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Showing posts with label healthcare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthcare. Show all posts

Sunday, December 10, 2006

The Milk Mafia

Unlike the SugarCorn Mafia, the Milk Mafia doesn't directly impact energy policy, but read the stunning and disgusting expose in the Washington Post and take our your anger on the SugarCorn Mafia.

p.s. Kitchen Linker says "milk is bad for your bones and immune system, say away from the cows, don't get hit by the milk mafia!"

Monday, September 25, 2006

51 ways to make a difference

The Clinton Global Initiative lists 52 ways to make a difference. 51 are things that one can do individually in the home, workplace or community. One just doesn't belong:
Deploy MBAs in developing countries to build local health management.
Huh? How the heck am I supposed to "deploy MBAs"?

Now healthcare does need serious reegineering...

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Patent lawyer!?

So I'm not going to only link to Slashdot, but this from University of Virginia Student Graduates in One Year (quoting a WaPo story) is too much:
He says he may eventually pursue law school as a part-time student in hopes of becoming a patent lawyer.
Argh! What commenter brejc8 says:
This guy has some real potential, he could change the world, he could discover some fantastic advancements for the good of human kind, but no. He wants to be a lawyer.


In other news software patents are not that harmful and alternatives.

And read rethinking healthcare ... completely at TechDirt ... very relevant to the rest of this post.