Jobs touts OS X, iPods, iMac Search News.com All CNET The Web Live tech help NOW! April's tech award 1 million open jobs News.com: Top CIOs ZDNet: PeopleSoft July 17, 2002 Jobs touts OS X, iPods, iMac Scient files for Chapter 11 Yahoo Mail puts words in your mouth Unisys splits Intel server line Microsoft sweetens Mac Office offer New chip may portend ATI comeback Perspectives Why free downloads help, not hurt Recording artist Janis Ian argues that file swapping could actually help the industry, and its musicians. Read Full Story Jobs touts OS X, iPods, iMac NEW YORK--Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs on Wednesday defended the company's switch to the Mac OS X operating system and unveiled new iPod digital-audio players and a new flat-panel iMac. Jobs used his keynote speech at the Macworld trade show here to make a flurry of other announcements as well, such as details about new syncing software, the next update to OS X and the end of free iTools. 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Good for research From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:04 PM To: Walker, Eric; RR2 Subject: RE: for research: Donald Trump was cheerleader-in-chief for a housing market crash so he could make money Also fyi on NBC, in which I told her this timeline is fine -- I'll have a clearer ETA by this afternoon - if it's not posted today I can get it up first thing this weekend or Monday, depending on when the editors think it'll make a bigger splash From: Walker, Eric Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 11:50 AM To: Freundlich, Christina; RR2 Subject: RE: for research: Donald Trump was cheerleader-in-chief for a housing market crash so he could make money Okay. Pulled the research clips, pulled the sentence saying that he has been saying this for a long time, included the full story below and made a small edit to quote. Research? From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 11:45 AM To: Walker, Eric; RR2 Subject: RE: for research: Donald Trump was cheerleader-in-chief for a housing market crash so he could make money Lets take out the research portion. NBC is going to write this up exclusively, yay! From: Walker, Eric Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 11:44 AM To: RR2 Subject: for research: Donald Trump was cheerleader-in-chief for a housing market crash so he could make money SL: Donald Trump was cheerleader-in-chief for a housing market crash so he could make money Body: Yesterday, CNN revealed that Trump was hoping for a housing crash so that he could benefit financially. "I sort of hope that happens," Trump said in 2006 , predicting the 2008 housing crash that cost millions of Americans their homes, savings and jobs. "Cheerleading for a recession that cost millions of Americans their homes, jobs and savings shows how little regard Donald Trump has for working people in this country. Until Trump releases his tax returns, there's no telling how much he pocketed while families were suffering through the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression." - DNC National Press Secretary Mark Paustenbach CNN: Donald Trump in 2006: I 'sort of hope' real estate market tanks Two years before the housing market collapsed in 2008 and millions of Americans lost their homes, Donald Trump said he was hoping for a crash. "I sort of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy," Trump said in a 2006 audiobook from Trump University, answering a question about "gloomy predictions that the real estate market is heading for a spectacular crash." The U.S. housing bubble burst two years later, triggering the stock market crash of 2008 that plunged the U.S. economy into a deep recession, leaving millions of Americans unemployed. Trump was speaking with Jon Ward, a marketing consultant who "masterminded all the initial education programs for Trump University," according to his website. The audiobook is available on iTunes. "If there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know you can make a lot of money," Trump said in the 2006 audio book, "How to Build a Fortune." "If you're in a good cash position -- which I'm in a good cash position today -- then people like me would go in and buy like crazy." The Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment. Few, including Trump, predicted the 2008 crash or the magnitude of the recession that would ensue. "I'm not a believer that the interest market -- that the real estate market is going to take a big hit," Trump said in the same interview. But Trump's comments in the audio book, a project of his Trump University -- which is currently facing three lawsuits representing thousands of former students -- underscore the challenges the billionaire and presumptive Republican nominee will increasingly face in the general election as comments from his life before politics return to haunt him. Trump has come under fire for a slew of remarks he made before entering the presidential fray last year, from misogynistic comments about women to statements on certain issues that undercut his current policy positions. But in beating back such criticism, Trump has sought to convince voters that, despite his multiple flirtations with running for president over the last two decades, he never planned to run for president, "Don't forget, I was never going to run for office," he has said. Trump, who has staked his candidacy on his wealth and business acumen, has also been unabashed about prioritizing his business interests above all else -- even when it has involved helping politicians with policy positions antithetical to his own. He defended his hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to Democrats by saying that he "got along with everybody" in order to boost his business. Trump has also defended the bankruptcies several of his businesses have undergone, saying he has "taken advantage of the laws of this country," even as thousands of his employees lost their jobs as a result. And he has also defended manufacturing much of his merchandise abroad, including in countries like China. But as he launched his presidential bid last June, Trump flipped the script and struck a decisively populist tone --pledging take on very same self-interested maneuvers of businesses that he also employed -- and vowed to compel U.S. businesses to manufacture in the U.S. and slammed the influence of special interests in Washington. Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Gary Lawrence Murphy said: > >>>>> "S" == Stephen D Williams writes: > S> A) Which religion is it that can claim no foul actions in its > S> past? Certainly not Christianity, Islam, etc. > Rastafari. > That is, if you concede that of the two founding branches, only the > one founded by the Nyabingi were legit and the others were > thinly-veneered anti-colonial hooligans. > There is also Vietnamese Buddhism, unless you count setting fire to > oneself as a "foul action". What about Tibetan Buddhism BTW? They seem like an awfully nice bunch of chaps (and chapesses). > When we launched the Native Net in 1989, one of the first things we > noticed on networking aboriginal groups around the world is that the > British Army, with the US Army as a proxy by extension, were the > common thread. Where neither was present (physically or through > influence) there /tended/ to be less violence. > > The issue in Ireland is complex, but rest assured that religious > aspects are only a co-incidence of the invader/colonials being > predominantly members of the Royal-headed Anglicans and the aboriginal > population being predominantly members of the Pope-headed Catholics. > The conflict itself has nothing to do with ideology or practice, since > the Anglican Church is a near-identical clone of Catholicism. > > (now I bet that's going to attract some healthy debate ;) Man, I'm not going *there* again ;) I'll agree, though, that the ideology or practices of the religions have very little to do with the conflict. > The same is true of street-gangs: When people are disenfranchised, > it's easier to offer them the Triad as a new family. You get > cellphones, cars, a dry place to live. Triad, biker gangs, mafia, the > IRA, Al Queda ... we've been fighting the War on Terrorism for as long > as there's been commerce, so you'd think we'd /realize/ that > escalation of violence is not a solution. Well said! --j.


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Hi all think this is resolved now (virtually) - We use series that total to Tom/Gabi composite , and we can cite this as an example of the scatter of regional records "in a typical reconstruction". This avoids very difficult issue of what is the best way to aggregate certain data sets - we are simply illustrating the point with one published (by then) data set. The issue of the composite is then not an issue either , because it is not a new (unpublished) composite that we were concerned about - though I still believe it is a distraction to put the composite in. It would be best to use data from 800 or 850 at least , and go to 1500 (?) and presumably normalise over the whole period of data shown. OK? Even though you guys all wish to go with the reduced period (ie not up the present) , but my own instinct is that this might later come back to haunt us - but will take your lead. I agree the look of the Figure should match the others. So, if Tom will send the data sets (his regional curves) , Tim will plot and send back asap for scrutiny. Thanks Tom and thanks for your help with this - further comments on latest version of 6.5 (last 2000 years) still welcome , though will be incorporating a few changes in response to David and Fortunat input , and SH bit (from Ricardo and Ed) still to go in and regional section to be revised (after input from Peck et al.) cheers Keith . At 21:42 19/07/2005, Jonathan Overpeck wrote: Hi Keith and Tim: Just got off the phone with Eystein, and hopefully he will sleep ok knowing that we have a plan for the MWP fig and Tom... Please ask questions if we don't cover all the key points, but here's what we think: 1) the MWP fig should span the MWP only, and should emphasize variation in regional amplitude (we agree that we must be clear that this fig is not a reconstruction) - that is, it is best to use time series representing regions, assuming that the regional series do represent a region ok with one or more input series. We want to avoid a regional bias if we can - this is what got us into all the MWP misunderstanding in the first place, perhaps (e.g., nice MWP in Europe/Atlantic region - must be global) 2) If you guys could agree on the series and the interval, that'd be great. We agree it would be good to start before 1000 and end before the Renaissance (15th century?). If you want more feedback on these issues, we're happy to provide, but it seems logical that you pick series and intervals so that each series covers the entire interval selected. 3) Don't use the Chesapeak record - it is likely biased by salinity 4) We'd like Keith and Tim to draft the final figure so that it matches the look and style of the other two figs they have made. Hope this is doable. Tom, does Keith have all the data? Thanks for sending if not. 5) We agree that Tom should NOT be a CA given that he was officially one of the ZOD reviewers. Of course, this doesn't represent a real conflict, but we need to avoid even the appearance of conflict. We greatly appreciate all the feedback that Tom is providing! Is this plan ok w/ you Tom? We think you're cool with it, but just want to check one more time. That... it is. Please let us know if there are any more questions. Keith - feel free to try and get Eystein on his cell doing your work hours if you want quick feedback. Or we can do this by email - he's not in a very email friendly place right now, but the fishing appears to be ok. Again, thanks to you both for all the discussion and thought that has gone into this figure. Best, peck -- Jonathan T. Overpeck Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth Professor, Department of Geosciences Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences Mail and Fedex Address: Institute for the Study of Planet Earth 715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 fax: +1 520 792-8795 [1] [2] -- Professor Keith Briffa, Climatic Research Unit University of East Anglia Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. Phone: +44-1603-593909 Fax: +44-1603-507784 [3] References 1.  2.  3.


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On 0020 +0100 %{!Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 11:53:32PM +0100}, Darragh wrote: > the help that I received today. Then though I tried to build them. I > started by trying the w3 program. I used the following lines which produced > some strange results. Would any one be able to set me straight? > > ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/local/src/beta/w3 --exec-prefix=/usr/ > local/src/beta/w3 --with-url=/url/url One thing I _think_ you might be doing slightly wrong is your specification of prefixes. --prefix is the directory to be used as root for _installing_ files. Typically packages use /usr/local as default (so binaries might then go in /usr/local/bin, documentation in /usr/local/doc and so forth). Normally, I find it sufficient to put --prefix=/usr/local, and do not further specify things like --exec-prefix. Maybe you have a special reason for using the prefixes you chose, in which case ignore me! > That worked fine so I moved to the next step. > make > At the bottem of the text I got the following messages: > Cannot open load file: /url/url/url-vars.el > make[1]: *** [custom-load.el] Error 255 > make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/local/src/beta/w3/lisp' > make: *** [w3] Error 2 > > When I got around to trying the url package I had no problems. In saying > that this doesn't necessarily mean that I was doing it right so below are > the commands I used. > ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/url/url --exec-prefix=/url/url I'd make the same remarks about prefixes here. I would use the command ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/local To get w3 to compile, I think the with-url flag you should use is --with-url=/usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp/ (Assuming you compiled/installed url with --prefix=/usr/local Since you appear to have installed url in /url/url, configure w3 with ./configure --with-emacs --prefix=/usr/local/ --with-url=/url/url/share/emacs/site-lisp A command you would have found useful would have been find / -name 'url-vars.el' -print Which would have told you where the url-vars.el file was installed. A program which is very useful is checkinstall ~izto/checkinstall/ It allows you to install packages from source while still registering them in the package management system of your distro (rpm,deb,tgz). Instead of "make install" type "checkinstall", and a package is put together and installed for you. Makes uninstallation simpler than it might otherwise be. -- Michael Conry Ph.:+353-1-7161987, Web:  Key fingerprint = 5508 B563 6791 5C84 A947 CB01 997B 3598 09DE 502C -- Irish Linux Users' Group: ilug@linux.ie  for (un)subscription information. List maintainer: listmaster@linux.ie


By Henry C. Jackson | 04/27/2016 05:48 PM EDT CRUZ-CARLY: TED CRUZ had to do something, so today, he went big: Naming CARLY FIORINA his vice presidential nominee in waiting - even as he badly trailed DONALD TRUMP in the race for delegates. The move had the trappings of a traditional vice presidential pick, including a new logo and a website that now redirects to cruzcarly.com. But it came, not from a position of strength, but of need: As POLITICO's Alex Isenstadt reported, Cruz picked Fiorina - announcing her at an event in suddenly crucial Indiana - at a time of growing desperation within Cruz circles. Cruz's losses Tuesday mathematically eliminated him from getting the 1,237 delegates he would need to get the GOP nomination. With his hopes resting on a contested convention, the idea is to show delegates what they could have - that is, if Cruz can stop Trump on the first ballot in Cleveland. The Cruz camp is also hoping Fiorina will help his standing with women and give him a boost in California.  It's Wednesday, and here's your 2016 Blast. There's a VP pick! Which means you can play the official Blast VP pick soundtrack: Henry C. Jackson (@henrycjjackson) is here to guide you through the day's campaign news, so send your tips, complaints and face-melting hot takes to hjackson@politico.com. WHAT MATTERS: Here are four more things we're watching today - and why they matter. 2) AS THE BERN TURNS: BERNIE SANDERS plowed forward today, promising an Indiana crowd "we are in this campaign to win." But even as he said it, field organizers for his campaign were being laid off, POLITICO's Gabriel Debenedetti reports. In another interview, with The New York Times, he said that "hundreds" of staff members could be affected and his campaign would now largely focus on California. On Tuesday night, Cruz's campaign pushed a secondary focus for his effort: pushing HILLARY CLINTON and the rest of the Democratic party to the left 3) GOING FOR KILL: DONALD TRUMP declared himself the presumptive Republican nominee on Tuesday night ( and he may have all the momentum. But his focus on Indiana shows he knows he has at least one significant step left before he can clinch the delegates he needs. As POLITICO's Shane Goldmacher reports Trump is investing heavily - at least $900,000 so far in TV and radio ads - and he's wooing state insiders like Gov. Mike Pence. A win in Indiana, where he has a narrow lead over TED CRUZ in recent polling, is one of his last remaining hurdles.  4) HILL'S CHILL: A strong showing in the northeast means HILLARY CLINTON is on a glide path to the Democratic nomination. Still, as POLITICO's Annie Karni reports, there's frustration in Brooklyn that BERNIE SANDERS has not yet ended his presidential bid. But that is leavened, somewhat, by the fact that in a similar situation in 2008, when it was clear Barack Obama would win the Democratic nomination, Clinton did not leave the race. And DONALD TRUMP perhaps exacerbated that tension on Wednesday, promising to carry some of Sanders' attacks against Clinton into the Fall:  5) WHERE IT STANDS: HILLARY CLINTON and DONALD TRUMP are both on the verge of securing their party's nominations for president. Here's how things stand: DEMOCRATS: You need 2,383 delegates to win the nomination. HILLARY CLINTON: 2,151. BERNIE SANDERS: 1,338. UNCOMMITTED: 129. MARTIN O'MALLEY: 0. REPUBLICANS: You need 1,237 delegates to win the nomination. DONALD TRUMP: 954. TED CRUZ: 562. MARCO RUBIO: 171. JOHN KASICH: 153. UNCOMMITTED: 57. BEN CARSON: 9. JEB BUSH: 4. CARLY FIORINA: 1. MIKE HUCKABEE: 1. RAND PAUL: 1. CHRIS CHRISTIE: 0. RICK SANTORUM: 0. JIM GILMORE: 0. NOTE: This tally does not include a trove of 54 unbound delegates in Pennsylvania, though reports are that many are leaning toward DONALD TRUMP - who won a significant victory there on Tuesday. TRAIL MIX: Elsewhere on the campaign trail, DONALD TRUMP talks foreign policy, don't ask TED CRUZ about the NBA playoffs and JOHN KASICH makes an Oregon claim. FOREIGN FOIL: DONALD TRUMP gave a foreign policy speech in Washington. The White House mocked it openly.  COMEY GET ME: A BERNIE SANDERS supporter/columnist wrote an open letter to FBI Director James Comey pleading that he remind Democrats there's an FBI investigation into HILLARY CLINTON's emails. Yup:  SLAM THE SPHERE INTO THE RING: TED CRUZ tried to talk about basketball. Mentioned something called a "basketball ring." Sarah Palin was amused.  BLAST NOTE: Come on! (But we all make mistakes:  OREGON TRAIL: JOHN KASICH's new Oregon ad declares that TED CRUZ has "pulled out" of Oregon.  WHAT'S NEXT: DONALD TRUMP, looking to eliminate a Stop Trump stronghold in Indiana, campaigns there. He also kicks off his California campaign in Orange County. HILLARY CLINTON and BERNIE SANDERS focus on upcoming contests in Indiana and West Virginia. THEY SAID IT: "This campaign is going to win." - BERNIE SANDERS, soldiering on in Indiana today. MAGIC NUMBER: 10,056,691. That's the number of votes DONALD TRUMP has won in 2016 - already 250,000 more than MITT ROMNEY won during the 2012 primary.  FOLLOW @POLITICO'S politics team: @PoliticoCharlie, @POLITICO_Steve, @PoliticoAlex, @anniekarni, @GlennThrush, @EliStokols, @katieglueck, @schreckreports, @gdebenedetti, @Hadas_Gold, @ec_schneider, @kyledcheney , @theodoricmeyer, @MarcACaputo, @PoliticoKevin,@mikeallen, @dlippman, @Danielstrauss4, @henrycjjackson, @shanegoldmacher,@KristinPolitico, @PoliticoScott, @Patrick_C_Reis There you go - now you're caught up on the 2016 race. We'll see you back here Thursday. 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Tracy, There is no detail of the O&M expense as has been requested. I read Valerie's note about how they're not geared toward providing that because of their FERC COA vs. SAP. The allocations page possibly, but they will likely need to provide their best estimate of all of the O&M detail. However, given that their sale is pending, I don't know what level of scrutiny will be afforded to PGE's costs. I will check with Lindsey, Butts, et.al. to see. Also, their file is linked to all of their source files. This is unacceptable - this exposes our model to linking complications (their file opens up with a manual calculation required to update the numbers) and causes rounding errors. Please have them enter in their numbers as requested initially: $ in millions, to one decimal point in the cell (for example, a cell may reflect 4.5, but the cell actually contains 4.5211114598793546 because of the links --- we need the cell to reflect and contain just 4.5 .) Call me and we'll discuss. Thanks, Steve -----Original Message----- From: Geaccone, Tracy Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 5:46 PM To: Schwarzbach, Stephen Subject: FW: 2 nd version of Plan... -----Original Message----- From: Giles, Valerie Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 5:33 PM To: Geaccone, Tracy Cc: Winowitch, Carolyn; OUTAMA, DARRINGTON; Barnes, Jim Subject: RE: 2 nd version of Plan... Please see attached Valerie Giles Manager, Corporate Accounting Portland General Electric (503) 464-7307 (503) 464-2507 Fax Valerie_Giles@pgn.com >>> Geaccone, Tracy 10/12/01 12:14PM >>> After reviewing the budget yesterday, we noticed that goodwill was still being amortized in 2002. We need to take that out of your numbers. Jim and Kiri thought it was approximately $14 million. Thus, PGG should have an IBIT of $270. Please revise file and send back to me and copy Steve Schwarzbach thanks. Tracy -----Original Message----- From: OUTAMA, DARRINGTON Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 9:11 PM To: Geaccone, Tracy Cc: Winowitch, Carolyn; Giles, Valerie; Barnes, Jim Subject: 2 nd version of Plan... Hi Tracy, Please see attached for the Plan that Stan Horton will be looking at tomorrow morning. This version includes Intercompany interest expense that was not previously budgeted. It also has a more detail break-out of capital expenditures. For the O&M detail pages, we will not be able to give you the same break-out for our cost as you have requested. Our GL is build on FERC accounts and is not condusive to SAP type sorting. Also, note that all O&M are at this point still straight lined for the year. The quarterly shaping of earnings will not be available until mid to late November. There will be significant swing between quarters from these results to the final one. Let me know if you have any questions.


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By Dan Diamond | 05/03/2016 10:00 AM EDT Hillary Clinton's economic policies get graded, and Health Affairs gets the PULSE cheat sheet treatment. But first: The fight over Medicare's Part B demo is getting messy. TOPIC A ON THE POLICY AGENDA: WHAT HAPPENS NEXT WITH PART B - Several House Democrats broke from the White House on Monday and joined hundreds of Republicans in calling for Medicare's controversial Part B demo to be nixed - a move that launched a war of words and competing comment letters. - What's at stake. Medicare spent around $22 billion on drugs last year, and the demo would test a lower reimbursement rate for high-cost drugs administered under Part B. CMS also has proposed piloting value-based payment models - like reference pricing and outcomes-based pricing - for certain drugs. - Why Monday's news was notable. While Senate Finance Committee Democrats last week called for changes to the demo, Monday was the first time that Democrats have publicly demanded an end to the project. Lawmakers also are in the home stretch: Comments are due to Medicare by next Monday, and a slew of negative letters could affect how fast CMS can turn around a final rule and get the project off the ground. - Why four House Democrats - and 238 House Republicans - are opposed. The representatives maintain that the demo would hurt patient care and affect nearly 75 percent of seniors, a "deeply troubling" scope for a pilot project. "Under CMS's Medicare drug experiment, numerous physicians would face acquisition costs that exceed the Medicare payment amount for certain drugs," the letter to HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell and CMS acting administrator Andy Slavitt reads. "This policy will make it harder for patients to receive the drugs they depend upon." Read the House letter:  It's also worth noting that of the four dissenting House Democrats, three - Reps. Brad Ashford, Collin Peterson and Kyrsten Sinema - are top targets for Republicans in the 2016 election. (Maryland Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger is thought to occupy a safe seat.) - Why 25 organizations are in favor. Within minutes of the House letter's release, a bevy of groups - led by AARP and including AFL-CIO, the Center for American Progress and Kaiser Permanente - fired off a competing comment to Burwell and Slavitt, applauding the initiative as a necessary move toward value-driven care. "We do not believe that the model's proposed changes to Medicare Part B prescription drug payment will adversely impact beneficiary access to needed care or a provider's ability to make care decisions in the best interest of their patient," the groups write. "We also support CMS' proposal to test the feasibility of value-based pricing strategies that have shown promise in the private insurance market." Read the letter:  Washington Post editorial board endorses CMS' proposal. According to the Post, the medical industry is trying to submarine the proposal in order to protect its profits. "The executive branch is on the side of consumers and taxpayers this time," the Post's unsigned editorial reads. "We hope it doesn't back down." THIS IS TUESDAY PULSE - Where practice may not make perfect, but it makes meaning. Tips to ddiamond@politico.com or @ddiamond on Twitter. With help from Brett Norman (@BrettNorman). HEALTH AFFAIRS CHEAT SHEET - The latest issue of Health Affairs is out, and Pulse and the Pro health care team round up some of the most interesting studies. 1) Increased competition may not help rein in the increasing costs of cancer drugs. That's according to research published on Monday in Health Affairs that appears to contradict a common drug industry argument. The findings were released concurrently with another Health Affairs study that showed the United States gets low value for its spending on cancer drugs. The U.S. consistently outspent other developed nations on cancer drugs between 2004 and 2014, but had one of the smallest improvements in cancer-related outcomes. More for Pros from Sarah Karlin-Smith. 2) Insurers increasingly pick up the tab for rising opioid problem. While deaths from prescription pain killers quadrupled between 1999 and 2013, insurers covered a growing share of the tab for the drugs, according to one study. Out-of-pocket spending fell from $4.40 for a standard measure of opioids to $0.90 from 2001 and 2012. Medicare was the largest payer for the drugs, covering 20 percent to 30 percent of the cost. A second paper found that hospitalizations due to opioid abuse climbed from about 302,000 in 2002 to 520,000 in 2012, with inpatient charges for treatment reaching almost $15 billion in 2012. Medicaid was the most common payer over that period. 3) States that spent more on social services saw healthier residents. That's according to a study that found a possible link between addressing social determinants of health and outcomes. Residents of states that had relatively higher ratios of social to health spending also had improved health across seven measures, including adult obesity, acute myocardial infarction and type 2 diabetes. 4) Acute care drug shortages are hanging around. The FDA user fee law passed in 2012 included provisions to stem a surge of shortages in critical drugs. They appear to have helped, according to this study, as the total numbers of active and new drug shortages have come down from peaks in 2012. That's not been the case with drugs used in emergency departments and other acute care environments, however. Shortages with those drugs have increased and grown longer compared to non-acute medicines. 5) Some not-for-profit hospitals continue to report massive profits. While only forty-five percent of hospitals were profitable in 2013, seven of the nation's ten most profitable hospitals were not-for-profit. And all of them reported more than $163 million from patient care services alone, according to a new study. The key factor: Their market power allowed them to exact price increases from insurers. More coverage of the latest issue of Health Affairs . Medicare is paying bonuses to hundreds of lower-quality hospitals because they're treating less expensive patients, Jordan Rau writes at Kaiser Health News. . California's Obamacare exchange is helping to keep premiums in check, Lisa Aliferis writes at KQED's "State of Health." HOW DO CLINTON'S HEALTH CARE PROPOSALS STACK UP? - The bipartisan Center for a Responsible Federal Budget is out with a review of Hillary Clinton's economic proposals, finding that they nearly pay for themselves. (Overall, the Democratic front-runner would offset much of her new economic spending by hiking taxes on high earners.) Here's CRFB's specific math on Clinton's health care proposals over the next decade. . Expand the Affordable Care Act: $300 billion in spending. Clinton plans to expand Medicaid funding, spend more on outreach to the uninsured and establish a new refundable tax credit to cover out-of-pocket health costs . Repeal the Cadillac tax on high-cost health plans: $100 billion in spending. Like a growing number of politicians, Clinton supports repeal of the planned 40 percent excise tax on high-cost health plans. (As PULSE readers know well, the tax already has been delayed until 2020.) . Reduce prescription drug costs and allow for "public option": $250 billion in savings. Clinton plans to increase bargaining power for Medicare Part D and encourage states to offer a "public option" in health insurance exchanges See CRFB's brief:  - CRFB applauds Clinton's specificity. "It is quite encouraging that Secretary Clinton has outlined specific offsets for her new proposals," the organization writes. "By our estimates, these savings would cover nearly all the new costs (and may more than fully cover the costs once the campaign releases specifics for corporate tax reform)." It's a striking difference from how CRFB described Bernie Sanders' proposals, which it said last month came up trillions of dollars short. And overall, CRFB's series of presidential scorecards reveals a mild surprise. "The most fiscally conservative presidential contender left standing is ... Hillary Clinton," Catherine Rampell writes in the Washington Post. - Clinton holding substance abuse event today. The Democratic front-runner's in West Virginia and scheduled to hold a 10:30 a.m. event in Charleston that focuses on residents' struggle with addiction, particularly because of opioid abuse. ** A message from PhRMA: Developing innovative medicines is not possible without the people who volunteer to participate in clinical trials. During Clinical Trials Awareness Week, we celebrate clinical trial study volunteers who help inform the drug discovery process. Watch here how clinical trials are playing an important role in making new treatments a reality. ** KAISER POLL: THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC IS PERSONAL, AND NOT ENOUGH IS BEING DONE - About 44 percent of Americans know someone who has been addicted to prescription painkillers, including one in five who say a family member has been hooked. That's according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll out this morning, which found more than 80 percent of respondents said more pain management training for providers, expanded access to addiction treatment and monitoring doctors' prescribing of painkillers would be effective strategies to address with the epidemic. About two-thirds said federal and state governments weren't doing enough to fight the increase in prescription drug addiction. - Where Americans stand on mental health care. One in five respondents said they or someone in their immediate family has needed mental health treatment but did not get it. Eighty-seven percent said lack of access to mental health care was a problem. And only about 40 percent knew that insurers had to provide mental health benefits comparable to traditional medical coverage. See the poll:  WORLD ASTHMA DAY IS HERE - And GSK is out with a new survey that quantifies some of the risks of asthma, including a finding that one-fifth of patients with uncontrolled asthma needed to visit the emergency room or urgent care clinic in the past year.  BLACKBURN THREATENS 'ALL MEANS NECESSARY' TO GET STEMEXPRESS INFO - A House committee is escalating its battle with StemExpress, the company that previously worked on fetal tissue with Planned Parenthood. "We have yet to receive accounting, banking and other business documents, for which subpoenas were issued to StemExpress," Rep. Marsha Blackburn, chairman of the Select Investigative Panel established in the wake of the Planned Parenthood sting videos, wrote in a letter to StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer. Blackburn warned that she's not going to let the issue go without a fight. More for Pros from Jennifer Haberkorn:  THANKS FOR MAKING 'PULSE CHECK' A SUCCESS - iTunes named our brand-new podcast as one of its featured "New and Noteworthy" podcasts. Listen to our interview with CMS acting administrator Andy Slavitt and subscribe for upcoming episodes.  TECH PRESS TO BLAME FOR THERANOS DEBACLE? - That's what Nick Bilton, a former tech columnist for the New York Times, argues in the pages of Vanity Fair. Bilton writes that Theranos - a blood testing company that was valued at $10 billion last year, but has since been plagued by allegations its technology wasn't ready for prime time - was aided and abetted by "one of the more insidious culprits: the Silicon Valley tech press." "There were no tough questions about whether Theranos's technology actually worked; just praise," Bilton writes. "When it seemed that the tech press had vetted Holmes, she subsequently went mainstream." Read Bilton's post:  Author's note: Contra Bilton, if the tech press is a "secret culprit," it's an open secret. Many observers - including your Pulse author - wrote similar assessments last fall. THEY BUILT THE WORLD'S TINIEST ENGINE - From the Financial Times: "Scientists have developed a microscopic engine, the smallest in the world, that they say is the first one capable of driving nanobots, including medical robots that could travel through the body." More. Two health care stories worth watching on Wall Street today: TENET LOST MONEY, BUT NOT BECAUSE OF ACA - The for-profit hospital chain announced a first-quarter loss on Monday, mostly related to a whistleblower lawsuit. Overall, the company's seen persistent revenue growth, especially in its ambulatory care segment. And according to CEO Trevor Fetter, the ACA "continues to be helpful" by lowering the number of uninsured patients treated by the chain's hospitals. More from the Wall Street Journal:  - Hospital chain doesn't see UnitedHealth exit as concern. The nation's largest health insurer announced plans last month to leave dozens of ACA exchanges. But according to Tenet spokesperson Daniel Waldmann, other health insurers will step in to "pick up that UnitedHealth business," Reuters reports. Year-over-year Tenet performance, on a same-hospital basis . 28 percent: Increase in admissions from patients covered by exchange plans . 46 percent: Increase in outpatient visits from patients covered by exchange plans FITBIT'S EVOLUTION - The wearable tech company, which has seen its sales soar but its stock stagnate on Wall Street, is seeking to evolve into "a digital monitoring platform to discover and prevent health problems," the New York Times reports. The company has worked to distribute its devices, which specialize in tracking fitness, to companies like BP, which in turn are using Fitbit to track employee wellness. "I believe we've tracked more nights of sleep than have ever been tracked in the history of man," Fitbit's Woody Scal told the New York Times. "We can actually now compare it to normative data that we have and we can identify irregularities." Read the story:  Fitbit sales 2014: 10.9 million devices 2015: 21.3 million devices Meanwhile, around the nation: FLINT RESIDENTS TO GET EXPANDED MEDICAID COVERAGE NEXT WEEK - That's according to Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, who said on Monday that another 15,000 children and pregnant women should become eligible next week, after the funding receives final legislative approval. D.C. DOCTOR SAYS HOSPITAL WON'T LET HER SPEAK OUT ON ABORTION - A ob-gyn at MedStar Washington Hospital Center says the hospital is curtailing her civil rights and filed a complaint. AROUND TOWN - Carl Thorsen, the former Tom DeLay aide now with Thorsen French Advocacy, has registered to lobby for Cardinal Health on prescription drug abuse and pharmaceutical market value. NIHCM NAMES AWARD WINNERS - Winners of the foundation's prestigious research and journalism awards include . The Wall Street Journal's John Carreyrou and Mike Siconolfi for "Testing Theranos" . xpostfactoid's Andrew Sprung for "When Silver is Worth More Than Gold or Platinum" . Martin Hackmann, Jonathan Kolstad and Amanda Kowalski for their American Economic Review paper, "Adverse Selection and the Individual Mandate: When Theory Meets Practice" OPRAH WINFREY TO STAR IN 'IMMORTAL LIFE OF HENRIETTA LACKS' - Winfrey will play Henrietta's daughter Deborah Lacks, and the HBO version of the best-selling book will follow how Deborah learned about the unauthorized harvesting of her mother's cells.  WHAT WE'RE READING by Jennifer Haberkorn A DOJ investigation has revealed that South Dakota has unnecessarily relied on nursing facilities to serve people with disabilities, which isolated them from their communities, the AP reports.  Zeke Emanuel writes in the Wall Street Journal that the Independence at Home program is saving Medicare money and improving care and should be scaled up.  Controlling Zika mosquitoes may already be a lost cause, USA Today's Liz Szabo reports.  Former Rep. Patrick Kennedy spoke about addiction and mental health parity with David Axelrod on "The Axe Files" podcast.  A federal judge allowed Gilead to submit additional evidence in its lawsuit with Merck after Gilead said the former Merck lawyer lied under oath in the case, according to the WSJ.  ** A message from PhRMA: A dynamic and collaborative health care ecosystem is crucial to conducting efficient and effective clinical trials, but 2/3 of trials fail to enroll enough participants. Misconceptions and a lack of awareness about this important research often keep people from participating. 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*NSM Press Release:* *Missouri's Governor publically denounces NSM as a hate group, as our legal right to march is recognized by the State.* Our retort to the Governors message below is this: Gov Blunt may use his website and the media outlets to call us a hate group, but we stand firmly with the truth in hand, and majority White interests at heart. Gov. Blunt may see our stance against illegal immigration as hate, he may see our stance against crime & violence as hate, he may see our stance against sending our young men and women off to wars of aggression in foreign lands as hate, he may even see the fact that we stand as a White Civil Rights group as hate. With that said the only hate we hear comes from Gov. Blunt himself, blind hatred of those who speak out and stand for White Rights and against the flood of illegal immigration here in our Homeland. In a Conservative State like Missouri, it seems like a very bad Political move on his part. While Gov. Blunt sits in his Ivory Tower casting stones, and scoffing at the White working class citizens of Missouri, perhaps he will recall this moment and understand why he won't be re-elected in the future. In Solidarity with the Blue Collar workers & working Middle class who want an end to the illegal alien invasion of America. Commander Jeff Schoep/ NSM HQ *Here is the Press Release from the Governors Office:* *FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE* Tuesday, October 7, 2008 Contact: Jessica Robinson, 573-751-0290 ------------------------------ *Gov. Blunt to Hate Group: You are Not Welcome* ** *JEFFERSON CITY* – Gov. Matt Blunt today made it perfectly clear to Neo-Nazis planning to march on the State Capitol grounds next month that they are not welcome. The law does not allow the denial of a permit request from the National Socialist Movement, despite Gov. Blunt's fierce objections to the organization. "While I prefer to ignore this hate group, the media have continued to draw attention to their march, and Missourians are asking why they are being allowed on the Capitol grounds. The answer is they are benefiting from the very laws they seek to destroy," *Gov. Blunt* said. "The great people of this nation have long recognized that we have certain moral responsibilities to one another. Not so many years ago, a generation of exceptional American heroes confronted the dangerous ideologies of Nazi Germany and won. It is repulsive to me that the evil and despicable views that led to horrific and unthinkable crimes against humanity would be celebrated by this group." Earlier the City of Jefferson had approved a parade permit for the group and the Office of Administration was required by law to approve their request to be present on the Capitol grounds. Gov. Blunt considered every option for the Office of Administration to deny the permit but did not believe it was appropriate for taxpayer money to go to this group for its attorney's fees as a loss in court was more than likely if the lawful permit was challenged. "The group crossed t's, dotted i's and otherwise met all requirements for a permit defined by law, so we were forced to allow them to be on Capitol grounds," *said OA commissioner Larry Schepker*. -- Commander Jeff Schoep "If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem." National Socialist Movement www.nsm88.org The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. Furthermore, the NSM is not responsible for the content of this e-mail, and anything written in this e-mail does not necessarily reflect the NSM's views or opinions. Access to this email by anyone other than the intended addressee is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, retention, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this mail in error, please destroy the copy in your possession and notify: commander@newsaxon.org


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This is the story I was thinking of Court case: 20,000 felons' voting rights at stake [ Associated Press Kelli Jo Griffin less More than 20,000 Iowa felons could be poised to regain their voting rights as part of a landmark case that will be heard Wednesday by the state Supreme Court. Iowa justices will hear arguments in the case of a southeast Iowa woman who is challenging the Iowa law that permanently strips felons of their voting rights. Kelli Jo Griffin, 42, was convicted in 2008 of a felony cocaine delivery charge and had completed her sentence when she took her children in November 2013 to watch her vote in a municipal election, only to be charged with perjury for voting as a felon. A ruling in favor of Griffin and her lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa could radically alter what critics have long argued is one of the nation's harshest felon disenfranchisement laws. But county prosecutors and auditors fear that such a ruling will make a mess of election procedures statewide. Iowa, Florida and Kentucky are the only three states that permanently bar convicted felons from voting unless they complete a process for restoration — a requirement that groups such as the ACLU and NAACP contend is burdensome. Kentucky has begun moves to change its law. For ex-offenders, especially those leaving prison, regaining the right to vote can be as helpful to rejoining society as getting involved in a church community or reuniting with families, said Myrna Perez, deputy director of the Democracy Program at the New York-based Brennan Center for Justice. "We talk to criminal justices all the time who say, 'We want people to be successful in their re-entry,'" she said. "We need to get them integrated." RELATED: Read briefs filed in the case Perez and other attorneys wrote a brief on behalf of the League of Women Voters of Iowa, urging the seven justices to adopt a clear legal standard that would allow felons who are not in prison to vote. There's little public policy justification for stripping people of their voting rights if they're judged safe enough to live in Iowa communities, she said. The seven justices will wrestle with one central legal question over all other public policy concerns: They will have to figure out exactly what the framers of the Iowa Constitution meant when they took away voting rights from people convicted of an "infamous crime," said Ryan Koopmans, an independent attorney who blogs about Iowa appellate law. Because the term "infamous crime" doesn't lend itself to a strict definition, Griffin's case may not be the last trying to determine who can and cannot vote in Iowa, Koopmans and others said. "There almost certainly are going to be some gray areas," said Todd Pettys, a constitutional law professor at the University of Iowa law school. Vilsack, Branstad pave way for legal challenge The oral arguments are in many ways the climax of a decade-long debate over voting rights in Iowa that has played out in both the legal and political arenas. [ Special to the Register Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilack It began during the second term of former Gov. Tom Vilsack, a Democrat who signed an executive order in 2005 creating an automatic process to restore voting rights to more than 115,000 ex-offenders who had completed their sentences. The order was cheered by lawmakers and advocates from minority communities who had suffered the brunt of the longstanding felon disenfranchisement law. Black Iowans in 2005 were being sent to prison at a rate 13 times higher than whites, according to data from the Sentencing Project. "It is long overdue," Iowa Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad, then a Des Moines School Board member, said when the order was announced. "This step is historical for Iowa." But Republicans criticized Vilsack's order as a cynical move to boost Democratic voter registrations. "This is exactly the kind of mixed signal that waters down Iowa's tough-on-crime reputation," former Iowa House Speaker Christopher Rants told The Des Moines Register in June 2005. In 2011, Gov. Terry Branstad took office and immediately rescinded Vilsack's order. Branstad replaced it with his own case-by-case system for restoring voting rights if a felon applies. Aides for the Republican governor argued that voting rights should be earned and that ex-offenders should have to pay back court costs and restitution. [ Rodney White/The Register Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad Then came a new development: On Sept. 30, 2013, shortly before 1 a.m., Polk County human resources chief Tony Bisignano was pulled over while driving a black Mercedes and arrested for driving drunk during his ultimately successful bid to win a seat in the Iowa Senate. Bisignano pleaded guilty to an aggravated misdemeanor count of second-offense OWI, leading Democratic rival Ned Chiodo to legally challenge his candidacy. In a case that went before the Iowa Supreme Court in April 2014, a lawyer representing Chiodo argued the conviction should be considered an "infamous crime" that would bar Bisignano from voting or holding public office. In the ruling, Chief Justice Mark Cady allowed Bisignano to stay on the ballot — but also laid out the road map for the current challenge to the disenfranchisement law, Koopmans said. The chief justice wrote the court should take a future case to decide whether all felonies are considered "infamous crimes" and laid out his own thoughts as to what might fit the definition. "The crime must be classified as particularly serious, and it must be a crime that reveals that voters who commit the crime would tend to undermine the process of democratic governance through elections," he wrote. Disenfranchising veterans When Griffin was sentenced to probation for a felony cocaine delivery charge in 2008, her defense attorney told her she'd get back her voting rights automatically after she finished her sentence. That information was true at the time, but it changed when Branstad issued his own executive order in 2011, according to a brief filed in the case from the ACLU of Iowa. Griffin, who declined to be interviewed for this article, was acquitted of the perjury charge at a March 2014 trial after she testified that she had no idea about the change in Iowa's law on felon voters , according to the Associated Press. Attorneys with the ACLU of Iowa filed a lawsuit later that year against the Iowa Secretary of State and Lee County auditor seeking to get Griffin's voting rights restored, setting up the issue to be decided by the Supreme Court. But the Iowa mother's story won't be the only one justices hear as they decide the case. Des Moines attorney Joseph Glazebrook filed a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that felon disenfranchisement also hurts military veterans — whose run-ins with police often are linked to post-traumatic stress disorder or other mental health issues. The filing tells the story of Andy Hartman, a 65-year-old Iowan who served during the Vietnam War and was disenfranchised after being convicted of felony marijuana possession in 2009. Hartman finished his sentence in 2011 after being paroled from a stint in prison, Glazebrook wrote. The longtime Iowan would have had his voting rights restored if he'd finished his sentence just one year earlier, when Vilsack's order was in effect. "The ongoing deprivation of fundamental rights is anathema to the values our country was founded upon," Glazebrook wrote. "Those who have sacrificed so much should, at the very least, be given the utmost consideration when deciding which classes of persons the government may restrict from participation in our democracy." In their brief filed with the court, attorneys with the ACLU argue the justices should adopt a definition of infamous crimes that encompasses only a small number of crimes that are an "affront to democratic governance." Under that standard, only crimes such as election fraud, perjury and bribery would strip a felon of voting rights. Election mayhem In their own briefs, both the Iowa County Attorneys Association and Iowa State Association of Counties, which represents auditors across the state, urge the justices not to make any changes to the felon disenfranchisement rule. Replacing Iowa's current rule with a legal standard will be confusing to election officials and volunteers, Kristi Harshbarger, an attorney representing the association of counties, wrote in a brief. "County auditors cannot be expected to determine at polling places if a crime is one that is 'particularly serious' and a crime that 'reveals that voters who commit the crime would tend to undermine the process of democratic governance through elections,'" Harshbarger wrote. "The court needs to consider the practical realities of conducting elections and institute a bright-line test." The justices will hear the arguments during their 9 a.m. session Wednesday. What the Iowa Constitution says about voting rights When the Iowa Constitution was ratified in 1857 it read, "Disqualified persons: No idiot, or insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, shall be entitled to the privilege of being an elector." The constitution was changed in 2008 to read, "no person adjudged mentally incompetent" to eliminate concerns about outdated and offensive language. How does a felon currently get back voting rights? Today a felon must have completed or be current on all payments of court costs, restitution and fines to get back voting rights. A person who has not completed payments must show documentation and written evidence of a good-faith effort to make payments. Next, a felon must complete a restoration of rights application that asks 29 questions, including whether the person has been arrested for any other crimes or owes alimony or child support. An ex-offender must also request a copy of his or her Iowa criminal history record from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation. The record costs $15 and must be mailed to the governor's office with the application. Around 25,000 Iowans finished serving felony sentences between 2011 and 2013; 40 people regained their voting rights over the same period, according to a brief from the NAACP.


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