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How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization

This book has a great title but fails to live up to it, but was still something of an interesting read.

John j: James, Mark: Many states' health department must approve new construction or expansion of hospitals and the purchase of exotic diagnostic equipment. In the new environment (if we ever get there) doctors will no longer use the equipment they have on site. I talked to my GP a couple of months ago and the only
Tim: I recieved the e-mail from my nephew today and also spent the time to read all the sections. I wrote him an at length rebuttal to all the points they are trying to make. It would seem that you and I are exactly on the same page when it comes to interpreting the bill. The Judge,
Michael: find it here: http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=111_cong_bills&docid=f:h3200ih.txt.pdf
E Mo: Mark, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but perhaps, in the magazine article you hot-linked, you over looked a couple of paragraph's below where your 2.3% stat was mentioed that the Dr's. disagreed, saying 5% for direct cost of insurance and 5% for for their over medicating, just to be safe. I wasn't trying to
james: Nice job on the debunking it makes sending rebuttal emails to the rest of my family much easier. Extra props for all the links to the bill itself. One bit of extra info though , if I am reading it correctly the prohibition on expansion of facilities is only on physician owned hospitals. I think