Might help if you could reduce the amount of changes to the login/registration requirements to comment on your various blogs Jim. Seems like every other month I have to register a different way to access one of them or the other. lol I track lots of RSS feeds via the easy layout of the FLOCK browser and yours are the only ones that seem to make me re-register semi-irregularly. Everywhere else has been "register" let my browser "remember" and go about my business. At least this one has been stable for awhile but even it won't allow my browser to maintain its password because of the layout/format of the various options. Luckily I frequent it often enough to remember the login and password to use! lol
Make sure that dentist is "in network"for your supplemental.
This the very same socialized health care you've been bragging about already having Jim? Yup. Thought so. It's all just forced insurance purchasing my friend and always has been.
Why should they ask the American people now if they didn't care what we thought about billions for corporations banks and war? Why should they haggle over how to pay for meager unemployment benefits when they didn't bat an eye over all that's gone before? I say foul. There is nothing to debate. Extend the damned benefits and forget about it. Their horseshit economics caused the situation the American people are suffering through!
If you think it over for a bit you'll find that the parties have swapped roles in recent history. Except the Republicans have literally gone off the deep end. Witness the behavior on the floors of Congress. It's literally no different than watching Jerry Springer!
I love this. where did you get it made?
And the actual unemployment rate is much higher. It doesn't include the thousands that ran out of benefits nor the thousands that never qualified or who're now vastly underemployed. 30% of the unemployed are among the lowest wage earners and only 3% are from the highest paying positions.
Internet streaming and real time content delivery is resulting in the appropriate lessening of demand for snail mail.
If the possibility of remote monitoring in this manner wasn't included in the signed agreements, it's clearly a violation of privacy. If it had been, say, even use of mics or key loggers, I'd never sign such an agreement in the first place but many parents are so woefully ill equipped to read and comprehend such documents they'd likely be unaware of the possible ramifications of signing them anyway.
I'm one of those parents that can easily locate and disable such things.
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