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Fortune Brainstorm Health
Tuesday, May 2nd, 2017. San Diego, CA
2:15 PM
MOVING FAST AMID THE FLUX
With Republican efforts to “repeal and replace” Obamacare in legislative limbo, and with potentially enormous changes in federal budget outlays on the horizon, the outlook for healthcare policy is cloudier than it has been in years—adding yet another challenge to those who want to invest and innovate in this area. But the simple fact is, a trillion-dollar industry can’t (and won’t) wait to act until all the answers are in hand. Neither start-up explorers nor big companies that hope to take the lead can afford to sit still. And they don’t have to. Here’s how to move forward—even before we know whether Obamacare or Trumpcare will be the law of the land.
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer,
Pfizer Inc.
Dr. Steven J. Corwin, President and CEO, NewYork-Presbyterian
Moderator: Alan Murray, Time Inc.
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune Brainstorm Health
Green groups increase pressure on Gillard to replace Hazelwood
Monday, 12 July 2010
Ahead of the Federal cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Victorian climate and environment groups are calling on Prime Minister Gillard to cooperate with the Brumby Government to completely replace Hazelwood power station with clean energy.
It was reported on Saturday that the State government is considering a partial closure of the out-dated coal fired power station by 2014.
"It ‘s encouraging that the state government recognises the need to act on Hazelwood. There is a crucial opportunity this week for the Gillard Government to get on board and help fund a full buy-out of Australia's dirtiest power station,” said Environment Victoria CEO Kelly O’Shanassy.
"Right now, Julia Gillard doesn't have a climate policy. Replacing all of Hazelwood with clean energy will cut Australia’s emissions by almost three percent, and should be top of her climate list at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday," said Climate Action Centre spokesman Damien Lawson.
Unscrew the lens and replace it with the new IR lens. It's focused differently than the stock lens, and you don't need to screw it in too far at all to focus it.
The wires inside this harness were corroded. This was removed and all the wires soldered together by Midwest Cycle.
On a lunch break outside the Stieff Silver building, I watched this man changing all the bulbs in the signage.
I took the opportunity to replace the front bump stops before the wings went back on. I used the clamp and freeze method to get them to a manageable size. Each one "sucked" into place with little effort.
Buses replace trains for the 20 miles of route between Three Bridges and Brighton. This is for engineering works but are they really working on the entire 20 mile stretch of track and if not, what aren't the trains running apart from where they are actually working?
Employees of the University of Arkansas athletic department prepare to replace the failed fountain system that is supposed to aerate the retention pond south of Baum Stadium at George Cole Field. The heavy growth of algae in the pond shows the need for the aeration system.
When you can't wait for the fairer to come and and fix all the minor problems you have to learn to do it yourself
Norman font "of simple stone in the form of a cylinder narrowing at the base and lined with lead", now in the north chapel Lucy mausoleum. Replaced with another after the rebuilding of the church in 1851-53 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/6GaR8f
(looks like the lead has been removed) - Church of St Leonard Charlecote Warwickshire
Built in 1862, this Classical Revival-style courthouse was designed by James R. Carrigan, and was inspired by the work of Sir Christopher Wren. The building replaced a previous courthouse on the same site, which was destroyed in a large fire that tore through the downtown area of Danville in 1860. Shortly after its completion, the Battle of Perryville took place nearby on October 8, 1862, with the courthouse being temporarily utilized as a field hospital, with other buildings around Perryville and Danville being utilized to care for the thousands of casualties and wounded soldiers, with the courthouse remaining in use as a hospital well into 1863. During the time, the county court was hosted in the C. W. Mitchell Building. Following its use as a hospital, the courthouse required extensive repairs, with these not being completed until 1875. Originally located in the middle of the block, the building on the corner parcel adjacent to the courthouse burned in the 1930s, and the land was subsequently donated by Emma Weisiger to the City of Danville and Boyle County, creating a large courthouse square originally known as Mid-town Park, and now known as Weisiger Memorial Park, after Emma Weisiger’s brother Malcom Weisiger. The park was further renovated in 1961, 1987, and 2017. The courthouse features a red brick exterior, hipped roof, large octagonal tower with brackets, a dome, a lantern, corinthian columns, clocks, louver openings, arched windows, and a weather vane on top, a tall front portico on the second floor of the front facade with corinthian columns and a front pediment, large two-over-two and nine-over-nine double-hung windows, with the windows on the side of the building featuring transoms, arched entry doors on the first floor of the portico structure separated by pilasters and featuring fanlight transoms, six-over-six double-hung windows on the first floor and rear annexes, and two rear additions made in the early 20th Century and late 20th Century, with the later addition being larger and featuring corinthian pilasters and a portico similar to the original courthouse, with corinthian columns. The courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, and is a contributing structure in the Danville Commercial District Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.
This is my "for the moment" 52 weeks picture. I was having some difficulties with time and light today so i wasn't able to finish this week's. I will upload it and replace this picture with it tomorrow! I just didn't want to skip out on an upload altogether. You know?
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Thank you all for the beautiful comments. :) I've decided to keep this picture up.
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We are finishing repairing the flood damage done to the McManus Studio Theatre. This photo shows the replacement of stage dimming equipment.
This photo was taken on the 3rd floor mezzanine next to the couches and volunteer room.