If problems with healthcare.gov are not fixed, disruption to the insurance industry could make existing coverage more expensive or less good.
Adjusting the levels could fix the disruptions and help ward off diseases related to circadian rhythm.
On Monday, it was Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) speaking at the Heritage Foundation, where he promised to unveil a "short-term" fix that would avoid disruption -- thereby giving Republicans time to come up with a permanent alternative to the Affordable Care Act.
Of course, there are some hacks which are not going to cause too much disruption -- sometimes employees fix the situation, then the fix remains in place.
"It won't be that bad," the GOP is signaling Roberts, "because we'll have a bill to fix everything, so there won't be any massive disruption in the marketplace".
Either way, brain injury produces an "utter quagmire" of specific disruptions in brain functioning that doctors have only blunt tools to fix, said Dr. Jonathan Fellus, director of the brain injury program at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in West Orange, N.J.
"While there were tremendous disruptions of networks and a lot of time spent by individuals to fix the problems and a loss of confidence by users in the Internet, there was not anything that was permanently destroyed.
In declaring the emergency, the governor notes the widespread disruption the gas leak has caused and reiterates the state's efforts to help fix the problem.
To fix this, you have to consciously reshape how people deal with one another, and that entails some cultural disruption.
They worked quickly to increase coal production, to give deliveries of coal priority over other cargoes, and to start fixing transport and power disruptions.But he also faults bureaucrats in the coal and power industries.
