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UNDATED: This image shows the boat that family of four clung to 
as 46-year-old John Riggs swam five hours in a storm for help.WBOC.comA 
Maryland man swam for hours to reach help for his family, including 
two children, after their boat capsized in a storm off Marylands Eastern 
Shore.John Franklin Riggs climbed rocks along the shoreline in the dark 
and knocked on the door of the first house he saw after 
swimming three miles early Wednesday.He came to the right house, said Angela 
Byrd, whose dogs barking awakened her. She found 46-year-old Riggs outside, 
soaking wet and barefoot.He said, Ive been swimming since sundown; I need 
help, she told the Daily Times.Byrd called 911 and rescuers were soon 
on their way to the 16-foot Carolina Skiff that capsized near Deal 
Island, southwest of Salisbury. Life jackets saved the boaters lives, Sgt. 
Brian Albert of the Maryland Natural Resources Police said."Just not knowing 
what's going on with them while I was gone. It was getting 
nasty and blowing harder. And not knowing if we would be able 
to find them when we got back out there," Riggs told WBOC.com.A 
Maryland State Police helicopter hovered above the boat as firefighters 
from Deal Island, Mount Vernon and Fairmount in Somerset County and Westside 
in Wicomico County pulled alongside. The U.S. Coast Guard also was on 
the scene, Albert said.Deal Island Fire Chief Donald Ford told WBOC.com 
that Riggs braved. "some of the worse tides in the Chesapeake B
July 11, 2013: House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi speaks to reporters on 
Capitol Hill in Washington.APThe big news on ObamaCare these past two weeks 
has been the administration's announcement that it will delay by one year 
the requirement on businesses to provide health insurance.Nancy Pelosi, 
though, had a curious take on the whole thing. Actually, she instructed 
reporters, "The mandate was not delayed."The House Democratic leader used 
some creative reasoning to make her case -- she claimed the administration 
really only delayed the requirement on businesses to report insurance coverage 
details.But The Washington Post fact-checker on Friday shut it down, effectively 
ruling that Pelosi is trying to "deny reality.""Yes, reporting requirements 
were delayed. But there also was a one-year delay of the actual 
employer mandate. It's right there in the announcement," the Post wrote.- 
House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiHere's what Pelosi said during a press 
conference on Thursday:"The point is, is that the mandate was not delayed. 
Certain reporting by businesses that could be perceived as onerous, that 
reporting requirement was delayed, and partially to review how it would 
work and how it could be better. It was not a delay 
of the mandate for the businesses."Pelosi was correct in the first part 
of that statement. In an announcement last week on the Treasury Department 
blog, Mark J. Mazur. assistant secretary for Tax Policy at Treasury, said 
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