Do a little yak shaving with an actor-based approach to the "Sleeping
Barber" problem.
http://www.dalnefre.com/wp/2012/04/sleeping-barber-in-humus/
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You couldn't figure out a way to put it to sleep in it's dock in a Dell
facility with something more flammable (wooly-buggers or, perhaps, their
cleaning fluid) than the motherboard?
On Apr 21, 2012, at 6:20 AM, Edward Angel wrote:
I had a somewhat similar experience with Dell.
I bought a lapt
I like the idea of returning to the way we were before WWII and the wage freeze
- paying the doctor what he needs, possibly through a retainer relationship.
There was a doctor in NYC who tried to set up a business model where his
patients paid him $70 per month (he calculated that amount based o
My fantasy is that we all get together to form a Dr/patients association and
conspire against the insurance companies.
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From: friam-boun...@redfish.com [mailto:friam-boun...@redfish.com] On Behalf
Of Pamela McCorduck
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 1:33 PM
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I've used my personal cell phone (non-smart), my work Blackberry (not very
smart), a dedicated 3G modem from work, and my personal smartphone for Internet
access on the go. I don't have a tablet - just two laptops (work and
personal). USB tethering works better for me than WiFi - the phone get
Robert, nearly none of my Manhattan doctors takes Medicare, and that's been
true for about a decade. Luckily, Joe is still working, and we pay for the
Columbia faculty medical plan, but when that stops, I don't know what we'll do.
I can't blame the docs--the fees from Medicare are negligible com
Hi, Robert,
I find the local medical situation terrifying. My daughter had to be
admitted to St. V. for an emergency a couple of X-masses ago, and I swear to
god there were blood splatters on the wall behind her bed in her room. I
am fighting allergies so bad right now they are preventing m
Owen--
I have that same type of coverage, A, B, and F (as well as D).
Medigap does not pay the difference between the Medicare B payment and the
doctor's normal fee. If that were the case you'd be readily accepted. But
it only pays the difference between the amount Medicare B pays (something
li
Move to Europe?
—R
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Owen Densmore wrote:
> Today I had my first experience of a doctor refusing my medicare insurance.
>
> This was particularly surprising because I have the Plan
> F supplement which purports to pay the difference between the Medicare
> schedul
Today I had my first experience of a doctor refusing my medicare insurance.
This was particularly surprising because I have the Plan
F supplement which purports to pay the difference between the Medicare
schedule and the doctor's normal fee. I even offered to pay for it all
myself and was refused
>From the AP wire, April 22, 2012.
...
McKay says that a day before the killings, on Julia
Hudson's birthday, Balfour told her, "If you ever
leave me, I'm going to kill you, but I'm going to
kill your family first." She didn't take him seriously,
McKay said, because Balfour hadn't a
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