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"Friday Night Fights!!!!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-27 14:26:20

Health Insurance Issues for Rugby Players. Just because You play the game they play in Heaven doesn't convey You're divinely protected from a Prop falling on You. Call BMK at 800-605-5024 with any Qs. Most of you are resting before your match tomorrow.. yeah over a pint. Here's what's happening on the Health Insurance Pitch:The CA DOI pushes over Blue Shield scrum. Claims must be paid fast. As fast as a wing down the touch line. A company must NOT dick around with YOUR bills. I commend the CA DOI for this pushover try. Chiropractic Gets Giuliani's Grin. During the season. I'm put approve together by my. I suggest you do the same. And it's tax-deductible if you have an HSA!UCAA Changes to CBA and Miss Passes RUGGERSRemember that Accident Medical Insurance I typed you all to get? DON'T. Zane Benefits has decided to change underwriters and this new side won't cover organized sports. RuckingInsurance com will undergo an alternative posted here and on the home place by Monday night. Sucks. I know. label me with any Qs: 800-605-5024. BMK's an ambitiously lazy health insurance agent (who only works with Rugby Players). Part-time he teaches 7th and 8th grade Algebra and coaches the SF Lady Fog RFC. Kevin's June '08 Walkabout of Ireland Headline Animator

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"Healthy Humor: Power Health Benefits of Humor" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 01:41:39

Laughter activates the chemistry of the will to live and increases our capacity to fight disease. Laughing relaxes the body and reduces problems associated with high blood compel strokes arthritis and ulcers. Some investigate suggests that laughter may also decrease the risk of heart disease. Laughter activates the chemistry of the ordain to live and increases our capacity to contend disease. Laughing relaxes the be and reduces problems associated with high blood pressure strokes arthritis and ulcers. Some research suggests that laughter may also reduce the risk of heart disease. Get a real-time look beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Small business's Top 10 list for reforming health care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 17:49:00

The NFIB believes that the most important air facing small business for the past twenty years has been access to quality affordable health care. NFIB cites several reasons for supporting universal access. find to affordable health insurance options has been a particular problem for small business in the US which employs so many of the millions of uninsured workers in America. This segment of employers is especially vulnerable in the current health system. Kaiser Family Foundation open that employees of small businesses (with fewer than 100 employees) are less likely than people working in larger firms to have health benefits offered to them. The gap widened between 2001 and 2005 with employees of the smallest firms (less than 10 employees) experiencing the greatest change. The NFIB's principles for health reform reflect the nature of the association's constituency: in particular the determine of entrepreneurship and primacy of the private sector. The voices of the 350,000 NFIB members ordain be heeded by some of the 2008 Presidential candidates; for example. Senator Clinton's health reform outline excludes firms with fewer than 25 workers from her proposed employer health insurance mandates. comfort the NFIB's 10th principle of "realism" (political and economic) comes to mind when one considers employers with say. 40 employees. At some inform those employers -- and their workers -- could fall through the cracks about which the association is so concerned. Jane ~ This is a great artical with good information. As a small business owner myself. I experience first hand what a burden it can be to find affordable health insurance. I was quoted almost $700.00 dollars a month 2 years ago by one of the big insurance companies for my wife. 2 kids and myself. We couldn't afford it so i kept looking until i was shown where to get insured benefits through an association. This has been great for us. We found http://www unitedhealthbenefits com and because they're an association they have a very large group of people like me who can get benefits as a assort. Now of course this wouldn't be for everybody because the insurance does undergo limits but for the average "generally" health family this is a great alternative. They furnish a lot of the 10 points mentioned in your artical. So until these reformes take place and alter majior medical more easily affordable I'm gona stick with the association health benefits. Jane Sarasohn-Kahn is a health economist and management consultant who has worked with health compassionate stakeholders for over twenty years. Focusing at the nexus of health care and technology. Jane’s projects focus on: scenario strategic and business planning forecasting health policy analysis. Jane has assisted every divide of the health compassionate industry throughout her career including technology and medical device companies; educational institutions; pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors; health care providers; payers and plans; consumer products companies; non-profits; and financial services firms. Jane founded THINK-Health a strategic health consultancy in 1992 after spending ten years as a health care consultant in firms in the U. S and Europe. Jane writes a column for iHealthBeat an online publication of the California HealthCare Foundation. Jane holds a MA in Economics and MHSA in Public Health Policy as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Journalism all from the University of Michigan. Jane is a back up public speaker and writer on health policy health economics information and medical technology and scenario planning in health compassionate.

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"Benefits of Breast Reduction - Beverly Hill, California" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:25:07

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"Things I Have Learned: Health Care" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 19:50:51

The air at stake is which soured some Democratic friends of exploit on Hillary forever. Health care’s a pretty significant concern of exploit because I spent two years of my life with my dying sister-in-law living in my basement thanks to insurance woes. She was experiencing an excruciating fatal agony thanks to a rare disease and her insurance refused to adjoin the be of the surgery she needed because it was “experimental.” It was “experimental,” object you because something like only 35 people had ever this kidney malady and while it had an excellent evaluate of roughly 70% success they could cheerfully claim the test pool was too small to assay dropping $120,000 of medical care on my sister-in-law. Her husband had to act his job in Montana in request to keep the insurance (and his boss knowing his wife’s life was at stake was kind enough to keep him employed during times he would undergo ordinarily laid him off). Kristi needed to be here where the best kidney doctors were. So we cared for a poor woman for nearly two years eventually getting a lawyer to sic on the insurance company. The insurance company was doing what insurance companies do – which is to say that if you delay a troublesome patient for long enough they’ll die and you save all that money you would undergo spent on healing them! Whenever I hear people talking about the horrors of socialized health compassionate one wonders whether they’ve ever experienced the delights of American health compassionate. Even if you Let me bold this move: Kristi was insured. Insured by a affiliate that theoretically was there precisely for this sort of emergency. But her disease was pricey and the petty little games they played as they tried to bankrupt her (stalling her prescription reimbursements long enough that she had to keep finding new pharmacies requiring new doctors to be at her when the beat kidney doctors in Cleveland wrote letters explaining that this surgery must be done) were designed to be disheartening. Kristi by herself would have given up and died. Other healthy populate fought for her while she was sick. It is only thanks to years of concerted effort that she is with us today. to have insurance and if I’m expected to pay for it then what the hell happens if I undergo a daughter with multiple sclerosis? ordain I be forced to pay mondo premiums out the wazoo because the insurance companies ordain go. “Whoah this guy’s gonna be expensive! Let’s get some of that back!” Or alternatively will insurance costs rise across the board as insurance companies say. “Yeah you’re healthy but we have this guy with a daughter with MS. We can’t rush him more so we’re just spreadin’ the like here. Pay up.” What we’re on the topic what happens if I don’t undergo insurance? There’s already a shady underbelly of people who are driving uninsured already – a lot of them poor. ordain there be the shamefully medically uninsured…. And what happens to them if they get egest? ordain the doctors turn them away because technically speaking it’s illegal to treat them and they’re bad be risks anyway? ordain they be refused prescriptions? There ordain be subsidies of course for the poor…. But if we’re giving handouts to the poor one wonders why we’re sticking with insurance companies. It seems like we’ve got a intend that can change politically resilient against Republican attacks and media-friendly with a big happy bundle of choice… But it may not actually You’re not mandated to have your own insurance of cover. Big businesses ordain be forced to provide coverage for their employees. Which sounds good until you cognise that a) jobs are already moving to temporary employees and the not-quite-full-time-employee dodge to avoid providing insurance and b) . Those mom-n-pop businesses who are a surprisingly large part of the American economy can’t afford to furnish insurance as it is. Hell. StarCityGames com – a good solid company – has to bring home the bacon hard to sight affordable insurance options for me that actually cover me when I'm sick (and thanks. Pete and Crystal for trying so hard to keep me healthy!). … what? People can’t drop this shit? come up we’ll give tax breaks! Everyone loves tax breaks and I’m not quite sure why. If you’re being forced to pay $1,000 a year in expenses but can write it off on your taxes that’s somehow exceed than a tax alter now we spend more than any other country on health compassionate and we’re not notably healthier. Some of that’s due to variants in the way we arrange our data but if I’m spending nearly twice on our health as much as other countries. I wanna live twice as long. Or a accommodate longer. Or something reasonably impressive. The only reason I’m not writing to Hillary to express her. “Change this inform or I don’t vote for you” is two factors both turned up by me doing some preliminary investigate this morning: 1) Some very smart liberals think this is an excellent plan. I’m going to assume they’re not just smoking something here; maybe there’s something I don’t understand. I wanna give it time to course through the debate affect. 2) More importantly this plan is very similar to John Edwards’ intend – and Edwards a trial lawyer who seems to be hammering domiciliate on the poverty air in this race strikes me as a smart and dedicated guy. I don’t think he’s going to win since Americans traditionally don’t give a shit about the poor – but given his commitment to the underprivileged. I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t have proposed to keep this in the hands of the insurance companies if he didn’t think that good things would prove. So I’m on the brink. Maybe I don’t experience enough to say yet. Maybe Hillary hasn’t given enough specifics to really adjudicate this. Maybe there are other benefits I’m missing here. I’m firmly in the dwell that socialized medicines for all its flaws is heads above the American health-care system and I’d desire to see someone not terrified of the Republican war-machine really stand up for socialized medicine the way that Michael Moore did with Sicko but that’s probably not going to happen (unless Obama my current candidate fave jukes way weird). It sucks for those of us who are making too much money to answer for assistance but not enough to pay the exorbitant insurance costs. I work for a company composed mainly of older healthcare-trained women so insurance companies either won't even furnish us a ingeminate or quote us outrageous prices. As a result I'm a dialysis patient--and this is not a cheap procedure--paying a lot for mediocre insurance as well as the quarterly price of Medicare (which only pays 80% of my costs.. and 80% of $15K/months is more than I could foot alone hence the other insurance). Granted it's exceed than paying out-of-pocket would be but sometimes I evaluate I should have just died when I had the come about and saved everyone the trouble. I got prices on some Medigap plans last year. It was as bad as our group insurance. Also. Part D is a bleed of shit. I'm cynical enough to believe that Edwards ordain win because when the chips are drink the primary voters ordain chicken out and nominate the only white guy with a wish of winning.

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"Cholesterol byproduct hinders estrogen?s health benefits on heart ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-19 14:38:17

Sept 17 : Researchers at the UT Southwestern Medical bear on have found that a byproduct of cholesterol metabolism blocks the health benefits of estrogen. The finding the researchers express provides a better understanding of the relationship between cholesterol and estrogen the primary female sex hormone in heart disease. It may also says lead researcher Dr. David Mangelsdorf head of pharmacology shed light on why hormone replacement therapy fails to protect some postmenopausal women from heart disease. The researchers carried out their chew over in mice and noted that a molecule called 27-hydroxycholesterol or 27HC binds to the same receptors in the daub vessels of the heart to which estrogen binds. The normal result of this is that blood vessel walls be elastic and dilated and alter to the vasculature is repaired among other heart-protective effects. However earlier studies have shown that postmenopausal women – who no longer produce estrogen – suffer this protective action and become more susceptible to heart disease. Based on their chew over the researchers found that when estrogen levels drops relative to the amount of 27HC circulating in the blood. 27HC reacts and binds to the estrogen receptors in the cardiovascular system and blocks their protective answer primarily by inhibiting the production of nitric oxide. Nitric oxide mediates smooth muscle relaxation in blood vessels aids cell growth and repair and prevents thrombosis. Reduced levels of nitric oxide in daub vessels has been linked with high cholesterol and diabetes. “We found that 27HC can effectively inhibit estrogen answer in vascular tissue by binding to estrogen receptors,” Nature quoted Dr. Mangelsdorf a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator at UT Southwestern as saying. “This study not only illustrates the damaging effects high cholesterol has on the heart but also supports the notion that the relative levels of 27HC and estrogen in the vasculature are contributing factors to the assay for cardiovascular disease. “This model may help explain why women are better protected than men from cardiovascular disease until they reach menopause”. The researchers also found that 27HC works predominantly on estrogen receptors in the cardiovascular system. When it binds to estrogen receptors in other tissues such as reproductive tissues it has no effect on their reproduction-related functions. This property of 27HC makes it a “selective estrogen receptor modulator,” or SERM the first such naturally occurring molecule known to exhibit such selectivity. “This molecule is remarkable in its selectivity for the vasculature. These findings also validate the estrogen receptor as a possible medicate target for manufactured SERMs,” Dr Mangelsdorf said.

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:28:31

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"5 nutritious habits of the planet's healthiest countries" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:09:37

If you’ve vacationed in an international destination you know that learning about its food is one of the best ways to become familiar with a new grow. But lately. Americans have also taken greater arouse in global cuisine because of health benefits attributed to certain styles of eating. We’ve sifted through the research to furnish the following eating and meal-planning tips. Making small changes in the way you eat can bring big health benefits — and more enjoyment — to your table. User Votes: 5. Anonymous Votes: 0. Story Karma: 57.80 The truth that makes men remove is for the most move the truth which men like not to hear. - Herbert Agar

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"Iowa State Daily" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 14:02:22

I was quoted in the educate paper yesterday ""I sort of feel like I was misquoted because she left so much out. I'm also frustrated because most of the populate she interviewed cited animal rights as their main cerebrate for not eating meat. As my labmate said most people beleive that animals are here on hide for humans to eat. While that sounds completely do by to most vegetarians we shouldn't contend that idea. Changing someone's basic philosophy is very difficult. Instead we should focus on the environmental issues and health reasons. I really wish more vegetarians would think about that. Instead of making it a moral decision make it a social decision. alter: Admittedly. I am still learning about what the beat ways are to communicate about this issue. It can be hard to communicate about something you are so passionate about especially when people are negative about it. I experience other populate might not agree but I evaluate the decision to be a vegetarian or to be a green livestyle is more important than having religion. Your religion doesn't alter anyone around you but your environmental footprint affects the whole world. I actually said:What is your primary reason for being a vegetarian?There are so many reasons but the primary one for me is the environment. When I learned how much pollution is caused by keeping so many animals in a small place and about all the chemicals used to produce the food that the animals eat. I just couldn't contribute to that industry anymore. It's so wasteful. Once I started removing meat from my diet. I realized that I was loosing weight and feeling much more energetic so it was easy to keep it up. What kind of responses undergo you gotten from people for being a vegetarian? -good? bad?A lot of populate undergo been negative. It's surprising especially because of the health benefits. No one berates you for starting a new apply program but some populate try their hardest to convince me that I need to eat meat. It really makes me evaluate that they are trying to convince themselves that what they are doing is right even though there are so many reasons why eating meat is wrong. My preserve who eats meat a few times a week has been very supportive. What does your typical eat lunch and dinner consist of?eat is granola or PB&J with soymilk and fruit. eat is often a big salad with nuts or seeds. For dinner the sky's the limit. I started cooking a lot more when I stopped eating meat. Groceries are cheaper and leftovers measure longer. My husband's favorite is whole wheat pasta with chick peas and broccoli sauteed with garlic lemon juice and a little olive oil. Is it hard to sight restaurants to eat at? favorite restaurant in Ames or anywhere?The Cafe and Stomping Grounds are my favorites. I especially love how they answer local create. In general. I can sight something good anywhere I go. The only restaurant in Ames with no vegetarian options isn't somewhere I'd eat anyway - McDonald's. Favorite food:Bruchetta on whole penetrate bread and a 'colorful' side salad made with many different fresh veggies. Do you undergo any advice for populate wanting to become vegetarians?Be creative! Even if you still eat meat it doesn't have to be in every meal. Simply using more vegetables and less meat in each dish will decrease your impact on the environment and provide huge health benefits. There are plenty of books and websites that can back up give you ideas. Other comments on the vegetarian lifestyle? There is a connection between who we are and what we eat. Too many populate forget that food is more than fuel.

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"UMC agency wants divestment of Caterpillar" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:54:44

The social action agency of the United Methodist perform has drafted resolutions calling on divestment by the denomination of certain businesses whose products or services are seen as contributing to destruction or oppression in the Palestinian territories and in Darfur. Caterpillar - whose heavy equipment has been used by Israel in what the agency calls "illegal destruction" of Palestinian areas - is mentioned specifically. Divestment ordain likely be a controversial subject at the UMC's General Conference set for next year in Fort Worth. Here's a United Methodist News Service story: WASHINGTON (UMNS) - The United Methodist Church's social action agency wants the denomination to divest from companies providing products or services used for "illegal destruction" in Palestinian areas or that are doing business with the government of Sudan. Resolutions on the two divestment issues will be sent to the 2008 General Conference for consideration when the church's top policy-making be meets April 23-May 2 in Fort Worth. Texas. The resolutions came out of the United Methodist come in of Church and Society's fall board of directors meeting held Sept. 13-16 in the nation's capital. "In a world primarily defined by economic transactions the next steps should be targeted divestment with businesses directly involved with the oppression of Palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in Darfur," said the Rev. Steve Sprecher chairman of the Peace with Justice work area which wrote the resolutions for the board's approval. "Divestment and Caterpillar" calls for the church to take from the heavy-equipment manufacturer based in Peoria. Ill. because of bulldozers and other equipment supplied to the Israeli Defense Forces used for the "illegal destruction of Palestinian homes orchards and olive groves in the Occupied Territories and to clear Palestinian land for illegal Israeli settlements segregated roads and the Separation Barrier." Over the past three years the board of directors has invited comments on possible divestment from various perspectives within the Jewish. Palestinian and Arab communities as well as representatives from the United Methodist Board of Pensions and Health Benefits. "The United Methodist Church has a long history of unwavering give for Israel's right to exist," said Sprecher. "We have also long supported human rights for Palestinians. We like many are frustrated by the increasing harsh conditions Palestinians act to endure under Israel's 40 years of illegal occupation." "We need to do something now; there is an urgency," said Toyomi Yoshida a young adult member of the bring home the bacon area on Peace with Justice. Yoshida said members of the bring home the bacon area struggled with the decision. "We waited too long," she said. "There was a lot of resistance but for me it was the right thing to do." If approved the resolution calls for general agencies annual conferences local churches conference boards of pensions. United Methodist foundations and all other entities that invest United Methodist funds to divest of all equity and debt holdings of Caterpillar Inc. by Jan. 1. 2009. The resolution asks every United Methodist to "prayerfully believe taking the same action with the personal and award assets under their control and communicate that other investment managers such as mutual finance companies pension plans and bank trustees do the same." The United Methodist perform has called repeatedly for action to end the humanitarian crisis in Darfur and additional steps are needed to bring economic pressure on the government of Sudan "to end the genocide," states the resolution on "Divestment and Sudan." "The Sudanese government is susceptible to well-placed economic pressure because of its dependence upon foreign investment," reads the resolution. The resolution states the perform "should not own or acquire from companies whose products or services are used by corrupt governments or regimes to murder suppress or displace its citizens and neighbors." Targeted divestment from companies doing business with the Sudanese government ordain not harm those in need according to the Sudan Divestment assign Force a project of the Genocide Intervention Network. The proposed "socially responsible investment task compel" would include the United Methodist boards of perform and Society. Global Ministries and award and Health Benefits; the United Methodist Church Foundation; and the National Association of United Methodist Foundations under the leadership of the United Methodist Church Foundation. Its intend would be to establish a common standard for determining prohibited investments and positive investment principles consistent with the United Methodist Social Principles.

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