On Sep 26, 2007, at 11:14 AM, Charles Ballinger wrote:
Any except the gov't hospital.
What government hospital are you talking about? I take it that you
are not a veteran and no nothing about the VA. The VA is the
biggest hospital system in the world and provides very good care for
...no nothing...? I take it you mean KNOW nothing? :)
On Sunday 30 September 2007 10:57, Mark Corrigan wrote:
On Sep 26, 2007, at 11:14 AM, Charles Ballinger wrote:
Any except the gov't hospital.
What government hospital are you talking about? I take it that you
are not a veteran and no
You took wrong Mark. I'm a veteran and I know the VA system. Am I to
guess you're somehow affiliated with the VA and took exception?
I didn't say one couldn't get good care at a VA. I said, given a
choice I'd prefer a non-gov't run hospital, except depending on
diagnosis. Lots of people
If you ever had a Cortland apple from upper NY state, you would know
which is the best. :-)
Mike
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
No the vote on apple split three ways. Fuji, Granny Smith and
Gravenstein with a few outliers for Winter Banana, Macoun and
McIntosh
On 9/26/07, mike [EMAIL
The grapples are not bread to taste like a grape, but are soaked in a
Concord grape solution to achieve the grape flavor.
Stewart
At 01:23 PM 9/27/2007, you wrote:
On the Splendid Table table episode last week they talked to
an apple breeding botantist. He said they
released a variety
Winter Banana? Really? Where can you get them?
I can buy Grimes Golden, Black Twig, York, Winesap, etc. from Heyser
Farms, but they've never had Winter Banana. Do you have a source?
--Constance
P.S.: My husband works at an Apple retailer. I can ask him about some
specialized technical Mac
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If you ever had a Cortland apple from upper NY state, you would know
which is the best. :-)
Northern Spy--not only perfect for my yummy apple pies--it has the best
name.
Gotta go back to canning my apples now...
Betty
A happy employee is worth a ton of money! They help recruit business. I
know this as it is the same or similar model Churches use to grow.
The idea that the government should respond to social problems was a
product of the Reformation, part of the process of sidelining the church.
Then the
The one my doctor prefers to associate with.
What is sometimes overlooked is that Doctor preference can also be an
indicator of what are the better hospitals.
If you have a family physician and he only chooses to associate with
one particular hospital there must be a reason.
Other than
Sometimes hospitals also restrict how many doctors they will allow
privileges as well. Some very good family practice doctors have no
privileges at all, as most anything going on in a hospital involves a
specialist.
On Sep 26, 2007, at 10:33 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
What is
Adding to Matthew's comments:
The established trend is to use hospitalists. Your doc gets some
feedback, etc on your progress, but your inpatient care is directed
and managed by the hospital's W-2 employed hospitalist. I'd not call
a hospitalist a specialist other than as defined
You should also be aware that Catholic hospitals will not provide
emergency contraception in case of rape, or--for that matter--any
contraception at all.
Provision of contraception in areas where few providers are available
continues to be a problem, and not just in the case of Catholic
I think too many list members have switched to OS X. Now they don't have
any computer problems to gripe about. The rest of you need to get to work
-- install Vista or some other harebrained piece of software so we can
ponder the consequences.
On Sep 26, 2007, at 3:18 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I think too many list members have switched to OS X. Now they don't
have
any computer problems to gripe about. The rest of you need to get
to work
-- install Vista or some other harebrained piece of software so we
can
ponder the consequences.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Given the choice of three hospitals and knowing only that one was run by
a government agency, one was run by a for-profit corporation, and one was
run by a religious-charitable organization, which would your choose?
Depends on the government agency. If it is a hospital
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A happy employee is worth a ton of money! They help recruit business. I
know this as it is the same or similar model Churches use to grow.
The idea
Teaching hospitals are fine.. especially if you're stuck with some
'zebra' of a problem. Although every July and August, given a
choice, I'd lean toward the non-teaching, non-govt places.
On Sep 26, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Robert wrote:
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Given the choice of three hospitals
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Tom Piwowar wrote:
Given the choice of three hospitals and knowing only that one was run by
a government agency, one was run by a for-profit
Or maybe the last guy with a question regarding apple stuff was refused an
answer so everyone gave up.
Mike
On 9/26/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think too many list members have switched to OS X. Now they don't have
any computer problems to gripe about. The rest of you need to
No the vote on apple split three ways. Fuji, Granny Smith and
Gravenstein with a few outliers for Winter Banana, Macoun and
McIntosh
On 9/26/07, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or maybe the last guy with a question regarding apple stuff was refused an
answer so everyone gave up.
Mike
On
Silly me I voted for gala.
Mike
On 9/26/07, John Duncan Yoyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No the vote on apple split three ways. Fuji, Granny Smith and
Gravenstein with a few outliers for Winter Banana, Macoun and
McIntosh
On 9/26/07, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or maybe the last guy
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No the vote on apple split three ways. Fuji, Granny Smith and
Gravenstein with a few outliers for Winter Banana, Macoun and
McIntosh
On 9/26/07, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or maybe
Like him, hate him, think him a loon or a wise man, but Ron Paul is
definitely not cut from the same cloth as the other candidates for
President.
On Sep 24, 2007, at 3:46 PM, Randy wrote:
Someone for real, fundamental change wouldn't run for President
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Constance Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
It's not just health care.
As I see it, the underlying question is: do
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On that I see no disagreement.
A happy employee is worth a ton of money! They help recruit business
] Fw: [CGUYS] [ OT WARNING
Like him, hate him, think him a loon or a wise man, but Ron Paul is
definitely not cut from the same cloth as the other candidates for
President.
On Sep 24, 2007, at 3:46 PM, Randy wrote:
Someone for real, fundamental change wouldn't run for President
It's not just health care.
As I see it, the underlying question is: do we, as citizens, want a
system in which the highest ethical value is making more money, down to
the last penny, no matter what else is lost in the process? Especially
when some of the players who are doing the down to the
Constance,
Just addressing your one point below:
If you recall, our Supreme Court ruled that a State could use its
power of eminent domain to wrest real property from a citizen, then
give that real property to a corporation, if in so doing, they would
get more tax revenue from the
I don't quite see what the Supreme Court decision about eminent domain
has to do with what WalMart does.
WalMart often comes into a community, in spite of the community's
protests, and does whatever Wal-Mart management wants: build stores,
abandon stores, demand tax concessions, wreck downtowns.
First off.
Anyone who tries to compete against Walmart head to head is an idiot.
Walmart is the largest grocer in town, but I still shop two smaller
local stores because 1.) They carry things Walmart does not. 2.) I
like their meat selections and quality better!
I do not buy everything
Constance Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
It's not just health care.
As I see it, the underlying question is: do we, as citizens, want a
system in which the highest ethical value is making more money, down to
the last penny, no matter what else is lost in the process? Especially
when some
Is there a video featuring a better-run company like Costco--not
including 'Idiocracy' or 'Employee of the Month' [although Mike Judge's
Idiocracy was funny]? There are plenty of companies that have management
with consciences, just not Walmart--one of the most expensive places to
shop.
On that I see no disagreement.
A happy employee is worth a ton of money! They help recruit
business. I know this as it is the same or similar model Churches use to grow.
Happy members pull other newer members in though the door thereby
increasing numbers.
How to keep them happy plus make
with computers? Nothing, directly, but
since others are discussing this here, this is my 2 cents.
Randall
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Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 3:27 PM
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I
I have owned small businesses for the past 40 years. I retired in Jan 2007. I
provided health insurance for employees.
Certainly for the past 10 years, I provided a compensation package that took
the cost of health insurance into consideration. I had very low turnover as
health insurance
On Sep 13, 2007, at 10:47 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
OT WARNING!!
-Walmart makes deals with communities not to pay local taxes in return
for bringing jobs to the area.
As do many, many other business considering locating in a community.
This is
a problem with local / state governments willing to
This is an old story--see the comment below this summary of the original
debate, if you like.
On Sep 13, 2007, at 10:47 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
OT WARNING!!
-Walmart makes deals with communities not to pay local taxes in return
for bringing jobs to the area.
This is a problem with local / state
I can see an argument that society has an obligation to provide
health care to all, and that government is the best means to achieve
that. I do not see that the obligation, if extant, should in any way
fall on employers.
If one accepted that argument, that an economic entity that employs
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