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- Universal Emergency Coverage Through legislation the government has imposed universal coverage for all patients seeking emergency care. (This is overall a good thing.) This legislation however provides no means to pay for it. |
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- From The Crimson, with selected quotes and commentary from this article: About two weeks ago, some students at Harvard, members... |
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- Yep. Just sitting here. Not much going on (Yawn). Let's see, gotta figure out how to do this bookmarklet thing. Yep. |
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friday five (Feb 28 2003 13:45 GMT) - the friday five Feb 28, 2003 1. What is your favorite type of literature to read (magazine, newspaper, novels, nonfiction,... |
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friday five (Feb 28 2003 13:45 GMT) - the friday five Feb 28, 2003 1. What is your favorite type of literature to read (magazine, newspaper, novels, nonfiction,... |
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- Band Lawyer Says Nightclub Wanted Pyrotechnics: "On Nov. 20, Denis Larocque, the town's fire inspector who is also a Fire Department battalion chief, visited the club as part of the establishment's application for a renewal of its liquor license. He noted a few minor problems, such as a door that opened the wrong way, and an open gas can in the basement, and returned twice more before certifying the club in December. " |
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- This is interesting - prices are starting to fall in the pay as you play WiFi access game. [...] The report suggests few people use the pay services (which is what I've observed). My own belief is that coffee shops are better served by sponsor nets - the examples I've seen are much better than the paid services. [Steve Crandall's Surf Report 2. |
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yvr (Feb 28 2003 13:38 GMT) - am flughafen in vancouver wird man gleich zu den selbsteincheckterminals gescheucht. sehr strickt und bestimmt. wozu? zuerst muss man seine... |
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- Aren't you simply delighted to hear that the British tax-payer picked up almost £1 Billion in military and civil credit sales losses from the Gulf War MkI. The article in the Guardian highlights those firms gleefully doing business with the... |
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- Aren't you simply delighted to hear that the British tax-payer picked up almost £1 Billion in military and civil credit sales losses from the Gulf War MkI. The article in the Guardian highlights those firms gleefully doing business with the... |
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Hi Ho! (Feb 28 2003 13:23 GMT) - It's not off to work I go. I took the day off since I've been feeling like shizze all week.... |
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Moving (Feb 28 2003 13:19 GMT) - It's time. I'm getting the keys to the new apartment tonight. Everything is packed and ready to go. Tomorrow is moving day. |
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Meltdown (Feb 28 2003 13:16 GMT) - I really need to buy a new power supply unit for my computer. The fan in my current one is... (185 words) |
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ASP.NET 2.0 (Feb 28 2003 13:16 GMT) - I just saw this post in the ASP.NET forums. It says that if you were to re-build the IBuySpy Portal application in ASP.NET 2.0 that there would be 70% less code!! |
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- Dubya lampooned Al Gore in 2000 for his "fuzzy math." But what about Dubya's Fuzzy Economics. |
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Fixed Price (Feb 28 2003 13:00 GMT) - I'm getting more and more angry about customers who demand a fixed price for wri... |
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