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Chamber nights(in association with www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk) have linked up with the rather fine people from Cherry Red TV to put together a programme highlighting alternative underground music. You can see the first in a series of programmes below- featuring:V.E.G.A.S.Whores (a recent Guardian New band of the Day and Camden Crawl festival closers at Koko)Not Cool cc-sbKuffarAll content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co.uk

As readers of this blog know by now, I'm a fairly frequent reader of the the Wall Street Journal. Today's opinion video does a great job at briefly explaining the differences in health policies between the two leading democratic candidates [Obama and Clinton]. The conversation also touches on the inadequacy of attention of health policy from the right.Particularly revealing in this short conversation is the incrementalism approach Sen. Obama is using. As I've described before, incrementalism is a sure way to mitigate the huge pains the U.S. would feel by moving to a universal coverage plan all at once. It would further assuage the economic risks of completely overhauling our country's health insurance model. Should universal coverage turn out to be grossly more expensive than budget forecasts predict, this incremental approach would alleviate those pains.Another highlight of this video is the focus on the uninsured. I wrote a policy paper in graduate school describing the demographics of the uninsured. Rago's comments in this video confirm my earlier conclusions: the uninsured are not those at the bottom of the economic ladder nor those at the top; they are right in the middle and are choosing not to buy insurance. For most of these individuals it is a question of marginal utility not disparate conditions.Marginal utility refers to the concept of making a purchase decision. A person can choose to spend a dollar at one store or another. The person will spend the dollar where she recognizes more value. For healthy young males, the case for purchasing health insurance is simply not compelling enough. This is an opportunity for health insurance companies to attract these individuals with competitive rates and plans rather than a dire situation in which these individuals are fenced out of playing the game.Finally, the question of missed opportunity. Republican candidates are embracing a market based health system but are doing little in terms of education. Largely, Americans do not understand the health insurance market. Universal coverage is easier to understand as a solution though market based strategies may provide fewer pains and more efficiency in the long run. Candidates should focus on this opportunity and begin education campaigns to highlight how insurance companies work, how they compete for business and how this competition incentivizes companies to find efficiencies in operating costs. Join a growing health care community! ClinicResearch is a physician oriented patient research tool. Collaborate with other providers to develop outcome surveys. Start your 60 day free trial at ClinicResearch.com

In which Adam "Amateur Gourmet" Roberts wakes from a bizarre dream with the urge to make a linzertorte. Enlisting the help of Nancy Silverton, the result is ... something to sing about.

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Will the heat of the kitchen force the Amateur Gourmet to seek professional help? Find out as Adam Roberts battles a lobster in an attempt to make the tasty crustacean into lobster rolls—with help from Rebecca Charles (Pearl Oyster Bar).

Related: The Amateur Gourmet visits Glo's, "that restaurant in Seattle where [he] had that delicious eggs Benedict."

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