October 27, 2009

Some days...

nullisnotzero:

I’m seriously ready to turn in my 2 weeks, get my land in Pendleton, and start “managing” goats.  It’d be way more satisfying than managing people…

That farm market next to the Waterloo Outlets is for sale.  Let’s buy it?

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October 5, 2009
“ A public commitment to universal coverage is not character-sapping but character-affirming. Medicare did not make America less American. Individualism is more “rugged” when housed in a healthy body.
Op-Ed Columnist - The Public Imperative - NYTimes.com •
October 4, 2009
This ad popped up on my Facebook today.  Wow.  So creepy.

This ad popped up on my Facebook today.  Wow.  So creepy.

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September 21, 2009

Pizza-Related Incident

nullisnotzero:

17:57 : An officer responded to a report of a transient eating pizza at the building’s front entry. The subject took off running when the officer approached.

It was me.  They forgot to mention that I’m an unemployed recent MPH grad.

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August 28, 2009
nullisnotzero: You’re damn right I am! can we watch this after Space Buddies?!  

nullisnotzero:

You’re damn right I am!

can we watch this after Space Buddies?!  

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August 25, 2009

Ganondagan

nullisnotzero:

The perfect spot for someone to visit when they turn 27!

Who, me? But obviously I’m not unemployed and living at my mom’s house on my 27th.  Obviously.

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‘Total Eclipse Of The Heart’ Flowchart

‘Total Eclipse Of The Heart’ Flowchart

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August 14, 2009
“ The enormous response to the free care was a stark corollary to the hundreds of Americans who have filled town-hall-style meetings throughout the country, angrily expressing their fear of the Obama administration’s proposed changes to the nation’s health care system. The bleachers of patients also reflected the state’s high unemployment, recent reduction in its Medicaid services for the poor and high deductibles and co-payments that have come to define many employer-sponsored insurance programs. Many of those here said they lacked insurance, but many others said they had coverage but not enough to meet all their needs — or that they could afford. Some said they were well aware of the larger national health care debate, and were eager for changes.
Thousands Line Up for Promise of Free Health Care - NYTimes.com •
August 6, 2009
“ I keep saying that the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians,” said Hal Varian, chief economist at Google. “And I’m not kidding.
For Today’s Graduate, Just One Word - Statistics - NYTimes.com •
July 31, 2009
Health Care Costs Measured In Cupcakes : NPR

I will never stop being amazed that any small business owners believe in Republican rhetoric.

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