4 steps to getting covered in the Health Insurance Marketplace

September 20, 2013

You can apply for health coverage, compare all your options, and enroll in a plan in one streamlined application through the Health Insurance Marketplace. When open enrollment begins October 1, 2013, you can fill out your application and see the health coverage options available to you.

1. Create an account

First provide some basic information. Then choose a user name, password, and security questions for added protection.

2. Apply for Marketplace coverage

Enter information about you and your family, including your income, household size, and more. Use this checklist now to help you gather the information you’ll need.

3. Pick a plan

Next you’ll see all the health insurance plans and programs you’re eligible for and compare them side-by-side. You’ll also find out if you can get lower costs on Marketplace coverage.

4. Enroll

Choose a health insurance plan that meets your needs and enroll! Coverage starts as soon as January 1, 2014.

If you need help with your Marketplace application, there are people trained and certified to help you understand your health coverage options and enroll in a plan in every state. And remember that you can contact us anytime by phone or live web chat for help with a Marketplace question.

September 15, 2013September 15, 2013

Interesting photo effect

Local 251 stagehands working in front of the video wall at "The National" show. — Local 251 stagehands working in front of the video wall at “The National” show.

IATSE Local 251 stagehands working at The National show, were photographed by Gary C. The video wall created this interesting effect.

September 13, 2013September 13, 2013

Please help out!

The Pac-12 Network: Making Millions Tax-Free while Cutting Wages and Benefits

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Brothers and Sisters:Our brothers and sisters who serve as Camera and sound operators, and other broadcast technicians deserve to be paid a fair wage for the work they do to make thePAC-12 Network a success. The PAC-12 Network broadcasts athletic events for universities in Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. The Pac-12 Network is making millions of tax-free dollars while cutting wages and benefits for these hard-working camera and sound operators, and other technicians. They are your family, friends and neighbors who help to keep our communities healthy and growing.

Please support the Camera and sound operators, and other broadcast technicians who work throughout the PAC-12 Network. For more information about this campaign, go towww.pac12playfair.com and show your support by signing the petition today! You can also “Like” PAC-12 Play Fair on Facebook. Thank you for your support.

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September 4, 2013

Jersey Boys Out Time Lapse

Here is a time lapse of the Jersey Boys out from the Overture Center in Madison, WI taken in 2012.

http://youtu.be/oozpxzragqs

September 4, 2013

Jet Pack View at a UW Marching Band Concert

In 2012, Michael Leckrone made one of his usual grand entrances, this time, with the help of a jet pack. Here’s the view from the jet packs perspective as he flew above the crowd and the marching band.

http://youtu.be/YusoRsFWua4

September 4, 2013