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Sunday paper time...
Oct. 23rd, 2005 11:57 amLocal paper has an article on software testing.
This article on how catastrophic medical costs don't just impact the uninsured reminds me of a discussion I had yesterday.
The NY Times premium columnist Nicholas Kristof has an article on the U.N. Population Fund, which supports contraception and maternity care in the developing world. Kristof describes women and children dying due to lack of medical care and reminds us that "[l]ast month, Mr. Bush again withheld all U.S. funds from the U.N. Population Fund." The title? "Mr. Bush, This Is Pro-Life?"
And the Business section has a headline that caught my eye: Economic View: If You Don't Eat or Drive, Inflation's No Problem.
Time to rotate laundry...
This article on how catastrophic medical costs don't just impact the uninsured reminds me of a discussion I had yesterday.
The NY Times premium columnist Nicholas Kristof has an article on the U.N. Population Fund, which supports contraception and maternity care in the developing world. Kristof describes women and children dying due to lack of medical care and reminds us that "[l]ast month, Mr. Bush again withheld all U.S. funds from the U.N. Population Fund." The title? "Mr. Bush, This Is Pro-Life?"
And the Business section has a headline that caught my eye: Economic View: If You Don't Eat or Drive, Inflation's No Problem.
Time to rotate laundry...
