Re: [QUAD-L] A nice poem to the French

[QuadPirate]

E-mail it to him but he doesn't listen so what's the point.
If he doesn't veto the Stem Cell bill I'll have a different opinion that hey maybe he did hear America's voice but I seriously doubt it.

This war turns out to be about his friendsmaking money and securing oil.

You want to really get an insight just read this it will really make you think.
http://www.truthout.org/docs_01/02.23D.Cheney.Circumvented.htm

Think!

Mark

---Original Message---


From: Silas Shelburne
Date: 06/07/05 19:29:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] A nice poem to the French

Hey John, 
How do we beat this into the heads of our so called leaders? I swear the people on this list make a hell of a lot more scence than the people running our countrys. How do we get our voices heard, I would love to send this very post to Bush. Im sure there's a hell of a lot more people that feel the same way, what if you or Stunt wrote a letter and all of us and all our family and email friends sign it. That would be a lot of people, at least they would know how we feel. We also could send it to our states officials, am I making any scince here. Please let me hear input good or bad. 
Silas Feeling real helpless and pisst off!!! 

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Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] A nice poem to the French

If it is in a poem it must be true. Ali Baba and his butt bomb sure make me fighting mad. 

We can't and do not go to war with nations because they have evil leaders. We have not declared war on the former country known as Burma. We sat and denounced Vietnam in the 70's for going into Cambodia to end the horror there. We propped up theShah of Iran then can not understand why Iran thinks we are their enemy. We backed the Taliban until 9/11. We watched the genocide in Rwanda and today we blame the UN. We sat and criticized India for intervening in Pakistan'scivil war where millions inBangladesh we exterminated. 
We have supported so many two bit dictators I'm surprised we have any friends. We actually send foreign aid to numbered Swiss bank accounts. There are some things seriously wrong in this world. I think we should help correct many of the worlds ills but not as military power. If we truly believe we should take the moral high ground then the first place we need to invade is Washington DC. 

Jefferson said this nation needs a revolution every few generations. We are overdue.

john

[QUAD-L] Silas,

[Stuntman]

While we as quads may feel that priorities are not correct, as 
Americans we should realize 9/11 changed many things.
Gone was that secuirity we felt, seperated from what is a daily way of 
life in places like Israel, Chile, Indonesa, Pakistan, Sri-Lanka, and 
many other places where Islamic Facists and other groups of Terrorists 
have been waging their war on modern society. I'm more pissed off at 
the Leftist Media BS which ignores everything good happening while 
overblowing things like the ABUSE (not TORTURE) which a few were 
guilty of in Abu Grav, the story about our soldiers mistreating the 
Koran that turned out to be a LIE run by News Week, which caused riots 
resulting in deaths. When the truth came out that detainies had been 
flushing its pages down the toilet, not a word was heard out of the 
Middle East.
People like Ted Kennedy should sit down and shut up instead of trying 
to use this for political gain. All they do is add more fuel to the 
fire which Al Gazeera can't wait to use.

John wrote:
If we truly believe we should take the moral high ground then the 
first place we need to invade is Washington DC

Are you SURE about that?
There have been an average of 160,000 troops stationed in Iraq during 
the last 22 months. During this time the firearm death total was 2,112 
for a firearm death rate of 60 per 100,000. The rate in Washington DC 
is 80.6 per 100,000. That means that you are more likely to be shot and 
killed in our Nation's Capitol, which has some of the strictest gun 
control laws in the nation, than you are in Iraq. 

Conclusion: We should immediately pull out of Washington, D.C. 
http://www.grunt.com/scuttlebutt/newsarchives/2005/june_2_ac.asp

Sorry guys,
But I support the effort in Iraq.
I have my reasons to believe it was something we had to do.
If the damned French had not stabbed us in the back, the war could have 
been avoided.
Knowing what we know NOW, it's a good thing we put an end to Sadamned 
before the world dropped the 91 sanctions.
Stunt

 
 Hey John, 
 How do we beat this into the heads of our so called leaders?  I swear 
the people on this list make a hell of a lot more scence than the 
people running our countrys.  How do we get our voices heard, I would 
love to send this very post to Bush.  Im sure there's a hell of a lot 
more people that feel the same way, what if you or Stunt wrote a letter 
and all of us and all our family and email friends sign it.  That would 
be a lot of people, at least they would know how we feel.  We also 
could send it to our states officials, am I making any scince here.  
Please let me hear input good or bad.  
 Silas Feeling real helpless and pisst off!!!  
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   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ; quad-list@eskimo.com ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 12:34 PM
   Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] A nice poem to the French
 
 
   If it is in a poem it must be true. Ali Baba and his butt bomb sure 
make me fighting mad. 
 
   We can't and do not go to war with nations because they have evil 
leaders. We have not declared war on the former country known as Burma. 
We sat and denounced Vietnam in the 70's for going into Cambodia to end 
the horror there. We propped up the Shah of Iran then can not 
understand why Iran thinks we are their enemy. We backed the Taliban 
until 9/11. We watched the genocide in Rwanda and today we blame the 
UN. We sat and criticized India for intervening in Pakistan's civil war 
where millions in Bangladesh we exterminated.   
   We have supported so many two bit dictators I'm surprised we have 
any friends. We actually send foreign aid to numbered Swiss bank 
accounts. There are some things seriously wrong in this world. I think 
we should help correct many of the worlds ills but not as military 
power. If we truly believe we should take the moral high ground then 
the first place we need to invade is Washington DC. 
 
   Jefferson said this nation needs a revolution every few 
generations. We are overdue.
 
   john
 

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[QUAD-L] Fw: Accessible Resort in WI - Summer Activities

[QuadPirate]

---Original Message---


From: BADF Disabled Services
Date: 06/08/05 07:38:20
To: Mark Jackson
Subject: Accessible Resort in WI - Summer Activities


A friend recently told me "If you can dream it, You can do it".
Well, my dream is becoming reality. The new cabins at Sunset Pines Resort have turned out beautiful. The weather is not assisting our landscaping projects but we are working through it. The fish are biting in the stocked lake and the pontoon is docked and ready on Mead Lake.
SUMMER IS HERE!!!
I’ve been working on rewriting and updating the resort web site. I feel it’s more user friendly now. In the near future I hope to be adding a "video" tour of the resort that you can view on your computer. There is a "Link to my Page" button if anyone has a link to their web site you would like to add. You can also place my banner/link on your web site by clicking on the "Put my Banner on your Page" button.
Cruise the new web site. Especially check out the "Upcoming Events" and the "Discounts  Specials" pages under the "Updates/Pics/Events" button. Just click on the "All Entries" bar at this link - http://sunsetpinesresort.com/cgi-local/update/cbdirect.cgi
If you have not already done so, I encourage everyone to sign up for the Resort NEWSLETTER. I sent out a NEWSLETTER today through the web site. It will state in your e-mail Subject Line - Sunset Pines Resort Newsletter - UPDATED WEB SITE. If you did not receive that e-mail, you are not signed up yet. Located on the home page, just enter your e-mail address. In a few weeks I will be running an ad campaign through the NEWSLETTER that involves Free Beer?!?
Feel free to let you friends know about the resort and its web site. My first priority are those with disabilities but the cabins are useable by anyone in need of a vacation spot or a location for a reunion, wedding or social function. Summer dates are filling in fast.
ROCK CREEK DISABLED OUTDOORS, Inc. is a newly formed non-profit organization created to assist disabled individuals in accessing the many recreational opportunities available that they may not be able to afford otherwise. Tooffer a tax deductible donationor for more information, please contact Dale through the Sunset Pines Resort web site.
Have a great summer and please help spread the word. I will be adding and changing photo’s as the landscaping evolves around the new cabins. I hope it will be as beautiful as my dreams.
We are aware that on occasion someone will volunteer a friends email address. If you didn't submit your email address and would like to be removed, please reply to this letter with "REMOVE" in the subject line. We will remove you at once.
Take Care Have a Great Day ;}Dale R. Petkovsekwww.sunsetpinesresort.com

Re: [QUAD-L] Fwd: House Energy and Commerce Committee MiCASSA

[Stuntman]

Already got my replies
Stunt

 
 
 Please contact your representative or senator on this  committee.
 Dana
 
 

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Re: [QUAD-L] A really cool poem I found in the draw

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Bobbie,

Thanks for sharing that poem. It was in '76 that I had my accident and I remember how things looked back then. Sure have come a long way in what seems a short time.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi All,
I just stumbled upon this poem that was written about me back in 1976, three years post by a friend who was only 15 at the time. AndI wanted to share it with you all.

   "A Poem for Bobbie"

  A normal life i will never lead,
 or to walk or run at an average speed.
  I sit in my chair with the wheels on the end,
  resting my legs which will never bend.
  People wonder as they stop and stare,
  how a life like this I could possibly bear.
  But they are to blind to stop and see,
  that living a life, no matter how it be,
  is the greatest joy one can ever know,
  And should not be thought be thought of as only pity and woe.
  The normal people say, as I wonder with surprise,
  that a life is not worth living if you cannot rise.
  In a chair to which I am constantly bound,
  they think love is something I've never found.
  They pity me and i wonder why,
  for it is for them that I sit and cry.
  The "normal" people is what they are called.
  But this is a term to which I am appalled.
  They call theirs a life, and they tend to insist,
  But a life I live, and they only exist.

Carol Scerbo
Age 15
June, 1976

Re: [QUAD-L] Bible prophecy

[Greg]

If this is all you need to justify a war, then we should invade Iran and
Saudi Arabia. Thry too paid bombers families, they both had vastly more to
do with terrorists... How many of the 911 guys were Iraqi and how many were
Saudi. They both break UN rules.
1000s protested VietNam and they were correct.
Lets bomb Canada to make sure they don't become harbors for terrorists.
Our country has always believed you don't punish for someting you might do.
That sounds like the movie Minority Report.
Greg


Considering we needed to make SURE a place like Iraq (which was already
in violation of the 91 Cease Fire agreement) didn't become a safe haven
for Terrorists, AND the fact Sadamned was giving $25,000 to the
families of suicide bombers (motive, motive, motive!) AND how the Arab
world views inaction as weakness. The war became necessary AFTER
Sadamned thumbed his nose at HIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLY! (UN
Resolution 1441)
Did you know MILLIONS protested our entering WWII?
Wonder what kind of dictatorship we'd be living under now if people of
good conscience had sided with the protesters?
Think about it.
Stunt

Re: [QUAD-L] Dave - Medicare You 2005

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Lori,

You're right. Medicare pays 100% of the APPROVED AMOUNT. The home health agency can, and in my case does, bill Medicare more than the APPROVED AMOUNT. Theywill only receive 80% of the BILLED AMOUNT -- which is 100% of theMedicare APPROVED AMOUNT. I am not responsible for the difference.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA 
Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






Dave K.wrote:


"Actually the ''they'' is MEDICARE. My HHA submits a bill to MEDICARE for the visit ($100) and supplies (depends on what I've received) and the MEDICARE pays their APPROVED AMOUNT (75% I believe)."

Unlike Dr visits, lab tests, etc (which Medicare pays only 80%of the costs)Medicare pays for ALL my home health care (nurses, aides, supplies) and pays 100%. 100% in full. And I've been receiving this care since 1997 - 8 yrs.

Thank God they pay 100% because I can't afford a Medigap supplemental insurance policy. I had one for years but they kept upping the premiums to the point I could not afford the payments.

Lori :-)

Re: [QUAD-L] blood pressure

[David K. Kelmer]

I'm forwarding this to the Q-List. I think it was meant to be posted there.LISA GOLEM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Dana,
For low bp I use pro-amatine and for high bp I use clonidine. I'am a C4-5 quad for 30 yrs and have been dealing with Autonomatic Dysreflexia for many yrs. Let me know if you any questions?
Sincerely, 
Lisa"David K. Kelmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi Dana,

Antihistamines(Benadryl is a brand name)are used to relieve or prevent the symptoms of hay fever and other types of allergy. They work by preventing the effects of a substance called histamine, which is produced by the body. Histamine can cause itching, sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes. Also, in some persons histamine can close up the bronchial tubes (air passages of the lungs) and make breathing difficult. 
Some of the antihistamines are also used to prevent motion sickness, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. In patients with Parkinson's disease, diphenhydramine may be used to decrease stiffness and tremors. Also, the syrup form of diphenhydramine is used to relieve the cough due to colds or hay fever. In addition, since antihistamines may cause drowsiness as a side effect, some of them may be used to help people go to sleep. 
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA
Dana Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about benadryl--I use it as a sleeper, but take much more than it says to.Dana[EMAIL PROTECTED]- Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Cc: Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 5:05 PMSubject: Re: [QUAD-L] blood pressure I think ephedrine is the active ingredient in sudafed and actifed. It can  be gotten over the counter. One of those meds you don't want with a heart condition. john In a message dated 5/28/2005 4:53:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have the same problem Dana. My pressure is really low in the chair but shoots through the roof as soon as I get in bed. That's why I don't use any medications for my low pr!
 ! essure
 problems. I used to take ephedrine to help with low pressure but no pharmacies around here will fill prescriptions for it anymore. Eric Dana Miller wrote: My BP has been all over the map the last couple of years. I used to routibnely be 90/60 give or take even 80/50+ was normal. Since I got home from my last skin flap it is not unusual fot me to be 150/98, then get in my chair and it would drop to 90/60 or there abouts. Lately my weekly nurse has been taking it while in my chair and this last week was 150+/98. Yet at the doc office 2 days before was (with one of those machine type things that take your pulse etc.) 100/70+. I took my blood pressure 3 times during my morning routine for a week--first when my attendant got here--was always very high. Then after breakfast and on my
 back--went down a little. Last about 10 minutes in my chair, and it would be "normally" low. I showed it to my rehab doc and he did not have much to say because if he gave me something to bring it down, I would pass out in my chair. Now it seems to be consistantly higher for my "low" readings. This has been going on for several years--the really high readings while in bed, but always went back down to normal after I would get up. Lately the 'low' readings are not as low. It has been quite a while since I have had even a 90/60! I am going to see and indocrinologist (sp?) in june to make sure myblood levels and enzymes etc are all good. Got really sick last week and had a strange rash that ran from my groin area up to my belly button and up my sides about halfway. The actual sickness only lasted 1 day, but the !
 ! rash
 took 4-5 days to leave. At least the doc got to see it. Whatever it is, it was out of the realm of my rehab doc! --like he should know "everything"! :o) my 2 cents, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Re: [QUAD-L] Fwd: House Energy and Commerce Committee MiCASSA

[David K. Kelmer]

Done!

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Please contact your representative or senator on this committee.DanaFrom: "Stephanie Thomas" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "micassa list" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: House Energy and Commerce Committee  MiCASSADate: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 16:30:31 -0500- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 3:33 PMSubject: House Energy and Commerce CommitteeDear MiCASSA Supporter:Below are the members of the House Energyand Commerce Committee by state.The Health SubCommittee hears all Medicaid related billsbefore it goes to the full Energy and Commerce Committee.If you have a member on the full or subcommittee from your state pleasecontact them and ask them to co-sponsor MiCASSA (H. 910).Though MiCASSA will be politically tough to pass this year,through our
 continuous advocacy for MiCASSA, we have madechanges in the institutionally biased system through theReal Choice System Change grants, Money Follows the Person concept,and grassroots advocacy at the state level. We have seen major shiftsin the institution to community funding ratio which converts in REAL PEOPLEGETTING/STAYING OUT OF NURSING HOMES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS. We need tocontinue our advocacy at the state level.If you have questions: 512/442-0252www.adapt.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]For an Institution Free America,The ADAPT CommunityHOUSE ENERGY AND COMMERCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS*** Members of the Health SubCommitteeARIZONAJohn B. Shadegg ( R ) ***ARKANSASMike Ross ( D )CALIFORNIAGeorge P. Radanovich ( R )Mary Bono ( R ) ***Henry A. W!
 axman ( D
 ) ***Anna Eshoo( D ) ***Lois Capps ( D ) ***Hilda L. Solis ( D )COLORADODiana L. DeGette ( D ) ***FLORIDAMichael Bilirakis ( R ) ***Cliff Stearns ( R )Jim Davis ( D ) ***GEORGIANathan Deal ( R ) *** Chairperson, Health SubCommitteeCharles Norwood ( R ) ***IDAHOC.L. Otter ( R )ILLINOISJohn M. Shimkus ( R ) ***Bobby Rush ( D ) ***Janice D. Schakowsky ( D )INDIANASteve Buyer ( R ) ***KENTUCKYEdward Whitfield ( R )MAINEThomas H. Allen ( D ) ***MARYLANDAlbert Wynn ( D )MASSECHUSETTSEdward J. Markey ( D )MICHIGANFred Upton ( R ) ***Michael J. Rogers ( R ) ***John D. Dingell (!
  D )
 Ranking Member, Energy and Commerce CommitteeBart Stupak ( D )MISSISSIPPICharles Pickering,Jr. ( R ) ***MISSOURIRoy Blunt ( R )NEBRASKALee Terry ( R )NEW HAMPSHIRECharles Bass ( R )NEW JERSEYMichael A.Ferguson ( R ) ***Frank Pallone, Jr. ( D ) ***NEW MEXICOHeather A. Wilson ( R )NEW YORKVito Fossella ( R )Edolphus Towns ( D ) ***Eliot Engel ( D )NORTH CAROLINASue Myrick ( R ) ***OHIOPaul E. Gilmor ( R ) ***Sherrod Brown ( D ) *** Ranking Member, Health SubCommitteeTed Strickland ( D ) ***OKLAHOMAJohn Sullivan ( R )OREGONGreg Walden ( R )PENNSYLVANIAJoseph R. Pitts ( R )
 ***Timothy F. Murphy ( R )Mike Doyle ( D )TENNESSEEMarsha Blackburn ( R )Bart Gordon ( D ) ***TEXASJoe Barton ( R ) Chairperson, Energy and Commerce CommitteeRalph M. Hall ( R ) ***Michael C. Burgess ( R ) ***Gene Green ( D ) ***Charles A. Gonzalez ( D )VIRGINIARick Boucher ( D )WASHINGTONJay Inslee ( D )WISCONSINTammy Baldwin ( D ) ***WYOMINGBarbara Cubin ( R ) ***MiCASSA Talking PointsS. 401 - H 9101. Our long term service system is broken and must change. It wascreated 40 years ago funded by Medicare and Medicaid dollars. T!
 hese
 aremedically oriented funded services, with little or no consumer-direction,which were not originally developed to meet people's long term ongoing needsin the community. We must think out of the box and build the politicalconsensus to reform the current system to one that empowers people andallows REAL choices.o Money should follow the individual not the facility or provider.o National long term service policy should not favor any setting overanother. It should be neutral and let the users choose where services aredelivered. Current system is institutionally biased.o 65% of Medicaid dollars are spent on long term care is spent onnursing homes and other institutional services. This leaves only 35% forall home and community services which includes all Medicaid waivers, thePersonal Care Option and Home Health services.o Current system is expensive, bureaucratic and overwhelminglydisliked by recipients,
 providers and politicians.o Community services, on average, are less expensive theninstitutional services and better liked by individuals.o Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) should be the focus of alllong term services. Institutional services should be the service of lastresort.2. Demographics of our country are changing:a) Population is growing older;b) Children being born with disabilities;c) Young adults - Medical technology keeping people alive who would havepreviously died.3. People with disabilities and older Americans, even those with severemental and/or physical disabilities, want services in their own homes 

[QUAD-L] TMA Inkjet Toner Cartridge Recycling Program

[Jim Lubin]

See our web site for more information:
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Simply collect those empty inkjet and toner cartridges, box them up and
send them in using our free, pre-addressed Collection Boxes and Baggies.
The TMA will earn up to $18 (for toner cartridges) to be used toward
research for and education of neuroimmunologic diseases (which include:
Transverse myellitis, Neuromyelitis optica, Acute disseminated
encephalomyelitis, Optic neuritis and Multiple Sclerosis)
Nearly a million empties are thrown away in the United States
every day, so they shouldn't be hard to find. 
You can register online to order free shipping supplies and shipping
labels, manage your account, see live receiving reports of checked in
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and print a free customized shipping label instantly online. 
Why recycle Inkjet  Toner Cartridges? 
Recycling keeps large amounts of plastics out of landfills. Every year
over 300 million cartridges are thrown away. This means for each
cartridge, about 2.5 pounds of plastic is thrown into a landfill. It will
never go away! 
Recycling saves natural resources. To produce a single new laser
cartridge, over 3 quarts of oil are used. In contrast, a recycled
cartridge only requires 1 quart of oil to be able to be reused. Recycling
saves two quarts of oil per cartridge. This year alone, toner cartridge
remanufacturing will save over eleven million (11,000,000) gallons of
oil. 
Thank you for your support!

Re: [QUAD-L] Fwd: House Energy and Commerce Committee MiCASSA

[QuadPirate]

Done also.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 06/07/05 22:08:50
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Fwd: House Energy and Commerce Committee  MiCASSA

Please contact your representative or senator on this committee.Dana

Re: [QUAD-L] A really cool poem I found in the draw

[Bobbie299]

That is a wonderful salute to you! I would venture to guess that the young woman who wrote it is leading an extraordinary life as well.
 She went to school for, and became, a special educational teacher. Ina small wayI hopeI had some influence.
 Bobbie

Re: [QUAD-L] A really cool poem I found in the draw

[Bobbie299]

Thanks for sharing that poem. It was in '76 that I had my accident and I remember how things looked back then. Sure have come a long way in what seems a short time.
 Yea!I remember a driveway was considered a "cut curb" and bouncer's felt obligated to carry me up, or down, stairs to night clubs to go dancing. There's no where to go out dancing now days. AND there was NOCOMPUTER'S to pass the time.
 Bobbie

[QUAD-L] I'm new to the list

[tom garbisch]

Hello

I'm new to the list, It came thanks to Wally. I've been to Sunsetpines Resort, really nice place to go and Dale is a friend of mine. I'm from WI. and am curious how many are Wisconsinites out there? I'm a c3-4 incomplete quad injured in car accident9-25-98 from central WI. 

Tom
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Re: [QUAD-L] Bible prophecy

[Stuntman]

Greg,
If you followed ALL the reasons I've been listing (can't be a cherry 
picker) ONLY Iraq REPEAT ONLY IRAQ, was in violation of a cease 
fire agreement... Simply put, the war was not OVER untill Sadamned 
fullfilled ALL of the conditions set down in that agreement HE SIGNED.
UN Resolution 1441 was his LAST opportunity to fullfill those 
obligations. 
France told him not to worry about it.
So he didn't.
Then we enforced it, and now we're helping build a stable base upon 
which FREE IRAQI's will (hopefuly) create an influence which will 
spread through-out the Middle East and put an end to the type of 
atmosphere from which the Islamic Facists are recruiting. And the last 
part is why all those foriegn insurgents are so despirate to try to 
make it fail.
Stunt

 If this is all you need to justify a war, then we should invade Iran 
and
 Saudi Arabia. Thry too paid bombers families, they both had vastly 
more to
 do with terrorists... How many of the 911 guys were Iraqi and how 
many were
 Saudi. They both break UN rules.
 1000s protested VietNam and they were correct.
 Lets bomb Canada to make sure they don't become harbors for 
terrorists.
 Our country has always believed you don't punish for someting you 
might do.
 That sounds like the movie Minority Report.
 Greg
 
 
 Considering we needed to make SURE a place like Iraq (which was 
already
 in violation of the 91 Cease Fire agreement) didn't become a safe 
haven
 for Terrorists, AND the fact Sadamned was giving $25,000 to the
 families of suicide bombers (motive, motive, motive!) AND how the Arab
 world views inaction as weakness. The war became necessary AFTER
 Sadamned thumbed his nose at HIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLY! (UN
 Resolution 1441)
 Did you know MILLIONS protested our entering WWII?
 Wonder what kind of dictatorship we'd be living under now if people of
 good conscience had sided with the protesters?
 Think about it.
 Stunt
 
 
 
 
 

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Re: [QUAD-L] I'm new to the list

[QuadPirate]

Not from Wi. 
But welcome to the list.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: tom garbisch
Date: 06/08/05 15:30:10
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] I'm new to the list


Hello

I'm new to the list, It came thanks to Wally. I've been to Sunsetpines Resort, really nice place to go and Dale is a friend of mine. I'm from WI. and am curious how many are Wisconsinites out there? I'm a c3-4 incomplete quad injured in car accident9-25-98 from central WI. 

Tom


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Re: Spam Alert: Re: [QUAD-L] FOUND IT! - Medicare Home Health Care

[tahouston]

When daughter was living with me, my 
Medicare/HMO gave me 49 hours of PCA care, one visit a week from a nursing 
agency to check my wounds, and two home visits a year if I chose not to make a 
personal office visit from a doctor.

Now that my 18-year-old daughter no longer lives 
with me, they have decreased my hours to 42 hours for PCA care.

I live alone in a three-bedroom ranch in a West 
suburban area of Chicago. They told me that if I get another roommate or 
rent out a room, they will return my 49 hours. Go figure.Tom 
Houston- Original Message - 

  From: 
  S. Dial 
  To: Quadlist 
  Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 4:30 PM
  Subject: Spam Alert: Re: [QUAD-L] FOUND 
  IT! - Medicare  Home Health Care
  
  35hrs a week -- whata pipe dream!I 
  don't know of a single qualifying person who receives this amount of HHA care 
  paid for through Medicare - does anyone? Medicare reps told me it only paid 
  for 3 visits a week -period - regardless of condition that's a whopping 
  three hours (whoohoo). I didn't know about all this "agencies get to keep the 
  money" policy NO REPS volunteered that tid-bit what little I've learned has 
  been through what I could glean from their handbook and other fellow 
  sufferers, err, clients. 
  
  Steph

[QUAD-L] Welcome to the list

[Houston809]

Title: Welcome to the list



Welcome Tom
I live in Indy Ive been 2 wis. Many times
Im a c6 c7 complete gunshot aug. 22, 1998 a month b4 u 
Houston 

On 6/8/05 3:23 PM, tom garbisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello

I'm new to the list, It came thanks to Wally. I've been to Sunsetpines Resort, really nice place to go and Dale is a friend of mine. I'm from WI. and am curious how many are Wisconsinites out there? I'm a c3-4 incomplete quad injured in car accident 9-25-98 from central WI. 

Tom
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Re: [QUAD-L] Welcome to the list

[andrea murray]

Hi Tom, I live in northwest Ind and I'm going to Purdue Calumet University. I'm known as the Wheelchair Warrior. I have my bachelors in commutation and the Arts. I was hit by a drinking driver in 1993 and now I'm a Par. Wheelchair WarriorHouston809 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
Welcome TomI live in Indy I’ve been 2 wis. Many timesI’m a c6 c7 complete gunshot aug. 22, 1998 a month b4 u Houston On 6/8/05 3:23 PM, "tom garbisch" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HelloI'm new to the list, It came thanks to Wally. I've been to Sunsetpines Resort, really nice place to go and Dale is a friend of mine. I'm from WI. and am curious how many are Wisconsinites out there? I'm a c3-4 incomplete quad injured in car accident 9-25-98 from central WI. Tom

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