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Hey Jon,
I made an album where you can upload the photos from Cars and Coffee:
http://www.wiscollectorcar.com/photogallery/thumbnails.php?album=342I’d love to see one! They look amazing from the photos but as I’m sure you guys will attest, its nothing like seeing one in person!
I remember the title for an article from The Onion: “Wolf Blitzer Locks Self in Situation Room”… sounds about right
No show for me this weekend either – I’ll be out of town. I’m really itching for Automotion to arrive!
If anyone would like to write an article about Pontiac and their memories or experiences with this historic brand, you can simply click the Add an Article link. You can edit it and save it before publishing it
Here’s a slideshow of some history of Pontiac:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/chi-pontiac-cars-photos,0,894806.photogalleryI heard an interesting view on the government bailout of GM and Chrysler today. If GM and Chrysler had been allowed to go into bankruptcy (as any other company), who would have financed their debt? No bank in this financial crisis could undertake such a big burden. Because of that situation the government would be the institution that would have to provide the funds.
Hey John,
Ryan added instructions to his excellent excel solution.
Quote:I would rather have the choice to see the physician of my choice.Unfortunately this is a common misconception about the proposed healthcare solution. You would keep the same doctor that you have now – you would not be forced to switch. Moreover, if you also want to pay for a private family physician (as some do) then that would compliment the universal healthcare package
Hi Everyone,
It sounds like it was a typical Jefferson weather-wise. I’ve posted a “Rate The Show” for Spring Jefferson so if you went please take a minute and rate it:
Here’s the linkIf you took any photos at the show, please add them to the photo gallery or send them to me and I’ll post them!
I agree Jon, that is exactly what healthcare in terms of a service. Its a basic need that should be provided to everyone regardless of income level
I can see at least 3 areas to cut unnecessary expenses:
– electronic medical records would cut costs by reducing overhead and mistakes
– reducing insurance costs by taking the “for profit” aspect out of health insurance. Right now health insurance companies make money off of people’s health which doesn’t seem right. Having someone pay their insurance loyally for years and then being dropped when they actually get sick so the company makes a profit is not right
– reducing costs for doctors (and thus reducing their fees) by giving some type of universal coverage to them for things like malpractice insurance.
