her sweet baby 'Lu'. I'm ever so grateful to be her guest on the coveted blog, bliss. See you there!

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

A sweet shot yet again from a dear patron of periwinklebloom. Her styling is precisely what I wish for...a cozy-soft neutral form layered with splashes of color and texture. Ah, timeless. And the belted 'bubble' is irresistible. Thank you, M and V.

Monday, July 19, 2010

Enormous admiration for the fine craft of hand lettering by Molly of Plurabelle. Her work is lovely, her work is timeless, her work captures the festivities she pens. Molly's many styles evoke a mood and would no doubt shine bright in my daily pile of mail. She pays homage to a long lineage of art history and follows flawlessly in its footsteps.

Tuesday,argue that this means subsidies are not available to individuals who enrolled in health plans through a federally-established Exchange or Marketplace.

Currently, 18 states have a federally-facilitated Marketplace (FFM), seven have an FFM with the state conducting plan management, two states run their own small business Marketplace (SHOP) while the individual Marketplace is federally-facilitated, seven states have a state-federal partnership, three have a state-run Marketplace using the federal website, and 13 states and Washington, D.C., have a state-run Marketplace.

Arguments. Michael Carvin, an attorney at Jones Day who frequently argues before the Supreme Court, argued on behalf of King and three other plaintiffs. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, from the Department of Justice, argued on behalf of the government's respondents. Solicitor General Verrilli is the attorney who argued on behalf of