I don't know what you big bullies did to poor ol' Vince this time... But I blame you for sending him off the deep end ONCE AGAIN!
Not really... Vince is an idiot
I ask a small favor of the denizens of FU... Please report whoever is copying whole threads and then pasting them into unrelated threads.

I am completely against censorship of opinions, but there are no opinions being posted by this user. This person is only trying to ruin this most valuable resource.

Sure, a few of us could hide his posts, but that approach only treats the symptoms.

I say we all join together... If enough people report these abuses, he will be banned (That's how it works, right?).

It's only a matter of time before he pastes a thread in this thread... I will not hide it. I want everyone to report the abuses you see in this thread. Let's alert Cary to this dire situation.

Thank you and good evening,
Harry Tuttle
Activist

edit by Cary: Leaving this thread intact for informational purposes. I had to ban one of AOL's proxy servers to get this flooder to stop. Also see: http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/315054.html



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FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: FOX5 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:33PM


There will be no School Wed. March 3 for the Fairax County Public School system due to the forecast of 9" of snowfall overnight tonight through tomorrow. Stay tuned for more details.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: stfu ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:44PM


Stop it with these fucking threads.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:46PM


Schools have been closed in the following counties:

In Virginia:

Accomack County, Albemarle County, Alleghany County, Amelia County, Amherst County, Appomattox County, Arlington County, Augusta County, Bath County, Bedford County, Bland County, Botetourt County, Brunswick County, Buchanan County
Buckingham County, Campbell County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Charles City County, Charlotte County, Chesterfield County, Clarke County, Craig County, Culpeper County, Cumberland County, Dickenson County, Dinwiddie County, Essex County, Fairfax County, Fauquier County, Floyd County, Fluvanna County, Franklin County, and Frederick County

In Maryland:

Allegany County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city, Baltimore County, Calvert County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Charles County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Garrett County, Harford County, Howard County, Kent County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Queen Anne's County, Somerset County, St. Mary's County, Talbot County, Washington County, Wicomico County, and Worcester County


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: Eastsider ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:25PM


I just saw the announcement on Red Asshole 69.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: g-z? ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:44PM


Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: ABC123 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:46PM


g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all
> counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....

+1

The first alphabetical storm of the season.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:44PM


This just in...

g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: I feel sorry for you ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:50PM


Really. I do. Are you always home alone? Are you some loser who's a vrigin and is lonely, who needs to make dumbass threads like this because you find this fun? Seriously, you need to kill your self. I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:55PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
>Seriously, you need to kill your self.


I tried that a few times but unfortunately for all of us, it didn't work.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:57PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------

> I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you
> want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


That is a terroristic threat. And whether it is online or in person, it is still a felony. We will see who has the last laugh.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: JR/Gravis/RV ()
Date: March 02, 2010 08:00PM


Senator Warner announced today that $24 million from the economic stimulus package will go toward funding of two projects that will jump-start Virginia's transition to expanded use of health care information technology and electronic medical records.

These grants will help Virginia medical professionals as they work to implement and use HIT to lower consumer health care costs, minimize redundant paperwork and reduce medical errors.

$11.6 million has been awarded to the Virginia Department of Health to further the transition to a standardized health IT network.
$12.4 million has been awarded to a non-profit, statewide project led by the Virginia Health Quality Center in Richmond and the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon to establish regional extension centers to provide HIT and EHR outreach and support services to providers and hospitals serving Virginia’s Medicare population.
Senator Warner said today that although Virginia health care providers are already national leaders in the use of health IT, "significantly help individual providers as they work to implement and use this technology to establish a two-way exchange of information with local health departments."

“This represents a smart, one-time investment in Virginia’s economic infrastructure – investments that should help build on our health IT investment and work to establish electronic medical records in hospitals, nursing homes and physicians' offices that will improve care and reduce costs.”


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Focus on health savings & accountability
Jan 15, 2010 - 10:40 AMAs Senate and House leaders continue to work to craft a compromise health reform bill, Senator Warner is urging negotiators to remain focused on the ultimate goal of health reform: driving-down medical costs for consumers, businesses and taxpayers.

Senator Warner has joined his colleagues in two separate letters to the Senate leadership strongly urging the negotiators to maintain important cost containment measures in the Senate bill. The first letter encourages the leadership to maintain the push for greater competition and private sector innovation that were included in the Senate's version of health reform.

A second letter specifically asks the negotiators to include a “fail-safe mechanism” to require close monitoring and regular reports about whether the hundreds of billions of dollars in projected cost savings are actually being achieved.

If promised health care savings fail to materialize, Congress should have "the tools to bring its actual savings back in line with its original estimates," the letter states.

The process should be tailored in away that enables Congress to address any savings shortfall expeditiously and in the most non-partisan manner possible. It should also be conducted with an eye towards maintaining affordability and quality.

In addition, a letter signed by 14 House Democrats was delivered to the House and Senate leadership recommending that the "Value and Innovation" amendment package introduced by Senator Warner and 11 other Freshman Senators be included in any final bill.

The letters are below:







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A visit to Martinsville
Jan 11, 2010 - 06:38 AMSenator Warner traveled to Southside Virginia today to meet with over 50 community and business leaders from Martinsville and Henry County. The community has been one of the hardest hit during the economic downturn -- and this former self-described "Sweatshirt Capital of the World" has been struggling for years with the economic challenges caused by the decline in U.S.-based textile manufacturing.

As part of the visit, Senator Warner passed through downtown and visited with students at the Governor's School of Mathematics. The students told Senator Warner that they regularly wake up as early as 5:30 a.m. to attend the Governor's School program for the first half of the day before going back to their normal high schools in order to take advantage of the small class sizes and advanced teaching opportunities provided by the Governor's School.



Senator Warner also dropped by a meeting of the Uptown Partners, an economic development working group that brings together organizations and individuals determined to revitalize Martinsville and Henry County.

He shared with them some lessons he learned while serving as Governor of Virginia, when he was the Commonwealth's "Chief Economic Development Officer," and discussed federal programs and resources that are available for communities like Martinsville to grow.

He also discussed two initiatives that he is working on in Congress: his on-going efforts to boost small business lending, and a new effort that will help states and local governments attract and create new jobs.

The meeting with community leaders was held at the Virginia Museum of Natural History, which he helped bring to the region when he served as Governor. Senator Warner provided the business and community leaders an update from Washington, discussed his upcoming initiatives on job-creation, and detailed how the status quo in health care ultimately could bankrupt Virginia families, businesses, and the state and federal governments.

Senator Warner told the community leaders that the noisy health care reform debate has included a lot of hyperbole, hypocrisy, misinformation and disinformation. "There's a lot to not be happy with," he said. "But if this bill was half as bad as some people are saying, I sure as heck would not have voted for it."




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Warner outlines proposals
On January 12, the Martinsville Bulletin reported on Senator Warner's visit to the area to discuss two initiatives aimed at helping communities and businesses create jobs.

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The health care vote
Dec 24, 2009 - 08:02 AMSenator Warner released the following statement this morning after voting in favor of the Senate health reform bill:

“I voted in support of the Senate health care bill. While this legislation is far from perfect, I believe it will start to curb soaring health care costs for consumers and businesses, reduce our federal budget deficits over time, and extend the life of the Medicare program.

In addition, a dozen of my freshman colleagues worked together to successfully add significant cost containment measures to the Senate proposal, and we have expanded programs that deliver higher-quality care at lower cost. Our amendments, which encourage innovation, broaden transparency and aggressively attack inefficiency and fraud, have received bipartisan support, as well as endorsements from AARP, the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, and major businesses that make-up The Business Roundtable.

Rising medical costs are strangling the American economy, hurting American families, and killing our ability to compete globally. This legislation represents a strong start, and includes almost every approach suggested by leading experts to try to tackle medical costs that have more than doubled in the past decade.

As this bill moves to conference, the focus must remain on the goals of reducing health care costs, increasing efficiency and accountability, and incorporating private-sector solutions to our health care challenges.”

RELATED:

On December 8, Senator Warner and 10 Freshman colleagues announced a package of health care amendments that would expand and accelerate efforts to encourage innovation and accountability across the health care system -- and drive down costs.
Click here for more information on Senator Warner's views on health care.
ShareThis
Health care facts versus opinion
Dec 22, 2009 - 01:26 PMThe pending Senate health reform proposal is far from perfect, but honest discussion has been obscured by the misinformation and disinformation swirling around the issue.

For instance, an editorial in today's Newport News, Va., Daily Press repeats inaccurate arguments frequently made by critics.

Critics have been suggesting for some time that consumers should be allowed to purchase health insurance plans across state lines. This morning's editorial says the Senate bill does not provide "practical reform that would allow people to buy insurance across state lines, creating true competition that might lower bills."

In fact, the “insurance exchange” that would be created through the Senate proposal would allow consumers to purchase coverage from insurers outside of their region, subject to individual state approvals and with appropriate federal oversight to ensure that certain minimum standards are met.

For more precise language of this section of the bill, click here and scroll down to Section 1333.
The editorial also repeated claims frequently made by members of the minority party that tort reform simply must be a critical piece of any reform proposal. Yet when a medical malpractice amendment was offered on the Senate floor, 12 of 40 Republican senators voted against it. Senator Warner was one of four Democrats who voted to support med-mal reform.

It’s also worth noting that, in effect, state-level actions already have imposed med-mal reform: at least 38 states have adopted medical malpractice damage caps.
For all of the editorial's references to "new entitlements," it fails to even mention Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit enacted by the Bush Administration and a Republican-controlled Congress back in 2003. This dramatic expansion of Medicare was never paid for, and the Bush Administration did not factor its true cost into deficit calculations. The 2009 report to Congress by the Medicare trustees estimates the ten-year cost of the Medicare Part D unfunded entitlement at $1.3 trillion.
We have posted a list of some of the benefits that millions of Americans will receive right away under the Senate health reform legislation. Those benefits include: no lifetime limits on coverage, tax credits for small businesses looking to purchase health insurance, and extension of coverage for young adults.


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FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: FOX5 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:33PM


There will be no School Wed. March 3 for the Fairax County Public School system due to the forecast of 9" of snowfall overnight tonight through tomorrow. Stay tuned for more details.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: stfu ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:44PM


Stop it with these fucking threads.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:46PM


Schools have been closed in the following counties:

In Virginia:

Accomack County, Albemarle County, Alleghany County, Amelia County, Amherst County, Appomattox County, Arlington County, Augusta County, Bath County, Bedford County, Bland County, Botetourt County, Brunswick County, Buchanan County
Buckingham County, Campbell County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Charles City County, Charlotte County, Chesterfield County, Clarke County, Craig County, Culpeper County, Cumberland County, Dickenson County, Dinwiddie County, Essex County, Fairfax County, Fauquier County, Floyd County, Fluvanna County, Franklin County, and Frederick County

In Maryland:

Allegany County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city, Baltimore County, Calvert County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Charles County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Garrett County, Harford County, Howard County, Kent County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Queen Anne's County, Somerset County, St. Mary's County, Talbot County, Washington County, Wicomico County, and Worcester County


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: Eastsider ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:25PM


I just saw the announcement on Red Asshole 69.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: g-z? ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:44PM


Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: ABC123 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:46PM


g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all
> counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....

+1

The first alphabetical storm of the season.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:44PM


This just in...

g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: I feel sorry for you ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:50PM


Really. I do. Are you always home alone? Are you some loser who's a vrigin and is lonely, who needs to make dumbass threads like this because you find this fun? Seriously, you need to kill your self. I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:55PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
>Seriously, you need to kill your self.


I tried that a few times but unfortunately for all of us, it didn't work.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:57PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------

> I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you
> want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


That is a terroristic threat. And whether it is online or in person, it is still a felony. We will see who has the last laugh.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: JR/Gravis/RV ()
Date: March 02, 2010 08:00PM


Senator Warner announced today that $24 million from the economic stimulus package will go toward funding of two projects that will jump-start Virginia's transition to expanded use of health care information technology and electronic medical records.

These grants will help Virginia medical professionals as they work to implement and use HIT to lower consumer health care costs, minimize redundant paperwork and reduce medical errors.

$11.6 million has been awarded to the Virginia Department of Health to further the transition to a standardized health IT network.
$12.4 million has been awarded to a non-profit, statewide project led by the Virginia Health Quality Center in Richmond and the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon to establish regional extension centers to provide HIT and EHR outreach and support services to providers and hospitals serving Virginia’s Medicare population.
Senator Warner said today that although Virginia health care providers are already national leaders in the use of health IT, "significantly help individual providers as they work to implement and use this technology to establish a two-way exchange of information with local health departments."

“This represents a smart, one-time investment in Virginia’s economic infrastructure – investments that should help build on our health IT investment and work to establish electronic medical records in hospitals, nursing homes and physicians' offices that will improve care and reduce costs.”


ShareThis
Focus on health savings & accountability
Jan 15, 2010 - 10:40 AMAs Senate and House leaders continue to work to craft a compromise health reform bill, Senator Warner is urging negotiators to remain focused on the ultimate goal of health reform: driving-down medical costs for consumers, businesses and taxpayers.

Senator Warner has joined his colleagues in two separate letters to the Senate leadership strongly urging the negotiators to maintain important cost containment measures in the Senate bill. The first letter encourages the leadership to maintain the push for greater competition and private sector innovation that were included in the Senate's version of health reform.

A second letter specifically asks the negotiators to include a “fail-safe mechanism” to require close monitoring and regular reports about whether the hundreds of billions of dollars in projected cost savings are actually being achieved.

If promised health care savings fail to materialize, Congress should have "the tools to bring its actual savings back in line with its original estimates," the letter states.

The process should be tailored in away that enables Congress to address any savings shortfall expeditiously and in the most non-partisan manner possible. It should also be conducted with an eye towards maintaining affordability and quality.

In addition, a letter signed by 14 House Democrats was delivered to the House and Senate leadership recommending that the "Value and Innovation" amendment package introduced by Senator Warner and 11 other Freshman Senators be included in any final bill.

The letters are below:







ShareThis
A visit to Martinsville
Jan 11, 2010 - 06:38 AMSenator Warner traveled to Southside Virginia today to meet with over 50 community and business leaders from Martinsville and Henry County. The community has been one of the hardest hit during the economic downturn -- and this former self-described "Sweatshirt Capital of the World" has been struggling for years with the economic challenges caused by the decline in U.S.-based textile manufacturing.

As part of the visit, Senator Warner passed through downtown and visited with students at the Governor's School of Mathematics. The students told Senator Warner that they regularly wake up as early as 5:30 a.m. to attend the Governor's School program for the first half of the day before going back to their normal high schools in order to take advantage of the small class sizes and advanced teaching opportunities provided by the Governor's School.



Senator Warner also dropped by a meeting of the Uptown Partners, an economic development working group that brings together organizations and individuals determined to revitalize Martinsville and Henry County.

He shared with them some lessons he learned while serving as Governor of Virginia, when he was the Commonwealth's "Chief Economic Development Officer," and discussed federal programs and resources that are available for communities like Martinsville to grow.

He also discussed two initiatives that he is working on in Congress: his on-going efforts to boost small business lending, and a new effort that will help states and local governments attract and create new jobs.

The meeting with community leaders was held at the Virginia Museum of Natural History, which he helped bring to the region when he served as Governor. Senator Warner provided the business and community leaders an update from Washington, discussed his upcoming initiatives on job-creation, and detailed how the status quo in health care ultimately could bankrupt Virginia families, businesses, and the state and federal governments.

Senator Warner told the community leaders that the noisy health care reform debate has included a lot of hyperbole, hypocrisy, misinformation and disinformation. "There's a lot to not be happy with," he said. "But if this bill was half as bad as some people are saying, I sure as heck would not have voted for it."




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

RELATED
Warner outlines proposals
On January 12, the Martinsville Bulletin reported on Senator Warner's visit to the area to discuss two initiatives aimed at helping communities and businesses create jobs.

ShareThis
The health care vote
Dec 24, 2009 - 08:02 AMSenator Warner released the following statement this morning after voting in favor of the Senate health reform bill:

“I voted in support of the Senate health care bill. While this legislation is far from perfect, I believe it will start to curb soaring health care costs for consumers and businesses, reduce our federal budget deficits over time, and extend the life of the Medicare program.

In addition, a dozen of my freshman colleagues worked together to successfully add significant cost containment measures to the Senate proposal, and we have expanded programs that deliver higher-quality care at lower cost. Our amendments, which encourage innovation, broaden transparency and aggressively attack inefficiency and fraud, have received bipartisan support, as well as endorsements from AARP, the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, and major businesses that make-up The Business Roundtable.

Rising medical costs are strangling the American economy, hurting American families, and killing our ability to compete globally. This legislation represents a strong start, and includes almost every approach suggested by leading experts to try to tackle medical costs that have more than doubled in the past decade.

As this bill moves to conference, the focus must remain on the goals of reducing health care costs, increasing efficiency and accountability, and incorporating private-sector solutions to our health care challenges.”

RELATED:

On December 8, Senator Warner and 10 Freshman colleagues announced a package of health care amendments that would expand and accelerate efforts to encourage innovation and accountability across the health care system -- and drive down costs.
Click here for more information on Senator Warner's views on health care.
ShareThis
Health care facts versus opinion
Dec 22, 2009 - 01:26 PMThe pending Senate health reform proposal is far from perfect, but honest discussion has been obscured by the misinformation and disinformation swirling around the issue.

For instance, an editorial in today's Newport News, Va., Daily Press repeats inaccurate arguments frequently made by critics.

Critics have been suggesting for some time that consumers should be allowed to purchase health insurance plans across state lines. This morning's editorial says the Senate bill does not provide "practical reform that would allow people to buy insurance across state lines, creating true competition that might lower bills."

In fact, the “insurance exchange” that would be created through the Senate proposal would allow consumers to purchase coverage from insurers outside of their region, subject to individual state approvals and with appropriate federal oversight to ensure that certain minimum standards are met.

For more precise language of this section of the bill, click here and scroll down to Section 1333.
The editorial also repeated claims frequently made by members of the minority party that tort reform simply must be a critical piece of any reform proposal. Yet when a medical malpractice amendment was offered on the Senate floor, 12 of 40 Republican senators voted against it. Senator Warner was one of four Democrats who voted to support med-mal reform.

It’s also worth noting that, in effect, state-level actions already have imposed med-mal reform: at least 38 states have adopted medical malpractice damage caps.
For all of the editorial's references to "new entitlements," it fails to even mention Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit enacted by the Bush Administration and a Republican-controlled Congress back in 2003. This dramatic expansion of Medicare was never paid for, and the Bush Administration did not factor its true cost into deficit calculations. The 2009 report to Congress by the Medicare trustees estimates the ten-year cost of the Medicare Part D unfunded entitlement at $1.3 trillion.
We have posted a list of some of the benefits that millions of Americans will receive right away under the Senate health reform legislation. Those benefits include: no lifetime limits on coverage, tax credits for small businesses looking to purchase health insurance, and extension of coverage for young adults.


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I request everyone report the abuses in this thread too... There are too many abuses in the whole forum...

Everyone could report a different one and none of the posts would have enough reports to alert Cary.

Focus your reports to this thread! Dog Lovers Undergroundians Unite!

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FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: FOX5 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:33PM


There will be no School Wed. March 3 for the Fairax County Public School system due to the forecast of 9" of snowfall overnight tonight through tomorrow. Stay tuned for more details.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: stfu ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:44PM


Stop it with these fucking threads.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 04:46PM


Schools have been closed in the following counties:

In Virginia:

Accomack County, Albemarle County, Alleghany County, Amelia County, Amherst County, Appomattox County, Arlington County, Augusta County, Bath County, Bedford County, Bland County, Botetourt County, Brunswick County, Buchanan County
Buckingham County, Campbell County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Charles City County, Charlotte County, Chesterfield County, Clarke County, Craig County, Culpeper County, Cumberland County, Dickenson County, Dinwiddie County, Essex County, Fairfax County, Fauquier County, Floyd County, Fluvanna County, Franklin County, and Frederick County

In Maryland:

Allegany County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city, Baltimore County, Calvert County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Charles County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Garrett County, Harford County, Howard County, Kent County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Queen Anne's County, Somerset County, St. Mary's County, Talbot County, Washington County, Wicomico County, and Worcester County


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: Eastsider ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:25PM


I just saw the announcement on Red Asshole 69.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: g-z? ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:44PM


Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: ABC123 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 05:46PM


g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Man, that's classic! The snow is avoiding all
> counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....

+1

The first alphabetical storm of the season.


Options: Reply•Quote
Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:44PM


This just in...

g-z? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The snow is avoiding all counties that begin with G and beyond in Va.....


Options: Reply•Quote
Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: I feel sorry for you ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:50PM


Really. I do. Are you always home alone? Are you some loser who's a vrigin and is lonely, who needs to make dumbass threads like this because you find this fun? Seriously, you need to kill your self. I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


Options: Reply•Quote
Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:55PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
>Seriously, you need to kill your self.


I tried that a few times but unfortunately for all of us, it didn't work.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: WUSA9 ()
Date: March 02, 2010 07:57PM


I feel sorry for you Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------

> I'll be glad to put you out of your misery if you
> want me to. You dumb ass faggot.


That is a terroristic threat. And whether it is online or in person, it is still a felony. We will see who has the last laugh.


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Re: FCPS classes cancelled Wed. March 3 due to snow
Posted by: JR/Gravis/RV ()
Date: March 02, 2010 08:00PM


Senator Warner announced today that $24 million from the economic stimulus package will go toward funding of two projects that will jump-start Virginia's transition to expanded use of health care information technology and electronic medical records.

These grants will help Virginia medical professionals as they work to implement and use HIT to lower consumer health care costs, minimize redundant paperwork and reduce medical errors.

$11.6 million has been awarded to the Virginia Department of Health to further the transition to a standardized health IT network.
$12.4 million has been awarded to a non-profit, statewide project led by the Virginia Health Quality Center in Richmond and the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon to establish regional extension centers to provide HIT and EHR outreach and support services to providers and hospitals serving Virginia’s Medicare population.
Senator Warner said today that although Virginia health care providers are already national leaders in the use of health IT, "significantly help individual providers as they work to implement and use this technology to establish a two-way exchange of information with local health departments."

“This represents a smart, one-time investment in Virginia’s economic infrastructure – investments that should help build on our health IT investment and work to establish electronic medical records in hospitals, nursing homes and physicians' offices that will improve care and reduce costs.”


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Focus on health savings & accountability
Jan 15, 2010 - 10:40 AMAs Senate and House leaders continue to work to craft a compromise health reform bill, Senator Warner is urging negotiators to remain focused on the ultimate goal of health reform: driving-down medical costs for consumers, businesses and taxpayers.

Senator Warner has joined his colleagues in two separate letters to the Senate leadership strongly urging the negotiators to maintain important cost containment measures in the Senate bill. The first letter encourages the leadership to maintain the push for greater competition and private sector innovation that were included in the Senate's version of health reform.

A second letter specifically asks the negotiators to include a “fail-safe mechanism” to require close monitoring and regular reports about whether the hundreds of billions of dollars in projected cost savings are actually being achieved.

If promised health care savings fail to materialize, Congress should have "the tools to bring its actual savings back in line with its original estimates," the letter states.

The process should be tailored in away that enables Congress to address any savings shortfall expeditiously and in the most non-partisan manner possible. It should also be conducted with an eye towards maintaining affordability and quality.

In addition, a letter signed by 14 House Democrats was delivered to the House and Senate leadership recommending that the "Value and Innovation" amendment package introduced by Senator Warner and 11 other Freshman Senators be included in any final bill.

The letters are below:







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A visit to Martinsville
Jan 11, 2010 - 06:38 AMSenator Warner traveled to Southside Virginia today to meet with over 50 community and business leaders from Martinsville and Henry County. The community has been one of the hardest hit during the economic downturn -- and this former self-described "Sweatshirt Capital of the World" has been struggling for years with the economic challenges caused by the decline in U.S.-based textile manufacturing.

As part of the visit, Senator Warner passed through downtown and visited with students at the Governor's School of Mathematics. The students told Senator Warner that they regularly wake up as early as 5:30 a.m. to attend the Governor's School program for the first half of the day before going back to their normal high schools in order to take advantage of the small class sizes and advanced teaching opportunities provided by the Governor's School.



Senator Warner also dropped by a meeting of the Uptown Partners, an economic development working group that brings together organizations and individuals determined to revitalize Martinsville and Henry County.

He shared with them some lessons he learned while serving as Governor of Virginia, when he was the Commonwealth's "Chief Economic Development Officer," and discussed federal programs and resources that are available for communities like Martinsville to grow.

He also discussed two initiatives that he is working on in Congress: his on-going efforts to boost small business lending, and a new effort that will help states and local governments attract and create new jobs.

The meeting with community leaders was held at the Virginia Museum of Natural History, which he helped bring to the region when he served as Governor. Senator Warner provided the business and community leaders an update from Washington, discussed his upcoming initiatives on job-creation, and detailed how the status quo in health care ultimately could bankrupt Virginia families, businesses, and the state and federal governments.

Senator Warner told the community leaders that the noisy health care reform debate has included a lot of hyperbole, hypocrisy, misinformation and disinformation. "There's a lot to not be happy with," he said. "But if this bill was half as bad as some people are saying, I sure as heck would not have voted for it."




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Warner outlines proposals
On January 12, the Martinsville Bulletin reported on Senator Warner's visit to the area to discuss two initiatives aimed at helping communities and businesses create jobs.

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The health care vote
Dec 24, 2009 - 08:02 AMSenator Warner released the following statement this morning after voting in favor of the Senate health reform bill:

“I voted in support of the Senate health care bill. While this legislation is far from perfect, I believe it will start to curb soaring health care costs for consumers and businesses, reduce our federal budget deficits over time, and extend the life of the Medicare program.

In addition, a dozen of my freshman colleagues worked together to successfully add significant cost containment measures to the Senate proposal, and we have expanded programs that deliver higher-quality care at lower cost. Our amendments, which encourage innovation, broaden transparency and aggressively attack inefficiency and fraud, have received bipartisan support, as well as endorsements from AARP, the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, and major businesses that make-up The Business Roundtable.

Rising medical costs are strangling the American economy, hurting American families, and killing our ability to compete globally. This legislation represents a strong start, and includes almost every approach suggested by leading experts to try to tackle medical costs that have more than doubled in the past decade.

As this bill moves to conference, the focus must remain on the goals of reducing health care costs, increasing efficiency and accountability, and incorporating private-sector solutions to our health care challenges.”

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On December 8, Senator Warner and 10 Freshman colleagues announced a package of health care amendments that would expand and accelerate efforts to encourage innovation and accountability across the health care system -- and drive down costs.
Click here for more information on Senator Warner's views on health care.
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Health care facts versus opinion
Dec 22, 2009 - 01:26 PMThe pending Senate health reform proposal is far from perfect, but honest discussion has been obscured by the misinformation and disinformation swirling around the issue.

For instance, an editorial in today's Newport News, Va., Daily Press repeats inaccurate arguments frequently made by critics.

Critics have been suggesting for some time that consumers should be allowed to purchase health insurance plans across state lines. This morning's editorial says the Senate bill does not provide "practical reform that would allow people to buy insurance across state lines, creating true competition that might lower bills."

In fact, the “insurance exchange” that would be created through the Senate proposal would allow consumers to purchase coverage from insurers outside of their region, subject to individual state approvals and with appropriate federal oversight to ensure that certain minimum standards are met.

For more precise language of this section of the bill, click here and scroll down to Section 1333.
The editorial also repeated claims frequently made by members of the minority party that tort reform simply must be a critical piece of any reform proposal. Yet when a medical malpractice amendment was offered on the Senate floor, 12 of 40 Republican senators voted against it. Senator Warner was one of four Democrats who voted to support med-mal reform.

It’s also worth noting that, in effect, state-level actions already have imposed med-mal reform: at least 38 states have adopted medical malpractice damage caps.
For all of the editorial's references to "new entitlements," it fails to even mention Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit enacted by the Bush Administration and a Republican-controlled Congress back in 2003. This dramatic expansion of Medicare was never paid for, and the Bush Administration did not factor its true cost into deficit calculations. The 2009 report to Congress by the Medicare trustees estimates the ten-year cost of the Medicare Part D unfunded entitlement at $1.3 trillion.
We have posted a list of some of the benefits that millions of Americans will receive right away under the Senate health reform legislation. Those benefits include: no lifetime limits on coverage, tax credits for small businesses looking to purchase health insurance, and extension of coverage for young adults.


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> I don't know what you big bullies did to poor ol'
> Vince this time... But I blame you for sending him
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> Not really... Vince is an idiot
> I ask a small favor of the denizens of FU...
> Please report whoever is copying whole threads and
> then pasting them into unrelated threads.
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> I am completely against censorship of opinions,
> but there are no opinions being posted by this
> user. This person is only trying to ruin this most
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> Sure, a few of us could hide his posts, but that
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> I say we all join together... If enough people
> report these abuses, he will be banned (That's how
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> It's only a matter of time before he pastes a
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I'm guessing he doesn't get banned because he is using AOL, which would mean Cary would have to ban all AOL users.

Fuck it... it would be worth it...

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I already have too

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Ok.. but make sure you report the ones in here! We need to work together on this one.

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I am pretty sure I had little to do with this unless Fairy's defender's have a hard-on for him and decided to go off the deep end (as usual).

V-meister is his own man and can post his spam as often as he wants. But I have nothing to do with any trackers other than what Gravis asked me to post for him. I don't benefit from it in general so I stopped posting it long ago.

This does look like V's work though - I am guessing he feels bad for his troll buddies. Who knows.

I am putting this in my report comments:

"Please limit anonymous posters to 250 characters or less and no image posting. Thanks."

If you can’t model the past, where you know the answer pretty well, how can you model the future? - William Happer Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics Princeton University



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bump

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BUMP! \o/


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