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Directed by Christo Honore, 17 fois Cecile Cassard stars Beatrice Dalle as Cecile, who is having a terrible time getting over the accidental death of her husband, Thierry (Jerome Kircher). Hoping to find solace, Cecile drives to Toulouse and rents a room in a seamy hotel. Within days, Cecile has succeeded in attracting a bevy of gay men and sexually-charged young boys. Though they succeed in offering Cecile some much needed companionship, it isn't until she meets Matthieu (Romain Duris), who offers to father her child, that she believes herself to have found a second soulmate. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide
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Study for I Know'd It Was Ripe
In contrast with the previous generation of American artists, Hovenden and his peers (most notably Thomas Eakins) added photography to the list of media in which they executed preparatory images for paintings. This drawing of a favorite model, posed as he would appear in the finished painting, was probably based on one of numerous photographs that Hovenden is known to have taken of the young man. The artist's reliance on a photograph would account for the rather summary, intermittent quality of the pencil line that delineates the contours of the figure. The broad shading of the head anticipates the strong contrasts of light and dark that Hovenden sought in his broadly brushed canvas.
- Artist: Thomas Hovenden, American, 1840-1895
- Medium: Graphite on tan wove paper
- Dates: ca. 1885
- Dimensions: Sheet: 14 1/2 x 12 in. (36.8 x 30.5 cm) Image: 11 x 8 in. (27.9 x 20.3 cm) (show scale)
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- Accession Number: 1993.85
- Credit Line: Gift of Martha J. Fleischman
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- Caption: Thomas Hovenden (American, 1840-1895). Study for I Know'd It Was Ripe, ca. 1885. Graphite on tan wove paper, Sheet: 14 1/2 x 12 in. (36.8 x 30.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Martha J. Fleischman, 1993.85
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Men in Black 3 Movie
Last night i watched Men in Black 3 movie. According to me this was the best part of Man in Black series. Sound of this movie was awesome. This movie is the best movie of 2012. Acting of Will Smith was awesome in this movie.
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hmm i have been wanting to watch this one..loved the first..the second was sort of a win lose for me..3rd should be awesome:)


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That was some flat out Satan-level evil.
I loved it. It was just what the feud needed.
Ehh. It was cool, but I feel like they should have done more. It wasn't enough.
Hated it. So distasteful and such a horrible way to build a match.
Indifferent. Not to sure how to feel about it honestly.
I'd rather have nothing than have a lie.
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In a society with an insane amount of homophobia this was a pretty tasteless move.
The two guys should have started necking.
Posted 02 December 2012 - 18:14
Oh no...we're so insecure in our masculinity that we can't hold hands...
Posted 02 December 2012 - 18:20
that wouldnt be a problem for me ... but to be forced to do this is just wrong and IS against human rights (in my country it is anyway) you dont have to be insecure about holding a dudes hand to be embarrassed by it...
Posted 02 December 2012 - 18:23
Oh really? Name a single other reason to be embarrassed...
Posted 02 December 2012 - 18:35
all the people staring at them .... while they sit in the middle of them the big circle of people ... on school chairs .... not being funny but I hate being stared at ... and I hate people taking my photo .... I find it degrading like im some kind of circus chimp .... people may have been picking on them for them holding hands but does not mean those two are embarressed about holding hands just the absurd amount of attention ....
its not what you do its how others treat you for it.
Posted 02 December 2012 - 18:58
I find it humorous that in your attempt to prove me wrong your post points out why I am right.
Just sitting in two chairs wouldn't have led to a crowd. It was the holding of hands that caused the issue. The fact that it embarrassed them allowed the crowd to exploit that discomfort.
If they hadn't cared about their own personal image the crowd wouldn't have had anything to thrive in.
As I said insecurity...
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Mesa district: Punishment of holding hands violated policy
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I just Want to thank Korn!
15 Years ago i was 12 , Thats the first time i showed any interest in music.
After hearing Freak On a Leash, I inmedialty identified myself with their music.
I discovered Korn just in time , i dont know if i still would be around or the same person today if i didnt.
they gave me the strenght to go on living in a fucked up situation filled with drugs,self hatred, hate,anger, not knowing where to go or where to belong.
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You should post this in blogs to get points It's cool! Their music has helped alot of people in the world!


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The Wilson Phoenix's home basketball opener was held on Wed, Dec. 5 in the Frank E. Gannett Memorial Field House
The opposing team was the Lancaster Bible College Chargers. Both teams were very eager to play the game and a large audience cheered them on. This match with the Chargers was a very difficult and tense game. In the first half alone the Chargers scored 15 points on foul shots. Wilson was working the rest of the game to keep from giving those easy points to the other team through fouls. Wilson put together a good first half of basketball despite all the fouls that were called on them. In the first half the score was 24-29, Phoenix versus Chargers.
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"Our strongest point this year is going to come both offensively and defensively. Individually each player plays both offense and defense, but naturally some of us prefer one over the other and naturally excel at the one we prefer. With the players we have this year, we have a good amount of strong defensive and offensive players, which allows us as teammates to learn, support, and teach our teammates; which will overall help our team create a well-rounded offensive and defensive game," said Ashlee Yealy '15, one of the basketball team's season leaders.
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Diablicos restaurant in the city's Old Town sector also offers traditional food plus evening shows, with varied folk performances that include indigenous dances for an authentic dining experience. 228-9495
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Photographer wants to 'Google-ize' BenningtonBy Patrick McArdle
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Eric Wood, a local photographer, holds up the Google business listing for the Brown Cow Cafe outside the business on Friday in Bennington. Wood is trying to get all the town's businesses to take part in the virtual tour which allows customers to visit a Bennington store online.BENNINGTON — A local photographer is working with the town, the Better Bennington Corp. and the Bennington Area Chamber of Commerce to "Google-ize" Bennington by getting a large number of businesses to take part in a program that allows people to virtually visit stores online.
The Google program, which has already been introduced in Rutland, allows online users to look inside a business. The user gets a 360-degree view of the business and can click through to look around or look more closely at items.
In Vermont, Eric Wood, a local photographer, became one of the earliest photographers associated with the program. Wood said on Friday that he knew many photographers who hoped to get businesses involved were working with the business owners themselves one at a time.
"That's fine but what I wanted to do is I really wanted to make this a program that was unique for the town of Bennington. So the first place that I went ... is rather than go to the businesses, I went directly to (local business leaders) and I said, 'I can do it and I want to do it more as an event in Bennington. I want to Google-ize the town of Bennington,'" he said.
Wood said he spoke with John Shannahan, executive director of the Better Bennington Corp., Michael Harrington, community and economic development director for the town of Bennington, and Joann Erenhouse, executive director of the Bennington Area Chamber of Commerce, about his idea.
"Everybody was of the same opinion. We didn't want to do one business, two businesses, three businesses, we wanted to do the town," Wood said.
To that end, the Better Bennington Corp., an organization that promotes and supports Bennington's downtown, is already offering an opportunity for a limited number of businesses to sign up for the program at a reduced rate. Wood said this offer is limited to members of the BBC but a similar agreement is in the works for members of the chamber.
"We want this to be an event. We want every business to be in a position to be able to do this. ... We don't want anybody to be left out. We want to make sure the entire town is on-board with this project and we want this to be something that no other town in Vermont has ever done," he said.
There are already a few businesses in Bennington that can be visited online, including Fiddleheads at the Four Corners, the Brown Cow Cafe and the Elm Street Market, but Wood said the push will start in May to have as many other businesses as possible take part.
In a recent interview, Harrington said he hoped that potential visitors to Bennington would be attracted to the area by visiting the town virtually and being able to not only see pictures of the area but go inside its various businesses through the Google program. Harrington said he thought it would be a good tool for promoting the downtown in particular.
While Wood has worked with the chamber on marketing events, his effort to Google-ize Bennington is something he is pursuing as a photographer and not directly connected to the chamber.
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Just wondering if a Nac Mac Feegle returns to the land of the living, does Death come for them? I remember when Tiffany showed the Hiver how to die and Rob Anybody gave Death a headbutt he said "I wasn't expecting a Nac Mac Feegle today".
Does that mean he would return a Feegle to the land of the living or does Death bring them into Discworld when they die in the land of the living?
I think I'd like to come back as a Feegle when I die. A culture where excessive drinking, stealing and fighting is morally acceptable doesn't sound that great off the bat but, when you consider that if you were a feegle you would like that sort of thing, it sounds like heaven.
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CHIPLEY — The Washington County Board of County Commissioners declined paying two employees their accumulated sick leave during Thursday's meeting.
Commissioner Todd Abbott asked the commissioners to consider paying 100 percent of the accumulated sick leave to two employees who were laid off during the recent reduction in force at the county annex.
Ellen Byrd, who was the county's administrative assistant, and Malcolm Gainey, who was the county's computer systems administrator, were both laid off by the county when the county commissioners voted to not fund their positions in September.
"These were two long-term county employees, and they did not have adequate time to use their sick leave before they were let go," Abbott said. "I would like to see these two employees paid for their sick leave."
County Attorney Jeff Goodman said that the two employees were not eligible based on the county's vesting schedule, which requires an employee to work for the county for 30 years before being eligible to receive 100 percent of their accumulated sick leave in the form of pay.
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"Historically, a reduction in force is treated as a good faith separation, almost like a retirement." Goodman said. "Based on policy, it takes six years to be 25 percent vested, and 15 years to be 50 percent vested. After 20 years, the employee is 75 percent vested."
"You are the board, and you can do what you want, they're your policies," Goodman said. Going by policy, however, neither employee would qualify to be paid for their unused sick leave.
"My point is that two people lost their careers for budget cuts," Abbott said."
"We have followed county procedure correctly," said Board Chairman Alan Bush. "What we are discussing is whether to change the policy or stick with it."
"If there were any way under the system we could have called it, I would have," Goodman said. "My job is to call it a ball, strike or an out, and there was only one way I could call this one."
The board split 3-2 on the issue, with Commissioners Lynn Gothard, Bush and Charles Brock voting against paying the sick leave, while Abbott and Joel Pate voted in favor of the motion.
The board was also denied a request from the Washington County Tourist Development Council to provide a vehicle and credit card for TDC Executive Director Heather Lopez.
County Coordinator David Corbin told the board that he had met with Lopez and TDC member Scott Sweeney and the TDC was requesting a vehicle for Lopez to use to travel to various events on behalf of the county.
In the past, the TDC has used county vehicles and county credit cards for gasoline on trips, but the TDC is funded from a 3 percent bed tax which is collected by the state.
Chamber Executive Director and TDC member Ted Everett explained the funding for the TDC and pointed out that Lopez is a county employee who is paid from the TDC budget, not from the county budget.
Lopez was recently promoted to executive director of the TDC and received a raise, which Bush said was poor timing on the TDC's part since the county was having to lay off employees while the TDC was giving raises.
"She ran the TDC single-handed for five years," said Pate, who also serves on the TDC board. "This is just more of your grandstanding and I am not going to listen to it. The TDC has a good board, it's the best board in the county." Pate gathered his things and left the board meeting.
Bush said he has been concerned in the past as he was signing off on TDC expenses, but he gave the organization some latitude.
"If she isn't paid by the county, then don't ask us for a car or a credit card," Gothard said.
"My point exactly," Bush added.
Everett said the state dictates how the TDC is funded, and noted that Lopez is a county employee in terms of benefits, "The state stipulates that we cannot commingle county and TDC funds," he said.
Goodman recommended the county coordinator discuss the situation with the TDC and negotiate a satisfactory agreement between the county and the council.
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6 years ago today...
On July 18, 2007 it rained all day - on my day off. So I decided to sit out the downpour and try my hand at something I'd been thinking about for a long time. I decided to try to get a blog off the ground.
To my surprise, it wasn't at all difficult and by the end of the day A Concord Pastor Comments occupied a small niche in cyberspace. I emailed some friends about my blog's existence and soon thereafter I "published" it, making it available to all and accessible by search engines.
This is post number 4,990. I'm fairly certain I've posted every day since I began and it's been, indeed, a labor of love.
Over the years the shape of this page has moved away from commentary on a variety of issues and has come to focus on prayer, spirituality and Sunday worship -- and I'm pleased with the direction this has taken.
Everything posted here is also Tweeted (@ConcordPastor) and posted on my FaceBook page. Through reTweets and FaceBook "likes" and "shares"; through fellow bloggers linking to my my posts; through parishes reprinting my prayers in their Sunday bulletins and sharing them on their websites; and through my readers emailing and forwarding, and printing and sharing my posts: my words reach an ever expanding readership and for all of this, your collaboration, I'm very grateful! You are all very much part of the work here.
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That's a lot of posts. Congrats to you, Austin!
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I want to say "Happy Birthday" and many many more!
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|Winner of the Best Wildcard/Funny category. Photo by Emily Grimm
The Office of International Services is proud to announce the winners of our first annual international services photo contest.
2011 International Photo Contest Winners:
Best Cityscape:
Molly Gries (Rome)
Lauren Ziegler (Paris)
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Justin Mathes (Australia)
Joseph Ahlers (Sahara Desert)
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Carly Bernard (Egypt)
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Aaron Moores (Strait of Gibraltar)
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Jon Schwendeman (Australia)
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The solution of any geometric problem begins with an assumption, and the assumption in this week's political geometry is that the Supreme Court will overturn the Affordable Care Act that first opponents, then the rest of us, have come to call Obamacare. This may or may not come to pass. Judicial history is rife with Supreme Court oral arguments that seem to go one way only for the decision to go another. The great irony of Obamacare, of course, is that its most controversial provision, and the thing about it that has rallied conservatives against it, was itself a conservative article of faith for the past two decades right up to the moment that Barack Obama embraced it; and this is the notion—originally advanced as a response to Clintoncare by the right-wing Heritage Foundation and then championed until as recently as three years ago by Republicans, including former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and former speaker Newt Gingrich—that the government could and should compel individuals to take responsibility for buying their own health insurance. The right liked this idea precisely because it put the financial onus of health care on individuals rather than where President Bill Clinton believed it belonged: on the businesses that employ individuals.
This past Tuesday, the second day of the Supreme Court hearings, made apparent that skepticism abounds among the Justices about the constitutionality of this part of the plan. By the end of the next day, Wednesday, everything was more ambiguous, not only judicially but politically when a consensus manifested itself that, without the individual mandate, the law as a whole is either meaningless or so difficult to understand as to be impossible to uphold, let alone execute. What complicates the situation particularly for Anthony Kennedy, the man in the Court's middle and the pivotal justice in this matter, as in others, is that notwithstanding opponents' arguments as to its radicalism, the Obama plan was a compromise with conservatives, or an attempt at one—a middle-course approach finally embraced by a president who himself had raised questions about the mandate—and if the middle course should be struck down, then the Court has left the country facing two choices. One is a more far-reaching plan by which either employers or the government itself provides health-care coverage. The second is no plan at all, which is to say a status quo that even honest conservatives know is unsustainable for a national economy devoured by health care in exponentially-growing percentages.
Both history and budgetary reality dictate either some kind of health-care reform or monetary cataclysm. Should the Court strike down the mandate on the basis that, as Kennedy put it Tuesday, the compulsion forcing individuals into the health-care market fundamentally changes the relationship between the individual and the state, and should the Court thereby demolish the first-ever such reform to pass Congress, it's not overstating things to suggest that the decision will leave the country in a kind of crisis. While it's difficult to imagine that the Justices are unaware of this, it's hard to know to what extent they take such a consequence into consideration, notwithstanding Justice Antonin Scalia's musings during Wednesday's session about what is legislatively feasible (this from the most outspoken critic of judicial activism, by which Scalia means not activism from the right but from the left). In the meantime the Obama campaign has three months to ponder what lemonade is to be made from the lemon and whether such a crisis can or should be transformed into a referendum. To be sure, this is a cynical consideration in the face of the havoc that overturning the act will have wrought, but campaigns are in the business of cynicism, and as they've done so often Republicans will cast the argument in its most malevolent terms, aimed at the heart of Obama's legitimacy as both president and American, suggesting that the subversion of the Constitution by a former constitutional scholar pledged to uphold it verges on the impeachable.
It's still not unthinkable that the Court could decide in favor of Obamacare 6-3, with Scalia, Samuel Alito, and Clarence Thomas the dissenters. Both Kennedy and Chief Justice John Roberts have enough historical ego to weigh not only where all this is going and where it could all lead but where it could leave the Court—and Roberts and Kennedy—in the eyes of history. They may already suspect posterity will take a dim view of recent court decisions involving voter registration and campaign financing, and whatever their personal ideological misgivings, neither may want to be attached to what in practical terms can only be one of the most controversial and pandemoniac decisions since Dred Scott. In what currently unfolds as the Be-Careful-What-You-Wish-For Election, the Court's ruling has the clear capability of enflaming and motivating whichever side "loses" and thrusting ownership of this vexing issue on whichever side "wins"—including Republicans if the individual mandate they once cherished and now so loathe is struck, and Democrats if the act is upheld and thus becomes something to be defended before a public conflicted and confused about the issue from the outset. When the assumption in a geometric equation turns out to be wrong, the mathematician starts over, and sometimes the assumption proves something else entirely.
Fri, 2012-03-30 11:45
Fri, 2012-03-30 15:26
If the individual mandate is struck down it will be very important to have some organized avenues for the people who support a universal coverage, single payer system to have their voices heard. As somebody who spends about $15,000 a year for a crummy high deductible insurance plan for my wife and I, I am ready to donate time, energy and money into seeing a universal coverage, single payer plan succeed.
The best thing the American Prospect could do right now is get ready to inform us as to which organizations are ready to lead this kind of fight so that we can productively put our resources to work.
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Sat, 2012-03-31 17:40
Geo77 - I couldn't agree more with your assessment that single-payer advocates must be ready and waiting to unleash an undeniable demand for single-payer if indeed the Supreme Court opens the door for us, and maybe even if they don't. I have hoped in vain for media sources like The American Prospect to give Healthcare-NOW! (www.healthcare-now.org), Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP - www.pnhp.org) and the many statewide single-payer organizations some attention. Perhaps now, they will.
But I also want you to know about the Demonstration for Universal Healthcare happening on October 6 on the National Mall. As Chief Organizer of DUH (as in "Does America need a new healthcare system? DUH!"), you and your wife are exactly the kinds of people we're looking for to help us make history and propel the cause of single-payer forward.
Just as the civil rights movement was invigorated and propelled by the 1963 March on Washington, we believe if we get enough people to show up on the Mall, enough voices joined together to prove to our legislators, to the media, maybe even to each other that single-payer IS the thing that the American people want, there will finally be movement towards true universal healthcare in this country.
Your situation is not rare, unfortunately. Of course single-payer would provide you with the actual care you need, as well as saving you thousands of dollars, since there would be no constantly rising premiums, co-pays, deductibles, or co-insurance, but it's not just good for individuals. It's good for business (no more rising premiums, passing costs on to employees, no more workers' comp, separate costs for dental and vision, no more wrangling over benefits with unions or pension funds AND all your employees and their families would have access to the care they need, thus would be happier, healthier, more productive workers). It's good for the economy - the thousands saved by individuals and businesses would be available for purchasing good and services, expanding businesses, allowing for innovation and entrepreneurial endeavors. There would be no more Medicaid, children's insurance programs, AIDS Drug Assistance Programs. Pharmaceutical companies wouldn't lose billions providing low cost or free medications through patient assistance and co-pay assistance programs.
The only people who would have legitimate reasons to be against it are the insurers of today and even they would still be able to sell outrageous policies to the wealthy whose cosmetic surgery, experimental, unproven treatments, and unapproved drugs wouldn't be covered. Of course, the so-called "Christian Right" would object, along with Libertarians and Tea Partiers simply because they don't believe that healthcare is a human right that everyone deserves. I always want to ask them if they think Jesus charged a co-pay or refused to treat people with pre-existing conditions.
In any case, if you (or anyone else reading this) would like to help DUH become a reality, visit the website at www.duh4all.org and email me at email@example.com. We can do it, but we have to do it together, with courage and conviction!
Sat, 2012-03-31 22:50
I do not believe that there exists anywhere in the world today a trend toward
moving services or functions of any kind to massive top-down run government bureaucracies?
Single payor could have been put in place 50 to 70 years ago, but it is not going to
happen now.
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Fri, 2012-03-30 16:46
If only the "mandatory purchase provision is struck down (as I think it may well be) but treed as severable (as I also think is both likely and correct), Then Congress could readily still tap into private funds so to cover most of the new costs the act newly imposes on the affected insurance companies by providing a "carrot" instead of its invalid stick, i.e., either a "deduction' for the premiium amount paid by the individuall to acquire and maintain the minimum health insurance policy as otherwise require by the law, if not a dollar-for-dollar tax credit, as still used in some few other instances. Either approach, each plainly constitutional, would predictably bring in most, perhaps nearly all, whose additional premium payments would sustain the financial viability of the balance of the act.
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Fri, 2012-03-30 16:36
If only the "mandatory purchase provision is struck down (as I think it may well be) but treed as severable (as I also think is both likely and correct), Then Congress could readily still tap into private funds so to cover most of the new costs the act newly imposes on the affected insurance companies by providing a "carrot" instead of its invalid stick, i.e., either a "deduction' for the premiium amount paid by the individuall to acquire and maintain the minimum health insurance policy as otherwise require by the law, if not a dollar-for-dollar tax credit, as still used in some few other instances. Either approach, each plainly constitutional, would predictably bring in most, perhaps nearly all, whose additional premium payments would sustain the financial viability of the balance of the act.
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Fri, 2012-03-30 22:57
As a lawyer who has pracitced Constitutional law and taught it for many years I find this whole debate entirely political and the equivilent of asking "how many angels can dance on the head of a pin." All Congress would need to do is change the wording and instead of a penalty for not buying insurance change the wording to "tax." Congress has almost unlimited powers to tax so the whole issue is merely a matter of semantics.
Additionally the federal government requiring an individual to buy health insurance is hardly a new concept. In 1798 Congress passed a law requiring sailors to buy health insurance and it was signed into law by one of our preeminent founding fathers; John Adams.
Sat, 2012-03-31 07:12
The people who say everyone should pay insurance premiums or pay a fine forget that there are millions of Americans who live on the streets, who are without income save what they can forage from panhandling. They cannot afford to pay either premiums or fines. For the most part, they are physically or mentally disabled and couldn't work even if there were jobs available for them. How are they supposed to fit into the ACA? What does Congress or SCOTUS care about them?
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I cannot understand why the Obama Administration chose to argue that if the mandate is struck down the insurance reforms should go, too. Yes, I understand that without the mandate there will be issues of adverse selection and "death spirals" of premiums. But why would the Administration not want the insurance industry to have a stake in fixing the legislation? Give the industry a dog in this fight, too. (Close observers will note that the ONLY amicus briefs filed in favor of the Administration's severability argument were from the insurance industry and the actuaries.) One more episode of the Administration compromising with itself.
Sun, 2012-04-01 21:16
Healthcare is a fundamental human need. Access is not equal if it depends on wealth. Our healthcare delivery system should include neither employers nor insurance companies. It should not be focused on anyone's bottom-line, but on improving health and healthcare for all.
Healthcare is a fundamental human need. Access is not equal if it depends on wealth. Our healthcare delivery system should include neither employers nor insurance companies. It should not be focused on anyone's bottom-line, but on improving health and healthcare for all.
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Merry Christmas (Yuletide Revels)
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