What Time is the Health Care Vote? Health Care Vote Results

What Time is the Health Care Vote? Health Care Vote Results:

The questions that’s been bugging almost everyone in the United States, What Time is the Health Care Vote? When will the Results of the Health Care Vote be released? Since we here at WBN! don’t know and I think no one can really knows exactly when the results will be released, we will just settle for the next best thing. We have been scouring the world wide web for news regarding today’s Health Care Vote and we will do a little compilation. This might shed some light as to the outcome of today’s Health Care Vote.

We will mention first two articles that we’ve published here on WBN!, they are the Health Care Reform Bill Summary and Health Care Vote Today!. Both articles are worth the read so if you have time, please do check it out.

Below are the unofficial results of the Health Care Vote. These were compiled using news articles from other news sites.

Votes announced earlier today, the votes may not come from votes that will actually be counted but it’s nice to see how they view the Health Care Reform Bill. (unverified)

Rep. Dennis Cardoza still remains UNDECIDED
Rep. Joe Donnelly switches from his “Yes” vote to NO
Rep. Dennis Kucinich from No to “YES”
Rep. Eliot Engel says YES
Rep. Mike Shuler is UNDECIDED
Rep. Charlie Wilson also UNDECIDED
Rep. Betty Sutton undecided but leaning on a YES
John Tanner – NO
Bart Gordon -NO
Brian Baird – NO
Vice President Biden an obvious YES
Rep. Luis Gutierrez says “YES”
Rep. Mark Schauer still “YES”
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, Conform he still in “Yes” positions.
Rep. Steve Lynch changes to NO
Rep. John Tanner still confused, UNDECIDED
Rep. Brian Baird also confused, UNDECIDED
Bobby Rush, Illinois Democrat is UNDECIDED
Rep. Betsy Markey says SAYS

That’s the latest regarding the Health Care Reform Bill. If you’re still asking What Time is the Health Care Vote? The answer would be, we still don’t know but we’ll update everyone if anything comes up.

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St. Mary’s Upsets No. 2 Villanova to Reach NCAA Round of 16 – Bloomberg

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Omar Samhan picked up his second foul with 11:25 left in the first half, a charge under the basket. He went to the bench with 8 points and four boards. That’s good news for smaller Villanova, which has started to push the tempo with their stellar guard play.

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Omar Samhan was an unstoppable Gael force. The only time the Saint Mary’s star slowed down was to enjoy the moment.

“Did it really happen?” he shouted outside the locker room. “We won? For real?”

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Volcano Erupts in Iceland; US Flights Diverted

Authorities evacuated hundreds of people after a volcano erupted beneath a glacier in southern Iceland, Iceland's civil protection agency said Sunday.

The eruption occurred around 11:30 p.m. Saturday (1930 EDT) beneath the Eyjafjallajokull glacier, the fifth largest glacier in Iceland.The volcano is covered by an ice cap.

Fearing flooding from the glacier melt, authorities evacuated some 400 people in the area 160 kilometers (100 miles) southeast of the capital, Reykjavik, as a precaution but no damage or injuries have been reported, said Vidir Reynisson, the department manager for the Icelandic Civil Protection Department.

A state of emergency has been declared in communities near the 100 square mile (160 kilometers) glacier.

"We do not at this moment know the full extent of the eruption but a team is flying over the site now to evaluate the situation," said Reynisson.

Three flights from the U.S. — departing from Seattle, Washington; Orlando, Florida and Boston, Massachussetts — were diverted to Boston because of the volcano. All domestic flights were also canceled until further notice, the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service Reported.

A European volcanic island in the North Atlantic, Iceland is largely an arctic desert with mountains, glaciers and volcanoes and agricultural areas in the lowlands close to the coastline.

The last time the volcano erupted was in the 1820s.

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Malapascua Island, Cebu

This tiny island, situated at the northeast tip of Cebu Island, is relatively new to the international market, but already rates highly on the the list of world's best beaches - some say it is the new Boracay.
This has also become a major dive centre, famous for the crowds of thresher sharks using the marine highway between Cebu and Leyte islands. Driest Feb-May, but OK the rest of the year too with mostly short spells of rain. Worst Oct-Dec.

Malapascua Island is just off the north tip of Cebu (Philippines map). About 2km by 0.5km, you can walk around it in 1-2 hours. It has a population of around 4000, most of whom live off tourism, fishing, boat building or coconuts.

The name Malapascua means 'Bad Christmas' in Cebuano. Legend has it that it was so named because the Spanish first landed here one stormy Christmas Day in the 1500's. There is some debate about the name however because although 'mal' definitely means 'bad', 'pasco' means Christmas in the local language of Cebuano but "pascua" in Spanish means Easter. So perhaps it was a stormy Easter after all.

Today, Malapascua is a beautiful, sleepy island, as yet unspoiled by tourism with white sandy beaches, lush green palm trees and surrounded by clear blue waters.

There are no cars on the island and most buildings are only one floor high. The locals are friendly and like to say hello and chat. They may even invite you to their homes for dinner, or at least to sit down, join them singing songs and playing guitar, and toast each other with a rum and coke.

Bounty Beach and Thresher Shark Divers is located on the south of the island, on the bottom right side of the map above.

Local events

Fiestas: There are many fiestas throughout the year with beauty pageants, discos, booths, food and drink. Westerners are always welcome.
Basketball is the national obsession and games are played at courts all over the island. You may even be here at the right time to cheer on the Thresher Shark Divers team.
Cockfighting comes second after basketball, and you will see the proud birds (and prouder owners) all over the island. For the less squeamish among you, you can find a fight most Sundays. You will be welcome to watch, especially if you want to place a bet!

Malapascua is suitable for families, with a swimming pool at Kuan Ba as well as the beautiful beaches. If this is not enough to completely relax you, the massage ladies will soothe away any remaining stress, with a coconut oil massage for less than the price of a Western beer.

As for sightseeing, the island is so small, the main attractions are the beaches, the snorkeling and the diving. Many people enjoy walking around the island to see the local villages, and the local children will clamor for you to take their photos. There is a lighthouse open to the public, and the cemetery is worth a visit. It has a certain interest, despite the skulls and bones that can sometimes be seen!

Find out more about recreational activities on Malapascua

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THE ISLAND OF MINDANAO

Camiguin Sunken Cemetery

Old Volcano, Camiguin

Marawi Lake

Samal Island



Mindanao is the second-largest and the most southerly island, with a very different feel from the rest of the country. A variety of Muslim ethnic groups live here. In the southwestern tip of Mindanao is Zamboanga City, considered by some as the most romantic place in the Philippines and a favourite resort amongst tourists. The city is noted for its seashells, unspoiled tropical scenery and magnificent flowers. Zamboanga was founded by the Spanish, and the 17th-century walls of Fort Pilar, built to protect the Spanish and Christian Filipinos from Muslim onslaughts, are still standing. The city has a number of hotels, cars for hire, good public transport and vintas (small boats), often with colourful sails, available to take visitors round the city bay. The flea market sells Muslim pottery, clothes and brassware. About 2km (1.2 miles) from Fort Pilar are the houses of the Badjaos, which are stilted constructions on the water. Water gypsies live in boats in this area, moving to wherever the fishing is best. Plaza Pershing and Pasonanca Park are worth visiting. Santa Cruz Island has a sand beach which turns pink when the corals from the sea are washed ashore, and is ideal for bathing, snorkelling and scuba diving. There is also an old Muslim burial ground here.

The southernmost region of the Republic of the Philippines, located in the heart of the Asia-Pacific region, Mindanao has become a "gateway to opportunity" for Philippine and international investors eyeing opportunities in agribusiness, industry, and tourism.

Business
Mindanao, with an export-driven agricultural economy, has for decades been home to many successful national and multinational agribusiness firms. In 1995, the agriculture, fisheries, and forestry sectors together accounted for 41% of the island's total economic output. Industry contributed 25% and the services sector the remaining 34%.

Tourism
Mindanao's many natural attractions, rich flora and fauna, cultual diversity, and colorful ethnic festivals make Mindanao one of the most exciting tourist destinations in Southeast Asia.
The number of foreign tourists visiting Mindanao more than doubled between 1991 and 1995, spurring the building of more facilities to accommodate their increasing numbers.
Mindanao's largely-unspoiled natural resources offer vast potential for eco-tourism projects.

Davao: province is the industrial centre of Mindanao, renowned for its pearl and banana exports. Davao City is one of the most progressive industrial cities in the country. The province is the site of Mount Apo, the highest peak in the country, while the Apo Range has spectacular waterfalls, rapids, forests, springs and mountain lakes.

Cagayan de Oro: , on the northern coast of Mindanao, is the gateway to some of the most beautiful islands in the Philippines. By way of contrast, in Bukidnon there are huge cattle ranches and the famous Del Monte pineapple fields, and Iligan City is the site of the hydroelectric complex driven by the Maria Cristina Falls.

Lanao del Sur: is a province characterised by its Muslim community which has settled along the shores of Lake Lanao. Besides the lake, other attractions include Signal Hill; Sacred Mountain; the native market, Torongan; homes of the Maranao royalty; the various Muslim mosques on the shores of the lake; and examples of the famous brassware industry centred in Tugaua.

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