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Use to come on channel 11 in NY.
Use to come on channel 11 in NY.
7000 I charged him!!!
Also channel 11 in NY.
7000 I charged him!!!
First one no second one won't show
Robdoe, I was not up on the first clip('Most important person', Show),My man, And, I was all-over anything that came on Channel 11/LOL, Rob, The Wacky Racers, Speed Racer, Commander McBrag(Who used to soup mad shit up, That he would state, That he was
down with/LOL), Were all cartoons that i used to watch, After coming home from school(Public school and Junior high-school During the late 60's/early 70's), Rob, The cartoons and TV shows, Which were my favorites, During the 60's/70's Were.
1.Mr. Ed(Mad funny/LOL)
2.Green Hornet
3.Top cat(Mad funny)
4.Underdog(Especially, My favorite cartoon chracter, Riff Raff, The gangsta dog, Who used to sport the black Pin-strip suits/LOL)
5.Johnny Quest(Especially the theme song, Which was rockin/LOL)
6.Get Smart(Mad funny)
7.Andy Griffith(Especially, Ernest T.Bass/LOL)
8.F-Troop(Especially, Duffy, Another cat who used to soup shit up, About himself/LOL)
9.Batman(Especially, Any show with False-Face/LOL).
10.Soul Alive(Which came on, At 12noon on Channel 11, From 1978 to 1981, Much Respect to Gerry Bledsoe/Rip.
11.Bowling for dollars(I think that was on Channel (WOR network out of Secaucus,New Jersey)
12.Green Acres(Mad funny)
13.Munsters(Mad funny)
14.Adams Family(Mad funny,Especially cousin It/LOL)
15.McHale's Navy
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Mike Barnes
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Wacky Races still comes on the Boomerang channel everyday. I didn't like the Abbott & Costello cartoon but loves the movies ( Sundays at 11 or noon) and the 1/2 hr TV show.
Mike Mr Ed. kept me out of a funk I was in when I lost my first regular job man I thought my life was over but Ed kept me laughing! Top Cat and Johnny Quest also still come on Boomerang. Nice list there man. Thanx robdoe!
Chuck, Mr.Ed, Was the funniest cat on TV, During the 60's/70',s My man(At least to Me/LOL), Chuck, The creators of Mr.Ed, Was way ahead of their time, Creating a TV show Built around a talking horse(Who used to pop much shit too/LOL), Chuck, 'Get Smart', Was
Another one of my favorite tv shows, During the 60's/70's(Especially the cat who played the role of Laraby, Who was the most stupid MF on the TV, During the 60's/70's/LOL), Chuck,Rob, Were you cats up on, 'Car 54, Where are you', Featuring, Fred Gwynne, From the Munsters, Chuck, Rob, Do you cats remember the episode of the Munsters, When,
Herman hit a baseball 13 blocks, Right into a phone booth, Where, Leo Durocher was Making a phone call(The ball Hit Leo Durocher in the head, From 13 blocks away/LOL).
Much Respect
Mike Barnes
My Favorite character on Get Smart was Hymie yo...and my favorite line "Not da Craw DA CRAW"
I remember that episode of the Munsters and I loved that show. Wasn't a big fan of 54 or for that matter My Mother the Car. Used to love me some Litlle Rascals "Yum Yum Eat em' up" and Dick Tracy "This is Heap 'o Calorie calling Dick Tracy"
Chuck, My favorite character in The Little Rascals, Was, Butch(The Gangsta acting cat, Who used to take cats off for their's, Along with Butch's man Wayne/LOL), Chuck, Simon Bar
Sinister, Was another mad funny cat, My man/LOL, Along with Va-vom(The sort cat, With The mad loud voice, That would echo, When-ever he opened his mouth/LOL.
Much Respect
Mike Barnes
Chuck, I never met your man Ozkar Fuller(Is money from Brooklyn), Chuck, Did your man Ozkar Fuller, Mix with Don Welch at Leviticus, During the mid/late 70's, Or, Carlos Sanchez, During the early to mid 80's, My man.
Much Respect
Mike Barnes
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Chuck, The only time i've ever been to Panaroma(Formerly, Town-Hill-Two), Was in 1982, When, Ralph McDaniels was mixing(The spot was going to close down, And, A supermarket Was going to be built in it's place), Town-Hill Two/Panaroma, Was on Beverly road, In
Flatbush, My man, Chuck, I've seen cats mention your man Ozkar Fuller, On the DHP Board, For a while, Though, I do not recall seeing your man Okar Fuller mix before, My man,
Chuck, That was Flowers power(Sound system), In Panorama, My man/LOL, That power(Sound system), Was shaking chandeliers, That night, When, Ralph was mixing at Panaroma in 1982, My man/LOL.
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Mike Barnes
early funk..
Slave to the Rhythm
I remember and loved all of those shows. Th good ole days of TV. You guys forgot on channel 11 there was also the Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse, and The Magic Garden.
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Yo.. that use to be my $h!t! You use to watch these.
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Tax increase
Gahanna city leadership still doesn't get it. They still insist on spending other people's
money on things that the citizens have already said they do not want or need.
My wife opened the Gahanna Water Bill (that was $240 for a family of 2, but I digress) and
inside that water bill envelop was an 8x11 inch color flyer printed in duplex and folded into
I won't get into the unfairness of that one-sided, taxpayer-funded, propaganda effort but it
should be noted.
My brief five minute research effort yielded that the printing costs alone for that flyer was
about 16 cents per sheet. And let's not forget about the labor time involved in creating the flyer,
iterating through the editing process of the flyer, running the verbiage of the flyer through
legal, folding the flyer and stuffing it into the envelope.
On the flyer, it has answers to a number of questions that voters may want answered before
the upcoming tax increase issue that was already denied. Good idea, assuming the bill payer isn't
stunned blind by the largesse of the water/sewer tax bill.
One question is, "What will happen if this issue doesn't pass?" It is presented as a bulleted
list of the usual scare items like street maintenance, old folks' care and police protection. But
it misses one important item. It does not mention that if the issue does not pass, the city will
not be able to afford to produce and distribute marketing brochures like this. Perhaps that is
because the current leadership knows that they will always waste our money on things like this
regardless of what we tell them.
We listen to the song and dance about how Gahanna needs more money and we witness this. Do we
pay our leaders to sit around in a circle and brainstorm for cute ways to market their desire to
have a bigger budget to manage?
People! Use your noggin! Look at what is happening. The tax increase needs to be denied. All
of the incumbents that support the tax increase need to go. They have no idea what "good
stewardship of our money" means. They spend our money on things they do not need to spend it on,
regardless of what we think about it, because it is all too easy to spend other people's money.
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First, I want to say, that I have many friends and acquaintances throughout the SAD 44 area as do all Andover Folks. So the fact that Andover wishes to leave SAD 44 is not an us vs. them effort.
The people of Andover feel that we must keep our school open for the town to be a viable functioning community. It is upsetting to our citizens to be left up in the air year to year not knowing if the school will continue. Therefore the town voted by an overwhelming majority to proceed with preparations to leave the district and form our own school unit. (There will be one more vote.)
Many people have gathered and studied information for the last two years to learn what this entails. The Withdrawal committee has hired two retired school superintendents as consultants and an attorney with a firm well acquainted with school law to work with them. They have also been very fortunate to have two attorneys whom live here part time volunteer many hours to help. In addition there are numerous individuals, from all walks of life ,who also have worked many hours in this endeavor.
At this time with much of its homework done, the withdrawal committee feels ready to sit down with the SAD 44 committee to negotiate an agreement. The sooner this is accomplished the better for both sides.
That way SAD 44 and Andover can turn their attention to educating our children, which is what this is all about!
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By Grace-Marie Turner
President Obama is doubling down on one of the most dangerous provisions in his 2010 health overhaul law, the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) which will become Medicare's rationing board.
In his proposed budget, the president plans to give greater powers to the panel to cut Medicare spending even more deeply than his health overhaul law already does.
The IPAB is one of the most egregious parts of ObamaCare because it puts rationing of care on autopilot. The House of Representatives is slated to vote on a bill that would repeal the IPAB this month, but the legislation faces an uncertain fate in the Senate and an almost certain veto by the president.
Nonetheless, opposition to the IPAB crosses party lines. Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ), a top Democrat on health policy issues, has said he has no interest in defending the board: "I've never supported it, and I would certainly be in favor of abolishing it."
The IPAB is to be composed of 15 appointed officials who will have the authority to make cuts in Medicare payments if per capita spending exceeds defined targeted rates. The U.S. Constitution gives the power of the purse to Congress so that elected representatives can be accountable to the voters for their decisions. The IPAB would turn this principle upside down.
In creating the IPAB, the president and Democrats in Congress wanted to take difficult decisions about cutting spending on Medicare out of the legislative process. In so doing, they gave unprecedented authority to unelected experts to make Medicare payment policy involving hundreds of billions of dollars and impacting tens of millions of seniors.
The power is unprecedented because there is to be no judicial, administrative, or realistically, congressional review over its decisions. The IPAB is supposed to take decisions outside the political arena, but that violates Article I of the Constitution that puts spending decisions exclusively in the hands of elected members of Congress.
Even with its huge powers, the tools available to the IPAB to cut spending are limited. The board cannot make structural recommendations to improve how Medicare operates; it is barred from making changes that would modernize the program's outdated fee-for-service structure or change beneficiary incentives.
The only tool it will realistically have will be cutting Medicare payment rates for those providing services and medicines to beneficiaries. This will inevitably ration access to physicians and medical treatments.
Between 2013 and 2020, the health law directs the IPAB to achieve its spending-reduction targets through cuts to the Part D prescription drug program, Medicare Advantage, and skilled nursing facility services. Since the board is forced to reduce overall Medicare spending by focusing only on these relatively smaller segments of Medicare spending, the cuts would have to be very deep to achieve overall per capita spending reductions.
IPAB is the wrong approach. IPAB needs to be repealed, not strengthened. It should be replaced with market-oriented reforms that actually address the pernicious incentives now driving Medicare off a fiscal cliff.
A smarter approach would be to make changes to Medicare on the model of the program's Part D prescription drug program that cultivates individual choice, forces providers to compete to offer seniors the best value in health care, and provides a path to sustainability for Medicare.
Serious reform proposals that would give seniors more choice and control over their health coverage have recently been offered by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) and Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC).
Instead of one-size-fits-all government plans, individual seniors could purchase a health plan of their choosing from among competing plans. All of the programs would be structured to protect seniors who are older, poorer, and sicker. Seniors would be empowered to shop for coverage that best fits their particular medical needs. And Medicare would harness the same competitive market forces that have brought down prices and driven up quality in virtually every other sector of the American economy.
The president's budget goes in completely the opposite direction by strengthening its centralized government command-and-control approach. Instead of instituting reforms that would address the real cost problems in Medicare, he is funneling power to a select group of unelected experts who would surely make changes that could seriously compromise access to care and innovation.
Repeal of IPAB is the first step to clear the path for the modern reforms that put doctors and patients, not government bureaucrats, in charge of decisions.
Ms. Turner is president of the Galen Institute and a co-author of Why ObamaCare Is Wrong for America (Broadside/HarperCollins, 2011).
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Bob Pritts
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March 11, 2012 11:30am
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My Opinion,
This is not an ideological question at all. It affects all Americans regardless of politcial views.
Ms. Turner wrote an informative commentary that should ...
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My Opinion,
This is not an ideological question at all. It affects all Americans regardless of politcial views.
Ms. Turner wrote an informative commentary that should be taken seriously by all. But, she didn't go on to tell folks about what Paul Harvey used to say ... "now for page 2, the rest of the story".
In the Affordable Care Bill (ObamaCare), on page 41, the Health Choices Commission is established. Subtitle E relates to its governance over all health care plans for all Americans and all manufacturers of health care devices as well as all pharmaceutical companies. This will be a new agency strictly under the direction of the president alone. He will choose a Health Choices Commissioner as well as those to serve on a board underneath him. Their sole job is to establish what benefits are necessary and what private insurance companies will be permitted to offer. It mandates the qualifying plan standards and benefits private corporations will be permitted, by law, to offer.
On page 44 ObamaCare goes on to present the remedies that will be used to bring those who do not cooperate in line with the law. Section (A) There will be monetary penalties for those who do not comply to the government standards as stated, and Section B Suspension of enrollment of individuals under such a plan. In other words, if you work in a private company with health care benefits, and the benefits are not in compliance with the government standards as set by the commission, you will lose your insurance until such time your company comes into compliance by offering an inferior benefits government sanctioned plan. It's designed to have all employees insured under some type of government plan that ensures their dependence on the government for the rest of their lives.
Section E goes on to say that any manufacturer of devices or medicines are prohibited from advertising their products if they have been fined during a year for a failure to report or improper or false reporting as determined by the Health Choice Administrator.
On page 856 of the Affordable Care Act law, in Section 2201, a National Health Services Corps is established. But that's another topic for another day.
Since you have not bothered to read the entire 2,600 pages of ObamaCare, let alone even the first 50 pages, you are simply too ignorant on this subject to even render a rational opinion. What I gave you is not from a right wing newspaper or blog ... it's directly from your president's law and affects far lefts and far rights equally. It would help you a lot to go read the entire bill and really understand what's in it. Until then, perhaps you should follow Abraham Lincoln's advice when he said, "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt".
Rock'n chair Rambler
Over Taxed, TX
March 10, 2012 8:44am
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"radically right wing"
If the WCN is "radically right wing", what would you call a publication by the KKK?
"no judicial, administrative, ...
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"radically right wing"
If the WCN is "radically right wing", what would you call a publication by the KKK?
"no judicial, administrative, or realistically, congressional review over its decisions. "
Sounds exactly like the EPA.
March 9, 2012 9:58pm
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Don't believe everything you read from a radically right wing newspaper people.
The Marcelina Muse
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March 7, 2012 2:21pm
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Are you on medicare? Did you vote for Obama? How you likin' him now?
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Defending the Dream
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Opposing Imperialism Is Not Isolationism
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