THOUSANDS OF DOCTORS DROPPED FROM HEALTH PLANS

UnitedHealth Group dropped thousands of doctors from its networks in recent weeks, leaving many elderly patients unsure whether they need to switch plans to continue seeing their doctors, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
The insurer said in October that underfunding of Medicare Advantage plans for the elderly could not be fully offset by the company's other healthcare business. The company also reported spending more healthcare premiums on medical claims in the third quarter, due mainly to government cuts to payments for Medicare Advantage services.
The Journal report said that doctors in at least 10 states were notified of being laid off the plans, some citing "significant changes and pressures in the healthcare environment." According to the notices, the terminations can be appealed within 30 days.
Tyler Mason, a UnitedHealth spokesperson, was not immediately available for comment when reached by Reuters.
The insurer told the WSJ that its provider networks were always changing and that it expected its Medicare Advantage network to be 85 percent to 90 percent of its current size by the end of 2014.
UnitedHealth is participating in about a dozen new state insurance markets that launched on October 1 to offer subsidized health coverage under President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul.
The insurer said previously it planned to withdraw from some markets in 2014 because of the government funding cuts.

Another top health insurer, Aetna Inc , also warned in October that it expected slowing growth in 2014 in its Medicare Advantage plans.

Andrew Huszar about quantitative easing

There's a real question as to whether the massive bond-buying program known as quantitative easing was worth the cost, former Federal Reserve official Andrew Huszar said Tuesday.
"My argument is not that QE was not at all useful," he said on CNBC's "Fast Money."
"I believe that at the time, it was just one more tool that the Fed introduced to try to help the economy," he said. "My point, ultimately, is the idea that very quickly into QE, it started becoming obvious that it wasn't working in the way that it was supposed to."
Huszar, a senior fellow at Rutgers Business School and a former managing director at Morgan Stanley, noted a few of the program's unintended effects.
(Read more: Hide from Fed taper with 3 stocks: Ron Sloan)

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"I think the real issue is that the Fed has expanded its tool kit so dramatically, and really there are some real questions as to how potentially it unwinds, when it unwinds," he said. "We saw this past summer there was this announcement of potentially a taper and the markets actually tanked, and after that the Fed backpedaled. What's going to happen if we go on for months, years longer?"
Huszar apologized for his role in QE in a Wall Street Journal op-ed published Monday.
(Read more: O'Shaughnessy: Crisis in long bonds is imminent)
"I can only say: I'm sorry, America," he wrote. "The central bank continues to spin QE as a tool for helping Main Street. But I've come to recognize the program for what it really is: the greatest backdoor Wall Street bailout of all time."
Huszar told "Fast Money" that the bond-buying program, which was supposed to increase credit availability to consumers and businesses, didn't do so.
"There was actually a net decrease in mortgage lending," he said. "In fact, until 2012 mortgage lending was at a 15-year low."
(Read more: Dennis Gartman sees 'a massive top' in bonds)
QE's de facto support of the stock market left out a sizable portion of the people it was supposed to help, Huszar added.
"Let's be honest, 50 percent of Americans don't own stock," he said. "There's a certain amount of trickle-down monetary policy involved here. And there's a real question as to whether that works compared to the huge costs that the program has."
Huszar also said that QE thwarted the idea of reining in banks "too big to fail."
"By virtue of reflating the markets, we've potentially taken the emphasis out of breaking up what is ultimately a banking cartel in the United States," he said, adding that "0.2 percent of banks control 70 percent of assets in this country."

OBAMACARE ENROLLMENT DISASTER FEWER THAN 27K ON FED WEBSITE

Roughly 100,000 people enrolled in health insurance through Obamacare last month – far short of the administration's goal.

The Health and Human Services Department said 106,185 people have successfully applied for and chosen private insurance through the health care law's new marketplaces. That total is only about 20 percent of the administration's initial enrollment target for October, the first month in which consumers were able to sign up for coverage.
Officials have long acknowledged they would fall short of that target because of the problems surrounding HealthCare.gov, the problem-plagued website that handles enrollment for 36 states.
HealthCare.gov has performed even worse than expected. Fewer than 27,000 people selected a plan through the website, compared with roughly 79,000 who picked a plan through the 15 state-based insurance exchanges. Unofficial estimates leaked earlier this week suggested the federal website had done slightly better.

Another 396,000 people have been approved for Medicaid benefits, according to HHS.

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Job creation soars in October

Forget the shutdown: Job creation surged in October despite dimmed expectations from the impasse in Washington.

There were a net 204,000 new jobs created for the month, though the unemployment rate rose to 7.3 percent and households reported a huge drop in employment, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. A separate measure that includes the underemployed and those who have quit looking also moved higher, from 13.6 percent to 13.8 percent.
The numbers easily topped economist expectations of 120,000 new nonfarm payroll jobs for the month, though it matched estimates for a slight increase in the headline jobless rate.
"I find this bizarre," Moody's economist Mark Zandi told CNBC. "I wouldn't be surprised if this gets revised to some degree...down."

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Twitter big profits ahead

Twitter is a young company generating large losses as it competes in a highly uncertain sector of the economy.
And that is exactly why investors clamored for a piece of its initial public offering, which closed on Wednesday evening.
Twitter’s shares were priced at $26, giving the company an overall value of $18.1 billion, including stock that the company is likely to issue to employees. That makes Twitter worth more than many storied American corporations, like Alcoa and Harley-Davidson. At that valuation, each of Twitter’s 230 million users around the world is worth $78. Going by such numbers, the public offering has been a tremendous success for the company, which raised $1.8 billion from the offering, a hefty war chest.

All this is impressive for a company that has racked up more than $300 million of losses in the last three years — and may not show real profits until 2015.
But investors are betting that Twitter is virtually destined to become wildly profitable as advertisers pay it increasing amounts of money to reach consumers who use the service.
“The possibilities and opportunities afforded by the platform are limitless,” Dick Costolo, Twitter’s chief executive, said in a company presentation to promote the offering. Still, if recent history has anything to teach, the euphoria is unlikely to last.
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St. Augustine Police Department has gone too far

San Augustine, Florida Police Department are rounding up homeless people downtown to get their sick, twisted ways. And they're abusing their power multiple authors will gang up on one homeless man to run him out of town. More information to come. When it comes in. Thank you

Cops Force Open Man s Anus at Hospital

this is so atrocious that this should be viral. Everyone needs to see this video. This video is just sickening and appalling our relations police system. We need to put a stand against this atrocious violence we need to stop the violence stop the anarchy and stop the craziness that we call America today. What happened to America. What happened to America in the 15th century, where they are all working together to form Constitution. What happened

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T-SHIRT ARTIST STRIKES BACK

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“When I got finished I thought, this is pretty good – I thought it was fun,” McCall said.
Soon, he was having T-shirts emblazoned with the NSA logo accompanied by the slogan, “peeping while you’re sleeping.” Under the parodied emblem was the statement, “the only part of government that actually listens.”
What McCall meant as pure parody, apparently wasn’t very funny to bureaucrats at the NSA.

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While he calls it parody they call a violation of the spy agency’s intellectual property.
“Because when you’re pointing straight at an organization or making fun at it, turning it on itself, that is classic parody,” he said.
The agency ordered him to cease and desist and forced his T-shirts off the market. But on Tuesday, the father of three young boys drew a line in the sand.
With the assistance of the Washington D.C.-based consumer advocacy group, Public Citizen, he’s suing the spy agency for violating his First Amendment rights.
McCall said he doesn’t want his kids to grow up in a country where you can’t humor your own government.
McCall said it’s important “that we clarify whether or not these types of laws are consistent with the rights as Americans under the First Amendment.”

US dollar collapsing my thoughts on it

US dollar is collapsing why you ask, I don't know. It could be the multiple cesspool of hack. We live in Obama spending too much money on anything and everything. We don't need to keep on spending to survive we need to be more productive. We need more jobs we need more people. We need more entities that can help us out. What really angers me is Obama thinks he has unlimited checkbook and he can spend, spend, spend. I tell you one thing, we do not have any of the money anymore. I will be owing China. The rest of our lives. I say this in Jesus name amen

Dem Lt. Governor Candidate Refusing to Shake Opponent's Hand

 Alveda King—the niece of Martin Luther King, Jr. and one of America’s most prominent and respected civil rights leaders—said in a statement to Breitbart News:

I was saddened to learn today that Lt. Gov. candidate Ralph Northam refused to shake the hands of his opponent E.W. Jackson at the end of a television debate.  I am deeply burdened by the loss of civility in politics today.   
As one who has been elected to office as a Democratic Georgia State Representative, served as a Republican presidential appointee and who has often voted as an Independent, I have often said that we would all be better off without the political squabbles that tend to divide us. Refusing to shake hands with your opponent in front of a television audience takes the loss of civility to a new low. I would hope that his refusal to shake hands had nothing to do with the color of his opponent’s skin.
In a troubled economy, people are looking for leaders who can bring everyone together to solve the problems that confront us all. It is my hope that in these last hours of the race, Ralph Northam will recognize his inappropriate behavior and offer an apology to E.W. Jackson and to all those he hopes to represent.

Dr. King’s reference to skin color is because Northam is white, while Jackson is African-American.
Ken Blackwell from the American Civil Rights Union—who has been elected to public office more than a dozen times and also received presidential appointments and Senate confirmations to several federal offices—also offered his reaction exclusively to Breitbart News, saying:

The Founders of the American republic understood that democracy only works when both sides can at least be civil to their opponents. Virginia voters need to decide if that disqualifies Ralph Northam from being lieutenant governor of the Old Dominion. 
People sometimes accuse politicians of being two-faced or insincere when they refer to bitter opponents as “my good friend” and pose for smiling photos with them. It’s not deception; it’s basic courtesy and respect, without which democracy cannot function.
In many countries, disagreements over policy end in brutal government oppression or even bloodshed. Politics can be so passionate with people clashing over views that an essential element of building goodwill and finding common ground is by working overtime to be courteous and complimentary. Unfortunately, Mr. Northam’s actions fall short of that important standard.

Virginia’s top Democratic candidates Terry McAuliffe (running for governor) and Northam have portrayed themselves as pragmatic centrists who are happy to reach across the aisle. But this video shows Northam won’t even reach across his chair.
After a lively debate, at 6:30 in the video, Jackson—the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor—attempts to shake hands with Northam, who will not shake it and doesn’t even look Jackson in the eye.
At first, a viewer might give Northam the benefit of the doubt that somehow he doesn’t see the extended hand. But Jackson dispels that doubt by taking his outstretched hand to tap Northam on the arm and then re-extends his hand almost into Northam’s lap. Northam still refuses to take it.
This comes on the heels of the final debate topic: gay marriage. The candidates had just differed on expanding government-run healthcare through Medicaid, beginning at 4:09 in the video. Northam said he supports adding 400,000 Virginians to government-run and taxypayer-funded healthcare, while Jackson said it would bankrupt Virginia, so private-sector options must be developed instead.
At 5:29, Jackson—a former Marine and Harvard-educated lawyer who is also a Christian minister—said he welcomes in Virginia both those who believe in traditional marriage and those who support same-sex marriage but that Northam believes people who do not embrace gay marriage have no place in Virginia. (One of Northam’s relevant statements is linked here.) Jackson adds that he believes that there is increasing intolerance of devout Christians on this issue and that Northam’s statements suggest anti-Christian bias.
While one would expect Northam to quickly say Jackson is completely misrepresenting his position, he does not deny Jackson’s claim. Instead Northam says that he supports gay marriage (using the poll-tested term “equality”) and then reasserts that he thinks all of Virginia should support gay marriage.         
Virginia’s election is this Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Unscripted babies cry, and so does Lady Gaga

The inaugural YouTube Music Awards kicked off Sunday night with a live music video of the song “Afterlife” by Arcade Fire directed by Spike Jonze and starring Greta Gerwig.
Gerwig danced with the same awkward Turrets style that was so endearing in "Francis Hah." She grooved through a fake kitchen and into some fake snowy woods. She danced right up to Arcade Fire, which was performing on a stage at Pier 36 in New York City where the show was being shot. A bunch of kids joined her. A little more than 155,000 viewers watched the stream. The future looked promising for the brand new awards show.

HUSBAND SETS WIFE ON FIRE AT PUMP!!!

is the public defender system broken volume 2

hello ladies and gentlemen the public defender system is what millions Americans need when they get in trouble with the courts, but the funding to the public defender system comes from our tax money, our taxes are rising, but the public defender doesn't get any of the new tax increases they are doing the best they can in a bad situation knowing that the public defender system is trying to recoup on what they lost soon be initial fee to see a public defender will be in the hundreds of dollars. This will put a strain on the middle class and the very poor. They get in trouble with the system. This system needs to step up and support individuals that have disabilities or poverty, and etc. we need to be a nation that hold their own help each other out like in the 1940s to 50s people helped each other out every single day of the week and the circumstances now are much dire knowing that one lost paycheck could leave into poverty. One paycheck, ladies and gentlemen. And when you get in trouble the law. It's thousands of dollars. You must spend to prove your innocence, ladies and gentlemen, we must understand that we the people need to put a stop to the greedy corporate thieves in the courthouse and saved the public defender system for our nations children that need representation in court. It's absurd that in this society, we can help our own paper are so self-centered thing about themselves. Most often I say that's if one man can make a difference then it's, well worth fighting for

Obama care the next generation

hello ladies and gentlemen, this is FEMA camp infobase, we're here to talk about Obama care. And it's gargantuan nightmare of the system that people are not going to get their healthcare from the big exchanges and most of him will will's probably die from death panels that is correct. This Obama thought he was doing something decent for the American people, but he did not think with the right type of mind. His mind is out there costing taxpayers tens to thousands of dollars in premiums. He claimed the premiums will be going down, but you lie to the American people like you, I is I am not raising taxes, speech, but it's hard to understand how this whole thing will be working into one gigantic unified machine. The unified machine. It's just a machine that is a conglomerate nightmare. I understand why people are going to die on this plan, death panels. Let me tell you about death panels it's going to be a bureaucratic bean counter telling you you cannot get that surgery, not Dr. not a specialist by the bean counters. Why you may ask? Because Obama does not understand anything about healthcare in general and thinking about the global endgame is a nightmare of the society of people who sleeps

Gunman targets TSA in Los Angeles airport shooting

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A man toting a semi-automatic rifle, some 150 rounds of ammunition and a grudge against TSA workers shot his way past a security checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport in a deadly rampage that sent hundreds of travelers fleeing in terror.

When the shooting stopped, a Transportation Security Administration officer was dead. Gerardo I. Hernandez, 39, became the first TSA officer in the agency's 12-year history to be killed in the line of duty.

Five other people were hurt, including two other TSA employees and the gunman, identified as Paul Ciancia, 23, of Pennsville, N.J. He was shot four times by airport police and remained hospitalized but there was no word on his condition.

Ciancia apparently had been living in Los Angeles for about 1 1/2 years, authorities said.

As gunshots rang out in Terminal 3 on Friday morning, swarms of passengers screamed, dropped to the ground or ran for their lives.

Leon Saryan, 65, had just passed through security and was looking for a place to put his shoes and belt back on when he heard gunshots. He fled with a TSA worker, who he said was later wounded slightly, and managed to hide in a store. As he was cowering the corner, the shooter approached.

"He looked at me and asked, `TSA?' I shook my head no, and he continued on down toward the gate. He had his gun at the ready and but for the grace of God I am here to tell about it," said Saryan, of Milwaukee.

As Saryan was fleeing for his life, others were hiding behind ticket counters and under tables.

"I really thought I saw death," said Anne Rainer, who witnessed the gunfire with her 26-year-old son Ben. The pair were about to leave for New York so her son could see a specialist for a rare genetic condition he has.

They took refuge behind a ticket counter where she said people prayed, cried and held hands. She watched as one person jumped from a second-floor balcony to get away from the gunman.

"Adrenaline went through my head, my body went numb, and I said, `If I have to go, it's OK because I'm not going to feel it, but I have to save him,'" Rainer said.

Nick Pugh had just handed his driver's license and boarding pass to a TSA screener and was about to walk toward a metal detector when the shooting began. He dove to the floor. Watching panicked people trying to crawl over one another, Pugh got up and bolted through an emergency exit door and onto the airport tarmac.

"I thought with all of the terrorism we've had, get away from the terminal where everyone is," Pugh said. "If there's a lot of people shooting or a bomb, get away from where everybody else is. I just ran."

Others fled into the terminal, taking refuge in coffee shops and lounges as the gunman shot his way toward them. However, some witnesses and authorities said the gunman ignored anyone except TSA targets.

Airport police officers shot the gunman four times, including in the mouth and leg, during a shootout in front of a Burger King in the terminal.

A law enforcement official said the gunman was dressed in fatigues and carried at least five full 30-round magazines of ammunition. In his bag he had a one-page, handwritten note that said he wanted to kill TSA employees and "pigs."

The official, who was not authorized to discuss the investigation publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity, said the note referred to how the gunman believed his constitutional rights were being violated by TSA searches and that he was a "pissed-off patriot" upset at former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.

On Friday, Ciancia's father in New Jersey had called authorities for help in finding his son after the young man sent one of his siblings a text message about committing suicide, Pennsville Police Chief Allen Cummings said.

The chief said he called Los Angeles police, who sent a patrol car to Ciancia's apartment. There, two roommates said that they had seen him a day earlier and he had appeared to be fine.

Cummings said that the Ciancias - owners of an auto body shop - are a "good family" and that his department had had no dealings with the son.

People who knew Ciancia said they were shocked that he was the alleged gunman.

Ciancia's former roommate in Los Angeles, James Mincey, said he appeared to be unemployed but never showed any disturbing qualities, such as a fascination with guns.

He spoke to Ciancia last week.

"He said he was going back to Jersey, going to work for his dad, and making amends with family problems ... and spending holidays with his family," Mincey told KABC-TV.

Ciancia had been into a next-door restaurant called The Morrison several times, owner Marc Kreiner said.

"He was kind of a quiet guy, came in mostly by himself," Kreiner told the Los Angeles Times.

The attack at the nation's third-busiest airport began around 9:20 a.m. when the gunman pulled the assault-style rifle from a bag he had carried into the terminal, which serves such airlines as Virgin America, AirTran, Horizon Air and JetBlue.

Airport police were running after the gunman within seconds of the first shots being fired, Chief of Airport Police Patrick Gannon said.

The airport was locked down and its normally packed roads were emptied of cars. Across the U.S., aviation officials stopped LAX-bound flights from taking off from other airports, causing delays around the country. Some Los Angeles-bound flights that already were in the air were diverted elsewhere.

Throughout the day, an estimated 1,550 scheduled arriving and departing flights with around 167,000 passengers were affected, according to the airport. That included 86 arriving flights that were diverted to other airports.

After the first attack police, unsure whether the gunman acted alone, escorted travelers out of Terminal 3 as they searched for other possible shooters.

Pugh, who had fled onto the tarmac so quickly he had left his ID behind, was briefly handcuffed until it was determined he wasn't involved.

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GOOGLE ENLISTED TO FIX OBAMACARE

Google Inc. (GOOG:US), Red Hat Inc. (RHT:US), Oracle Corp. (ORCL:US) and other technology companies are contributing dozens of computer engineers and programmers to help the Obama administration fix the U.S. health-insurance exchange website.

The help is arriving as the government’s main site for medical coverage remains plagued by repeated outages a month after its Oct. 1 debut. Michael Dickerson, a site reliability engineer on leave from Google, and Greg Gershman, innovation director for smartphone application maker Mobomo, are among those helping, the Obama administration said today.
“They are working through the analytics of what happens on the site to prioritize what needs to be fixed,” Julie Bataille, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, told reporters on a conference call. Dickerson is working to improve the stability of the website, while Gershman is “helping the development process be more agile.”

VIDEO: Michael Leavitt on Obamacare Flaws, Sebelius

The administration began touting a “tech surge” on Oct. 20, to cure the software and technology errors on the federal website healthcare.gov that have prevented people from enrolling in health plans and insurers from collecting data. Kathleen Sebelius, the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary, apologized yesterday and said her agency has pulled in outside help to achieve “an optimally functioning” exchange by the end of November.

Offering Help

“I know it’s a very political topic,” Oracle Chief Executive Officer Larry Ellison said today at the software maker’s annual meeting. “As an information technology company we are doing everything we can to help.”
Redwood City, California-based Oracle is the world’s largest database-software maker.
The federal website is the main portal for millions of uninsured people in 36 of the 50 U.S. states to shop for private health insurance plans, with the help of government tax credits, as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. Fourteen states have created their own health insurance websites. An estimated 7 million people will gain coverage in 2014 through the federal and state exchanges, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Top Adviser

The administration hasn’t previously quantified the tech surge. Jeffrey Zients, President Barack Obama’s incoming chief economic adviser, was brought in to advise Bataille’s agency, and the project’s management has since been reorganized, with UnitedHealth Group Inc. (UNH:US)’s Quality Software Services unit now overseeing the entire operation.
The site previously had no lead contractor. It was built largely by a unit of Montreal-based CGI Group Inc. (GIB/A) The UnitedHealth unit, QSSI, built a service called the “data services hub” that collects information about customers from the Internal Revenue Service and other agencies, and feeds it to the federal and state websites.

obama care up to date info oct 31 2013

1. CNBC.com

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2. Telegraph.co.uk

   Sebelius: 'I apologize, I'm accountable' for Obamacare website flaws CNN-Oct 30, 2013 "She took responsibility for many of the problems that are evident with the (Obamacare) website, but she also deserves credit for the other ... + Show more

3. ABC News (blog)

   Unabashed Cruz in Iowa defends self on ObamaCare fight, against ... Fox News-Oct 26, 2013 Cruz, who appears poised for a presidential bid, told hundreds at a GOP fundraiser in Iowa on Friday that efforts he led to “defund” ObamaCare ... + Show more

4. What we learned — and didn't -- from Obamacare website hearing CNN-Oct 24, 2013 Washington (CNN) -- The congressional hearing lasted for 4½ hours. Of the thousands of words spoken between what seemed like all 54 ...

5. ObamaCare website suffers new outage as Republicans say ... Fox News-Oct 28, 2013 The federal government's online portal to buy health insurance suffered another glitch Sunday when the data services hub, a conduit for ...

6. Politico

   ObamaCare rollout casts cloud over 2014 Dems, despite GOP's ... Fox News-Oct 25, 2013 The Affordable Care Act's rocky rollout has put Democrats and the White House back on defense -- allowing Republicans who were deeply ... + Show more

7. Washington Post

   Mocking ObamaCare: Jon Stewart leading the media charge Fox News-Oct 23, 2013 Naturally, the ObamaCare debacle was ripe for mockery by the “Daily Show,” which usually has more fun skewering the Republicans (and ...

8. White House knew ObamaCare claims were false Fox News-Oct 29, 2013 WHITE HOUSE KNEW OBAMACARE CLAIMS WERE FALSE - Even as President Obama was assuring voters in the 2012 election that “you will ...

9. Republicans want to repeal ObamaCare -- but maybe they'd keep ... Fox News-Oct 26, 2013 WASHINGTON – Despite pledges by Republicans to take down ObamaCare, some still indicate there are parts in the president's controversial ...

10. ObamaCare security scare Fox News-Oct 28, 2013 OBAMACARE SECURITY SCARE - The ObamaCare Web site crashed again Sunday, with major outages continuing into today. The software ...

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1. Washington Post (blog)

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2. Washington Post

   Obamacare: More than 2 million people getting booted from existing ... CBS News-4 hours ago Obamacare: More than 2 million people getting booted from existing health ... the new Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare. + Show more

3. ObamaCare sites fail to rate insurance plans Fox News-8 hours ago The consumer ratings are called for in the Affordable Care Act. They would be provided by a respected independent company, allowing ...

4. ABC15.com (KNXV-TV)

   Obamacare and deficits: Reality check CNNMoney-6 hours ago The fight du jour over Obamacare is the troubled rollout of healthcare.gov. But the more enduring fight will be about the law's potential effect on ...

5. CNBC.com

   Obamacare malfunction shuts down application tool CNN-Oct 27, 2013 A malfunction in key technology behind the Obamacare website left users unable to apply for health coverage late Sunday. Joanne Peters, a ... + Show more

6. GOP's hypocrisy on Obamacare CNN-by Aaron Carroll-11 hours ago (CNN) -- Last spring, the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing on implementation of the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as ...

7. Obamacare deadline extended by six weeks New York Daily News-5 hours ago The Obama administration backtracked on its enrollment timetable to allow for bugs in the Affordable Care Act's website to be repaired. + Show more

8. Morning Plum: Why normal debate about Obamacare is impossible Washington Post (blog)-51 minutes ago Foes of Obamacare are excitedly citing a rash of new stories claiming untold Americans are “losing” their insurance, as CBS News' Norah ... + Show more

Obama admin. knew millions could not keep their health insurance

President Obama repeatedly assured Americans that after the Affordable Care Act became law, people who liked their health insurance would be able to keep it. But millions of Americans are getting or are about to get cancellation letters for their health insurance under Obamacare, say experts, and the Obama administration has known that for at least three years.

Four sources deeply involved in the Affordable Care Act tell NBC NEWS that 50 to 75 percent of the 14 million consumers who buy their insurance individually can expect to receive a “cancellation” letter or the equivalent over the next year because their existing policies don’t meet the standards mandated by the new health care law. One expert predicts that number could reach as high as 80 percent. And all say that many of those forced to buy pricier new policies will experience “sticker shock.” 
None of this should come as a shock to the Obama administration. The law states that policies in effect as of March 23, 2010 will be “grandfathered,” meaning consumers can keep those policies even though they don’t meet requirements of the new health care law. But the Department of Health and Human Services then wrote regulations that narrowed that provision, by saying that if any part of a policy was significantly changed since that date -- the deductible, co-pay, or benefits, for example -- the policy would not be grandfathered.
Buried in Obamacare regulations from July 2010 is an estimate that because of normal turnover in the individual insurance market, “40 to 67 percent” of customers will not be able to keep their policy. And because many policies will have been changed since the key date, “the percentage of individual market policies losing grandfather status in a given year exceeds the 40 to 67 percent range.”
That means the administration knew that more than 40 to 67 percent of those in the individual market would not be able to keep their plans, even if they liked them.
Yet President Obama, who had promised in 2009, “if you like your health plan, you will be able to keep your health plan,” was still saying in 2012, “If [you] already have health insurance, you will keep your health insurance.”
“This says that when they made the promise, they knew half the people in this market outright couldn’t keep what they had and then they wrote the rules so that others couldn’t make it either,” said  Robert Laszewski, of Health Policy and Strategy Associates, a consultant who works for health industry firms. Laszewski estimates that 80 percent of those in the individual market will not be able to keep their current policies and will have to buy insurance that meets requirements of the new law, which generally requires a richer package of benefits than most policies today.

The White House does not dispute that many in the individual market will lose their current coverage, but argues they will be offered better coverage in its place, and that many will get tax subsidies that would offset any increased costs. “One of the main goals of the law is to ensure that people have insurance they can rely on – that doesn’t discriminate or charge more based on pre-existing conditions.  The consumers who are getting notices are in plans that do not provide all these protections – but in the vast majority of cases, those same insurers will automatically shift their enrollees to a plan that provides new consumer protections and, for nearly half of individual market enrollees, discounts through premium tax credits,” said White House spokesperson Jessica Santillo

Americans Won't Be Able to Keep Their Health Care Plan Under Obamacare

The journalist Ed Henry asked, "The president, when he was trying to get the law passed, repeatedly said, if you currently have health insurance you will be able to keep your plan. This morning David Axelrod was pressed on that point and said, the majority -- the vast majority -- will be able to keep their plans. He no longer works at the White House. From the podium, will you admit that when president said, if you have a plan, you'll get to keep it, that that was not true?"

After some throat clearing, Carney said, "So it's true there are existing health care plans on the individual market that do not meet those minimum standards and therefore do not qualify for the Affordable Care Act."

Fema news

1. Hub FEMA maps may unleash flood of anger Boston Herald-12 hours ago RISING TIDE: When FEMA releases its new flood zone maps for Suffolk County, property owners in Hub neighborhoods such as the Seaport ... + Show more

2. Viral video: FEMA prepares for gun confiscation and martial law The Voice of Russia-8 hours ago The person making the briefing can be heard explaining that the Army will have to provide security to FEMA, while FEMA's agents will seize the ...

3. FEMA helping Glen Haven pick up the pieces 9NEWS.com-Oct 26, 2013 In an effort to provide that help a team of FEMA Corps Disaster Survivor Assistants are going door to door in Glen Haven. The purpose of the ...

4. FEMA funding approved for July storm help krqe.com-Oct 25, 2013 When FEMA arrived on scene, they declared the Santa Clara Pueblo a disaster area. They also made federal funds available, but when the ...

5. FEMA back in N.M.; funding on the way krqe.com-Oct 25, 2013 “Since Hurricane Sandy happened, FEMA made an exception where local tribal governments could apply for assistance on their own,” Estevan ...

6. Therapy dogs cheer up FEMA workers, flood victims in Longmont Longmont Daily Times-Call-Oct 24, 2013 Edith Lovell, FEMA DRC Manager, pets therapy dog Jolie, while visiting FEMA employees and flood victims Thursday at the Disaster Recovery ...

7. FEMA wants Hawaii to return misallocated disaster-aid funds Washington Times-Oct 24, 2013 The state's Department of Design and Construction (DDC) was awarded FEMA grants for damages from severe storms, flooding, landslides ...

8. FEMA preps mobile homes for Colorado 9NEWS.com-by Brandon Rittiman-Oct 25, 2013 You can imagine why FEMA wants to draw the distinction between ... So FEMA stresses the mobile homes it uses now are better and built to ...

9. Island Towns Still Wait for FEMA Funds Martha's Vineyard Gazette-Oct 24, 2013 Nearly a year after Hurricane Sandy battered beaches, bluffs and docks from Aquinnah to Oak Bluffs, some towns are still waiting for federal ...

DHS spent $80 million preparing for Food Riots in November 2013

Femacampinfobase is back online after a bit of troble in my end

Femacamp info base is back online stand by for hard hitting news and other things that are going on. We are in our latter days people things are going to get hot and heavy if you want to know more hit me up more is coming

URGENT!!! EBT- SNAP CUT OFF NOVEMBER 1, 2013?

Food stamp info news you can use

When over the weekend, a Xerox "glitch" shut down the EBT system, better known as foodstamps, for nearly the entire day across 17 states leaving millions without "funding" to pay for food leading to dramatic examples of the basest human behavior possible, some of the more conspiratorial elements saw this merely as a dress rehearsal for what may be coming in the immediate future. While there was no basis to believe that is the case, a USDA (the currently shuttered agency that administers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) memo obtained by the Crossroads Urban Center in Utah carries in it a very disturbing warning for the 46+ million Americans currently on foodstamps.


For around 48% of the American people food stamps are now the norm. The food production in the US and other places in the world is under stress from the controlled weather. When the Food shortage hits then the price of food will rocket. This price increase will put another roughly 20-25% of the people on some form of food stamps. Check if food stamps can buy Plants and Seeds? This could be your redemption as it could make you independent.
The government will then bring in food rationing, like during the war, only the will retch it up a couple of notches maybe an epidemic of some sort due to malnutrition . A nation emergency will be declared and people will be dispossession of their belongings  and homes. Hence herded into FEMA Camps.
To the sheeple this will be seen as a caring government and they will follow in their swollen belly trance into bondage.
Read how Joseph controlled the people of Egypt with the 7 years of plenty and 7 years of famine. The powers that be have gathered up all that is needed and stored it away from the people. Now when the famine arrives the people will be captured in their total bondage.

This weekend America witnessed a limited crash in the computer systems that manage electronic benefit transfers across the country. Within hours of the crash panicked food stamp recipients who were left with no way to feed their families rushed grocery store shelves to obtain everything they could while the system was down.
The outage lasted less than a day, but it proved what many already knew, that America had become a nation so dependent on government subsidies that any glitch in the system could lead to total pandemonium.
But if you thought that isolated incident was bad, imagine what could happen next month.
- See more at: http://www.thedailysheeple.com/alert-government-freezes-ebt-funds-orders-states-to-withhold-transfers-to-food-stamp-recipients_102013#sthash.DjG7cf7A.dpuf