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At last we have a reason to support government seizure of the healthcare industry. According to noted theologian Ed Schultz of MSNBC, Jesus is for it. Barks Schultz: Now, I have been referring to the health care reform deal as……

On September 3rd, 2009 at 10:20 pm, swede said:

pure – Cheer up! You are the monster matriarch! You make it happen and keep it alive. Shine on

Thanks swede. The monster thread is still dead. Probably should start refering to it as the “Cannot Find Server” thread. Would be nice if someone would perform an autopsy.
Meanwhile, I’m in mourning. Kingfish says I should knock it off with the black crepe paper routine.

On September 3rd, 2009 at 7:12 pm, Joy said:
It’s gone Swede… and we killed MM’s site…

And it just ate my previous post too. And I didn’t even have any links in it

Nobody cares! Boo hoo!

Sen. Olympia Snowe is part of the bipartisan so-called “Gang of Six” negotiating on health care.
The compromise plan would lack a government-run public health insurance option favored by Obama, but would leave the door open to adding that provision down the road under an idea proposed by Snowe, the sources said.

One of the sources said White House officials are “deep in conversations” with Snowe on a much smaller health care bill than Obama originally envisioned.

The modified proposal would include insurance reforms, such as preventing insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, according to the source.

The potential deal would give insurance companies a defined period to make such changes in order to help cover more people and drive down long-term costs. But if those changes failed to occur within the defined period, a so-called “trigger” would provide for creating a public option to force change on the insurance companies, the source said.

Snowe is pivotal to the debate because she may be Obama’s last possibility for getting a Republican senator to support his push for a health care overhaul.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/02/health.care.compromise/

“Conversations are taking place on her safety-net fallback option as they have throughout the debate this year, as well as other approaches to make certain people have access to affordable options,” said Snowe’s spokesperson, Julia Wanzco. “The Senator has had an open line of communication with the White House over the course of the past few months, and looks forward to participating in tomorrow’s tele-conference call with the Gang of Six — as the Senator’s foremost goal remains to achieve bipartisan consensus among the six members of the group on a path forward for meaningful health care reform.”

All six of the Finance Committee negotiators – three Republicans and three Democrats – are expected to take part in a conference call scheduled for 90 minutes on Friday at 10:30am. While the lawmakers have been in their respective states during the August recess, staffers have reportedly been hard at work on the secretive compromise.
http://blogs.abcnews.com/george/2009/09/more-on-the-snowe-trigger.html

It was back in the Spring that Snowe first floated her idea to create a public health insurance option, but only trigger its creation if the private market does not meet benchmarks to extend coverage to all Americans. After a meeting at the White House in July, Snowe elaborated a bit on her vision for the trigger plan: “This option would be available from day one in any state where – after market and insurance reforms are implemented – affordable, competitive plans still do not exist. And finally, I told the President that we appreciate and are anxious for his support as we tackle one of the most difficult aspects of any major legislation – finding the means to pay for it.”

On September 4th, 2009 at 9:59 am, John Deaux said:

On September 4th, 2009 at 9:42 am, Jet Jaguar said:
I recently sprang for Visual Studio 2008 Professional.

So what is your opinion? I use VS 2005 and so far, you’re the first person I know of that made the leap.

John, I’m not a good candidate to review the differences between 2005 and 2008. I’m just learning it. I only had a little bit of experience using 2005 at work. So far, I haven’t noticed anything that’s different other than Microsoft’s decision to drop J# support. They said there was not enough interest to carry it forward.