I ever want to welcome to a euro max highlights with a focus on winter here is a look at what is coming up in the show. Winter wonderland shop windows around europe gear up for christmas. Winter treats in norway is home to the Worlds Largest gingerbread town. Winter workshop homemade cookies are all the rage this season. Christmas is just around the corner so europe is getting in the festive mood and everywhere you turn you can see colorful Christmas Decorations the lighting up the squares and windows now one place where this is very apparent is in paris where they go all out when it comes to decorating the shop windows well i traveled there recently to see them for myself and compare them to the christmas windows in other major european cities. These decorative store windows are a parisian tradition during the Christmas Season every november the Main Department stores in paris dress up their window displays for the holidays and theyve been doing that for decades. Its a tradition that
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And excluding certain small ones from the recording requirements which might be a pathway. That is nothing the Commission Recommended but there is a discussion to that effect in our report. I appreciate that. 1sizefitsall approach is not always helpful. It rarely is. We face these challenges and i hope you will keep in mind the flexibility that often needs to occur and i appreciate your efforts. Unless we are done i want to say in our recommendations, the principle i tried to save in the introduction, if youre going to provide rural providers, it is about targeting, not duplicating, not supporting two providers next door to each other may be in effect, not covering fixed costs, subsidize both of them. In the ambulance situation we took one of the add ons targeted to redistribute and targeted to counties that had low population density. You end up covering 70 , 75 of the same areas but they can provide a larger subsidy. And removing subsidy away from places that are near metropolitan ar
The state up north, from ohio, mr. Levin. Youre still bitter about some of the back and forth between our two states. I dont think ron kind was here when we introduced judy chu. And earl was here part of the time. So dr. Miller, welcome. As i read your report, your testimony, and also the executive summary, i was just struck by the thoroughness of the work you do. A lot of the issues are controversial. I remember when we first talked about controlling payments to physicians and the heck that we received and how much controversy there was. And you thought the sky was falling and it would never work out. And i mention that because i really think your report, and it has areas where there are difference of opinion, your report shows how successful this has been, this program, that is, in some respects a public but not only public, but public and private partnership. And with a lot of back and forth from the private sector as reflected in your report. And i just want to comment for each of
The state up north, from ohio, mr. Levin. Youre still bitter about some of the back and forth between our two states. I dont think ron kind was here when we introduced judy chu. And earl was here part of the time. So dr. Miller, welcome. As i read your report, your testimony, and also the executive summary, i was just struck by the thoroughness of the work you do. A lot of the issues are controversial. I remember when we first talked about controlling payments to physicians and the heck that we received and how much controversy there was. And you thought the sky was falling and it would never work out. And i mention that because i really think your report, and it has areas where there are difference of opinion, your report shows how successful this has been, this program, that is, in some respects a public but not only public, but public and private partnership. And with a lot of back and forth from the private sector as reflected in your report. And i just want to comment for each of