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Ursula von Rydingsvard carefully outlines a pattern in chalk on a cedar beam before it is violently carved with a circular saw. The serrated blade incises the wood as sawdust flies about her Brooklyn studio...
...their managed-care companies. But while the HMO-reform measure was a crowd pleaser when the idea started kicking around five years ago, it is merely a "version of the Maginot Line" against the health-care problems facing the country, says Steven Schroeder, president of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which leads a coalition of business, labor and health-care groups trying to call attention to the uninsured--40 million and growing. The recession is likely to be over before Congress does anything to get health coverage to the 2 million latest additions to those ranks. A bill to provide...
...Mekhala II, a similarly renovated sister of the original?complete with a tiered, tiled roof in the traditional style?at a pier in southern Bangkok. I immediately kicked off my shoes, knowing that I wouldn't be needing them for a while and savored the feel of well-polished wood beneath my feet. My room, one of six, fit two people comfortably and was charmingly decorated in teak with silk cushions and Thai art. The clever design of the cabin made up for the limited space, placing the double bed above the well-equipped sunken bathroom. I could have watched...
...McAuliffe) 1:16. H Corriero (Pell, Ingram) 2:52. H Corriero (Ingram, Banfield) 4:54. H Corriero (Sweet) 14:55. Y McDevitt (Wick, Hirte) 15:42. Second period: H Corriero (Hagerman, Banfield) 9:55 (ppg). H Sweet (McAuliffe) 14:41. H Pell (Ingram) 15:22. Third period: Y Finger (Wood, LeClair) 0:21. H Sweet (Corriero, Ingram) 11:56 (pp). Shots on Goal: H 18-19-7 44, Y 2-2-6 10. Power Play: H 2-3, Y 0-4. Penalties: H 4-8, Y 3-6. Goalies: H Kuusisto (10-8), Y Hirte (33-26), Franck...
...their managed-care companies. But while the HMO-reform measure was a crowd pleaser when the idea started kicking around five years ago, it is merely a "version of the Maginot Line" against the health-care problems facing the country, says Steven Schroeder, president of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which leads a coalition of business, labor and health-care groups trying to call attention to the uninsured--40 million and growing. The recession is likely to be over before Congress does anything to get health coverage to the 2 million latest additions to those ranks. A bill to provide...