Some studies say coffee is good for you; others say it's bad. The scientists are just as confused as we are.
It's good for me.
Hey, Who Wants to Talk About Wisconsin’s Economic Miracle? - The death of collective bargaining saved the state overnight.
Andrew Klavan: The Facts of Life for Liberals
Study says health care costs projected to rise more under ObamaCare
Duh. It will cost more if you require that they cover everything.
Harsanyi: Hobbit Republican fascists want to destroy all life on Earth
Asians are now white
Not yellow anymore? I am not white: I am more of a pinkish-tan right now.
Shrinkwrapped is not dead.
Dr. Bob is not dead either:
I am weary. After nearly 30 years in private practice, I am not sure which straw broke the camel’s back, but it is most surely broken. It is a weariness born of 14 hour days; of dictating charts and finishing paperwork until 8 or 9 pm each night, after starting the day at 7 am; of endless audits by the insurance industry and Medicare; of the constant threat of litigation; of the crushing burden of one more federal requirement mandated but never recompensed; of a host of ever-expanding administrative burdens having nothing to do with patient care, and everything to do with bureaucratic micromanagement of the profession. And this before we have even begun to see the nightmare which Obamacare will inflict. Camels weren’t designed to carry such a load.
But the change (ie the change Dr. Bob is making) is nevertheless much anticipated in a host of other ways, with its reduced administrative and regulatory burdens, and substantial increase in free time. For me, the war is over: I have fought the good fight, and no longer see it as profitable to battle the inexorable forces which threaten to crush a beloved profession.
