A second opinion.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/272078.stm A graph of cancer
rates/survival/costs.
Not sure who said it, but sometimes it's true...our system is the worst in
the world, except for everything else. I believe it was said about our
government system but it seems to hold true
So we're a for-profit nation and the countries/continents without any
form of universal health care are the African continent (yes, the
entire thing sans South Africa), China, several Middle Eastern
countries, and a few South American countries. Gee, I feel so good
being with such
On Aug 13, 2007, at 12:06 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Steve when you say ATT was involved one time before. Remember that
this ATT is not the same ATT that existed a number of years ago.
From what I recall hearing yesterday on the radio when this subject
was being discussed, it was
I lived in Canada for 4.5 years and all my in-laws live there still.
Canada's health system is different than ours. They have mandatory
health insurance, but the province administrates the health insurance
so it makes sure everyone can afford it. I do not know how much it
is but it is less
The idea that America's health care system is the best is highly dubious,
you can cherry pick diseases (and interpreting them is highly misleading,
eg how many African Americans die of high blood pressure or
diabetes before they get a chance to die of cancer...) but in general
the aggregate
By the way, the U.S. already has a single-payer health plan that works
fairly well - it's called Medicare. It is not perfect, but it
provides a huge amount of healthcare, in America, with the least value
coming from the Republican-mandated free-market portion called
Medicare-Advantage
I have not been asked to boot my computer in some time.
They just Xray them.
Stewart
At 10:16 AM 8/14/2007, you wrote:
Nine years ago, when boarding a plan in San Juan, I was asked to
boot a laptop I was carrying with me to prove it was what it appeared to be.
Tomorrow I want to take a
If you have a laptop that is non-conventional (I used to have a 17 in
white-box long before there were 16 in devices; currently have a 19 in white
box), in the smaller cities, some jackasses are tempted to OPEN THEM UP. I
have had a knock-down drag out with these poorly trained excuses more than
Bert, I didn't write the article so point your petulance somewhere else.
Mike
On 8/14/07, Bert Brehm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And the United States has a higher infant mortality rate than
Cuba. So much for your opinion.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/r
John,
I just flew to China three weeks ago and while there took two plane flights
within the country. Not only did the US TSA inspect my laptop but so did
the Chinese airport security folks. No one in the USA or China requested a
power on or other proof that the laptop functioned. In the US
This has been covered well by others, so the only think I will add is that they
realized some time ago that if you were smart enough to place a bomb in a
laptop, then you were smart enough to figure out how to have the damn thing
turn on regardless. So powering on per se proves NOTHING. What
I've heard that the Basic is too basic and leaves lots of things off
and Vista HP is about the sweet spot with Ultimate being not worth the
expense. Here is a link for a site comparing the flavors.
http://techgage.com/article/windows_vista_version_comparison/
Including
Home Basic vs. Home
Thanks John and others. I have decided to get the HP Pavilion despite
Tom's trashing because that was 4 years ago.
Dell couldn't come close to the price. I'll give you a report on it as
I get into it.
I got a blue-tooth mouse for it because the mouse pad was a little flaky.
Steve
John Duncan
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson Inkjet
cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished cartridges?
If this was discussed previously, let me know and I'll find the thread
on my saved messages.
Thanks,
Steve
My specific printer is an Epson Stylus Photo
I lived in Canada for 4.5 years and all my in-laws live there still.
Canada's health system is different than
ours. They have mandatory health insurance, but
the province administrates the health insurance
so it makes sure everyone can afford it. I do
not know how much it is but it is less
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson Inkjet
cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished cartridges?
Epson needs the money.
Some ink cartridges have an electronic chip that identifies it. The
printer won't use a cartridge it can't identify. Some 3rd party
I use a HP Pavillion and it is adequate but not stunning. Just
fighting through with a weak on board video card problem. It won't
run a piece of software my daughter wants desperately. Time for a
dedicated video card I guess.
Did you go for for Home Premium?
On 8/14/07, Stephen Meskin [EMAIL
Weak video chip is just the start... the motherboard chipset is also an
issue. I too would say you pretty much get what you pay for ... and
getting less translates into having to buy a new computer sooner. HP is
typically just not as robust or standardized or as well designed in
parts and
On Aug 14, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Stephen Meskin wrote:
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson
Inkjet cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished
cartridges
I use third party cartridges exclusively in my Epson. However, I
only buy cartridges that have
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