Hey folks, I’m in the final push towards finishing this degree, so no promises regarding regular posting. So, here’s the shorties!
It’s easy to go after the more numerous target: yeah sure, doctors make a bunch of money. So if you’re trying to reduce medical costs, they have a target painted on their collective back. Kindly don’t pay attention to the boatload of money healthcare organizations spend trying to get paid, and certainly don’t pay attention to profits.
Disconnect: To listen to the media, this proposed law in New York would let cops see if you’ve been texting before a crash. However, to listen to cops and the manufacturer of the product, it just says if you’ve been “using” your phone. So, can it tell whether I was “using” the phone legally with a hands free device? Can it tell whether I was “using” the phone to stream music through my stereo? Can it tell whether it was actually being “used” by a passenger? And can it tell whether the “use” was something I initiated, or a push notification from an app or my carrier? Unless the answer to all of the above is “yes” — and I find that doubtful — this is a dumb idea.
Vintage Vegas: nightlife.
The Freaking TPP: Maintaining [New] Balance.
Didn’t I say this?: Seriously, didn’t I say Google already had all the information? Oh, yeah. I did.
Jinkies!: Korean Pirate Ghost Ships!
And that’s all for tonight.
The insurance industry should be reformed. Cross state competition would be a first step. Insurance is a good idea gone bad. Now, most often one can afford the premiums but not to actually USE the insurance.
And trying to pay as you go, without playing the insurance game, one gets victimized by paying a WAY higher rate than would be charged for a subscriber.