Fuck Mondays!!!!

J

Fuck Mondays!!!!

J

Indeed

In an email i got this morning...

"In order to make the Graduate Student Health Plan compliant with federal health care reform measures, additional coverages had to be added. The out-of-pocket costs of the premium for the GSHP will increase from $14.61 per month to $47.87 per month."

I pulled the coverage policies to find out what this "additional coverage" is. Emergency room deductible drops from $250 to $100 and annual wellness exam is fully covered instead of a $25 co-pay and 20% of anything over $500. So in other words any healthy graduate student who does not visit the emergency room will pay an additional $399.12 for $25 worth of benefits (if they choose to do an annual wellness check).

Real life example of the changes "free" healthcare provides for grad students who are making no more than $20,000 a year.

Oh Mike, you know how to spike my blood pressure.

OMG.......Best in Show is hilarious.

GET THE BUSY BEE!!!!!!!!!

LMAO. I think I loved Cookie the slut the most.

Life is better living with catalogs.. you can just call the person on the phone.....

Or not.

I found my next lens. I used it for a day and found that I like it very much.

20mm f 2.8 wide angle

For an SLR or DSLR?

DSLR

I have not gone digital yet for a straight up camera. Still have my two RICHO rigs.

In an email i got this morning...

"In order to make the Graduate Student Health Plan compliant with federal health care reform measures, additional coverages had to be added. The out-of-pocket costs of the premium for the GSHP will increase from $14.61 per month to $47.87 per month."

I pulled the coverage policies to find out what this "additional coverage" is. Emergency room deductible drops from $250 to $100 and annual wellness exam is fully covered instead of a $25 co-pay and 20% of anything over $500. So in other words any healthy graduate student who does not visit the emergency room will pay an additional $399.12 for $25 worth of benefits (if they choose to do an annual wellness check).

Real life example of the changes "free" healthcare provides for grad students who are making no more than $20,000 a year.

That blows.

I wonder if the board will hit 1,000,000 posts this year. That would be an approximate average of 100,000 posts a year.

I am sure we will do our best to get it there.

In an email i got this morning...

"In order to make the Graduate Student Health Plan compliant with federal health care reform measures, additional coverages had to be added. The out-of-pocket costs of the premium for the GSHP will increase from $14.61 per month to $47.87 per month."

I pulled the coverage policies to find out what this "additional coverage" is. Emergency room deductible drops from $250 to $100 and annual wellness exam is fully covered instead of a $25 co-pay and 20% of anything over $500. So in other words any healthy graduate student who does not visit the emergency room will pay an additional $399.12 for $25 worth of benefits (if they choose to do an annual wellness check).

Real life example of the changes "free" healthcare provides for grad students who are making no more than $20,000 a year.

That blows.

Fortunately for me I am not affected because I am on my parents insurance plan.

Ironically though the whole idea of the program was to make health care more affordable to those who make less and have less access.

Oh and because Iove statistics and the way you can use percentages to invoke emotion.

"Healthcare costs for Texas A&M graduate students increase 327% under new healthcare reform."

Mike, do you want to make my wife a widow?

: clutches chefs:

In an email i got this morning...

"In order to make the Graduate Student Health Plan compliant with federal health care reform measures, additional coverages had to be added. The out-of-pocket costs of the premium for the GSHP will increase from $14.61 per month to $47.87 per month."

I pulled the coverage policies to find out what this "additional coverage" is. Emergency room deductible drops from $250 to $100 and annual wellness exam is fully covered instead of a $25 co-pay and 20% of anything over $500. So in other words any healthy graduate student who does not visit the emergency room will pay an additional $399.12 for $25 worth of benefits (if they choose to do an annual wellness check).

Real life example of the changes "free" healthcare provides for grad students who are making no more than $20,000 a year.

That blows.

Fortunately for me I am not affected because I am on my parents insurance plan.

Ironically though the whole idea of the program was to make health care more affordable to those who make less and have less access.

We got a check back from Blue Cross Blueshield because of the new bill.

I found my next lens. I used it for a day and found that I like it very much.

20mm f 2.8 wide angle

For an SLR or DSLR?

DSLR

I have not gone digital yet for a straight up camera. Still have my two RICHO rigs.

Is that 35mm film?

I found my next lens. I used it for a day and found that I like it very much.

20mm f 2.8 wide angle

For an SLR or DSLR?

DSLR

I have not gone digital yet for a straight up camera. Still have my two RICHO rigs.

Is that 35mm film?

Yup.

I found my next lens. I used it for a day and found that I like it very much.

20mm f 2.8 wide angle

For an SLR or DSLR?

DSLR

I have not gone digital yet for a straight up camera. Still have my two RICHO rigs.

Is that 35mm film?

Yup.

Nothing wrong with that, my mom still has all her old stuff from her studio. The only problem is getting the film developed localy here.

In an email i got this morning...

"In order to make the Graduate Student Health Plan compliant with federal health care reform measures, additional coverages had to be added. The out-of-pocket costs of the premium for the GSHP will increase from $14.61 per month to $47.87 per month."

I pulled the coverage policies to find out what this "additional coverage" is. Emergency room deductible drops from $250 to $100 and annual wellness exam is fully covered instead of a $25 co-pay and 20% of anything over $500. So in other words any healthy graduate student who does not visit the emergency room will pay an additional $399.12 for $25 worth of benefits (if they choose to do an annual wellness check).

Real life example of the changes "free" healthcare provides for grad students who are making no more than $20,000 a year.

The Affordable Healthcare Act at work for you.

Almost at my top set in deads, and felt something funny in my lower back. Hope it's nothing.

Careful...

Why the hell are you working out your skinny ass?

"the answer that you want, is in the question that you state" -Coheed and Cambria

C0heed T0p!

After I was cleared of cancer I flew to Hollywood to see Coheed perform an album every night. Also rented an Aston and bombed he canyons outside Malibu. Good times.

Anyway. I also love Coheed.

Welcome Home has one of the most addictive guitar lines in music.

Trying to stay calm.