[quote who="k10w3" reply="136" id="2347529"] "Containing costs" at what price? Corporations (insurance corporations) are "containing costs" but denying benefits, which is leading to piss poor health care. Corporations MAIN purpose is to show a profit for the current quarter, NOT necessarily to deliver the best product available. [/quote] Government insurance programs routinely deny benefits for an obvious reason--free health care is super expensive to the t
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[quote who="Philly0381" reply="132" id="2347465"]i do so find it just amzaing that the discussions here still are one side versus the other side. I hope you do realize we are doing just what the Polictions want, fight amongst ourselves. Both Political Parties have done thier best, no matter what you may think, to essentially take care of thier 'own'. I know you all understand that, it's a given. Lets face it, they
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="115" id="2347022"] Quoting DrJBHL, reply 111 "My stuff" is hardly mine at all...I collect things from all over and play around with them....btw...watch out for squirrels, they go fer the ... errrr...acorns. [/quote] You're good at it. I've seen a few of them here and there, and they've almost always been appropriate, and well-put together, not to ment
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="106" id="2346877"]The current system is broken. It's cost is ballooning...because employer based health insurance is an open checkbook and the uninsured's cost is being shifted onto the insured. [/quote] Government based healthcare is an open checkbook. A corporation has more reason to contain costs than a government ever would, and that's the way these government schemes always work in the real world. The costs will be shifted from the
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="114" id="2347020"] 1. Medicaid covers some of the unemployed. Medicaid is a U.S. government assistance program that provides health care benefits to certain categories of low-income individuals, including children, expectant mothers, senior citizens, and people with certain types of disabilities, primarily those with no health insurance or substandard coverage. Medicaid was first enacted on July 30, 1965, through Title XI
[quote who="Chasbo" reply="125" id="2347294"]I had decided to not post or leave comments anymore but this has got my blood up. I want to see how you Obama haters out there are going to explain this away....... [/quote] That's easy--they're government employees. Governments always take care of themselves. I've worked in government, and there are plenty of benefits. Have you noticed how government work
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="111" id="2346992"] I do use Photoshop 7.0.1 Which are you referring to? [/quote] Actually, both of them, and others I've seen you do. I was under the impression you didn't do graphics. That explains everything. I like your stuff. That was a good acorn poster.
[quote who="kona0197" reply="105" id="2346872"] I'm uninsured and can't get taken care of with my sleep apnea until I see a speacilaist. I can't see a specialist until I get a referal from a doctor. ER doctors do not give referals and I have no health care so I can;t see a regualr doctor. Around here you must have health care to see a Doctor that will give referals. So I get screwed in the end
[quote who="k10w3" reply="107" id="2346933"] It's STILL attached to grant money! If you are not the beneficiary of a public grant that this language is attached to, than you would keep yourself free from the intrusion of ACORN. [/quote] Karen, the grants go to a federal or state or national community organization, not the individual. In the schools, for instance, Planned Parenthood is the type of organization that operates in a lot o
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="104" id="2346856"] Quoting DrJBHL, reply 101 I have the feeling that Health Inssurance Reform...very badly needed is taking second seat to Party politics, and far baser things. [/quote] I agree on that--we disagree on who's party politics is the problem. On your lighter note, how did you do that poster? You don't use Photoshop, do you?
Beautiful work, gentlemen--a happy ending.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="101" id="2346533"] I also wish people would calm themselves and LISTEN for a change. I think that's the most critical tool anyone can develop. That and Photoshop. [/quote] Sorry, Seth, but I'd like to see the opposition to Obamacare increase until the whole thing is dead and buried, and the politicians that are behind it are voted out of office so that nobody da
[quote who="k10w3" reply="100" id="2346516"] Quoting willistuder, reply 97 In carrying out subparagraph (A), the eligible entity shall, with respect to residents in the community, measure-- "(i) decreases in weight; "(ii) &nbs
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="188" id="2336883"]I have written these people. I got their name from a weather sidebar gadget. I wait for their reply. http://www.wdtinc.com/ [/quote] And more beautiful work by you, Jim. I hope something works out that doesn't require registration and logos. The DX weather widget world is pretty lonely right now.
[quote who="sViz" reply="190" id="2344793"]99% Thanks to those who've tested it. Added all the extra information you might want to work into your project and a second temp and weather icon. Anything you don't need you can just delete thanks to the IsObject propert. sViz loves the IsObject property Most importantly, everything will be decentralized and unlocked, meaning zero parent/child relations to be mindful of. Objects can go wherever you
If you click on it, it gives you the option of disabling the Google toolbar in two different ways. It showed up on mine a few days ago. You can right-click on it and get other options as well.
Happy Birthday. Don't forget that he has a birthday too.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="89" id="2345359"]1. It has no number, therefore it isn't a Bill. It's still being negotiated. [/quote] I can buy that. It's an act [quote who="DrJBHL" reply="89" id="2345359"]2. What's wrong with having information about healt
[quote who="messiah1" reply="90" id="2345380"]Lets inject some humor, and see how many sheeple get pissed off. Der Fuhrer Obama wakes up one morning and takes a shower. He gets out and looks at himself in the mirror. "Holy Shit!" he yells. From the top of his head to about his shoulders, he is white. He calls his personal (paid for by the blood, sweat and tears of honest, hardworking AMERICAN CITIZENS) phys
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="61" id="2344955"]@Dr.Gonzo: BTW, folks...Just heard that Beck's been forced to take a week off for calling the President a racist. [/quote] I couldn't find anything on that. There's some things on sponsor's possibly removig their ads.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="85" id="2345113"]willi: read my #68. I addressed that food, etc. stuff. I say if you want to do unhealthy things, do them...but pay a higher premium for that 'privilege'. Just like car accidents. Also, nothing has passed a committee yet. There are a bunch of proposals. There's the gang of 6 negotiating. Really. [/quote] You are wrong.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="79" id="2345071"] Quoting Wizard1956, reply 75 The site was real,so was the privacy statement,but this thread is now so far off topic,I doubt anyone cares. Politics =Horseshit!!! ( the deeper you get into it,the more it stinks) And the intent wasn't FUD,I thought it was of interest to the community,I was wrong and aplogize for posting it. I'm not sorry you posted it, Wiz. I thought
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="68" id="2345014"]That sort of stuff isn't anywhere. No one wishes to impose anything on you. [/quote] That stuff is in the version of the bill that PASSED through the senate committee, so don't say it isn't anywhere. Suppose that it is; what is your view on imposing dietary and lifestyle choices on citizens? You didn't answer that. [quote who="DrJBHL" reply="69" id="2345023"] The price of health care is not going to go dow
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="54" id="2344857"]Karen, I therefore ask why does anyone want to oppose the ONLY way that we as a country and civilized society can drive the price of Health Insurance down is to offer a cheaper alternative. The ER isn't a solution. An ER visit's cost is astronomical and offers no follow up care. Who ends up with the bill? Every person with insurance. Who loses? The patient. I want only one thing: To help those who need help. That's why I work 4
Doc, did you read my first post, and if so, what is your view on the state and it's appointed organs having the authority to impose diets and lifestyle habits on citizens and businesses? Are you in favour, or opposed?