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HUSKY, Charter Oak and other session updates The General Assembly acted on very few health proposals this year. Some things that did pass: HB 5536 -- Rep. Donovan’s bill to allow municipalities and small business to buy directly into the state employee plan pool – the Courant says ... - more

Questions To Ask Your Health Insurance Agent If you have a plan that has big coverage holes in it and you go to a doctor for some reason, anything that is not covered by your policy you will pay 100% of all costs and you will pay 100% full retail price for it. ... - more

Thousands Show Support of Jimmy Carter’s Peace Efforts The right-wing spin machine would have you believe that former President Carter only represented himself when he went to the Middle East, and met with Hamas leaders in efforts to challenge the destructive Bush Administration policy of ... - more

Policy Explanation Dear Church Matters Readers,. We're grateful for the many good and constructive comments that many of you bring to the window, fulfilling the request we have made from the beginning (look at the right column) about comments being make ... - more

US cuts aviation emissions by 13 percent?! According to an article in USA Today, an EPA report indicates that the US commercial aviation industry, despite having expanded substantially since 2000, has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 13 percent. ... - more

When your governor feels beholden to the unions Fast-growth states Arizona and Nevada could give Kentucky a lesson in how to afford school facilities for its students. Nevada, which hates school choice, spends twice as much as Arizona per capita on school capital costs. ... - more

Why EU's concerned with a Google-Yahoo pact -- Google is close to ... A Yahoo-Google search outsourcing pact arguably faces even more problems with European antitrust authorities than the reported US DOJ antitrust investigation, for two reasons:. read more. - more

LIBRARY NEWS: Multimedia policy; library hours The library just announced multimedia borrowing policies starting with summer:. Faculty/Admin/Staff. 1) RENEWALS: multimedia & core materials can be renewed once 2) RECALLS: multimedia & core materials can be recalled. ... - more

Consumer Welfare, Standard of Proof and the Objectives of ... Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Italian practitioners Vito Auricchio and Alberto Pera (the latter is the former Secretary General of the Competition Authority) of Gianni, Origoni, Grippo & Partners have written an article on Consumer Welfare, ... - more

Disclosure Policy This policy is valid from 09 May 2008 This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. For questions about this blog, please contact warcraftzone12@gmail.com. This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, ... - more

Our new pricing policy - and it’s not what you might expect. If — as we hope — the lower prices are offset by a larger customer base due to the fact that more people can afford our work, we may keep this policy in effect indefinitely. It’sa crazy chance, but it’s one we’re willing to take. ... - more

Obama’s Foreign Policy Approach: Ignore History, Hope It Doesn’t ... On foreign policy, Obama said, it was a recognition that the US should talk to its enemies, in the same manner as FDR, Truman, and Kennedy did. At the time, I noted the strange claim and its complete ignorance [...] - more

Sun's Revised Blogging Policy (AKA Guidelines on Public Discourse) Sun's blogging policy, also known as Sun Guidelines on Public Discourse, is a masterpiece, in my opinion. It was originally written four years ago when our blog site was first deployed. It's spirit and intent was spot-on then and has ... - more

Stock Market Event Studies and Competition Commission Inquiries Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Lucy Beverly of the UK Competition Commission has an interesting paper on Stock Market Event Studies and Competition Commission Inquiries. ABSTRACT: Cumulative abnormal returns are calculated over an event ... - more

Censor, Ban Policy regarding blogs and blogusers At the same time they say this blog site is not Christian enough. Which is it? So, it probably is time to inform blog site users my policy in dealing with blogs. In almost 3 years we have 'censored' 2-3 blogs. ... - more

Denver Post Examines Outlook For Embryonic Stem Cell Research ... The Denver Post on Wednesday examined possible changes to federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research with the next president. According to the Post, stem cell research in the US is "likely to get a fresh look" from the next ... - more

Foreign Policy's "Top 100 Public Intellectuals": Several ... Foreign Policy's annual game of identifying what they deem the world's top "public intellectuals" is here. Noam Chomsky has won in the past, and correctly so given the criteria: "Candidates must be living and still active in public life ... - more

Agencies, Networks, Discourses and the Trajectory of European ... Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Stephen Wilks of the University of Exeter Department of Political Science discusses Agencies, Networks, Discourses and the Trajectory of European Competition Enforcement. ABSTRACT: This article assesses ... - more

Pakistan’s Shifting Political Tectonics So here we are, once again. Different city, but same story. Well, story of. The (latest) deadline to restore the deposed judges is imminent. Today, Asif Zardari will meet Nawaz Sharif, in London, to ‘resolve’ their differences. ... - more

more on syslog TLS, policies and IETF efforts... The IETF discussion on authentication and policies actually is touching right those places where it in practice really hurts. For the initial TLS implementation, I decided to let rsyslog work in anonymous mode, only. ... - more

"CNN: Barack on foreign policy" (video) Barack Obama was on CNN's "The Situation Room" video, (02:24) to counterpunch against McCain's remarks about his position on Hamas. - more

Richard Arnott finds a conundrum for making housing policy in ... This paper argues that this has important implications for housing policy in developing countries. That most poor households derive their income from informal employment effectively precludes income-contingent transfers as a method of ... - more

Blogs: Empowering Employees | Knowledge Management Todd Alan Ewan and Carolyn M. Plump put forth some pretty reasonable blog policy ideas in their article, To Blog or Not to Blog: An Employer’s Dilemma (although I think that they may have borrowed the title from another blog post. ... - more

Food Policy Here at Home Again and again at the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development sessions on Agriculture, representatives from other countries reported that US agriculture policies, such as subsidies, are negatively impacting poor farmers ... - more

Backwards Illegal Immigration Policy Arresting illegals trying to leave the United States. That makes sense. Thanks to Manuel Lora for the link.... - more