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Been set on 70 since last month.

I don't have BC. What new stuff?

I wasn't being an ass. I just know my insurance didn't change--at least for the worse. It got better and my out of pocket expenses were cut. Also, my co-pays are cheaper and the most I pay for prescriptions now is $15. Plus we all got a premium reimbursement last year. I agree that the laws have changed and they apply to all carriers, however, I think the difference in my experience and yours shows not all carriers are treating their insured the same.

Maybe you have a cheezety policy?

My thoughts as well. The UCR should be the same for either service. No matter what the EMS company charges, Medicare is going to pay them both the same amount. Therefore, the EMS provider has to write-off any contractual differences in the amount they charge for services and what Medicare is willing to pay them for those services.

As a mother, I can only imagine you have covered all the bases with him. However, here is the advice I can give: I would suggest he carry-on a small bag. Tell him take everything out of his pockets except his ID and boarding pass and place them in the bag (including his belt, watch, etc.) BEFORE he goes through security. This way all he has to do is place the bag and his shoes on the conveyor. Having to go piece by piece and fumbling with those plastic bins is a PITA. This will help him as a first time flier. I can assure you that TSA will just as, if not more, confused than he is

Nothing changed with mine either--it actually got better.

Subby, I don't think it is a bad idea, however, youtube may be your better medium. Demonstration videos are going to get you more exposure. With your drafting experience you could develop a practical DIY guide OR offer more detailed videos for a fee. Or just offer free content and try to create advert income.

As with anything, I guess your mileage will vary. My existing policy now covers more, costs the same, and my co-pays were cut in half--and we all got a premium reimbursement last year. Then again, my employer is corporately based in NYC and my policy is governed by NY state laws. My coverage has always seemed better than that of those who work for companies based in Georgia.

You all stating 'you mean wannabe gang' do realize that the only thing more dangerous than a real gang member is a wannabe gang member, right?

Wonderful, Wonderful, WONDERFUL idea.

Had I been present and had a child participating--I would have met the son of a bitch in the parking lot afterwards. Just sayin'..

To add, here is a 'corporate jet.' Bottom line is that 737's are, for all practical purposes, big ass airplanes. Just acknowledge the fact and move on.

Now it is Boeing marketing hype? The bottom line is a 737 is not a regional jet--I don't care how many ways you try to slice and dice. It is a short-medium haul passenger jet. I have flown on several--they aren't puddle jumpers. I am not being for or against the airport--just pointing out the facts. Call a spade a spade.

Here is a regional jet: Here is a 737:

1. The Boeing 737 is not a regional jet. 2. The Boeing 737MAX is not slated to enter service until 2017 or so. 3. You really have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to airliners.

What is the Brand/model of the TV?

Memory is not going to affect a hyperlink on a webpage. Have you validated the html, php, and javascript being used? You need to validate the code before having endusers check their systems.

Precisely. It has become a spectator sport at my house.

Yup, definitely sucked.

Jack Nicholson

Today would be the one day since January that I have to actually go into the office--which happens to be in downtown Atlanta. This should be a fun dirve.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UufvLi8XEtA

I was good and lathered with soap and those present in the house thought I had fallen in the shower. It was and still is funny. Almost as entertaining as the dance I did when stung on the thigh. I knew immediately when I felt the sting that my biggest fear had just materialized--in my pants no less. The jumping and leg kicking I performed trying to get it out of my jeans was a sight to behold.