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Survival Techniques for the Barely Insured
Published on - June 19th, 2012 (by Tim Sullivan)
This post is from staff writer Tim Sullivan.
If you're anything like me, you're barely insured. I don't work for a company that offers benefits and so I've had to shop for individual insurance. Setting aside what a headache that was, I've ended up with catastrophic insurance. This means that if I step off a curb wrong and break every bone in my leg, I won't be in totally ruined. That said, I don't get any help with regular checkups or routine care.
There are lots of things I do every day to help keep the Doctor away that go far beyond a simple apple. Every day, I work toward more optimal health and have learned that prevention is far cheaper than treatment. Not only do I consider my health to be my greatest asset, but staying away from MDs is a financial reality I've had to learn to navigate. None of this is groundbreaking, but let it serve as a reminder that just like your financial health, your mental and physical health requires daily attention.
Get Insurance
Yes, it's expensive and you'll probably never use it. I haven't had to go to the Doctor since college. The what-ifs however, are too disheartening to ignore. Any sort of grave accident or surprise diagnoses, without insurance, would have me sunk. I have an extremely high deductible and not surprisingly, it matches my emergency fund. If you feel like you don't need insurance at all, you don't necessarily need get much, but get yourself something.
Stay Active
We've heard it before but that still it doesn't seem to budge some of us. According to a study by the American Journal of Health Promotion, extremely overweight Americans have medical costs nearly 70 percent higher than those who fall into the normal weight range. It isn't all about keeping weight off; regular exercise keeps joints healthy and prepares you for life's tumbles. I mean that literally. I have a friend who hasn't a good sweat in years break his arm because he fell trying to avoid a skateboarder on the sidewalk. It's an unfortunate event that probably could have been avoided with a little increased strength and flexibility.
That said, for some, gym memberships, even to the YMCA, can be budget busting. You don't need to throw money at the problem. You'll have less cool machines and built in inspiration, but there are things you can on a daily basis to keep yourself agile without spending a dime.
- Walk as much as you can, even if it means parking in the back of the parking lot.
- Take the stairs almost always even if you're like me and live on the fifth floor.
- YouTube your fitness. You have to look a little harder for quality, but YouTube is full of videos to help you meet your fitness goals. Whether it be a short yoga workout, some ab exercises, modified pushups, tai chi, parkours, you name it; type it into your search bar and give it a try.
- Attack the kitchen. Turn your canned goods into weights and know that a 10-pound bag of flour weighs the exact same amount as a 10-pound dumbbell.
- The local playground is my favorite gymnasium. After dinner, when kids are home, the monkey bars provide more challenge than anything I've found in doors.
Think outside the gym. Staying fit doesn't need to be a full time job, but it should be part of your daily life. At least for me, I can't afford not to. Good health pays dividends in the long run.
"Eat Food. Not Too Much. Mostly Plants."
Michael Pollan's simple beginning to his book "In Defense of Food" echo in my head every trip to the market. Yes, an apple a day helps, but reducing the amount of processed foods we eat will help keep the doctor away. You can learn to cook. Healthy food choices can be affordable, and more than that, in the long run, healthcare cost included, they're cheaper. I'm comfortable taking my cues on this one from a few big bad corporations. Many larger corporations, such as REI and General Mills, have started programs to educate employees about nutrient dense foods such as kale, quinoa, and broccoli as well as change the options in the cafeteria. The reason given? It helps reduce cost with their company-provided health insurance.
Dental Hygiene
Of course dental isn't covered under my insurance. That doesn't mean I'll get some floss and remember to brush twice a day and consider it done. From everything I've read, such as the difference between hard and soft plaque, with dental hygiene, there are some things we can't do ourselves. Here as well, the name of the game here is preventative over treatment based. It's a lot cheaper to keep good dental hygiene than to deal with a severe toothache or infection. In short, get your teeth cleaned.
I get my time with a DDS on the cheap by going to dental schools. Students in the clinic are nearing graduation and are closely supervised every step of the way. It takes all morning, but here in Seattle, the dental school is, on average, 40% cheaper per treatment than nearby dentists. For schools near you, check out the American Dental Association website.
Eyes Peeled for Savings
Most who need glasses know it by now. If you're not sure, it'll save you a lot of discomfort to get your eyes checked. Frames however, can be expensive. I've heard a lot of success stories from people going to the brick-and-mortar eyeglass shops, trying on various frames, and then going home and finding them on ebay for substantially cheaper. Also, keep your eyes peeled for two for one deals at your local eyeglass shop so you can have a pair waiting in the wings.
For your reading glass needs, I've heard great things about this website which doesn't sell any reading glasses for more than $10, often offering 3 pairs for that price.
Get Bodywork
Massage, chiropractic care, and other forms of bodywork can substantially reduce your healthcare bill. Yes, massage is relaxing, but more importantly it strengthens the immune system, keeps your lymphatic system running strong, and can make minor aches and pains irrelevant before they become major problems.
There are great deals for massage on Groupon and other similar sites, but it can be a total crapshoot in terms of quality. The cheaper, more cooperate massage places are a dice-roll as well. Local massage schools have clinics and are less expensive and often just as good, plus you're legally not allowed to tip.
Full disclosure here: I have private massage practice. I can attest that I have bartered for everything. From oil changes to website design to fresh produce, I'm often up to trade a massage for whatever, and I'm not alone. Most of my massage therapist friends agree. If you have any friends or co-workers who receive regular massage, ask for a recommendation, send an e-mail offering whatever service you can offer, and you may be surprised by the response. I'm not saying all massage therapists will do this as we are supposed to report any bartering to the IRS, but from my experience, most of us are up for a good ol' fashioned barter.
Keep Your Mental Health In Order
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. If you feel like you might have any minor mental health issues, there are a number of things you can do to address them on your own. I was raised by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and I've often heard my mother give the following advice:
- Make sure you're getting enough sleep
- Consult self-help books
- Discuss issues with close friends
- Look at your ratio of work to play and work to reduce stressors
- Cultivate your simple joys and do things bring you pleasure
If you ever feel like you can't manage your feelings, take advantage of free mental health screenings, primarily offered during the month of October (national Mental Illness Awareness Month). Check out the Screening for Mental Health website for a location near you.
Many therapists also offer a sliding scale session based on income. Check out Psychology Today therapist finder for one in your area.
Be Mindful
Yes, accidents happen, but most of my accidents happen when I'm doing one thing with my mind in a totally different place. When I first started massage, one of my first days of appointments, I was making breakfast tacos, going over techniques and routines in my head while slicing an avocado and slid the knife right into my hand. I had to cancel appointments for an entire week.
Staying mindful of what I'm doing is one of the best preventative lifestyle choices I make. It takes time, attention, intention, and constant training, but not only am I living more in the present, but I'm far less likely to slip on a banana peel.
Minimal insurance isn't for everyone, but for those of us who are barely covered, we need to take extreme care of our bodies every day.
How can you emphasis prevention over treatment? What are some of your ways of circumventing healthcare costs?
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The YMCA actually can be cheap. My wife and I don't really have the money for a fitness club, and so when we presented our financial case at the Y they cut our fee by a lot. We almost pay nothing. Big chain gyms with TVs and workout instructors in spandex shorts probably won't give you a deal, but the YMCA is great for helping out families that are financially strapped.
Community center gyms and exercise programs are also often quite inexpensive!
I agree that it requires effort to live healthy on a budget. To Tim's recommendation of YouTubing fitness, I have found http://www.sparkpeople.com to be very helpful. The website is free and is a good resource whether you are losing or maintaining a healthy weight. In addition to the hundreds of free fitness videos they have, they provide a way to track food and suggestions for improving your lifestyle.
I agree that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. It was nice to find a website that enabled me to do that while not requiring a significant amount of my budget.
Excellent post! There is a lot to think about here (said another barely self-insured person…..) My own approach to maintaining health is walking as much as possible and eating as little processed food as possible, and it works surprisingly well.
I don't have a lot to throw into this conversation, except that dancing is an excellent activity for staying active. Dance lessons are often pretty expensive, though I'd guess at a lot of colleges you can find student groups who'd be happy to have extra members and teach you how to move.
My husband and I also carry a high deductible plan with no office visit coverage. That's fine because we rarely go to western medical doctors for anything.I see a naturopath once a year for my annual check up– for $100 she spends one full hour with me and we go over mind,body and spiritual health issues and I get my Pap done.
We recently moved and I fell into UTTER EXHAUStiON due to overwork,stress, etc.I had an acupuncturist who does incredible work.She charges $65 for an office visit/treatment and I see her once or twice a year for various tune ups. It works!!!!!!
My spouse is a chiropractor so I get adjusted regularly.We also trade massages with each other.I had someone give us a used table and we do half hour massages for each other maybe twice a month.
We often barter for other services,too.
All your suggestions are excellent!
I'd add: Find a couple of natural health practitioners you can see when you need to (before you need them) who have reasonable rates and give you REAL health care, not medicine!
And eat well, rest and relax more, and TRUST that your body does know how to be well! Read Dr. Andrew Weil's books! And Dr.John McDougall.
Check again, I bet your office visits are covered now. The Affordable Care Act requires it.
Sorry, I meant your preventable care visits.
Regarding the dentist: When I didn't have dental insurance, my dentist told me it would be fine to get a cleaning every 9 months instead of every six. (I have healthy teeth and apparently excellent hygiene. If you have dental issues, don't listen to me!)
Two minor additions:
For working out – check if your county has recreation centers with gyms, etc. They might not be the best equipped, but they can be a great cost effective way to access equipment you don't want to own [mine runs me $15/mo].
For glasses – You can buy prescription glasses online for very cheap; like, $13-$55 cheap [lenses included]. It can be trickier/more expensive if you have an extreme correction, but even my straight-up terrible nearsightedness [-5.5 diopters in both eyes] is no problem.
I did a post at my MSN Money job about how to get glasses online for 5% to 12% cheaper (cash-back sites) and also how to get free eye exams if you meet certain income levels:
And another one about cheaper dental care:
And a third one about cheaper orthodontics:
Please don't neglect your health on the basis that you feel just fine now. An ounce of prevention might not just be worth a pound of cure — it might also save your life.
So, Tim, when you say you haven't had to go to a doctor since college, do you mean that you simply don't go to the doctor for anything, or that you go for regular check-ups but you just haven't had any medical issue requiring you to seek care outside of the check-ups?
I'm also wondering how old you are – I'm guessing you're young enough that you haven't encountered any age-related problems, and you don't need certain routine tests yet.
Not going to the doctor in years? VERY BAD MOVE. Preventive care is a heck of a lot less costly than the ramifications of a chronic condition that will affect your health for decades to come.
There are recommended guidelines on how often you need to go for a wellness visit that should include blood pressure, glucose, skin cancer exam, cholesterol check, thyroid check and more. Especially important for women is a pap smear and breast exam. Saving the $150 per year on an annual wellness visit isn't worth risking having untreated diabetes destroying your vision, for example.
I think you're overreacting a bit. Tim is what, 25? The chances of an otherwise healthy young man in his mid-20s having some sort of invisible problem that would change in any way if he didn't miss an annual checkup or two are tiny. Even when I've gone to the doctor they haven't done (nor recommended) most of the things you list. And you can check your blood pressure for free at most pharmacies.
Great Article! I never knew that massages have all those health benefits. Does anyone know if myofascial release–foam rolling, lacrosee ball self massage–offers similar benefits?
My husband has chronic back problems, and he lives and dies by his foam roller and (I think) squash ball – especially the ball. He uses it every day, and swears it's like getting a therapeutic massage for free.
Remember that it hurts like the dickens at the beginning, but that smooths out as your trigger points loosen. :0D
Self myofascial release has many benefits similar to those of massage. It is, after all, essentially self-massage. DH teaches SMR to all his physical therapy and personal-training clients.
Neither SMR nor massage conveys the same benefits, specifically to the internal organs, as yoga. A self practice that combines yoga and SMR is ideal for most people who don't have joint problems.
Always work with a trainer first to ensure you are "doing it right."
Very informative! I have great health insurance but it does not include dental. Previously since I was a child I went to Mexico for dental treatment (not the case now, less visits since there is more violence in Mexico now) My husband has to have 4 cavities filled before he has an implant put in. Here this would cost $1000. We are waiting until December to have this done in Mexico (which puts his implant on hold)…but now I am going to check dental schools! Will also look for reviews, I have not been impressed with Dentists here in the USA, from my personal experience.
I have to second using massage as preventative care! I considered them a luxury, just a want, whenever my husband went. He finally convinced me to join him, and we've been going every month together for almost a year. I used to take frequent "mental health days" (about once a month) where I would wake up so overwhelmed and depressed that the thought of getting up and going to work made me sick. (And I love my job, so I knew it was internal.) I didn't think about it at first, I was just enjoying the massages, but I realized just how better I felt! That, plus actual vacations planned and executed, a change in my diet (less sugars and no caffeine), and regular walks around the neighborhood with my hubby, has made me feeling healthier than I have in years (and I'm only 27).
I was throwing my back out with some regularity once I started an office job, until I started getting a monthly massage. $69/month to avoid total immobility? Sign me up! Plus even if it is medically justifiable, it just FEELS indulgent.
I lost interest after I read "You'll have less cool machines". Should be "fewer". Common grammatical error; please proofread.
Also the three typos and the not-cited statements about General Mills (I noticed because I'm interested in reading about that).
I know people on here don't generally like spelling/grammar corrections, but it really does take (some) people out of the article.
Some blogs that I read use Editz in order to allow readers to point out spelling or grammar mistakes. Might be something for GRS to look into.
What if it the comparison was qualitative, not quantitative? I read it that way– that the machines at the Y won't be as cool as the machines in the fancy place (in other words, "moar uncooler", ha ha).
Regardless, I think there are bigger ideas in the article that warrant discussion, and it's a bit unfair to discard it wholesale because of minor grammar disputes (or is it grammatical disputes?).
(Speaking of grammar, I never know where to put the period in relation to the parenthesis. English is a crazy language.)
Whoa, El Nerdo. Talk about being on the same wavelength at the same time. You said it better.
Yeah, I think ours is a perfectly valid reading, which is less cool than telepathy, but the timing was funny.
The period goes outside of the parentheses (but only if you inserted a phrase in parentheses into a sentence).
(However, if your whole point is parenthetical, then keep it inside the parens.)
Thanks! And with a question mark? Normally we don't put a period after a question mark but here I felt it necessary after the parenthesis (yes or no to this?).
There's an American way and a British way – being Canadian, I tend to go back and forth between the two.
Did he mean less cool as in "not as cool" vs. less cool as in "not as many?"
Thanks. Great article.
About saving money when you get glasses – you do not have to buy new frames with every new prescription. You can have the new lenses made for your old frames. All the tech needs is to take a few measurements on the old frames. When the new lenses come in, it just takes a few minutes for them to swap the old lenses for the new, and off you go. That can save you a bundle!
I recently cancelled my catastrophic insurance because I didn't realize that AFTER I paid $10,000, I would have to pay 60% of the remainder, which, at $100,000, would clearly bankrupt me. I have supplemental insurance and the sincere desire to stay healthy.
"I haven't had to go to the Doctor since college."
Sounds like you're avoiding annual preventative care checkups. I think that regular checkups with your doctor are part of preventative medicine. Your doctor shouldn't be avoided..
Maybe you feel 100% fine, but you should still get regular checkups. Hows your cholesterol level and blood sugar? I don't expect you're getting that checked without doctor visits and without knowing the levels you'll have no idea if theres a problem. People who seem perfectly healthy otherwise can have issues they're unaware of.
The cost of healthcare is so high now, if you have savings, you need to protect yourself and have some sort of health insurance.
When people tell me, "I'll just be careful", I tell them of a co-worker who chose no insurance. A healthy, trim, fit, health conscious 30 year old that happened to slip on ice one day. He walked around on his "sprained" ankle for 3 days, not wanting to pay for a doctor's visit, thinking he could "tough it out".
Finally he went to a doctor to find that he'd broken the ankle, needed an operation to pin the ankle bones after having walked on them for so long. $10,000 later, he asked area social services to help, but he still ended up owing $2000+. Last I heard, the ankle still isn't "right", but the person is too afraid to rack up more debt by going back to the doctor.
In my own case, hubby (provider of the family's health insurance) was outsourced a few years ago and I was forced to find coverage not as good as I would have wished. Of course, this is when I messed up my back, lifting something WAY too heavy. After "toughing it out" for a half year, heat & ice therapy, lots of OTC pain/anti-inflammatory pills, a CAT scan and chiropractor visits and PT (after new insurance kicked in), I bought a barely used inversion table on eBay for $50. I use it each time my back starts to bother me and I swear I can hear the discs slipping back into line/place. I also go 4X's a week for an hour to an exercise dance class that includes weight bearing exercises at the end. I am all for preventative lifestyle changes for general good health, but with healthcare costs going thru the roof, you really need at least the catastrophic plan.
Generally I think this was a good article and should be taken seriously by those who currently carry NO insurance.
Given that a high percentage of U.S. bankruptcies are due to medical expenses, health insurance is one of those things that – while you may never need it – if you DO need it, and don't have it, you can be wiped out.
Someone young might get cheap insurance while in college or before age 24, stay on the insurance for about five years, and during that five years get regular checkups to establish your baselines and discover any of the conditions that typically don't show up until you are fully, physically adult.
Also during that five years, of course, start establishing the healthy habits that will maintain you in the best possible health.
After age 30 if you have not manifested any chronic problems and if you are in good health according to your doctor, many people might safely drop insurance and simply "self-insure" by saving that money instead.
HOWEVER … as long as insurance companies are financing election campaigns, and if the ACA is voided or gutted, be aware that any condition that manifests while you are uninsured becomes a "pre-existing" condition that will functionally prevent you from achieving coverage, at anything close to an affordable price, later in life.
Over a lifetime it is probably cheaper to maintain high-deductible insurance than to move in and out of plans and run that risk of losing coverage exactly when you need it.
Do they have a written guarantee that they will never be injured in an unwanted event like a car crash? EVERYONE needs insurance.
"many people might safely drop insurance and simply "self-insure" by saving that money instead."
No, you can not 'safely' drop health insurance. Thats a huge financial risk and liability.
1 in 10 people age 15-44 end up in a hospital annually. (maternity, broken bones, misc. illness)
Sorry, this site has become too mainstream. Haven't found anything here over the last year or so (with the exception of Donna Freedman) that isn't touted on every mainstream news site, financial blog, talk show, self help, blah blah blah.
This has become less about thinking and more about doing whatever every one else is doing and dissenting viewpoints are no longer credited or welcome either by the publisher or the group of active readers now congregating. It is all about how to jump through someone else's hoops instead of how to create your own path.
There is a difference between stuffitis and storing in times of plenty, for lean times. There are innate problems with relying on just-in-time inventory, -money, -investing, blah blah blah–that are simply glossed over or not mentioned. There are big problems with our banks so "finding the right one" is an effort in futility. The same players are actively involved in the current and ongoing collapse of Europe but here you promote investing in these entities. There is no more thinking outside the box here.
I'm done. The emperor sold his clothes. It's been nice GRS but I'm removing my notices and unsubscribing. Nice knowin' you JD…good luck in the future; I'll try to remember to check in with your personal blog.
Please, someone check his grammar.
You're hitting on several of the most important keys to healthy living. What I'd like to hear more about in a future post are the barriers that people face, and how to overcome them.
For example, why don't most people who are uninsured get coverage? What stops us from staying active and are there creative solutions?
Also, the barriers to eating vegetables, dental hygiene, and preventative care?
Let's keep this conversation going in future posts.
I find the moniker of "barely insured" completely incorrect. Catastrophic insurance is by no means "barely" insured. Having a limited benefit insured plan that only covers wellness visits and a few doctor's office visits a year is barely insured. A catastrophic insurance plan that covers expenses above $5000 is what insurance was originally designed for. I understand that a wellness visit can cost up to a couple of hundred dollars a year, this can be budgeted for, and as a previous poster pointed out, with an HSA or a plain savings account the deductible can be planned for. My husband is 50 years old, in good shape, and pays $150 a month for a $5000 deductible plan. We decided it was better for him to keep his individual coverage than join my HSA group plan.
You make a good point. Tim may represent the generation that grew up thinking that the HMO was the "normal" insurance situation.
As you correctly note, insurance used to be about covering those disasters that can't truly be budgeted for – the accidental injury or out-of-the-blue diagnosis.
Over the past 40 years, health insurance instead has become about covering the preventive care that we all should be taking care of for ourselves. Most middle-class people can afford to pay out of pocket for a wellness visit every year for everyone in the family. It's simply a matter of making that a priority.
On a HDHP, DH and I paid $300 a month for comprehensive coverage. On a regular PPO, we pay $600/mo. That is $3600/yr that could be going into a new-car fund (or into an HSA!), a college fund, a house fund, an emergency fund, a vacation fund.
So I am highly motivated to get back into a HDHP. I would much rather pay $125 out of pocket (or out of HSA!) for the clinic visit if I catch the flu, than $3600/yr for … nothing.
I liked the article…too few people pay attention to their insurance. If/when your body does not co-operate, your financial life will be saved from ruin by being insured. However, even if you have great insurance, it is important to police your medical statements! I think this is as or more important than reconciling your checkbook. My daughter has a recurring medical problem and by paying attention to the details, and contesting some of the benefit statements we have saved a minimum of $3000/year. Once we saved Almost $10,000. Definitely worth the time you put it in going over it…even if it is a pain!
Great article & relevant, to us, we are transitioning into self-employment and have been self-insured now for 9 months. We too are doing the high-deductible HSA. The great thing about the HSA is that up to $6k is tax-deductible. This is the only way I know to actually get any money back from your healthcare.
While some shopping around makes sense, personally I am not inclined to use the lowest bidder for my surgery.
Just want to chime in on the bartering system. For the past two years I have been trading twice-monthly English lessons for massages with a young Chinese lady (a qualified masseuse and reflexologist). I always feel that I am getting the better part of the deal, especially as she insists on feeding me lunch afterwards. I couldn't do without my massages. I think that bartering works really well as long as both sides are perfectly clear about the deal. I hope my arrangement works for a long time, and I hope she does too.


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I have seen a few posts on this page asking about female ejaculation, but there was no given "how to." So if I may, impart some knowledge on the art of coming your brains out.
Luckily for me, I have an amazing partner who was so gracious to give me a practical demonstration and to also help me practice perfectly.
Some people who give advice on this will say that complete internal g-spot stimulation is key, others will say strictly clitoral stimulation. However, every body is different, and every body likes to be stimulated in a different way. So it really does not matter how you like it, but the key to female ejaculation is to know your body. First, I would like to suggest that if you are interested in having mind blowing orgasms (with or without a partner) that you do some kegel exercises. You can do them while you are at work, at school, standing up, sitting down, etc. It's fun to masturbate without touching yourself and it will make orgasms that much more intense when you can control your muscles down there.
So with that said, I will repeat, that knowing your body is key. After you have been going at it for a while, and you feel that you are about to climax, it will feel like you genuinely have to pee. (If you are self-conscious about peeing on your partner, try going to the bathroom before sex) That is a good feeling to have because that is your cue to start pushing out and downward (if any of you have taken lemaze classes or have had a mid-wife, they might have told you to imagine going up and down the elevator; when I say out and downward, you are going down the elevator). It is important to start using your muscles to start pushing out and down as soon as the urge to pee becomes more and more intense. You want to make sure you start pushing before you actually complete your orgasm, if you start pushing too late, you may want to rub one out or go again to get the built up fluid out of your body-it is the female equivalent of blue balls. Once you start pushing you will want your partner to get the fuck out of your cunt so you can release what you have built up.
It will take some practice initially, then you will start to see small puddles (which proves that you can in fact ejaculate), and then you will start to see great lakes which can lead to you hosing something down from across the room.
1:You will want to be super hydrated. Female ejaculate is a mix of your internal fluid and urine. To have it be more of the former, over the latter, I recommend lots of water pre-sex.
2: There will be times that you will in fact pee on your partner, or the bed, wherever/whomever. But if peeing feels that good, do not feel bad for having a fucking amazing orgasm.
3: Communication is super sexy, talk to your partner before and during sex to let them know what you do or do not like, and vice versa, this will make it the best experience for the both of you. If your partner is not super turned on or is "weirded" out by your ejaculation, then have a serious talk with them. That is definitely their prerogative and their preference, but there is no reason to feel shamed about what you can do with your body, it is beautiful, and it gives such an intense feeling of satisfaction and emotional attachment it is well worth the practice.
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After 230-plus episodes, Richard Belzer is bowing out as a series regular of "Law & Order: SVU" as of next week.
Belzer's well-traveled character, Sgt. John Munch, a detective in the NYPD's special victims unit, will transition to a role as an investigator with the District Attorney's office in the Oct. 16 episode of "SVU."
NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street" in 1993. After "Homicide" wrapped its run at the end of the 1998-99 season, the character immediately segued to "SVU" in its first season. The character had already done guest shots on "Law & Order" in 1996 and 1997.
Belzer has also done guest shots as Munch on a range of other shows, from comedies "3rd Rock from the Sun," "Arrested Development" and "30 Rock" to HBO's "The Wire" and UPN's "The Beat."
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The local knowledge is that Mr. McPhillips has and will do anything within legal means to close the landfill, which is his indisputable right. His offer of land for the FFA is commendable, but was that offer on the table before WM made theirs? Or was it just reactive?
Mr. McPhillips sees himself as benevolent, above the fray. But by placing closure of the landfill to any land donation, Mr. McPhillips has effectively tarnished any credit for benevolence he may have mustered. In other words, at least in my opinion, using any form of extortion to gain a personal desire cannot be ( and should not be ) construed as a simple gesture of kindness or benevolence, no matter how it's spun.
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Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian aren't going to Dallas alone ... camera crews from their E! reality shows will be going with 'em ... TMZ has learned.
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I Live in the Dallas / Forth Worth area, and cannot stand these people. I was a fan of the Mavericks - not any more. TMZ, I am getting sick of you as well. Guess I am done with you as well. My local news, well that is reporting the filimg will contine in DFW - so guess I am done with any local news. Not much left to do....
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Are they crazy? Isn't the big reason why Lamar is being transferred to Dallas is because the big wigs said the reality show was a distraction. Lamar was on a radio show crying and saying it. These Kardashians are bad news and I agree with that boycott of everything Kardashians that is all over the internet
In my opition Lamar could have played better over the years that he's been with the Lakers. They are a very competitive team. Lamar was not focused on his career period! With all of the night life, being advertised at hotel pool area's smoking marijuna. Nevertheless, a current T.V. role that's really apauling and trying to manage a fuitless rapper Ali Vegas; the Lakers are better off with out him. Clearly Lamar was not focused on his career. Remember, Larmar you were on a team where LEGEND'S were born! Clearly you will not be remembered as one of them....
At least she supports her husband, which is more than I can say for the rest of them.
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Martin O'Neill leaves Aston Villa in pieces days before the Premier League kicks off!
Martin O'Neill has dropped a football bombshell by resigning from Aston Villa 5 days before the Premier League kicks off. Unfortunately for Villa fans, today is not April Fools' Day.
O'Neill was appointed as Villa manager on the 4th of August 2006 and led the club to three sucessive sixth-place finishes in the past 3 seaosn which qualified them for the Europa league. In an official statement he stated: "I have enjoyed my time at Aston Villa immensely. It's obviously a wrench to be leaving such a magnificent club."
The club or the manager haven't revealed the reasons for his departure but there are three likely answers. a) Martin O'Neill fell out with the board due to the expected sale of James Milner to Manchester City b) His transfer targets weren't met and c) He left on personal reasons.
The Birmingham-based club are left in shatters as they lost the mastermind behind the team's success. Aston Villa play West Ham on Saturday and then Rapid Vienna on Thursday in the Europa league play-off. Kevin MacDonald, former assistant manager of Ireland has been installed as the club's caretaker. Martin O'Neill will be helping Kevin MacDonald as he stated: "I will obviously be assisting the club in the immediate short-term with regard to the handover of my duties."
Martin O'Neill has been labelled as the the successor of Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, is one of the most talented British managers of his generation. He was a successful midfielder for Nottingham Forest where he won back-to-back European Cups under Brian Clough. After retiring O'Neill became a manager where he made a name for himself managing Leicester City and Celtic Glasgow which he drove to glory.
Aston Villa was his most ambitious project, for the past 3 years he has competed against Liverpool, Everton, Tottenham and Manchester City for a place in Europe. Three successive sixth place finishes is a great achievement for the Northern Irish manager especially because he didn't have huge transfer budgets to spend on star players. This year was his most successful, he steered the club to their first cup final in years where they lost the League Cup to Manchester United and challenged for fourth place until the final stages of the season.
Martin O'Neill has hit Aston Villa with a huge blow and the timing is not ideal for the club. A lot of questions need to be answered but that is not the biggest problem, who will fill his shoes? Some candidates are Van Basten, Tony Mowbray, Gareth Southgate, Sven Goran Eriksson and Manuel Pellegrini.
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MUNSTER | The Town Council has modified the 2013 municipal budget of $47.7 million to match transfers between funds authorized earlier this month.
The Department of Local Government Finance certified Munster's municipal budget March 15.
"The final amounts for the controlled funds were, in some cases, reduced from what the council adopted in 2012," Clerk-Treasurer David Shafer said.
On April 8, the Town Council approved budget transfers to bring various funds in balance with the 2013 certified budget. This involved transferring about $1.3 million between such funds as the sewer fund, the redevelopment operating budget and the town's self-funded medical insurance plan.
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|With new car prices meeting or surpassing many consumers' incomes, the vast majority of people finance their car purchases. On an annual basis, Center for Responsible Lending reports, over 79 percent of auto loans occur through third-party indirect lenders that partner with dealerships. Then, following most purchases, many consumers wonder whether or
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All of them are used by native speakers, but (B) is the correct choice in terms of formal usage. It's the long form for "Speaking".May I speak to Miss Dolly?
(A) I'm Miss Dolly.
(B) She's speaking.
(C) Here's Miss Dolly.
(D) Hi, it's me.
In other words, "I'm . . . " isn't the usual response, but it is used.Hello, this is Corinne. (NOT USUALLY...I'm Corinne)
"Speaking" is also short for "She's speaking" or "I'm speaking".'Could I speak to Jane Horrabin?' 'Speaking' (OR This is Jane
Horrabin (speaking).) (US This is she.)
But they are indeed used by native speakers all the time. It's synonymous with, "The person you are looking for is speaking." In other words, "the person" is a singular noun, its pronoun is "she" or "he", which gives, e.g., "She's speaking."I can't think of any example people will answer like "He's speaking." or "She's speaking."


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Those PUGs made it possible for your guild to down bosses and see loot drop. Without those PUGs, the raid would not have been possible for you, leading to no loot for anyone. They have as much right to a shot at loot as your guild.
Don't want PUGS getting loot? DON'T INVITE PUGS. Expand your ranks so you don't have to PUG out slots.
But trust me on this -- if you do invite PUGS and treat them poorly, word will spread and it'll be even harder to recruit people to fill your raids.
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This week has been particularly interesting to me, as I have taken the time to observe the places where people come from, and I don't mean their countries and cities. I'm talking about that place deep inside your soul. That moral compass that influences the decisions you make and the things you say, and quite a few things have happened this week, mainly outside of my life, that reminded me that some people have really defective compasses, and are just down right rotten and nasty. Sometimes we can be so insensitive, rude and judgmental, and the use of social media hasn't helped the situation.
I'm sure at some point many of us have posted something on Facebook or Twitter that we wish we could take back. Sometimes things that not even the delete button can repair, because the damage would have already been done. For this reason I find that I check myself very often before pressing the SEND or ENTER button. The truth is that just stopping a moment to think before throwing a bomb into cyberspace could really make a difference in someone's life, jus as stopping to think before you say things directly to people could make a huge difference as well.
I'm floored by the fact that people feel justified to say every and anything about every and anything. I crack a celebrity joke here and there, so I won't act like I'm a saint, but even in doing so I try to do so as tactfully and tastefully as possible.
Some of the things I've seen in my years of using social media really have appalled me and for that reason I know I am going to make sure that I always check myself before I sputter my emotions into cyberspace for the world to see. Not that this wasn't what I was doing before, but it never hurts to get a reminder.
The rule is simple. If you you wouldn't want it said to you or a member of your family or your very best friend, then there is no reason why you should feel justified to type it in a Youtube comment box or on Facebook or Twitter.
I do feel like some of us have gotten a little out of control and find some false sense of security behind our cyber-personas. Real people are actually on the receiving end of your verbal and textual daggers, and we really have to exercise more sensitivity to humanity. Who cares if you don't like her weave or what she chooses to do behind closed doors. If you have an opinion, there is a constructive way to express it, and although this opinion seems extremely valuable to you, it really does not affect the price of rice. Instead you can go create a blog, or something that you can be held accountable for, instead of throwing rabbit punches at people you don't even know.
When next you are about to make a high and almighty statement judging and condemning someone else, you should really check yourself and decide if it is really right for you to do so, and 9 out of 10 times I'm sure you'll find that it is not…So please check yoself before you riggidy wreck yoself!
It's hilarious to me how in just a few moments someone who looks really sexy could just become rapidly unsexy, just by doing something really uncool. I can't say I'm the king of cool because I've definitely Attraction-Squashed, and when it happens I am actually either dying with laughter on the inside or just a little embarrassed.
Without sounding conceited, I'd like to think I'm not a butt ugly dude who looks like the Hunchback of Notre Dame (apologies if you find that look cute), but not even looks can save you in an attraction-squash. Here are a few scenarios:
1. THE NAME SHOUT: So just last night I was out, and I was being introduced to a friend of a friend. As we were about to be introduced she was giving me that cute smile, kinda like the 'He could get it' smile (cue Beyonce 'Party'), but when my friend introduced me I couldn't hear her name well. So friend says, "This is Tammy (fake name)", and I'm like, "Tabby!" *shouting over music*. I lean to the girl and say "Tabby?", and she says "No, Tammy". Of course I still can't hear, but the part of me that likes to get names right pushes to ask again…I still can't hear. At this point homegirl is looking on me like I'm drunk, which I wasn't but the 'He could get it smile' had definitely become a quizzical, 'This dude is kinda weird' look. It's never really cool to ask someone to repeat their name more than once. This interaction had gone south…Attraction-Squashed.
2. ICE-EJECTION: My favourite of all would be the Ice-Ejection. So I like to suck on ice when my drink is done, but what you should never do is talk with ice in your mouth, and I mean never. Not even if you think the piece of ice is so small that it could never possibly become a missile from your mouth. So you know exactly what happened next. I decided to meet someone new while sucking on ice, and of course the ice projects from my mouth like I was a Zulu warrior on a mission. Might as well I had my little darts with paralyzing poison at the tips…*Spits dart into neck. Ties subject up. Grabs subject by hair. Carries subject to ME-cave* Maybe that would have looked cooler. Epic fail. The sad part is as that ice chip falls to the ground it's like all time stops and everything is happening in slow motion. Attraction definitely Squashed. Don't talk with ice in your mouth. I've learned this the hard way.
3. RHYTHMLESS NATION: Who am I to judge the rhythmically challenged, but one thing I know is that I love to dance when I go out. As I gradually mature into my 2-step, and quite unwillingly so, at least I can assure you that my 2-step still lands on the down beats of the song. Nothing squashes attraction for a dancing machine like myself than a really cute girl who has no rhythm. Say it ain't so. Well it's really real, and there are many Jamaicans who cannot dance contrary to popular belief. They fall into that category of non-weed smokers who don't have locks and don't listen to Bob Marley. Since all of those things clearly define your Jamaicaness. I digress. No rhythm is not sexy…Attraction-Squash!
4. BREATH CHECK?: Have you ever been hit by someone's halitosis and they aren't even near to you? I throwup in my mouth just talking about it. Please, please, please come out wid yu mout clean, an if yu breath bad, den buy some mints. Damn, I'll buy em for you. Jus holla. Bad breath = Immediate Attraction-Squash.
5. HAIR CHECK?: To the Jamaican women, and many other women, who are on this 'if I bought my hair then it's mine' tip, that's great. Buy your weave. Sew it in. Make it look like it's yours. I get it. I can handle all the ownership rights when good hurr money is spent, but you spent so much time getting human hair from India or from the best horses in the stable, couldn't you take a little time to wash the darn thing?? So many times I'm in there dancing from the back, gettin' it in (adopted from my living in the USA), and then my nose makes contact with the mane, and the mane smells like real mane. For a moment I think I'm at the racetracks, but then I remember I'm dancing, and you definitely aren't a horse, so I summon Garnier and Herbal Essences in my mind and hold my breath *Passes out from holding breath* j/k. Stank hair is an Attraction-Squasher.
I could go in some more, but I will leave you with those for now. Attraction-squashing is usually unintentional, but some clever and shameless ones attraction-squash because they really want to nip an interaction in the bud if you know what I mean. Next time we talk bout dem deh.
Until next time :D Follow M.E. somewhere - Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, or right here on Tumblr. I kinda do a bunch a stuff and you will see it pasted all up in those places. Oh and I have a website: http://www.marioevon.com. Blessed love.
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I just added a great Ethan Allen table and chairs to my dining room, but the room feels incomplete. Any ideas for art, plants or a rug? I love neutrals, but wonder what colors could punch things up a bit. Thank you!!
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It's a lovely neutral starting point. I'd suggest an interesting area rug that is a little larger than the dining set for a jumping off point. Then add a piece or two of wall art. A buffet or sideboard would be a great addition. It doesn't have to be from the same Ethan Allen collection (I think it would be more interesting if it isn't)
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What style home is this? Windows look craftsman.
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Hi---in addition to what others have said, I think painting your curved ceiling (to picture rail/moulding) a color such as Ben Moore's Conventry Gray would really elevate the look of your home. Pic for inspiration... Nice pieces. Good Luck!
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I think, ya' should change ya' wallpapers design bcoz i feel like this wallpaer design & color is not match with ya' furniture ..!!! Should use the wall color like pale cream color..!!! & use the side table at the corner of room to place the pot !!! Ahhh!!!! I'm nop professional....!!! Just discuss !!!!! :)
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How about a beautiful stained glass window for the transom?
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Thank you for all your suggestions. I am thinking about adding the Hailee Console from Dania on the left wall to anchor the space.
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Alejandro Giraldo is a Colombian Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Art Director. He also has his own clothing line called Velmost. Alejandro is living and
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