under the law would have to scramble to comply, but the U.S. would get closer to other economically advanced countries that guarantee medical care for their citizens.
Republicans would keep trying to block the law. They will try to elect likely presidential candidate Mitt Romney, backed by a GOP House and Senate, and repeal the law, although their chances of repeal would seem to be diminished by the court's endorsement.
Obama would feel the glow of vindication for his hard-fought health overhaul, but it might not last long even if he's re-elected.
The nation still faces huge problems with health care costs, requiring major changes to Medicare that neither party has explained squarely to voters. Some backers of Obama's law acknowledge it was only a first installment: Get most people covered, then deal with the harder problem of costs.
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Q: On the other hand, what if the court strikes down the entire law?
A: Many people would applaud, polls suggest.
Taking down the law would kill a costly new federal entitlement before it has a chance to take root and develop a clamoring constituency, but that still would leave the problems of high costs, waste and millions uninsured.
Some Republicans in Congress already are talking about passing anew the more popular pieces of the health law.
But the major GOP alternatives to Obama's law would not cover nearly as many uninsured, and it's unclear how much of a dent they would make in costs. Some liberals say Medicare-for-all, or government-run health insurance, will emerge as the only viable answer if Obama's public-private approach fails.
People with health insurance could lose some ground as well. Employers and insurance companies would have no obligation to keep providing popular new benefits such as preventive care with no copayments and coverage for young adults until age 26 on a parent's plan. Medicare recipients with high prescription drug costs could lose discounts averaging about $600.
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Q: What happens if the court strikes down the individual insurance requirement, but leaves the rest of the Affordable Care Act in place?
A: Individuals would have no obligation to carry insurance, but insurers would remain bound by the law to accept applicants regardless of medical condition and limit what they charge their oldest and sickest customers.
Studies suggest premiums in the individual health insurance market would jump by 10 percent to 30 percent.
Experts debate whether or not that would trigger the collapse of the market for individuals and small businesses, or just make coverage even harder to afford than it is now. In any event, there would be risks to the health care system. Fewer people would sign up for coverage.
The insurance mandate was primarily a means to an end, a way to create a big pool of customers and allow premiums to remain affordable. Other forms of arm-twisting could be found, including limited enrollment periods and penalties for late sign-up, but such approaches probably would require congressional cooperation.
Unless there's a political deal to fix it, the complicated legislation would get more difficult to carry out. Congressional Republicans say they will keep pushing for repeal.
Without the mandate, millions of uninsured low-income people still would get coverage through the law's Medicaid expansion. The problem would be the 10 million to 15 million middle-class people expected to gain private insurance under the law. They would be eligible for federal subsidies, but premiums would get more expensive.
Taxes, Medicare cuts and penalties on employers not offering coverage would stay in place.
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Q: What if the court strikes down the mandate and also invalidates the parts of the law that require insurance companies to cover people regardless of medical problems and that limit what they can charge older people?
A: Many fewer people would get covered, but the health insurance industry would avoid a dire financial hit.
Insurers could continue screening out people with a history of medical problems ? diabetes patients or cancer survivors, for example.
That would prevent a sudden jump in premiums. But it would leave consumers with no assurance that they can get health insurance when they need it, which is a major problem that the law was intended to fix.
Obama administration lawyers say the insurance requirement goes hand in hand with the coverage guarantee and cap on premiums, and they have asked the court to get rid of both if it finds the mandate to be unconstitutional.
One scenario sends shivers through the health care industry: The Supreme Court strikes down the mandate only, and delegates other courts to determine what else stays or goes.
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Q: What happens if the court throws out only the expansion of the Medicaid program?
A: That would limit the law's impact severely because roughly half of the more than 30 million people expected to gain insurance under the law would get it through the expansion of Medicaid, the federal-state health insurance program for low-income people.
But a potentially sizable number of those low-income people still might be eligible for government-subsidized private insurance under other provisions. Private coverage is more expensive to subsidize than Medicaid.
States suing to overturn the federal law argue that the Medicaid expansion comes with so many strings attached it amounts to an unconstitutional power grab by Washington. The administration says the federal government will pay virtually all the cost and says the expansion is no different from ones that states have accepted in the past.
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Q: What happens if the court decides that the constitutional challenge is premature?
A: The wild card, and least conclusive outcome in the case, probably also is the most unlikely, based on what justices said during oral arguments.
No justice seemed inclined to take this path, which involves the court's consideration of a technical issue.
The federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., held that the challenge to the insurance requirement has to wait until people start paying the penalty for not purchasing insurance. The appeals court said it was bound by the federal Anti-Injunction Act, which says federal courts may not hear challenges to taxes, or anything that looks like a tax, until after the taxes are paid.
So if the justices have trouble coming together on any of the other options they could simply punt.
The administration says it doesn't want this result. Yet such a decision would allow it to continue putting the law in place, postponing any challenge until more of the benefits are being received. On the other hand, it might give Republicans more ammunition to press for repeal in the meantime.
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Consider learning what you would like away from life and everything you maintain beloved in your lifetime. Try to figure out what your own personal ideals are and just how you are applying those to your way of life. You should be conscious of what is important for you and what in your own life offers you pleasure and pain.
Take around 30 minutes and write down every high-quality you sense you have. It?s crucial that you recognize who you are being a man or woman. Just what are your crucial qualities that you just really feel you exhibit? It is advisable to raise the levels in which you are offering those very good features around the globe. By writing them out, you are basically commencing an motion prepare for personal development.
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Justin Bieber Shows 'Romantic' Side On 'Today' Show, Fans Rave
'We saw his face — his actual personal face,' one fans gushes to MTV News after Beliebers camped out for days before the set.
By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Stacey Sommer
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Thousands of Justin Bieber fans waited out in the rain, cold, heat and sun for days prior to his "Today" show appearance on Friday (June 15) to catch a glimpse of the singer. And when Bieber finally took the stage during the morning show, he didn't disappoint.
"The performance was amazing," Lacey told MTV News. "We saw his face — his actual personal face.
"His new album is definitely his best. He sounds more mature," she said, before adding that a true Belieber is "someone who would be willing to drive four hours after working an eight-hour shift to catch a mere glimpse of him."
Bieber not only dazzled the crowd with older hits like "Baby" and new cuts off his June 19 release, he also brought rapper Big Sean out to the stage to add a little edge to their new song "As Long as You Love Me."
But that surprise guest was only one of the many moments that had fans swooning. Julieta said, "My favorite part of the concert was when he sang 'Die in Your Arms,' because he just showed the romantic side of him."
While Julieta liked the set most when Bieber kicked it new school, another fan, Kim, enjoyed hearing Bieber pull out one of his My World standards. "I really liked when he sang 'Baby' because it just kind of brought back old times," she said. "And it was cool: My favorite song is 'All Around the World' cause it's really upbeat and catchy."
Bieber drops his new album, Believe, on Tuesday. He's also set to hit the road for a tour later this year. And if the TV performance was any indication of what the tour will be like, his fans should be stoked.
"He was jumping up and down and he was dancing," Grace said of Friday's set. "And it just made the crowd more excited."
Are you excited for Justin's album next week? Tell us in the comments!
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Algorithm beats jigsaw-solving record
We have met our match at the genteel pastime of jigsaw puzzles. It seems an algorithm can now whiz through 10,000 pieces in 24 hours. The speedy solver could also help piece together shredded documents or archaeological artefacts.
Andrew Gallagher at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, wrote the algorithm while working at photography firm Kodak. By mimicking the way a human solves jigsaws, it beat last year's record of 3300 pieces. The algorithm can even solve multiple puzzles at the same time, where the pieces have been mixed up together.
Unlike other software that only analyses the edges of the pieces, Gallagher's looks at how colour patterns spread across many pieces. For example, if one piece becomes progressively lighter from left to right, it is likely that the piece nestles between a lighter piece on the left and a darker one on the right.
The algorithm only works on jigsaws with square pieces, which are harder to solve because the shape offers no clues. The algorithm calculates a score for each pair, stores the best matches, and uses these to assemble the whole puzzle.
It starts with the two pieces that match best, then the next two and so on, but crucially these matches don't have to be adjacent, allowing the algorithm to work on multiple parts of the puzzle at once. Previous methods worked only on a single part, making it harder to spot when it is going wrong. The system will be presented at the computer vision and pattern recognition conference in Providence, Rhode Island, later this month.
Shredder challenge
In addition to solving puzzles, Gallagher also used elements of his algorithm to enter last year's DARPA Shredder Challenge, in which participants had to piece together a series of shredded documents . Gallagher's attempt came in at 17 overall ? he says because the puzzle pieces in the challenge were digital images of shredded documents made it harder for the algorithm, as the jagged edges did not line up perfectly and some pieces were missing.
Ohad Ben-Shahar, a computer scientist at Ben-Gurion University in Beer-Sheva, Israel, whose team holds the previous puzzle-solving record, says that Gallagher's algorithm is impressive because it can handle puzzles in which the orientation of the pieces is unknown, a more challenging problem.
In terms of performance, Ben-Shahar says their algorithm can match Gallagher's, although they haven't yet published the results, but both algorithms could probably be improved. "With little effort, the time to solution could drop significantly below a day."
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Friday, June 15, 2012
Ecommerce Application Development- Business At Its Ease ...
Ecommerce Application Development- Business At Its Ease
Ecommerce application development is one of the easiest solutions for flourishing businesses. It plays a vital role in the success of business of different sizes. A long time back, internet was only a medium which helped in getting information or knowledge about different aspects. But technology has not remained static, opening a wider scope for business through internet. With the introduction of plastic money and other top-notch technology, ecommerce has made business a much easier process. E-commerce is a process where an online transaction of products and services take place. Everything is same with the term commerce but what has changed the procedure is the additional ?E?. Instead of the actual shops, virtual stores are created for the online business and to create them different web technologies is used. Ecommerce applicationdevelopment?is beyond designing sites. It is a much complex process where it helps in connecting million of people together through the World Wide Web. Many software are used to make the online shopping a successful task. There are numerous benefits of ecommerce for the shopper and the manufacturer which are listed below: 1.?????? The first and foremost advantage depends upon an unchanging fact that e-commerce is the finest solution for everyone. Be it the businessman or the buyer. In present scenario, people want easy solution and don?t want much trouble traveling or shopping. Ecommerce application development has given a way to different sizes business to sell their products easily and even the shoppers can buy whatever they want while sitting at home. 2.????? Ecommerce is the cheapest medium to go shopping. One doesn?t have to waste money on transport. One can reach from their house to the shop with some clicks. There is no need of spending money on traveling. 3.????? At few clicks on the mouse, one can reach different shops altogether. Comparing products, prices and designs become very easy. You can even get discounts on your favorite clothes while sitting at home. But if you go for actual shopping you might check few of the shops and compromise with whatever you get in those few shops. 4.????? Saving time becomes easy. As you do not have to travel or search market to market for your products, so it becomes very easy to save your time. Even you do not have to dress up for shopping. Click on whatever you want to buy. Follow the procedure of the payment gateway and you are through. The product will be shipped within few days at your doorstep. With the initiation of Ecommerce application development, numerous such web development companies have come and swamped the market with their services. They make sure that a customized e-commerce solution, from both the ends, a consumer or as manufacturer, provides with an easy to use design for online shopping keeping in mind proper money transfer facility. They offer you with the most active web pages so that you can revise them as per your needs.?
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