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2009 November - Compound Captive
Many retirement communities and active adult communities with homeowner associations are also feeling the drag of recession woes. The ones hardest hit are those with cost-heavy amenities and golf courses. Within the past two years mindsets and bank accounts have adjusted dramatically as retirement savings and investments evaporated and reality set it. Scaling back is no longer viewed as an inconvenience; it’s a pragmatic retirement survival methodology. This is especially relevant since Congress voted down 2010 cost of living increases for Social Security benefits and various other government controlled retirements (e.g., military pensions). And for those on Medicare or some other form of government run insurance plan, the news gets worse because those premiums are scheduled to increase next year while a sustained coverage level is on the chopping block with Congress. Of course, the politicians haven’t gotten around to voting down their own automatic annual pay raise that is scheduled to kick in as usual in January. A phrase from the United States Constitution that begins “We the people” appears to have been conveniently shoved aside by many of our elected representatives.
Mr. Frank says his bill proposes shifting the cost of a big bank failure cleanup to other big banks. Not exactly; the way things are laid out in his bill just the opposite would occur. While he talks about having a pool of money set aside in advance that is acquired from the big banks to cover the cost of a bailout, the fact is the bill proposes a form of assessment on big banks after a failure has taken place. There’s no provision for an “ahead of time” emergency fund anywhere in the bill.
There’s a growing consensus among actual voters across the country for breaking up these banks that are too big to fail, and it includes some influential people in the Federal Reserve and FDIC. Those opposing this logical rationale are the ones holding the reins of power and steering the financial process (e.g., Barney Frank and company). He and his cohorts have responsibility for the regulatory and oversight malfunctions that failed to identify and divert the current disaster. There’s no indication that any of them have learned anything from their mistakes, so it’s time for someone else to assume control of the financial reform process. Mr. Frank may believe he’s also too big to fail, but this time he may be wrong.
Take a deep breath-more taxes are coming our way - Compound Captive
True, and they are doing a better job than the previous admin, but no one said it was going to be easy. Unfortunately I don’t seem many voters taking responsibility for their own decision – too many are still willing to vote for total frauds that pander to them, and then complain about “politicians” when everything falls down around them.
Muslim terrorist is initially excused by most in the media - Compound Captive
Well, as long as you have no idea what the contents of the e mails were, I guess you can be called anti-Muslim. You are assuming. Your logic is poor, attempting to conflate the man who “had advised to of the 9/11 plotters” with Hasan’s evil motivations. For all you know, he could have been asking him advice about serving tea in the traditional Muslim fashion. His Power Point presentation was in his professional capacity attempting to educate military officers about Muslims in the military, an extreme minority of whom probably shouldn’t have access to guns. I’m so tired of bigots and uneducated talking heads. Your attempt to connect political correctness with weakness is also ridiculous. Maybe you think it’s just politically correct to no longer hang blacks from the nearest tree?
Of course; I no longer assume someone is a moron until they confirm it…
If this country does not wake up and keep letting these muslims in this country, the moment they gain the majority, you are looking at the Islamic Republic of United States where freedom of religion no longer exists.
2009 November 05 - Compound Captive
Mr. Frank says his bill proposes shifting the cost of a big bank failure cleanup to other big banks. Not exactly; the way things are laid out in his bill just the opposite would occur. While he talks about having a pool of money set aside in advance that is acquired from the big banks to cover the cost of a bailout, the fact is the bill proposes a form of assessment on big banks after a failure has taken place. There’s no provision for an “ahead of time” emergency fund anywhere in the bill.
There’s a growing consensus among actual voters across the country for breaking up these banks that are too big to fail, and it includes some influential people in the Federal Reserve and FDIC. Those opposing this logical rationale are the ones holding the reins of power and steering the financial process (e.g., Barney Frank and company). He and his cohorts have responsibility for the regulatory and oversight malfunctions that failed to identify and divert the current disaster. There’s no indication that any of them have learned anything from their mistakes, so it’s time for someone else to assume control of the financial reform process. Mr. Frank may believe he’s also too big to fail, but this time he may be wrong.
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It has been eighteen months since her last treatment, and the continuing medical tests have resulted in no evidence of cancer or any other issues. Murray has been healed completely.
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2009 September - Christian Performing Arts
It has been eighteen months since her last treatment, and the continuing medical tests have resulted in no evidence of cancer or any other issues. Murray has been healed completely.
2009 August - Christian Performing Arts
They have launched a new event calendar website for faith-based concerts and events. The calendar does require that you become a member, but this will allow members continued access to post as many events as they like. There is no fee or expiration date associated with the membership. The calendar is not for regularly scheduled meeting and services, but is designed for special events of all kinds.
There are a lot of things going on in Tucson, but there was no centralized resource for faith-based organizations to post their events.
Open your mind about healthcare – mental illness are brain disorders - Grey Matters
Dr. H. Clarke Romans, Executive Director of NAMI Southern Arizona says “Mental illnesses are medical illnesses. That is the starting point for understanding, as well as treatment and recovery. Mental Illness does not discriminate. No one is immune. The U.S. Surgeon General has noted that stigma is a major barrier to people seeking help when they need it. That’s why education is important.”
Support Health Care Reform - Grey Matters
Whoa, John Lloyd. I think your domain name is a little misleading. No doubt you are supporter of capitalism, but “progressive”? Not by the usual definition of the term. Based on your website, you seem to be of the “government is the problem” ilk.
Tag: Rachel Maddow - Grey Matters
Vice-President Biden will be out of town! (now that’s the kind of political humor that makes me laugh and no, the intention is not to turn Biden into a turkey!)
Tag: Walter Reed - Grey Matters
Who knows what was going on in Hasan’s head……Certainly listening to war stories from our returning Veterans experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder was not an easy thing to do, but why is it that no one saw the signs, especially when he was set to deploy at the end of the month? Maybe Major Hasan will be able to shed some light on our questions.
Finding Your Passion - Grey Matters
Get out a sheet of paper and just start writing ideas down. No matter how silly – write it down and evaluate later.
One thing to remember – you can have more than one passion in life and sometimes your passion can change. So, even if you feel you are already doing what you were meant to, don’t close your eyes to something new or something you can additonally do. I am not an expert and I am certainly no life coach, but doing something that has meaning to you helps you to feel better about yourself and your life. And the possibilites are limitless!
Grey Matters - Mental Health in the Old Pueblo
* Feelings of loss for not having done or said something to someone who is no longer available to you.
If I’ve said it before, it needs to be repeated. It’s important to educate yourself about mental illness. It’s not an easy road to be on……actually it’s more like a roller coaster with the ups and downs and sometimes terrifying sense of no control. So learn what you can and remember to take care of yourself as well! If you are not doing well and your guilt is making you ill, you can’t be there for your loved one either.
I know people that moved away from New York City after 9/11. Some of those that stayed still get reminded of the trauma when fire alarms go off and they have to evacuate their high rise building. My thoughts go out to them. I have experienced tragedy and unbearable grief in my life, but I have always known that my world would continue and life would go on. For them, their world no longer exists. Like the twin towers, they were brought to their knees and like the twin towers they are slowly rebuilding in a new world.
“Crazed” Gunman - Grey Matters
Who knows what was going on in Hasan’s head……Certainly listening to war stories from our returning Veterans experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder was not an easy thing to do, but why is it that no one saw the signs, especially when he was set to deploy at the end of the month? Maybe Major Hasan will be able to shed some light on our questions.
There is no evidence whatsoever, so far, that he was suffering from any kind of mental illness.
No, mom is very loving. But, she could be mean if I deserved it.
We had a Lance Corporal at Kaneohe that thought it might be cool to start some chit and take out some squad mates as a show of rebellion and you know what happened? His mouth and attitude came to the attention of his unit and he found himself getting his attitude adjusted in the barracks by his Squad Leader and Staff Sgt. Just sayin’ why didn’t anyone in contact with this POS take care of business? We take care of our own, I’m sure the Navy guys had no problem launching some flotsam off the fantail while underway, Rad? You clear with me on this? We need to field day the barracks from the inside out.
I can also state, without remorse, that I had no problem throwing a beating on any one who stepped out of line and endangered me or anyone in my unit. Our job was/is to defend our nation. Those of you who sit home and passively pound away at your keyboards while having not the slightest clue of what happens in a Fleet Marine Force, Army Battalion, or Navy Battle Group need to enlist, serve in a forward deployed combat unit and then pass judgement on what is right and what is wrong before your opinion will carry any weight whatsoever. Don’t want to serve your country? Then why not go to your local VA hospital and volunteer to help the warriors that have come home and need your compassion and help, think of them for a change instead of yourself and pay it forward. This sorry excuse for an Officer needs to be publicly crucified as a warning to any others in any branch that might be considering the same type of action. Just my two left over Phillipino Pesos (Ah, Subic Bay!).
romeo ……. your “style” of posting does no one in the military, active or otherwise, just service.
in the desert………………..no,I don’t think all Muslims are murderers, just potential murderers. Is it Catholic priests that are going around killing every non Catholic they can get their hands on? Can’t you see the difference???????????????
Seeing Pink - Grey Matters
Perhaps I’m just jealous, and I know this blog is probably going to cause many people to be angry with me and I apologize for that. It’s not that I don’t believe in breast cancer awareness (my grandmother had to have a double mastectomy), but as an advocate for people with mental illness I wish there was more awareness and less stigma about mentall illnesses that effect 25% of our population in any given year and causes more disability that any other illness. Yet, with proper treatment, 70-80% of people living with mental illness do recover! Still, no one knows about it! Even the National Mental Illness Awareness Week the first part of October was totally overshawdowed by “pink ribbons.”
Everything is politicized – so when something “safe” comes along that no one could possible criticize, businesses jump on it.
No you are not sensitive nor alone. I was in the super market yesterday and saw these weird looking pink balloons–kind of like distorted upside down letter “U”. It took me about 30 seconds to realize that they were meant to look like the pink ribbon symbol–they didn’t achieve it. They just looked strange and rather silly.
Tag: Psalm 109 - Grey Matters
Vice-President Biden will be out of town! (now that’s the kind of political humor that makes me laugh and no, the intention is not to turn Biden into a turkey!)
Tag: intention - Grey Matters
Vice-President Biden will be out of town! (now that’s the kind of political humor that makes me laugh and no, the intention is not to turn Biden into a turkey!)
Open your mind about healthcare – mental illness are brain disorders - Grey Matters
Dr. H. Clarke Romans, Executive Director of NAMI Southern Arizona says “Mental illnesses are medical illnesses. That is the starting point for understanding, as well as treatment and recovery. Mental Illness does not discriminate. No one is immune. The U.S. Surgeon General has noted that stigma is a major barrier to people seeking help when they need it. That’s why education is important.”
Finding Your Passion - Grey Matters
Get out a sheet of paper and just start writing ideas down. No matter how silly – write it down and evaluate later.
One thing to remember – you can have more than one passion in life and sometimes your passion can change. So, even if you feel you are already doing what you were meant to, don’t close your eyes to something new or something you can additonally do. I am not an expert and I am certainly no life coach, but doing something that has meaning to you helps you to feel better about yourself and your life. And the possibilites are limitless!
Tag: self esteem - Grey Matters
Get out a sheet of paper and just start writing ideas down. No matter how silly – write it down and evaluate later.
One thing to remember – you can have more than one passion in life and sometimes your passion can change. So, even if you feel you are already doing what you were meant to, don’t close your eyes to something new or something you can additonally do. I am not an expert and I am certainly no life coach, but doing something that has meaning to you helps you to feel better about yourself and your life. And the possibilites are limitless!
Mentally ill people need a friend - Grey Matters
When you really think about it, he is right. We have no control over how someone else is, but we do have control over how we are. I use the present tense, because the present is also what matters.
In the Family to Family class taught at the local non-profit, NAMI of Southern Arizona, participants are first taught about the reality of mental illness and the biological basis of mental illness. Then everyone learns what it means to be empathetic and to put themselves in their loved ones shoes. It can be an emotional realization for some who have come to the class trying to cope with what can be a day to day struggle. Parents feel guilty, siblings feel anger and children of adults with mental illness can feel abandoned, or worse. Emotions vary and people can feel like they are experiencing never ending grief after their relative is diagnosed. The young man who was going to go to Harvard now struggles to comprehend a story in the newspaper, the high powered attorney who successfully represented clients in the courtroom no longer has the confidence to speak in public, or as in Daniel Ayers case (the man with schizophrenia in the move “The Soloist,”) an incredibly gifted musician is living on the streets.
Tag: positive thinking - Grey Matters
Vice-President Biden will be out of town! (now that’s the kind of political humor that makes me laugh and no, the intention is not to turn Biden into a turkey!)
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