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Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
NOYB wrote:
Nevertheless, I'll be waiting for your letter of inquiry to the CCDA. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: Actually, Harry, I credit the tax cut for a very recent increase in patients' disposable income...leading to a sharp increase in spending on dental care vs. last summer. The increase in productivity is the reason I needed to expand my staff. As for me supplying my name and phone number, here are my terms: 1) I get at least 3 paragraphs of space in your article to share my views (in full, and unedited of course) Sorry, you'd get the space you deserve, depending on what you say. 2) I get a chance to review the entire article, and *OK* any portion dealing with me and my practice, prior to publication I don't give anyone that privilege on my articles. 3) You contact the Collier County Dental Association with a synopsis about the theme of your article, and they'll pass it along to me. The contact should be made on official letterhead of the organization that will do the publishing, and should be signed by you. This would mean you are who you say you are and you're acting in good faith. No problem. Well then send your proposal, and ask that our officers announce the theme of your article at the next meeting. Perhaps there are other dentists that would like to share their thoughts on this subject. If you go that far, I'll email you my name and phone number. Of course, I'll make sure the other members read some of your less-than-positive posts about dentists and conservatives. Afterall, it's only fair that they know what kind of person they are dealing with before providing ammunition for your biased article. I'll be waiting... Oh, I like my dentist just fine. But, then, he's not a horse's ass, as you are. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. Sorry...you changed the terms. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
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It seems like you were the one that rejected 2 out of the 3 terms I proposed. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: Nevertheless, I'll be waiting for your letter of inquiry to the CCDA. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: Actually, Harry, I credit the tax cut for a very recent increase in patients' disposable income...leading to a sharp increase in spending on dental care vs. last summer. The increase in productivity is the reason I needed to expand my staff. As for me supplying my name and phone number, here are my terms: 1) I get at least 3 paragraphs of space in your article to share my views (in full, and unedited of course) Sorry, you'd get the space you deserve, depending on what you say. 2) I get a chance to review the entire article, and *OK* any portion dealing with me and my practice, prior to publication I don't give anyone that privilege on my articles. 3) You contact the Collier County Dental Association with a synopsis about the theme of your article, and they'll pass it along to me. The contact should be made on official letterhead of the organization that will do the publishing, and should be signed by you. This would mean you are who you say you are and you're acting in good faith. No problem. Well then send your proposal, and ask that our officers announce the theme of your article at the next meeting. Perhaps there are other dentists that would like to share their thoughts on this subject. If you go that far, I'll email you my name and phone number. Of course, I'll make sure the other members read some of your less-than-positive posts about dentists and conservatives. Afterall, it's only fair that they know what kind of person they are dealing with before providing ammunition for your biased article. I'll be waiting... Oh, I like my dentist just fine. But, then, he's not a horse's ass, as you are. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. Sorry...you changed the terms. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
NOYB wrote:
??? It seems like you were the one that rejected 2 out of the 3 terms I proposed. As I have stated from time to time, I'm not that interested in you or your terms or much else about you. But I do believe you are a typical right-wing coward, afraid to post with your real name because your "opinions" are so outrageous. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: ??? It seems like you were the one that rejected 2 out of the 3 terms I proposed. As I have stated from time to time, I'm not that interested in you or your terms or much else about you. But I do believe you are a typical right-wing coward, afraid to post with your real name because your "opinions" are so outrageous. One of the differences between us is the fact that I interact on a professional level with people of *diverse* backgrounds every single day...and you just work with and cozy up to like-minded liberals. You write for a two-bit union rag because 99% of the respectable publications out there wouldn't put a single word of yours into print. You can say what you want in your piece of rubbish mag because you already know your audience. Try stepping outside your "comfort zone" into an arena where there are others that don't share your political views. Then let's see if you're willing to sign your name to the bull**** you write. BTW--I noticed you backed out of the deal about contacting the CCDA about your story as soon as I mentioned passing along to them some of your quotes about dentists and conservatives. So you see? We're not much different. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
You're trying to disprove the theory that the Bush tax cut will create jobs.
That's not political? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: BTW--I noticed you backed out of the deal about contacting the CCDA about your story as soon as I mentioned passing along to them some of your quotes about dentists and conservatives. So you see? We're not much different. Nope. You turned it into a political tirade..in which I have no interest. Sorry. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
It is funny that while there was some name calling in the last few weeks,
nothing to compare with the tirade that has developed since Harry returned. Say what you will about the right wing trash or left wing socialist, no one is more frustrated in his futile efforts to make an impact in the world than Harry. "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: Social security and medicare are the only *fair* taxes...'cause the rate is the same for all income levels. Not when considered as a percentage of total income. SS cuts off at $80-some k. For a lot of people, the SS pain in the butt disappears fairly early in the year (although the employer's contribution continues). Most of the working poor will *never* see a paychek without a deduction for SS. I understand that there is some equity because benefits for higher income wage earners are also capped, but it is inaccurate to say that the rate is the same for all workers. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
Bill Cole wrote:
It is funny that while there was some name calling in the last few weeks, nothing to compare with the tirade that has developed since Harry returned. Say what you will about the right wing trash or left wing socialist, no one is more frustrated in his futile efforts to make an impact in the world than Harry. Unlike you, Bill, I have no delusions about political statements in rec.boats having any impact on the real world. I just refuse to engage right-wing trash in debate on issues. There's no reason to do so...if you mud wrestle with a right-wing pig, you're going to get covered in garbage and excrement, because that is their only product. It's more fun to pinprick the little suckers and watch them go ballastic. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
LOL. I was expecting a zinger from you on the dental care...and, of
course, your silence about the other benefits. But you did post that you prefer to hire two part time workers rather than a full time worker, and thereby avoid paying for fringe benefits. Are you going to 'fess up or do I have to wade through Google? :-) |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
GDP growth has been increasing every month for almost a year now...long
enough for almost every economist to now declare the recession is officially over. Yahoo (Reuters) has a news piece just released that is entitled "Analysts Say U.S. Economy in Recovery, 2001 Recession Over". Of course, every economist will also tell you job growth lags GDP growth almost every time...so your "research" means very little at this early stage. Hell, paychecks just started reflecting the tax cut a mere 2 months ago...and Americans received their child tax credit more recently than that. Here's a very telling quote: "All the data's saying the same thing: this quarter is going to be a cracker," said Ram Bhagavatula, chief economist at Royal Bank of Scotland Financial Markets, predicting gross domestic product growth will hit a 6 percent to 7 percent annual rate this quarter. " 6-7% *annual* growth rate! The last time we had a greater than 7% annual growth in GDP was 1984...the year Reagan won in a landslide. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: You're trying to disprove the theory that the Bush tax cut will create jobs. That's not political? I'm not trying to prove or disprove a thing. I'm merely part of a group trying to find legitimate evidence that the Bush tax cuts have resulted in significant job growth among substantial manufacturing or service employers. By the middle of last week, some 1,500 employers have been contacted nationally by our researchers. The data to date indicates no job growth traceable to Bush's little giveaway. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
Gould, jps, NOYB, Jim, Harry, and a cast of thousands
Go wade through google, Gould. I have never hired a part-time employee to
avoid paying benefits. "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... LOL. I was expecting a zinger from you on the dental care...and, of course, your silence about the other benefits. But you did post that you prefer to hire two part time workers rather than a full time worker, and thereby avoid paying for fringe benefits. Are you going to 'fess up or do I have to wade through Google? :-) |
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