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The problem is the dedectible is frequently so high, that essentially not much is covered. If he had such insurance with a $10-$15k deductible, it looks like the initial fees would still be out of his pocket.
The link below shows some sources of E. coli infection. By your reasoning should parents be penalized if they let their children eat any of these proven E. coli-bearing foods? Examples of food on the list are romaine lettuce, lebanon bologna, hazelnuts, and cheese.
Well, here's their quandary. Look at how many times they're moving product around. How would you solve this puzzle? This is from the article linked to "reported last night" in the intro paragraph.
"In its worst form, because our distribution network was here, we would literally make blocks in Boardman, Ore. ship them back to Tillamook to age, ship them out to Mountain Home, Idaho to be shredded and sliced, ship them back to Tillamook to be distributed, then sometimes back to Idaho to customers," Strunk said. "So you can understand the inefficiencies that was creating."
The reason you don't restrain kids in a trailer is because they're not going as fast as children in a car are. When I stop quickly on the bike, the kids lurch a little, but they don't fly out of the trailer like they'd fly out of a car.
"Think about it...all it takes is one truck or drunk driver to cross into a bike lane and there's a tragedy."
This would be tragedy in a car too, and I don't see anyone proposing a ban on children riding in cars, which would certainly be the next logical step if they made it illegal for children to ride in bike trailers.
The facts are, I believe, that a majority of the bankruptcies declared in the US are because people can't afford to pay outstanding medical bills, whether they're insured or not. Until that's fixed, they system is broken.l
What if the whistle color supported something that not a lot of people supported?
I think it would have been okay if their employer had agreed to it. But it seems commenters are supporting each ref's personal choice.
I don't think they should loose pay, but I think their employer determines what their uniforms and equipment should look like. They're on duty and quite visible.
"What makes the birth rare is that one egg was split three times."
I think it was divided two times. One division = twins. One of those two divided = results in three total.
I believe she is pleading not guilty to indicate she didn't do this while being of sound body and mind. If she's currently in a psychiatric facility, it sounds like they'll try to show she was not sane at the time, nor may she be now. Not hard to believe. How could a sane person do that?
"The only ones that prosper from regulations are the government and big businesses."
Not true. Street signs, rules of the road, construction signage, clean water, clean air - these are regulations I'm glad to have. Where do you think we'd be if the gov't hadn't passed laws says rivers and air have to been cleaned up (think back to when the rivers were super polluted)?
Why should I *have* to wash my produce in the first place. Why can't I find clean stuff to start with, if I want to?
"Next year, new organic standards will require organic dairies to pasture their cows at least 120 days a year and get 30 percent of their food from pasture."
If you're truly looking for grass-fed animals, 4 months a year doesn't qualify as grass-fed in my book.
Why? Because he's smart? Because he's a good problem solver? He listened to the information and compared it with what he knew. He came to a well thought-out conclusion and followed through on it safely and helped the family tremendously.
"...colleges are not going to like this. They like the traditional A, B, C, D, and F."
Colleges want students who can do things. Proficiency-based education shows clearly what a student can do. If colleges like letters, why do they seek out homeschoolers? Because homeschoolers have learned how to think and solve problems. They haven't been collecting points for just sitting in class and turning in reams of homework.
"Two Oregon mothers have been sickened by listeria after eating tainted Mexican-style cheese made in Yakima,..."
I'd say yes.
The photo, I believe, shows Mr. Camden in front of where Fats is now, but in that photo the Grolla sign (the previous occupant) is still hanging.