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patrick and i worked on together for twelve years legislation which was passed by congress as patrick mentioned and signed into law by president bush in two thousand and eight a cold of two thousand a despite the fact it was an act that hundreds of thousands of americans today in health plans are being denied their right under the federal parity law unfortunately and tragically tragically many insurance companies have put plans in place that circumvent the parity law and  infirm regulations thereby restricting patients access to lifesaving care for example many many treatment health plans are excluding residential treatment for substance abuse other as hard hard as it is to believe continue to require patients to feel first at outpatient before admitting them to inpatient i mean that makes a lot of sense not that's regardless of other medical necessity criteria being met that's outrageous and these other shameful and they are shameful they're blatant abuses by health plans are illegal and they must be stopped according to faces and voices  recovery and their spokesperson pat taylor our dear friend a number of health insurance plans have actually created a new play new plans brand new plans that specifically  benefits which should be offered under the new regulations such as methadone maintenance treatment they specifically actually pollute a number of treatments that are authorized and in terms of the statute well in the absence of regulatory guidance many insurance companies have released plans and i mean many of the majority that fall far short of what congress intended in the statute and i think based as a voice of recovery how many  are members of face and voice in the coverage thank you thank you all of you for calling to the attention of the american people and the the regulators abuses that are ongoing because  discriminatory treatment needs to be addressed immediately federal regulators must enforce the new regulations and it's absolutely unconscionable that a final rule has not been issued i mean as i said earlier as patrick said this legislation became law two thousand and eight signed by the president nearly four years we still have the final rule in my twenty eight years as a legislator no bill that i was a co sponsor sponsor of took such time to get its final rule so i respectfully and i mean that respectfully say to secretary sebelius so elise and i are pleased issue a final rule on parity without further delay there really is no excuse for the failure to enforce parity access to treatment for people suffering the ravages of mental illness chemical addiction is a life or death issue for millions of americans let me close by saying this the bottom of why it's about time we treat diseases of the brain the same as diseases of the body decisions properly lie it's about time we have a final rule that ends this discrimination against people with diseases of the brain thank you
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the incident itself was a felony the second interview involved two different individuals brandon intro in which the  there's no authority other than the general principles that are involved in that if he incidents were so disconnected in time in place  and it's difficult to believe that he would remember in detail considering the his mental condition at the first interrogation where when he was crying and when he was obviously the place they were at different facilities but they were both done in interview rooms by the same questionnaire detector team of teo so they're quite similar in that respect the two day as this co alluded to has been routinely upheld by this court and other courts and in fact other circuits have upheld time gaps up to twelve days now the subject matter as this court has noted colorado that that's not a relevant factor to consider the defendant does not need to be aware of where the subject matters were wrong during the interrogation only the other rights that were given here but i think the most salient fact in this case is that the detective asked him if he remembered the rights from two days previously and he said yes he did and he asked him with those rights in mind do you still want to talk and he said yes he wanted to talk w that submit unless there are any questions from the court
marshall and i'm a magician the rings were linked together and they would never ever come out so i was born here in holland michigan where three years old my parents moved to florida school i was doing kids birthday parties and making money by the time i was in high school i was pretty much working every weekend doing shows then i went on the road with the circus with bring the river circus for years and one dup traveling the world to my magic show living in japan so many things happening here i just can't believe the sights fell of the city i fell in love with the felt mansion and performing here and so i just as soon as i got back to japan i thought of a way that i could get back as soon as possible so few months later here i am sure sure hundred three sisters called the fox sisters that were produced mysterious rapping noises from around their cabin and then the whole medium movement the spiritual movement and of course a lot of that there were right so yeah our goal is to give people a scary experience my opening act is the felt me action with all the lights off me what could be better than that one two three four five six seven i've been a fan of down penn and teller for many years so to be on their stage with them as close as you are to me right now watching me perform it was a bit nerve wracking i got to have met and but it was wonderful it was just like a full circle moment to be able to go and do that and also be able to do a routine that was taught to me by this man in florida who unfortunately he passed away just a week before i was on the show so i became a memorial to show honor to help i got to call him and tell him i'd be on the show doing his act before he passed away and so that meant everything to me my normal is different than other people's normal is what i found out when i start talking about things like being at a party just started talking about my time so it's normal for my kids to come home and see one time they they walked in and that's the hardest thing for an artist or entertainer to find a place that you feel safe trying something new and it might work it might not but you still feel safe going there and doing that i really really
monologues which no reasonable arbitrator should have relied on the seven so let's start with those treatment records your honor for eight months following the accident defendant sought treatment for the left for eight months bite hamstring pain growing pains in on very few occasions there were references to tear your hair buttocks area pain so these complaints did not indicate that there was any kind of acute injury or an here that does not include in the record all we have is the defendant's testimony at trial that he never had problems with his hair prior to the work accident now but all of this by the defendant it's really an issue condition felt underneath that umbrella they really mean anything is the commission is having to decide between two opinions two conflicting opinions and dr coren by it doesn't provide a basis for his opinion would that be a reasonable basis for the commission stating that there was evidence of him pain in the priors in the primary doctors treating records that weren't there moreover i think it's clear that there was a lack of documentation of any kind of hippie and that was the whole during the period of the months you know that some other cases people change their walking because of an injury to one part of body so eight months later is a direct result of the fall in the chain gate that became symptomatic so there's your answer so i find that to be very suspect interesting in a little opportunistic ok but you don't dispute that those references are there with therapy notes as to him and i don't believe they are in reference to his pain i think growing pain kind of a left back muscle tear no what was he diagnosed with he was diagnosed with a hip problem eight to eighteen times a networker goes references before he initially thought that that was soft tissue complaints because it can be other things in the hip can can be confused with other it's diagnosis can be few confused with other complaints in the body the commission found based upon the complaints the required surgery which then didn't make a very good recovery which required additional problems in terms of that of his ability to walk and we had need all through the gate resulting in aggravation of this hip condition the commission but the actual work here the commission has looked at the evidence and found that there were sufficient credible evidence to conclude that petitioner sustained both me and him for ten years before the date of this accident me and jumped on and off of a trough delivering newspapers throughout the city of chicago was there any record that he had any problems before or just his testimony and the fact that he did that for ten years thank you
the thing is it if the commission found that there was an acceptance the party who appealed the case to the circuit boards which was respondents while and that but i think that that's where they may have their their right and the avenues to go to the circuit court is because if we don't have accidents the
harmful the it's not a it's not if you look at the for example the criminal code eighteen u s c twenty two forty six two that the fines sexual acts later there was a sheet covering that lower bunk but the facts here very important because you know was completely naked on top of all of his bedding with the light on and with male and that male slut the guard is going to look into the cell when they go by interview so that conduct is very important in terms of the fair notice your honour's an ordinary person and that's the standard would know that neil's conduct as a sexual act that is fair notice second conduct here hallway pick up the mail without necessarily looking through the window you have to have to make a conscious effort to turn and look inside when it's not a situation where you have like a open  what i'm saying is that mr neil was not necessarily know that there are or any inmate would know that a guard would be looking into the stuff they think they certainly can they're available they walk down the hallway but it's necessary for them picking up the mail to look into this and it's not that you would automatically be able to look into the cell just by walking down the hallway the point i'm making act there is no ninth circuit court case point there's no published circuit court decision and there's a few district court decisions elsewhere i don't think provide adequate notice
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started using metro transit about a couple months ago when i was a kid and i used to walk around with my dad and so used to take the bus pasta and before the train came and so we do a lot of walking and the first time i took the bus was with my mom and i was like in kindergarten and then i started writing by myself around fourth grade fifth grade and since i've had the bus pass i've been able to go places i've got my friends more often not as lazy since i've gotten the card i've really been using the bus to get to and from like school and to get to and from work because before it was costing me too much money and basically it almost came to the point where all the money i made at work like a quarter of it went to transportation yes it's you know i now have to go home for quarters well i can tell you that the bus pass has helped me definitely with my grades because now that i'm able to stay after school for tutoring with able to get the help that i need from my coach for a college and a city planning is it will leave because before i probably would have had to put the program if i hadn't gotten the best out there on my metro trip planner there's an app on g transit it's like even the bus drivers are knowledgeable so i feel like you know there's resources there are plenty of resources and the way i look at the metro transit is you get to meet new people you know interesting things you know it's a it's a good experience or you know it's out there and meet people around you you know the bus pass was definitely a good idea i think more people looking at the bus more
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use for free there are forty acres of opioids and ponds there's even offloading boardwalk that lead to get over the water people come here to watch photographs to watch over birds and other wildlife so it is not a place to buy a walk your dog in the maplewood nature shunters nature play yard you can build something with the rocks  branches kids can run around dig and climb research shows that when sold and play outdoors it helps develop creativity and problem solving skills it increases visitor center there are gardens that show how true a track butterflies in your yard there are rain gardens that show how you can manage storm water in your yard the visitor center is free to explore to come on inside there are things to touch and use there are a lot of books to read there are live animals which i help take care of you can ride the energy right get support from maintaining your brain garden you can borrow a tree giraffe to help remove your yard and the city also does some neighborhoods pick up of corn or you can apply for a tree rebate so that you can get reimbursed for planting native deciduous tree use in your yard besides attending one of our public programs that you can also through the nature center rent a garden plot  edgerton community garden in addition we have wonderful displays educational this plays at the nature center for people to do touch below and come on out to the nature center learn seeds they remove buckthorn and do other plant restoration projects
may please the court counsel my name is daniel ls i'm with the federal public defender's office and i represent ray kwan alan he raises four issues on the appeal the dean issue has been conceded by the government so my score has questions about that a move to the remaining three issues those issues we began with the hobbs act robbery and will be short on this as well because we are contesting whether or not it's a crime of violence there's been a spate years of supervised release for a period of supervised release to be valid and judge matsch must justify it with the reasons are and they must be adequate reasons here the judge said supervised release was necessary they didn't explain the thirty five fifty three thirty five eighty three d factors that supported a three year decision versus a one year decision and the squarely puts in play the parsimony provision because of the judge's concern about new participation rehabilitative programs and protecting the public one year can do the trick the programs that are available during the three year period are also available during the one year period the supervision is also available during the one year period courts are encouraged to terminate some peace prize respond really in the event that they perform well and release conditions that would be subject to the same sort of concern if we go back in imposed same ones you may be appearing on subsequent appeal but that the district courts are now really quite well aware of their obligations under the new regime that we have imposed and have doubled down on efforts to make sure that they really have everything in the record that needs to be on the record so i think i don't know what more can be spelled out yet largely if you are making so or i'd put that stuff on your wall i will go into my individual concerns about the conditions of supervised release if your honor wishes to hear about any of honor we did agree that under dean that every man is appropriate while mr hill is didn't raise it in his opening brief it's going to come up anyways and we think that's appropriate we also understand that in this case the court could in fact impose a five year term of supervised release if the court were to determine that the term of imprisonment should be lower he can balance that out i would know though that there are at least a couple of those conditions that mr hillis raises that just strikes me as i don't know how much more you define the word visit it seems like a pretty obvious word so if that's a term that's going to bother mr allen or mr ellis when we go back not sure what else the court's going to do visit seems pretty obvious
get in around and out of the east side well the heyday so called heyday of the trolley was probably from about one thousand tim to nineteen twenty here in the twin cities ridership that is the number of people riding street cars hit its all time why be automobiles the freeway which eventually coaxed away most of the writers from the from the transit companies and the bus companies  in the east side or in the in the early should say the late eighteen hundred seventy nine hundred ninety s there was almost two hundred american made more cycles this is a nineteen twelve wagner and this is taken picture was taken down in farmington minnesota at the end minnesota antic motorcycle rally this motorcycle was built right on fourth and a lot of shock on the bottom of the motor cases it's embossed on the st paul minnesota and in the eighteen hundreds there was six motorcycle companies in the same paul area with wagner being one of them the u s post office in minnesota or st paul i should say use wagner specifically for their mail delivery i'd say in the early sixty's there used to be a place for it on york and painted the little station on the corner and used to be able to rent a little hundred fift and you didn't have to have a license at the time fourteen was the age limit so people would go up there and rent them and you're right i'm all around and kind of took over where the bicycles were when you got to that age you can start to put the bicycles behind you and we started to move into the like you up on a buzz from downtown it's a few buses that you can catch you can catch the sixty one that goes down r k seven sixty four that goes because it's first of all people save money and second of all it gives off lesser pollution than private transportation
i started out with in high school i always loved art in my high school teacher always encouraged me to go into art in fact she was kind of upset me that i didn't because i get into it more and my husband always encouraged me into doing that and i explore a lot more since six years ago than my whole life you know actually  paint before and when i'm done with there's always something i've mark on like this but when i got to the end like the submission they fight i can't do it anymore even though i would like to do more but i forward for me is the five k mainly i i like to run and i work myself in the whole year trying to get there so i always look forward to that and i also like the arts and crafts introduced to me by my niece and nephew they used to do the clomping in the parade and when i come down to see them that's how star yeah i i i look at a realistic the way the petals and the leaves i mean the shapes up there but you know that is not realistic or when i thought when i started out doing the some i want to be bright and look unique and look formal those are the three criteria i want to do and that's how i came up with th always discouraged me even just drop the housework and
when you walked in this door you left your flag at home you're wearing gr walters gardens saw that jumping in at the chance to invest in holland's you they hired three teams for the ten so i have a little special place for these kids because i started here when i was fourteen doing this exact same thing immediately staff at the gardens took notice of the team pleased they extended from just five weeks to the full ten weeks every employer who's tried it once didn't build into them from the critter barn founder mary wright she for had projects piling up but thanks to the hall  connections she knows her visitors are getting the best experience possible they pace themselves and get things accomplished by running out of things to do you know how wonderful that is they were focused they were organized they got after their job quickly  two and actually going to be able to buy their own school both the same on some money or i guess the money businesses investing in holland you connections can feel proud knowing they're not only providing you an opportunity to earn an income but are