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OK....I Know I always asking and i am getting bored. 6677 Helped a lot but I got one more question.I search the net but i didn't find anything.I want to ask how i can separatethe values into this three Labels. I already use one label for the one value but i need to separatethem.How i can do it?
been over this one before
been over this one before
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/178886859/VB.zip < for my files
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.ports.serialport.aspx < official documentation for the serial port class
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took me under 5 seconds on a 100kb internet connection to get a list of google results on how to split the data over multiple labels.
Dim sentance As String = "Why,hello,there"
Dim words() As String = sentance.split(',')
Yep, was that easy, you now have an array, live with it.
You continue to ask the same questions over and over, and it becomes obvious you haven't read the links given. A "label" cannot hold data, it cannot send data. A label is something that marks a point in code. A variable holds data. You really need to learn to use Google and to learn to read a little bit for yourself. There are TONS of websites that explain ALL the things you keep asking. In fact, you have been given links to quite a few of them. It is apparent you aren't reading them and expect others to do your work for you. You don't even bother to read enough to ask the question properly, like asking how to put the data into different variables rather than "labels."
PLEASE start doing SOME of the work yourself, rather than pollute the forums with the same repeated, nonsensical questions over and over even after being given the answer (and complete programs!). Researching, learning, and experimenting are REQUIRED to build robots (and any type of engineering). If you want to build stuff you will have to learn to them. If you only want to "have" a robot, many people here will sell you one.
I think he meant a label as
I think he meant a label as in System.Windows.Forms.Label. Which also shows he hasnt been reading, as although you could theoretically use label.text as a string variable, it is bad practise to do so and I have told him so. I also told him how to seperate the data the last time he asked...
The arduino and the desktop app will speak to each other using serial communications via USB.
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I have lots of modules loaded in emacs. With some files, things get very slow. I would like to find out which module is the culprit. How could I debug this in emacs? Are there any debug settings / configuration parameters which could help me in logging the activity that emacs is performing while I move / edit in the active buffer?
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Hi - does any one know how I can free up my mainframe session while I am debugging a COBOL program in RDZ 7.6? Or is it not possible at all? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Re: RDZ 7.6 with Mainframe/COBOL2012-10-06T06:37:23Z in response to PolomanIf you're referring to your TSO terminal being locked while you're debugging, you could submit JCL that initiates a debug session in RDz, thereby keeping your TSO terminal free for other tasks.
If your request was different, reply back with steps so that we could suggest alternatives.
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Re: RDZ 7.6 with Mainframe/COBOL2012-10-09T14:45:21Z in response to zdebugThanks for reply. I am referring to RDZ session starting from TSO/mainframe CICS transaction. I am trapping an online COBOL program to debug in RDZ. Once its trapped by RDZ then the mainframe session is locked (show busy). I cannot access TPX menu (main mainframe menu from where I can access other mainframe sessions). I hope you can help me ith this.
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Re: RDZ 7.6 with Mainframe/COBOL2012-10-09T21:21:53Z in response to PolomanI do not have experience with TPX, but our IBM Session Manager product you can have Escape keys in order to return to main menu, even if the CICS session is "hang" or busy. Normally, we place PA2 or PA3 keys to switch back to the menu.
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The Rapid River is a tributary of the Beckler River in the U.S. state of Washington in the United States. It is 13 miles (21 km) long,[1] with a drainage basin of 41 square miles (106 km2).[2]
The Rapid River originates at 47°49′19″N 121°7′28″W / 47.82194°N 121.12444°W,[3] at Grouse Lake, many miles east of the Beckler River. The Rapid River flows east, then turns south, southwest and west. It collects a tributary stream flowing from Lake Janus and the west slopes of Jove Peak on the crest of the Cascades. Other tributaries flow from Union Peak, also on the Cascade crest. The Pacific Crest Trail follows the crest and parts of the high Rapid River basin. Both Jove and Union peaks are on the high crest of the Cascade Range, separating the Rapid River's drainage basin from the Little Wenatchee River drainage to the east. While the waters of the Rapid River ultimately empty into Puget Sound those of the Little Wenatchee enter the Columbia River via the Wenatchee River.[4]
From its source near the crest of the Cascades the Rapid River flows southwest and west, collecting numerous headwater tributaries. One tributary stream joins from the north and two lakes known as Cup Lake and Saucer Lake. The Rapid River makes a northward bend. Near the northernmost part of this bend the North Fork Rapid River joins. The North Fork rises miles to the north, its headwaters flowing from Pear Lake, Peach Lake, and Grass Lake, close to Wenatchee Pass on the Cascade crest. Some of the larger mountains in the Rapid River's basin include Valhalla Mountain, Scrabble Mountain, Scorpion Mountain, Sunrise Mountain, Evergreen Mountain, Grizzly Peak, and Fortune Mountain.[3][4]
In terms of river size and streamflow, the true source of the South Fork Skykomish River is the Rapid River and Beckler River, even though the South Fork keeps its name above the Beckler confluence.[5]
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- ^ "National Hydrography Dataset". United States Geological Survey. Retrieved 4 September 2010. ArcExplorer GIS data viewer.
- ^ "Watershed Boundary Dataset". USDA, NRCS, National Cartography & Geospatial Center. Retrieved 4 September 2010. ArcExplorer GIS data viewer.
- ^ a b U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Rapid River
- ^ a b General course info mainly from USGS topographic maps accessed via the "GNIS in Google Map" feature of the USGS Geographic Names Information System website.
- ^ Beckey, Fred (2003). Cascade Alpine Guide: Climbing and High Routes: Stevens Pass to Rainy Pass (3rd ed.). The Mountaineers. pp. 32, 31, 48. ISBN 0-89886-423-2.


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The American embargo against the island does not help: equipment for radiology, mammograms and cancer therapy is hard to replace, says Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations, an American think-tank.
One of the world leaders in radiology equipment, mammograms and cancer therapy is Siemens – a German company that can openly sell to Cuba. Not only that, you can even buy their equipment second hand at a relatively cheap price, just google it.
Methinks this think tank, is thinking a load of bull.
Cuba did something that was very bad many years ago. Unlike China and Vietnam that actually killed Americans by the thousands, Cuba took American companies and banks.
No not really. unlike China and Viet Nam, Cuba decided not to stop exporting their failed political system. China and Viet Nam have both embraced a system that creates wealth and well being for all their citizens. That is what the USA respects more.
"The most likely source is Haiti, which since 2010 has suffered an epidemic that has killed more than 7,000 people"
haiti, the gift that keep on giving.
I find this in poor taste. Haiti's people have suffered for centuries for a variety of reasons. It is not a malevolent being - it is a nation whose citizens are deserving of better government and less control by a few wealthy families.
Haiti's people have suffered for centuries for a variety of reasons, among them: unsophisticated, corrupt and violent. Not politically correct, but accurate.
I hope the Economist doesn't actually believe that Cuba's informant mortality rates are lower than the US.
People in socialism countries alway suffer! At least ,Cuban on the way to reform the system, not like the North Korean.
Really? Like the People's Republic of China (PRC)?? They've done well with their nominal communism, albeit it has transformed into corporate leninism with the collusion of the American Wall Street and the USCOC. North Korea is also nominally communist, but really a medieval Hermit Kingdom run by dynasts. No comparison.
"The American embargo against the island does not help: equipment for radiology, mammograms and cancer therapy is hard to replace, says Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations, an American think-tank."
I wasn't aware that the US embargo interfered with Cuba's ability to trade with the other 180 countries in the world, including Canada and Mexico. Or perhaps is it that Cuba has zero foreign exchange because it has managed to destroy its sugar and tobacco industries?
This isn't an issue of the depleted health service in Cuba alone.
This is about the collapse of sewage, water supply, health care and poverty where people can't afford basic hygiene necessities.
Pretty pathetic article full of spin-doctoring. I guess the entire food system of the United States or Germany should be called into question every time there is an outbreak of E. Coli.
Is there a public mandate in CastroCare? Seriously, The U.S. should examine Cuba's health-care delivery system and learn how a very poor, very socialist country, no longer financially lept afloat by the USSR, has managed to not merely survive, but to have thrived despite the American embargo on medical equipment and training of doctors. Imagine what Cuba could do if it were integrated into the mainstream of world health care. What a loss, driven almost exclusively by half a century of political considerations.
Based on the article, I wouldn't call Cuban health system thriving. The main reason why it manages to not to collapse is because it is very much possible for Socialist state to direct resources to a particular area and achieve good results in it, but only at the expense of all other sectors of the economy.
Quick google check shows that Cuba spends almost 12% of the GDP on healthcare, to US 17%. And what does that 12% buy you? Bring your own blankets and band aids to the hospital? Drug free pharmacies? Each cup of water you drink is a death defying adventure? When was the last time you've used a Cuban invented/made drug, medical device or procedure? I'm sorry, but that extra 5% that US pays seems to go a long way.
US does have problems in healthcare system, but looking to Cubans for solutions is like taking North Korean advice on agriculture nationalization because North Koreans do not suffer obesity epidemic.
Well, there you again. All I'm saying is that someone should "examine" Cuba's socialist health care deliverey system to see if the U.S. can learn anything good about it to incorporate into mamaCare.By the way, what's I read in the NYTimes today about M.D.s who have set up their own in-house drugstores and charge their patients (actually, charge Medicare/Medicaid)highly marked-up prices for the drugs. How do they get away with it? Call them fees for medical services rather than drugs?
Well, there you again. All I'm saying is that someone should "examine" Cuba's socialist health care deliverey system to see if the U.S. can learn anything good about it to incorporate into mamaCare.By the way, what's I read in the NYTimes today about M.D.s who have set up their own in-house drugstores and charge their patients (actually, charge Medicare/Medicaid)highly marked-up prices for the drugs. How do they get away with it? Call them fees for medical services rather than drugs?
Well, there you go again. All I'm saying is that someone should "examine" Cuba's socialist health care deliverey system to see if the U.S. can learn anything good about it to incorporate into mamaCare.By the way, what's I read in the NYTimes today about M.D.s who have set up their own in-house drugstores and charge their patients (actually, charge Medicare/Medicaid)highly marked-up prices for the drugs. How do they get away with it? Call them fees for medical services rather than drugs?
Cuba invented a cure against lung-cancer (certified) , which it has distributed for free. Unfortunately they can't export it because of the US embargo. Why? Because once that cure is avaliable for everyone, the pharma industry is going to make severe losses. The US is killing millions of people, only for profit.
There you go with your thriving system.
I looked a bit into Cuban cancer cure, and I'm not impressed. First off, it's not really a cure - it manages late stage cancer symptoms, if it works at all. Which I strongly doubt, considering that it's sold as homeopathic treatment and hasn't been tested in controlled trials.
But even if it does work, there's much more cancer managing treatments in US than in Cuba.
How hard would it be for the Castro family to release their thousands of political prisoners? I am thrilled that Cuba is doing so well without the USSR. Remind me to go there the next time I get cholera.
I am confident that most Americans would happily buy band aids and bring sheets in exchange for the Cuban type of FREE healthcare versus being financially wiped out or dead in the waiting room. Honestly the drive by medicine from doctors that see you for 5 minutes is an embarrassment. I have used public health all over the world and even had family and friends with cancer and have used Swiss, Italian, French, Cuban, Canadian, British and American health system and frankly America should be ashamed but they dont know any better. You better hope you dont have "A Pre-existing condition as an American.
At 12% to cover everyone versus 17%?
When was the last time you used Cuban healthcare? Do you know anyone that has? I believe you would have a different opinion if you had.
I haven't used Cuban healthcare, but I have used Soviet one (I was born and raised in USSR), and it was a sad experience - caring and talented people operating in facilities that were falling apart, and were terribly under equipped. And that was in Leningrad, the second most important city in USSR. If you went outside to some provincial town (that wasn't a military base or otherwise special), you were screwed. I doubt Cuba is much different.
There's no such thing as free healthcare. Socialist states pay for it in opportunity costs, others through either taxes or private maket. Whatever the case is in the countries you've listed (and they vary a lot), US is far away from a pure market system - government pays for almost 50% of all health spending, and that percentage will rise dramatically this decade. I don't think this is a desirable course.
Actually that's not entirely true. For example. the cure for insulin was given out for free and the US did not stop it. In fact the US government has done more for promoting and funding HIV/AIDS cures than any other country. The US pays more into development aid, specially related to health care than any other country on earth.
But I do love that you put the word "Certified" next to your conspiracy theory.
Actually reference to "pre-existing condition" is thing of the past in the US. I'm in Canada, some time back my girlfriend cut her hand open - it was a 6 hour wait to get stitches - now that is shameful.
But then again, tell me of a health care system that is perfect, and I will tell you there is this excellent bridge I have for sale.
Tell me of a health care system that has 'doctors' spreading cholera to average folk and I'd be worried.
Let's remember the former comunists countries: the numbers are not confident at all. The true will come when the goverment fall.
well even after the soviet governments fell, the statistics proved that life expectancy, education and employemnt were far better in the East
They said urss was a developed country. Today we know the true. After the fall everybody will know the true about Cuba.
I have not seen these statistics, they would be interesting to look at... do you have a link?
Regardless, every system of government is imperfect. A gross oversimplification would be:
1. Soviet/Communist: curves the success of all participants to an average level of happiness. No one person should be at 8% no one person should be at 98%. Everyone should be around 50%.
2. Capitalism (as fostered by Democracy): wide variance of success... small group of 98%, significant minority at 15%, majority between 40-60%.
This makes me want to read Animal Farm again. I haven't read that little novel in an age.
You don't believe communist statistics? I remember when the Soviet economy was the fastest growing on earth. Was I misled?
Mr. Flores needs a bit of balance. Poland, a former communist country, is doing relatively well. Its more of a mixed bag than all that. But he is right about finding the truth when the Castro-era gov't falls or morphs into something new.
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How have your gardens been weathering these storms?
I'm in rural Saskatchewan (a ways east of Saskatoon) and these storms have been hitting our veg garden hard. We've had hail twice, but it hasn't been as damaging as the high winds. I'm tired of tornado watches and warnings and trekking out to the garden to find shredded leaves and broken and flattened plants. I've replanted my bush beans once already and the second set is shredded again.
There's no time to replant the pole beans, dry beans, pumpkins or tomatoes, but I was hoping to replant at least the broccoli and the bush beans. Is there time or am I wasting my energy?
Sorry to hear about the damage to your garden.
We've had a lot of wind and pouring rain and the trees haven't been happy, but the veggie garden has been fine. The fence must have protected the bottom area of the yard. I do, however, have tomatoes in buckets, which I've moved into the garage every time there's been bad weather. I'm getting tired of lugging them around, but I'm bound and determined to get decent tomatoes this year, no matter what. Surprisingly, the tomatoes in the ground are fine so far.
I think I'd replant bush beans but I doubt there's time for the broccoli. However, it can't hurt to try. You may find established tomato plants at clearance prices that may be worth purchasing.
Did you see those Mammutus clouds after the storm last week? If so, weren't those the coolest things you've ever seen? Wikipedia has a really good picture.
No, I didn't get to see the mammutus clouds in person, but I think our in-laws did (they're further south). Their barn roof was blown off and smashed to smitherines. They've got bushes on all four sides of their garden, so theirs is fine, despite the damage to other parts of the yard. We, however, are unprotected on the west side of the garden close to a gap in the south side of our treeline and there's nothing but farm fields around us. Of course, the majority of these winds have been hitting us straight from the southwest, right through our weak spot. I think I will reseed more bush beans and take a chance trying the broccoli for fall. Our eldest (6) looked like she was going to cry when she saw all the broken plants. Broccoli and peas are the kids' favourite vegetables and the beans are mine. We freeze a lot for the winter.
That's too bad!
It was damage control last nigth for me from the horrible wind, tying straight a crooked tree, fix a blown over fence, broken and whipped badly some newly planted raspberry canes, blown down some fleece cover from honyberry bushes.
Everything is in a very protected area but still this much damage. Trees got whipped around pretty good, a Trailman crabapple broke a good size limb off with apples, haven't evaluated everything.
I got hail twice last year but hail season has just started.
It would be stretching to put bush beans in but one never know unless you try.
Always something, if it's not this,.. it's that!
The only good thing out of this was the one inch of rain we had here.
I've had broccoli shrug off hard frosts down to -10 C, so I think you can definitely get away with planting it. You could always throw some covers over it at night in October if gets cold too fast (it will need some exposure to light frosts before it can start tolerating hard frosts).
Because of the heatwave coming, you might be better off starting them indoors where you can keep the seeds reliably cool and moist and transplant them out a couple weeks later.
As long as you have the time and energy, I say go for it and replant the bush beans if the 2nd set is completely dead. And I hope you didn't rip out your tomatoes yet, you would be surprised how they can come back!
Almost 20 years ago when I began gardening, my mom gave me 5 'medium' tomato plants (as she called them, I didn't know about the different classifications ie cherry, cocktail, beefsteak, roma etc - she just called them medium sized). June 12 was the mother of all hail storms I've experienced ever, and the tomato plants were left as sticks, of course no leaves, but even their branches were gone. Just one green stalk rising from the ground. I was so disappointed and walked away in disgust, but when I went to take the garbage out to the alley a week later and had to walk past them - they had new shoots (probably the suckers?) budding up, by summer's end I had too many tomatoes. One evening I had 4 willing friends over and told them to bring their biggest popcorn bowls, and filled them all up with tomatoes, leaving my family with still too many. From just 5 plants.
Beans: you may have a long hot summer, and they may sprout faster than in the spring, and grow fast enough that you get most of the crop before frost. I like to support my rows with that cheap moveable wire fencing that can just be poked in the ground, my garden gets a lot of wind gusts that tend to snap the brittle plants and almost loosen them from the ground. The scalloped wire fencing stuff seems to corral the plants in nicely. Last spring the local dollar store was selling black ones for $1 each, they were longer (and more stylish!), maybe about 20 - 24" in length. I stocked up! Handy between tight rows of carrots too, so the green tops don't flop over after heavy rains/watering and things get all moldy beneath.
The storms have been intense and since the city raised the lane outside our property I did not plant anything for risk of being inundated. Good thing too as we've had lane water 20ft inside the property at the height of the storms. It drains out but the residue it leaves behind is awful. I am in talks with a lawyer but the city is doing a great job at ignoring me. I've never been so depressed as I am at the limit for raising our property.
As for the mammatus clouds this was over my house in Regina. 35mm fell in 45 minutes. All images are mine. There were a couple of great pics on CBC's site.
Wow, really awesome photos!
Just heard that Alberta is to receive heat like has not been experienced since the 60's and of course along with that comes the risk of potentially very severe weather. I'm not one who tolerates high temperatures well, though sure enjoy how it's so quickly advanced the garden ... now, just hope we can squeak by without those dang storms!
Oh no! I just came home this evening and found that my potted Pink Pavement Rose is not doing well! Many of the leaves look dried up and fried, despite my daily watering!!!
Thank goodness, the other potted plants are doing OK. It's so hot here that I have been watering my lawn daily.... hopefully, it will not be for too long.
BTW, do Pavement Roses not tolerate heat well?
Our lane was built with only drain at the north end. We are the exact center of the block. The houses to other side of us are having as much trouble except they are rental properties so there is less emphasis on flood control. I can tell you many people up and down the block are trenching. I'd say three properties up or down from us. The reason the city raised the lane is that is there was gas line tee replacement and they wanted to raise the center of the lane to acommodate flow. Problem is all the properties are sinking in expansive clay soil. One side of the garage sunk so moving water away from the structure meant going down. I've installed window wells, braced the basement, and installed weeping tile with two submersible sumps to handle the house and get some grade out to the rear of the property. The only way out of this is to get rid of the garage and relevel everything. I won't go that route as I don't want to stay in the area for too many more years. All I can say is I hope I can beat city hall! I've had enough of this town!
Ostrich, the Pavement roses are pretty darn tough things, though your rose would probably really appreciate being planted in the ground, or at least set it in a semi shaded location during this heatwave. Of course, plants in pots dry out very quickly and those in black pots can have their roots badly damaged by intense heat build up.
Collin, sorry to hear of your troubles.
It was 38C down at the Calgary Stampede grounds. Phew.
33C at my house. I don't think it went below 25C on Saturday night - I was sweating all night.
It's been years since it was like this. I think 06 or 07 was the last time.
Got pummeled with hail a few weeks ago. Just missed some a few nights ago.
On the plus side I finally got the house exterior painted :)


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I have just bought a new home and in doing so have adopted a yard full of landscaping - mostly perennials and including hydrangeas. I have never gardened but look forward to the new hobby!! So, I have no idea what kind of hydrangeas I have but they are large, white and beautiful. Very few are browning. The big question....what do I do to prepare/protect them for winter? Do I cut them back? If so, when? Do I leave them - let the flowers brown? Do I need to mulch? If so, when? After the first frost?
Where you are located and the specific type of hydrangea you have will dictate what type of winter protection may be required and pruning needs, if any. Many - but not all - white flowering hydrangeas are selections of arborescens or paniculata, both of which are very hardy and bloom on new growth. They require no special protection in winter and can be pruned back hard, but that is generally a task left until early spring.
If the type is unknown yet still in flower, posting a photo here for identification can help with more specific instructions. And let us know your zone.
I am also interested to know what needs to be done. We planted hydrangeas in my mother-in-laws yard over the summer in northern Michigan (bordering zones 4 and 5). Luckily there is no snow yet, but what should be done with them? I'm not sure exactly what type they are. The flowers bloom blue/pink/purple depending on the soil pH and are of a small to medium size.
It is critical to know the type and variety because that determines what, if anything, you need to do. Hydrangeas that bloom pink/blue are Hydrangea Macrophyllas, most of which are not hardy to zone 4 and 5 so they need protection during the winter. However, Endless Summer -a hydrangea macrophylla variety that blooms on old & new wood- is hardy to zone 4 and requires no protection.
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I'm finding the number and variety of choices are too much for me. Is there a worksheet I can fill in that would help?
DH and I have Medicare A + B + a United HealthCare policy through his former employer. The policy is not a Medigap policy but does have good drug benefits (via mail order).
I'd like to compare what we are paying with Medigap plus Drug policies. When I go online it looks like I will be annoyed by a dozen or more insurance salespeople if I fill out their forms! There are 45 plans offered in my Chicagoland area.
DH takes two inexpensive generics daily (retail cost $18/mo or $216/yr).
I take one expensive non-generic twice daily (Advair - retail cost $180/mo or $2160/yr).
Under our current policy DH paid $72.40/yr and I paid $280/yr for these meds. We paid another $175 for antibiotics, etc. So...our out-of-pocket drug costs totaled $527 for the year -- plus the cost of the policy premium (which will be $1776 for 2009 -- covers us both).
In 2008 we've paid $2500 out-of-pocket for MDs and tests not fully funded by Medicare.
In 2009 I will have the usual medical expenses like a Physical, GYN checkup, mammogram, ENT (chronic sinusitis), and I never get through a year without some MD visit for some sinus or asthma-related infection.
DH will have a Physical, colonoscopy, dermatologist. (If we don't have a Medigap policy we'll be paying 20% of those bills.) Let's use $2000 for our 2009 projected out-of-pocket 'medigap' bills.
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Medicare A + B = $2314
UHC Premium 1776
O-O-P 'gap' 2000
UHC Drugs 352
Antibiotics 175
Medicare Deduc. 270
UHC Deduc. 2000
I think I must be able to do better than $8887!
Hard question to answer. If we only knew what's going to happen down the line!
My husband and I got drug coverage at what we thought was an excellent price. $19.95 per month plus $100.00 deductable for each of us. Each year the premium and the deductable increased. 2009 will see us paying over $40.00 a piece per month with a deductable of almost 300.00 My husband, if he stays as healthy as he is now, won't even use up the deductable next year. That's about 10,000 a year for the both of us. I suspect that most plans will work that way......low intitial cost until they get your business and then big jumps each year afterwards.
BUT, and it's a big BUT, as we get older, we probably will need the insurance more and more, BUT we also are going to have a harder time making the premiums. Do we drop it? "They" say it will cost us much more if we drop it and try to enroll again later on. I am soooooo tempted to gamble on our continuing good health.
Good Luck with whatever you decide.
Hello, agnespuffin. I have a plan! Well, I think I do...
In addition to funding our Medicare Parts A & B, I'll get a Medigap policy for both of us and a Drug policy for just me. (DH's drugs only total $212/yr. retail.)
Medigap: DH's former employer is offering Aetna Traditional Choice Plans A or B. No copays, no limits. Plan A has no deductibles. Plan B has the two usual Medicare deductibles of $135 and $1068 each. Plan A runs $61/mo. for us both. Plan B is $19/mo., but considering that we will surely reach the $135 deductible for office visits it's really $41/mo. No drug coverage on either.
Drug Plan: AdvantraRX Value just for me with my expensive Advair and some antibiotics, etc. running about $2500/yr. retail. This is $498 for mail order and my Advair will be $25.50 each month.
I hope this combination will do the trick. If you spot any holes, please speak up. Do you think it's worth an extra $230/yr. to buy the no-deductibles Aetna medigap Plan A over the Plan B?
It is so helpful to have a sounding board. Thank you!


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Madonna and Diplo on the Grammys red carpet. Madonna's almost wearing a lady toreador outfit.
And I think she was trying to say anyone who doesn't like it can kiss her...after the jump...
Madonna and Diplo on the Grammys red carpet. Madonna's almost wearing a lady toreador outfit.
And I think she was trying to say anyone who doesn't like it can kiss her...after the jump...
Eddie Redmayne, who might be about to swipe the Oscar out from under Michael Keaton, makes the (back) cover of Men's Health (March 2015) and appears confidently sexy on the inside pages.
SAG honors, daughter Carrie Fisher roasts, living legend Debbie Reynolds.
Redmayne upsets Keaton, Birdman upsets Boyhood at SAG; full winner list.
NYC might get three FEET of snow.
Sarah Palin's racist, meandering speech in Iowa was so weird DNC thanked her.
Colin Farrell pushes for marriage equality in Ireland.
Jindahl believes that amending U.S. Constitution vs. gay marriage is do-able.
Diplo says Taylor Swift's fans are "the worst people in the world."
Jennie Livingston revisits her landmark Paris Is Burning doc.
Male models flash peen on the runway.
Maryland's new governor disenfranchises LGBT people IMMEDIATELY.
Unexpectedly, marriage equality in Alabama is on hold.
Carly Fiorina: Former U.S. senator & Sec. of State Clinton's never done anything.
Hillary polls better than Obama in rural areas. (Wonder why??)
Peter Knegt chats with Gordon Bowness about gay content in this year's nominated films and which films have gay creative teams...
The Oscar nominations are in, and there are some snubs and surprises.
Most shocking to me was the hardcore snubbing of Selma. It's a really good film, a biopic with a lot of nuance and artistry. It's absolutely, unequivocally on par with and I would argue better than—as a film, as a piece of direction, as a collection of performances—The Theory of Everything and The Imitation Game—and yet the achievements by director Ava DuVernay and lead actor David Oyelowo were ignored. (This guy's pissed, too.)
I have to say I must be living in a bubble, because I had thought Nightcrawler and Jake Gyllenhaal were going to be nominated. It was my favorite movie of the year, it's got nearly universal praise (far better reviews than The Theory of Everything and American Sniper), and it's a subject I would have thought voters would find engaging. It's a shame.
I wasn't in the least bit surprised that Jennifer Aniston didn't get nominated. I haven't seen Cake, but no matter how good she is, I think it is perceived pretty clearly as a naked attempt at awards, a true, old-fashioned vehicle. And Aniston has not built up the kind of serious-effort points from the Academy to be this year's Sandra Bullock or Reese Witherspoon. Plus, the film has been negatively reviewed even if her performance has drawn compliments.
The most irritating development to me (aside from the out-of-nowhere embrace of American Sniper, the movie with the worst reviews of the eight nominated and a movie I have zero interest in seeing and now many have to) is the strong showing by Foxcatcher. I found that movie compelling throughout in a dry way, but as much as I love Steve Carell, I truly think his performance is silly. It comes off as phony and the fake nose changes from scene to scene. Why is the prosthesis even necessary? His character was not that famous to the average filmgoer that capturing his exact appearance was that important. The film's credibility is also seriously damaged by what feels like a strong-armed attempt to make it into a dated ick-fest regarding a creepy homo. To be sure, du Pont was almost certainly getting off on being surrounded by those jocks, but the framing the director used of this story feels exploitative and vaguely homophobic.
Check out all the nominations after the jump, with my notes, and please feel free to share yours. Blue are the ones I say will win, and if there is a pink choice, that's the one I wish would win. Otherwise, I'm happy for the one I think will win. Got it?...
Cheryl Boone Isaacs, prez of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, has created this year's Adele Dazeem early—in announcing an Oscar nomination for cinematographer Dick Pope, she called him Dick Poop. Standing next to Chris Pine might or might not have been an extenuating circumstance.
A list of films most deserving of a Best Picture nomination that did not get one...it's crazy that some of these were snubbed.
This is a real cover that Bauer Publishing authorized. It's in print. It exists!
In Touch Photoshops Bruce Jenner into being female to fit their story.
Meet the new Osama bin Laden.
IF ONLY WE'D KNOWN: With President Romney, there'd be "no ISIS."
Romney will run in '16 (as I said). Will anyone care?
Non-naked female musician allowed on Rolling Stone cover.
Charges against Eagle bartender's assailant DROPPED.
Willam's "Boy Is a Bottom" is now in Spanish!
Baby, if I'm the bottom, you're the top!
The Bachelor's Tim Robards flashes major dick cleav. (Work Unfriendly)
Madonna confirmed for Grammys performance.
Carla Alcorn, the late Leelah's mom, continues to be a total asshole.
Miley goes full-frontal. Well, some soap suds are in the way.
Naya Rivera's hygiene tips really stink.
The GOP is gunning for Social Security. Again. Fuck their old voters.
Towleroad has Chris Hemsworth's see-through shirt dance in animated form.
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... not been the case.
We have gone through so much, that I feel like we can take anything on!
It is these defining, crucial moments in life where you realize, 'Hey, I'm changing and it's for the better!' What more could my spiritual self ask for? Without struggle you have complacency. Life is never easy, so why get your panties in a bunch when things don't go according to plan?
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... me this year!
I usually would post "A year in review!" But 2014 has come and gone. So right now, on January 1st 2015, I'm pledging to live a more creative life; one filled with abundance, mistakes, gratitude and joy.
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Ben and I spent our Christmas as follows:
- Ben made a delicious breakfast on one hotplate--Breakfast in bed.
- I painted with water colour pencils--my new found love.
- We got creative and spent a good part of our morning be artsy.
- Watched Bad Santa (Ben's family tradition)
- And we got to Skype with loved ones back home as they ...
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
... It's cold and for the folks back home reading this I know -12C is nothing, but to us, it is a pretty big deal. Especially when the majority of your wardrobe consists of tank tops and t-shirts, you learn that layering can only go so far…
Okay rant over I promise!
Today we decided to make our way to Yingze Park. We piled onto bus #51 and slowly made our way through ...
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What is it about being white and looking the part that screams prestige to second and third world nations? I am still so perplexed by this thought.
And on that note, the girls shut the door, and Ben's loud stomp awoke me from my thoughts.
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