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GOP Weekly Address: Finding 'Patient-Centered' Solutions for Health Care

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Source: abcnewsradioonline.com --- Saturday, September 14, 2013
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call (WASHINGTON) -- In this week's Republican Address, Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee calls attention to a "hot spot for fraud and abuse in the president's health care law." As author of the House-passed "No Subsidies Without Verification Act," Black is calling for the Democrat-controlled Senate to get onboard with trying to stop health care subsidies from being given out without verifying who's eligible. Black, a registered nurse for more than 40 years, says things that patients and their families care about -- "their doctors, their plans, the cost of their care" -- all come "under siege" in Obamacare. Read the full text of the Republican Address: "Hi, I?m Diane Black, and I represent Tennessee?s Sixth Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives.? What an honor it is to be speaking with you. "Protecting taxpayer dollars is one of Washington?s most important responsibilities.? Your money should be spent wisely or not at all.? And everything we do to stop waste and fix broken government removes obstacles to creating jobs and building a stronger economy. "This week, the House took on a hot spot for fraud and abuse in the president?s health care law by passing a bill I authored called the No Subsidies Without Verification Act.? This legislation stops the government from issuing health care subsidies until it has a system in place to prevent fraud.? It?s that simple.??????????????????????????????? ...

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Regional college football game days

Regional college football game days

Lincoln at Sacred Heart

WHEN: Saturday, 6

WHERE: Campus Field, Fairfield

RECORDS: Lincoln 1-0, Sacred Heart 2-0

SKINNY: This is the first meeting of the programs. ... Sacred Heart opened the season with victories over two Patriot League opponents, 37-21 over Marist and 26-24 over Lafayette last weekend when rookie kicker Alec Finney won it with a 42-yard field goal. Junior running back Keshaudas Spence ran for a career-high 168 yards on 18 carries against Lafayette as SHU gained 322 yards as a team. ... The Lincoln Lions defeated Cheyney 33-28 in their opener. Quarterback Douglas Cook led the way, completing 14-of-21 passes for 208 yards and three touchdowns. Wideout Akeem Jordan caught all three touchdowns and had 114 yards in receptions.

UP NEXT: Sept. 21 vs. Chowan, 1, homecoming

Southern Conn. State at LIU-Post

WHEN: Saturday, 1

WHERE: Hickox Field, Brookville, N.Y.

RECORDS: Southern 0-1, LIU-Post 1-0

SKINNY: Southern lost its opener 30-20 to Indiana (Pa.), which is ranked 10th nationally among Division II teams. Junior running back/wide receiver John Moscatel registered 152 all-purpose yards and scored two touchdowns for Southern. ... LIU-Post, Southern's first Northeast-10 conference opponent, defeated Millersville 47-16.

UP NEXT: Sept. 20 vs. Merrimack, 7

Pace at New Haven

WHEN: Saturday, 1

WHERE: Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium, West Haven

RECORDS: Pace 0-1, UNH 0-1

SKINNY: UNH lost its season opener 45-14 at West Chester. Senior quarterback Ronnie Nelson led the Chargers in rushing with 57 yards on 12 carries and scored a touchdown. UNH gave up 225 rushing yards and 290 passing yards. ... Pace fell 31-28 to Alderson Broaddus in its opener. Delaney Wallace finished with 18 carries for 96 yards rushing, and Brian Beeker went 19-for-32 in the air for 225 yards and two touchdowns for Pace.

UP NEXT: Sept. 20 at Saint Anselm, 7

-- STAFF REPORTS

Source: http://www.ctpost.com/sports/article/Regional-college-football-game-days-4810312.php

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Siasto Raises $750,000 To Extend Task-Management Service Into Mobile Space

siasto2Siasto has received some more support to build out its task management service with $750,000 from One Asia Investment Partners,?Y Combinator, Start Fund and other angel investors. Siasto has developed a robust platform that TechCrunch's?Eric Eldon wrote about in detail last year. Last November, the company added a news feed to the service. With the new funding, Siasto will now extend its development to focus more on its mobile collaboration service. The funding will also be used to expand its service into Asia.

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How to Avoid Becoming Part of "No Vacation Nation"

The US is known for being the ?No Vacation Nation." Not only do we get less vacation time that many other countries, we are more likely not to use the vacation time we have. Nearly ? billion vacation days go unused each year in the US.

People who don?t use their vacation time are more likely to develop heart disease and depression, and are even at greater risk of death than those who do. If you don?t have any vacation plans for this summer, it?s not too late to get away. Early fall is actually my favorite time of year to travel. Once the kids are back in school prices, crowds, and temperatures go down. Before you make plans, make sure you take the best kind of vacation for you by first looking at your day-to-day lifestyle.

When Life is Routine

If your life is routine, the days seems to blend into one another, or you find yourself pondering, ?Is this all there is?? you could stand to shake things up. St. Augustine said ?The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.? Read another page by traveling somewhere you?ve never been before. Vacationing in the same place year after year might be pleasant (as in boring), but it won?t provide much stimulation. It won?t make you a more interesting or interested person, either.

Meeting new people, eating different foods, finding your way around unfamiliar places, and taking different modes of transportation are all ways that travel is stimulating. If you travel abroad and have to try out a new language, even better! Travel forces you to use skills that remain dormant and boosts your confidence. If you stop pushing yourself to try new things, eventually your world and confidence shrink.

When Life is Hectic

Many people have the opposite problem?their day-to-day life is crazy and stressful. These people imagine they would benefit from a more relaxing vacation. The problem with forced relaxation is that if you?re used to a hectic life, a completely unstructured vacation with days of nothingness stretched out before you will be stressful. There is no point in white-knuckling it on the beach wishing you were checking your email.

A better choice for you might be a guided tour. A tour can provide enough stimulation to hold your interest, but not much stress since all the details and arrangements are left to others. There are tours for all price ranges, age groups, interests, and levels of activity. Guided tours can be as active or cerebral as you like. You can white water raft the Grand Canyon, volunteer to save turtles in Costa Rica, or explore the art of Italy.

If independent travel has always been your style and you really can?t see yourself doing a tour, you might want to dip your toe into the waters by signing up for a few organized day trips. You?ll find you learn more and stress less with a professional tour guide. No worries about driving, directions, or parking?all you have to do is show up. Leaving the driving to others can be a great relationship saver, too. Driving in a foreign country with your partner navigating can lead to some serious friction. (Ask me how I know this!)

When You Absolutely Can?t Get Away

If financial restraints or personal obligations can make going away unrealistic, try a ?staycation." If possible, check into a local B&B, hotel, or resort. If not you can sleep at home. But play tourist for the day?avail yourself of the ?must-do? sites and experiences in your area that you rarely, or never, get around to. Even a 24 hour staycation can leave you greatly refreshed.

No Vacation? Try Meditation

When you find you need to get away right now, but it?s just not possible, give yourself a mini-break anytime you need one with meditation. If you haven?t meditated before, you?ll have more success using a guided meditation or brainwave entrainment MP3 to get started. Then go someplace quiet, get comfortable, and listen, using a headset or ear buds. You should feel emotionally lighter, refreshed, and more relaxed immediately. Do as needed whenever you could use a mini-vacation.

While meditation is one of the most beneficial habits you can incorporate into your daily life, it?s still not a substitute for a getting away. I recommend experiencing the benefits of both by being part of the ?Meditation and Vacation Nation?!

Don't Be Part of the "No Vacation Nation" | Pick the Brain


Deane Alban is co-founder of BeBrainFit.com and author of Brain Gold: The Anti-Aging Guide for Your Brain. She has taught and written on a wide variety of natural health topics for over 20 years. Her passion is teaching others how to rejuvenate their brains and overcome the common, but avoidable, problem of midlife mental decline.

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