Ppaca

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Charles

What are you talking about?

Chas

I dunno, just a garden variety, granola crunching, liberal asshole trying to start shit, I guess.

Here's what a real state government website looks like http://www.ca.gov/

One click takes you here. http://www.coveredca.com/

[Charles]

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Confusion fosters fear and "uncertainty", Carl.

So, is it really all that surprising that in some states where Obamacare is loathe to the "leadership", that the fog of confusion would be deliberately perpetuated?

I pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. I always figured he was a coward, hiding behind a booming voice.

Dave

Incompetence also fosters uncertainty.

So, once again, does anyone actually know what is going on?

And concerning my insurance agent, in a previous life, he was Deputy Secretary of State of Missouri. And we were mean little kids together.

He's still dialed in, and he knows as much as anyone. And he won't bullshit me. We go back too far.

Chas

[icenine]

Why do conservatives have such a hard time with change?

[mpholland]

Originally Posted by icenine

Why do conservatives have such a hard time with change?

Maybe they started out as McDonalds cashiers...

[Rex E.]

Originally Posted by Charles

I suppose I should spring for a good tubed pre, but it seems like every time I change one thing, I wind up changing a bunch of things.

I should probably just spend the $70 to get the plate amp repaired in my 10" Dayton MKIII sub. With the Hornshoppes and the Fostex super tweets, I loved it. The Klipsch Quartets I'm using are pretty good, and do a lot of things well, but they just don't have that "sweet" spot.

If only the damned plate amp would last for more than a year.

I also have the problem that I prewired my house for stereo components in my office and the speakers in the living room. And there is no easy way to change things around.

Chas

Better hold onto that $70...never know what 10/01/2013 will bring

Seriously though, ditch the subs and the others. Get a pair of speakers that goes down under 30Hz to 20khz or more, get something to power them and a great pre and just be done with it

[Rex E.]

Originally Posted by mpholland

maybe they started out as mcdonalds cashiers...

a_hahahahahahahahaha

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by Charles

Incompetence also fosters uncertainty.

So, once again, does anyone actually know what is going on?

And concerning my insurance agent, in a previous life, he was Deputy Secretary of State of Missouri. And we were mean little kids together.

He's still dialed in, and he knows as much as anyone. And he won't bullshit me. We go back too far.

Chas

I made no comment directly regarding your insurance agent. I could not possibly know anything about him beyond what you told me.

Dave

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by icenine

Why do conservatives have such a hard time with change?

Conservatism, by definition, is a resistance to abrupt, dramatic change.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conservatism

Dave

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by Charles

I suppose I should spring for a good tubed pre, but it seems like every time I change one thing, I wind up changing a bunch of things.

I should probably just spend the $70 to get the plate amp repaired in my 10" Dayton MKIII sub. With the Hornshoppes and the Fostex super tweets, I loved it. The Klipsch Quartets I'm using are pretty good, and do a lot of things well, but they just don't have that "sweet" spot.

If only the damned plate amp would last for more than a year.

I also have the problem that I prewired my house for stereo components in my office and the speakers in the living room. And there is no easy way to change things around.

Chas

I have a dedicated power line running to a four plug outlet in the room I added on in 2006. All of the outlets in that room are grounded. The rest of the house, having been built in 1957, is two prong. Kind puts the kibosh on running modern gear anywhere but in the new addition.

[bobabode]

All bullshit aside, here you go Chas. This is the best info that I've been able to find specific to Missouri.

http://www.hhs.gov/healthcare/facts/bystate/mo.html

https://www.healthcare.gov/small-businesses/