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Question - does malpractice insurance come out before or after those quoted salaries? Here's a nice link from 3 years ago: http://www.allbusiness.com/north-america/u.../4102168-1.html $300,000 PER YEAR in malpractice premiums. Think about that. How much are medical student loans these days? $125,000? What kind of salary do you think the some of the smartest people in this country need to have in order to take on the debt, the insurance premiums, and the 12 years of school... So, if a doctor makes $450k, and writes a check for $300k and then tries to pay off $125k in loans... that doesn't leave to much now does it?

How do know - did you turn around and ask him?

so, what's your deal then? Had you done this forever and they grandfathered you in?

Dude, you've been on the internet waaaaaay too long to believe anything like this received via email. "This is an article that should be sent to anyone important in your life." Right there is all you need to know that it is a fake...

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that's our Buffalo Bills! Drafting depth in the 1st three rounds for over a decade...

the problem with the article is that he keeps referring to the final score/record. I don't think many people do that. However, I do think people take note when your starters get their clocks cleaned in their limited playing time.

anyone who has questions about the time should call the NFL tech support line. The number is listed on that page somewhere.

When I read you were in bed for 10 days, I figured this was your hail Mary attempt to get your kid into a Div I program.

Y'all should pick up Teddy's children's book in his honor: My Senator and Me: A Dog's Eye View of Washington, D.C. http://www.amazon.com/My-Senator-Me-Dogs-W...n/dp/0439650771 Grade 1-5–Kennedy's introduction to the political process is clear, informative, and loaded with child appeal, in part due to the choice of narrator: his Portuguese Water Dog, Splash.

In the meantime, why not head over to SabreSpace.com?

Obviously, your knowledge of Title IX and the insanity that surrounds it is severely limited, so I will refrain from hurling insults. Here's a nice little summary from the NYT if you care to educate yourself: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/28/opinion/...h-title-ix.html This is Title IX reality... think about that quote for awhile. A law passed to address real or perceived gender discrimination in sports culminates in schools dropping programs financed by private individuals in order to meet some artificial quota. A law passed to expand opportunity results in less opportunity. Awesome. and I'm sure you are pounding on your congressmen to force equal numbers in engineering classes, dance classes, early child care, and art classes...

If that term makes you sleep better at night... more power to you.

for blackberries you are on your own: http://www.brighthub.com/mobile/blackberry...cles/15763.aspx

Oh super. The peanut gallery is here. Are you going to tell us that we aren't real fans now? I'll tell you what, I'll consume my entertainment the way I want to - and you can enjoy your entertainment the way you want to. In the meantime, it appears that I've alerted several people to a valuable service despite what you proclaim.

I think that is a ST deal. The NFLN does 5 games every week on Tues/Wed.

Hook the computer up to the TV. and real time? eh... What better way to force me to spend my days better than to eliminate the temptation of wasting a great Sunday afternoon watching 12 minutes of football spread out over 3.5 hours?

you can watch 4 games at once too...

My guess is that this is when they have to have it posted, as opposed to when they actually will. Or maybe I'm a sucker.

I didn't see that anywhere. Where did you see that? I called the NFL tech support and that is what they told me on the phone. Of course, he used terms like "aiming for", etc... so there are no guarantees, but even so - $40 compared to $290 or whatever it is now is huge... Especially since I time shift the games anyway.

the entire season: $40 https://gamerewind.nfl.com/nflgr/secure/registerform Games available after 1 hour of game ending. Commercial-free about 3 hours after the game is over. Sync up with the local radio broadcast, have integrated stats... Considering I watch the games on TiVo anyway, so I can skip the commercials (and make the 3.5 hour ordeal only a 90 minute ordeal) - this may be the way to go on my 24" iMac. Anyone have any opinions on this? Sounds like a great deal to me.

I had ala carte for 1 or 2 years - but then told me that ended. There is a thread in the Consumer's forum that has several members saying they were grandfathered in... I was wondering if they or anyone else still were.

We had some members a few years ago state they were grandfathered in and so they receive the ST w/o paying for any extra programming. Does this still apply to those people? Anyone else getting it like this?

I thought that was "hollow" victories?