Friday, March 26, 2010

Newest News Nuggets... Mostly ObamaCare (03.26.10)

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Newest News Nuggets (03.26.10)

Dems Creating False Storyline to Distract From What They've Done?

Watch: Baucus Says Obamacare Helps Redistribute the Wealth

U.N.'s Endorsement of Obamacare Will Backfire

Spectacularly Dissent Is Noble Until Aimed at Democrats

Castro Praises Obamacare

Doctor: I’ll Quit When (So-Called) Reform Kicks In

Companies Already Stating They Can't Afford Obamacare

Today’s Hidden Tidbit in ObamaCare: (Found Thanks to As A Mom member)

HEALTHCARE BILL ESTABLISHES OBAMA'S ARMY

Since the Health Care Reform Bill is supposed to be about health care...improving it....and the people are supposed to love it so, maybe someone can explain to me:

1. Why it authorizes the formation of an army and

2. What that has to do with health care that anyone wants?

This is a copy of the Senate bill that was approved Sunday night. Pg 1312 is the forces (LINE 13).

http://democrats.senate.gov/reform/patient-protection-affordable-ca...

IT LOOKS LIKE B.O. JUST GOT HIS OWN PRIVATE ARMY

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Obama Leaves Israeli Prime Minister Alone To Go Eat

Union Pensions Looking For A Taxpayer Bailout - Hello???

New Book: Obama Zombies: How the Liberal Machine Brainwashed My Generationclip_image003

At the center of the theories of Saul Alinsky and Cloward & Piven, leaders of the American Progressive Movement, is creating over-whelming chaos to wear the opposition down

This is exactly what is happening now in our Country. These Nugget Links are designed to help you at see what is our there and wade through…

Please take a few moments daily to peruse what is not being covered by much of the mainstream media~

Friday, March 19, 2010

Jon Voight, (Rep Bachmann, Rep King and Other GOP Leaders): Call to Arms

Come to DC Saturday to Oppose ObamaCare

I am calling to all of you freedom-loving Americans to come once again to Washington D.C. to gather at upper Senate Park, across from the Capitol on Saturday, at 12 o’clock noon.

We must come by the thousands.

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Speaker Pelosi will stop at nothing to fulfill her corrupt conquests. She will bring all of the corrupt ACORN liars to try to bully all the Democrats that may be having pangs of guilt knowing quite surely what their votes can and will do. If they’re bullied into saying “yes,” it will destroy America.

Join me (Jon Voight), Rep. Michele Bachmann, Rep. Steve King and the GOP Leaders in Washington DC at 12 noon EST so we can give all the Democrats who know what the end result will be the courage to say: “No, do not pass this destructive bill.”

I’ll see you there.

If you can possibly get there... please go. If not, continue to call and fax your Congresspeople... Pelosi still doesn't have the votes, so it is not over and many are still teetering and can be convinced to vote NO!!!

Related:

· Bret Baier's Exclusive With Obama

· Video: Mike Pense - We Can Win This Fight

· CBO Score Release and Quoted by Dems Called a "Lie"

· Rep. Paul Ryan's Statement on House Democrats' Leak of Unsubstantiated CBO Health Care Bill Score

Quote for the Day: Rep. Tom Perriello (D-VA) said, "If you don't tie our hands, we will keep stealing." - WOW!!

Avoiding "Boomeritis" Injuries


The Achilles' Heel Of A Fit Generation

Orthopedic surgeons are seeing a wave of exercise-related injuries among baby boomers -- a phenomenon dubbed "boomeritis."

The March issue of Mayo Clinic Women's HealthSource covers what's behind boomeritis. Baby boomers, now in their 50s and 60s, are fitter and more athletic longer into their lives, compared with their parents' generation. They are running marathons, hitting the slopes, playing hockey, cycling the country, and more. While staying active promotes health, at age 50 and older the body is less forgiving. Injuries can occur when people push beyond the body's capability. Typical problems include
tendinitis, bursitis, stress fractures and tendon tears (such as rotator cuff injuries).

Mayo Clinic Women's HealthSource offers these tips to help avoid boomeritis:

Doctor approval: A doctor can offer advice when a person is considering a new sport or activity. In general, it's wise to start slowly and increase gradually.

Warm-ups: A warm-up prepares a body for activity by getting the blood flowing, raising muscle temperature and increasing the heart rate. Moderate activities, such as walking on a treadmill or cycling in a low gear, are good warm-ups. Cold muscles are more prone to injury.

Stretching: Past age 40, joints, tissues and muscles may not be as flexible as they once were. Stretching after exercise, when muscles are warm, can help prevent injury and may improve performance.

Cross-training: Alternating different types of activities works various muscle groups, which helps muscles adapt to new activities. A balanced fitness program should include cardio work, strength training and flexibility exercises, such as yoga, and exercises such as Pilates that target the core muscles.

Consistency: Compressing hours of heavy activity into the weekend sets the stage for injury. A better approach is aiming for 30 minutes or more of moderate exercise daily.

Listening to the body: Boomers may not be able to tolerate the same sports or participate as long or as intensely as they could when they were younger. Significant stiffness or strain indicates too much intensity.

Avoiding overdoing: A rest period or a rest day after an intense workout can help avoid injury. A good rule is to increase activity by no more than 10 percent each week, for example, adding one mile a week to reach a 10-mile-per-week walking regimen.

Source: Mayo Clinic - Article Date: 1
8 Mar 2010 - 3:00 PDT

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Bret Baier Exclusive: Obama Dodges Slaughter Rule Controversy | The FOX Nation

Bret Baier Exclusive: Obama Dodges 'Slaughter Rule' Controversy | The FOX Nation



Fox News
President tells Fox News he's not worried about 'procedural' debate
over whether House Dem leaders should go ahead with plan to
approve health care without traditional vote.

President Obama: "I don’t spend a lot of time worrying about what the
procedural
rules are in the House or Senate. What I can tell you is that the
vote that’s taken in
the House will be a vote for health care reform. And if
people vote yes, whatever
form that takes, that is going to be a vote for
health care reform. And I don’t think
we should pretend otherwise. And if
they don’t, if they vote against it, then they’re
going to be voting against
health care reform and they’re going to be voting in favor
of the status quo.
So Washington gets very concerned with these procedures in
congress,
whether republicans are in charge or democrats are in charge."