How can anyone seriously expect it to hold sway over anybody else? The kids are only following the examples set by their leaders. Especially disheartening as we discover how deeply the corruption permeates everything.
Health care is big business. Moves(washes) lots of money. Government and big business always help each other. The insurance companies are the democrats' "Halliburton".
All seriousness aside, the truth is that health care is as much part of our infrastructure as the the lights and roads are. Perfectly within the government's interests to see that everybody has access. Handing it over to private interests has proven disastrous for everybody not involved the business. Most of all the patients. But, like everything else...
The people have tasted raw meat. I don't know if they will go back to Kibbles 'n Bits. I'm hoping that these actions are a good thing in that it provides lots of incentive to create alternate means of access.
He orders a beer. Bartender brings it over, "That'll be ten dollars... Hey, you know we never got any talking kangaroos in here before." Kangaroo replies, "And at these prices you won't see any more of 'em."
"You can't get there from here."
Then there will come to me.
Waddya gonna do?
We're going to Disneyland!
Yeah I did, but back then the disks weren't so compact.
is the future of everything
You can buy CDs with music already on them?
Sargent Pepper taught the band to play
Well, yeah... Now that oil is below 43 dollars a barrel. I don't know why all the doom 'n gloom these days.
What is spraying water at satellites going to do to them? Nothing at all.
Really. What they should do is paint a worm hole for the stuff to fly into.
BTW, that is what Palin was supposed to have been.
Poor conservatives. They really know how to pick 'em. They would've gained more ground by propping up Buckley's corpse.
How can anyone seriously expect it to hold sway over anybody else? The kids are only following the examples set by their leaders. Especially disheartening as we discover how deeply the corruption permeates everything.
More or less. And it came with some consumer protections sorely lacking today. Note the part on excessive prices.
No, quantum mechanics is reliable. It defines physical uncertainties in a robust way.
Only when you're watching. Behind your back it's complete chaos.
Health care is big business. Moves(washes) lots of money. Government and big business always help each other. The insurance companies are the democrats' "Halliburton".
All seriousness aside, the truth is that health care is as much part of our infrastructure as the the lights and roads are. Perfectly within the government's interests to see that everybody has access. Handing it over to private interests has proven disastrous for everybody not involved the business. Most of all the patients. But, like everything else...
Sounds to me like all objectives were met.
As Richard Nixon said, "Solutions are not the answer."
The Amana "Internet Appliance" will be the next big thing. A gigantic iPhone that floats in the air and follows(stalks?) you around the house.
The people have tasted raw meat. I don't know if they will go back to Kibbles 'n Bits. I'm hoping that these actions are a good thing in that it provides lots of incentive to create alternate means of access.
We'll shoot this foot
Heathen!
And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. Genesis 1:5
I can't, man. You tell 'im.
Um, somebody will be along shortly.
Just USE UNIX...
I don't know...$699 sounds kinda high.
Oh, how I wish they would copy UNIX. File management would almost be tolerable.
--Brought to to you by the letters "c" and "p".
That was a pre-emptive "sh!" Now, I have a whole bag of "sh!" with your name on it.
This is a state law, not a federal one.
The story about the federal law you will find here
He orders a beer. Bartender brings it over, "That'll be ten dollars... Hey, you know we never got any talking kangaroos in here before." Kangaroo replies, "And at these prices you won't see any more of 'em."
to have Kangaroo Courts for real?