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Sunday, February 17, 2013
Most In Texas Medicaid Are Children Or Elderly
AUSTIN (AP) ? Every odd-numbered year, the Texas health and human services commissioner appears before state lawmakers hungry to cut spending on Medicaid.
And at every meeting he or she shows them a chart of whose health services would suffer: impoverished children, senior citizens and the disabled.
That?s the moment when even the most hard-hearted lawmaker realizes that cutting the program, which accounts for a quarter of state spending, will be tougher than they thought.
But the number of poor children and impoverished elderly continues to grow, and federal law requires the state to provide a basic level of services.
Texas lawmakers have promised to maintain support for the poor, but Medicaid has reached a quarter of state spending.
Republicans are looking for ways to reduce those costs without cutting services.
(? Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Source: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/02/16/most-in-texas-medicaid-are-children-or-elderly/
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Local 100 Partnering with American Cancer Society in Cancer ...
Under the leadership of the TWU Local 100 Womens Committee and our Safety Department, the union is recommending that transit workers sign up to participate in a new study, Cancer Prevention Study 3 (CPS-3), which aims to find out, over a long period of time, what factors predispose a person to get cancer. The study is completely confidential and only requires one 20-minute visit to an office, filling out a questionnaire, and regular follow-ups over time. Previous studies have greatly added to our store of knowledge about cancer, including the finding that regularly taking low-dose aspirin reduces the risk of colon cancer by 24% and deaths by 35%, and the risk of breast cancer by 50%. Read about the colon cancer study here and about the breast cancer study here. Check with your doctor before starting a low-dose aspirin regimen. Women?s Committee Chair Liz Wilson and Safety Director for Subways Tom Carrano strongly encourage all members to sign up for CPS-3. Here are links for transit workers living in Manhattan and the Bronx. A Brooklyn location will be coming soon.
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PFT: Tannenbaum regrets re-signing Sanchez
APFrom September through December, we see Jon Gruden every Monday night.? But we never see his acid-tongued alter ego, Chucky.
Fortunately, Chucky makes an appearance every Spring, in the weeks preceding the draft.? Chucky returns in 2013, with the fourth installment of Jon Gruden?s QB Camp.
This year, with a thinner-than-usual crop of elite quarterbacks, Gruden will go beyond the most important position on the field, sitting down with Texas A&M tackle Luke Joeckel, South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore, and ? yes ? Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te?o.
The quarterbacks who?ll get the Gruden treatment include USC?s Matt Barkley, Tyler Bray of Tennessee, Miami (Ohio) product Zac Dysert, N.C. State?s Mike Glennon, Landry Jones of Oklahoma, Florida State Seminole E.J. Manuel, Ryan Nassib of Syracuse, West Virginia?s Geno Smith,and Tyler Wilson of Arkansas.
Air dates and times have not yet been determined.
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Ancient asteroid strike in Australia "changed face of earth"
SYDNEY |
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A strike from a big asteroid more than 300 million years ago left a huge impact zone buried in Australia and changed the face of the earth, researchers said on Friday.
"The dust and greenhouse gases released from the crater, the seismic shock and the initial fireball would have incinerated large parts of the earth," said Andrew Glikson, a visiting fellow at the Australian National University.
The asteroid was bigger than 10 km (6 miles) in diameter, while the impact zone itself was larger than 200 km (120 miles) - the third largest impact zone in the world.
"The greenhouse gases would stay in the atmosphere for tens of thousands of years," Glikson told Reuters.
The discovery was made after another researcher alerted Glikson to some unusual mineral deposits in the East Warburton Basin in South Australia.
Glikson and colleagues analyzed quartz grains drawn from deep beneath the earth's surface in research starting in 2010 and the crater itself was recently identified, he added.
The strike may have been part of an asteroid impact cluster which caused an era of mass extinction, wiping out primitive coral reefs and other species, added Glikson, co-author of a study published in the journal Tectonophysics.
The impact happened before the dinosaurs, he said.
The announcement of the discovery came just before a newly discovered asteroid about half the size of a football field was set to pass some 27,520 km (17,200 miles) from Earth.
(Reporting by Michael Sin; Editing by Lincoln Feast and Elaine Lies)
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South Florida?s Class of 2014 is loaded with elite high school football prospects
This was the class that everyone waited on. Loaded with as much talent as there has ever been in South Florida.
As soon as the ink dried on the papers for the Class of 2013, there was an instant rush to quickly see the Class of 2014. From the first combine and 7-on-7 tryout, it?s easy to see why so many have waited for this group to arrive.
This is easily the deepest class Miami-Dade has ever witnessed ? with as many as 35 top-fight prospects that every college in the country has already started to get serious about.
Never before has this region of the country had running backs who could be among the top 10 nationally. In Sony Michel (Plantation American Heritage), Dalvin Cook and Joseph Yearby (Miami Central), and Brandon Powell (Deerfield), you have elite ball carriers who have already established themselves.
This is also a class that will finally produce an array of quarterbacks. From the run/pass, athletic version such as Treon Harris (Miami Booker T. Washington), Quentin ?Winky?? Flowers (Miami Jackson), Trayon Gray (Carol City), Taron James (Miami Norland) and Alain Eduoard (Hialeah), to the drop-back prospects such as Sean White (Davie University School), Wade Freebeck (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Nick Jeanty (Miramar), Hunter Boyett (Miami Westminster Christian) and Peyton Bender (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), this is a class that might be the deepest that this area has produced in a long time.
After the top four running backs, there are also difference-makers such as Mardre London (St. Thomas Aquinas), LaKeith Stafford (Norland), LaJuan Hunt (University School), Henry Bussey (Hialeah), Paul Anderson (Hallandale), Lashone Garnett (Miami Southridge), Krondis Larry (Booker T. Washington), Aeron McNeal (Deerfield) and Miramar?s Cameron Rigby.
?I have been watching football prospects in this region for over 30 years and have never been around so much quality depth,?? said Dana Wiley of Prep Films. ?You could see that last year, when these athletes were juniors.??
Colleges also will find program-changers at receiver such as Homestead?s Ermon Lane, Steve Ishmael (North Miami Beach), Tyre Brady (Homestead South Dade), JoJo Robinson (Miami Northwestern), Henderson ?Prince? Gray (Miami Monsignor Pace), Isaiah McKenzie (American Heritage), Cornelius Floyd (Miami Gulliver) and Norland?s Kendrick Edwards.
Offensive linemen are also starting to emerge with University of Miami commitment Trevor Darling (Central), Ryan Crozier (St. Thomas Aquinas), A?lique Terry (Hialeah), Nicholas Linder (St. Thomas Aquinas), Siffo Pierre (Coral Springs Taravella), Erik Lenzen (Cardinal Gibbons), Nigel Kemp (Miramar Everglades), Jakhari Bolton (Miami Killian), Deion Cineus (Miami Beach) and Miami Belen Jesuit?s Jonathan Schultz, who spent last year in Jacksonville.
On defense, the focus - as usual will be in the secondary ? where high-level players such as Nigel Patton (Booker T. Washington), Deatrick Nichols (Central), Quincy Wilson (University School), John Battle IV (Hallandale), Marquese Dudley-Gordon (Weston Cypress Bay), Alshinard Harris (St. Thomas Aquinas) and Carter Jacobs (American Heritage) are among the best anywhere.
Source: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/02/14/3235357/south-floridas-class-of-2014-is.html
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Friday, February 15, 2013
MyAppleSpace introduces a platform for Apple Social Networking
[prMac.com] Aarhus, Denmark - MyAppleSpace is excited to introduce a new platform for Apple Social Networking. Apple fans everywhere can start their own community space, with just the click of a button. Each community space has a dedicated forum, blog, photo and video library, wiki-pages, file server, bookmarks and chat. Launching your own community space transforms MyAppleSpace into your community space. Apple fans everywhere can join your space, add content, interact with other members and chat. You are the administrator.
With the new MyAppleSpace platform, a revolution in website navigation has arrived. On most websites you must first choose the type of content before you can search for the specific content. As an example, you might first click on image library on a website, and then begin your search for i.e. photos of iMacs. Next you might go back to the front page and click on the video library and then once again search for i.e. iMac. This continues in the forum and blog area etc.
Wouldn't it be much nicer if you first search for i.e. iMac and then came to a hub that contained all the different types of content on your search query? This makes MyAppleSpace a great resource for finding content, and for the same reason it's just as great for sharing your own favourite content with the Apple community. Why? Because the Apple community will actually be able to locate your content and enjoy it.
"I have gotten lost for hours just browsing the spaces", states founder Brian Floe. "you can dive into a subject of your choice, whether it be old Apple II machines, iPhones or even rumours of future Apple products and you will have all content about this subject available in one space. And then you jump to the next space and the whole website transforms itself and seemingly is only dedicate to this subject. It's something you have to get your hands on before the dime drops"
Did you ever want to start a website and interact with your visitors? Launch a space on MyAppleSpace right now and in 5 minutes you'll be up and running with a fully interactive space dedicated to your topic of choice. Invite your friends to join and admire your new community space on MyAppleSpace - a little space for the rest of us.
Located in exciting Berlin, Germany, MyAppleSpace was founded by Brian Floe in 2008. MyAppleSpace is aimed at providing Apple fans around the globe a place to connect, cultivate relationships and build their own community. Copyright 2008-2013 MyAppleSpace. All Rights Reserved. Apple, and the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
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Source: http://prmac.com/release-id-54526.htm
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