He uses the screen name of "bill.russo," has a Web site at www.bill.russo.com and offers several paragraphs of information about himself and his wife in his ExpertCentral profile.
For WeWork's streamlined partners, users can simply purchase software from the WeWork site like any other e-commerce transaction, and the software automatically gets information about the number of seats, name, and billing.
This legislation provides a one-year reprieve from a 25% reduction in Medicare payments of doctors' fees that would have otherwise kicked in on January 1, 2011 (although the name of the bill includes Medicaid, no such cuts in that program were included; instead, the bill actually provides for an expansion of some of its programs).
Even the law itself is a strange beast, which goes by the catchy name of The Bill Prohibiting Facial Dissimulation in a Public Place.
Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about tax breaks supported by members of Congress misstated the name of a bill in 2009 that would have lowered the excise taxes for small beer brewers.
It is voting to do away with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act or, as the name of the bill puts it, on the Repeal of Obamacare Act.
The President spoke in strong, simple words, free of jargon — from the name of the bill (the American Jobs Act) to the blunt calls for action ("You should pass this jobs plan right away," repeated many times in one form or another).
*Clarification, 11 June, 3 24 p.m.: This story clarifies that the name of the bill is now the DOE Research and Development Act of 2014.
(Don't worry too much over the name of the bill. Yes it's rah-rah, but in this case, not ironically so).
The only problem is the name of the bill.
So, why not change the name of the bill?
