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He believes in innovation. IT is crazy he does not patent the Tesla stuff....but he also hires the best people. I have a friend (electrician) who works for Tesla and claims it is the best job he has ever had.

As bad as they still are, I'm seeing some improvements in the Tigers. The points per game has started to go up from a miserable barely over 50 a game. Still got a lot of work to do. We've got a really good dunker in Williams. Posterized an HJ kid a few days ago. I'd like to see him attacking the rim as much as possible and in transition. Humble actually looks like a pretty good team from their schedule, so at least we didn't get a 30 or 40 piece put on us.

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End 1st Nederland 20 Orangefield 17

This is one of the worst passing teams I have seen Silsbee have in a very long time. Turn it over at a very alarming rate. Decision making under pressure is not good. Tigers are now 0-7 on the season.

Final Silsbee 60 Humble 66

Humble 66 Silsbee 60 Final

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By the way, the 'super-duper subsidies' we were provided? Right at $16,000. So, a premium of $3400/mo. with a $1300/mo. tax credit--which will be less for this year. Works out to roughly $25,000/yr. with a $4400/deductible. Almost $30,000/year.

It really isn’t. It should be a wake up call.

4:32 4th 58-53 Humble

Humble starts 4th on an 11-0 run.

Way to go Rams. Go win state.

I gotcha

Go win State.

Responding to your comment is not hijacking.

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Probably 15 years ago I heard Bill O’Reilly make a comment about this. His comment was something like, “Sure it should start at home. Yes there are some parents that do not do a good job. Should we simply abandon the children with bad parents?”.

This is a fact. My kids stood in line for hot chocolate for most of the 3rd quarter and when they finally made it up there they were out. BISD at it's finest......

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The issue with this proposal--among many others--is that many people in the 60-64 year age range are retired either through choice, or otherwise, and HSA's are currently only available to people working and able to purchase a HDHP. If you can't open an HSA, there's no help. But, you're still stuck with the premiums and deductibles of ACA. Insurance for just my wife and I (both in the stated age range) will be $3409./mo. with a $4400 deductible in 2026. That's $45,000 a year for premiums and deductibles. Only one plan in all of GHA coverage area offers care at Houston Methodist where my wife receives care for her Parkinson's Plus. It's actually a non-profit run by the Harris County Health Dept., and it still costs that much. There are no other options that cover pre-existing conditions, and HM availability. A tax credit of some type would be a better option while the whole system is revamped. If people are on Social Security, it could help reduce income taxes. If people are living on their own savings and investments, it could also help reduce income/capital gain taxes. But, don’t pay the insurance companies directly. You would have to have the credit given off prior year’s income, and allow a specific type savings account the credit could be deposited into tax free for future premiums. Right now, HSA’s can’t be used for premiums. ACA was never about healthcare. It was always a ruse to move towards single payer. Democrats wanted control over our healthcare just like they want control over every other aspect of our lives.

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It also has nothing to do with the thread, simply hijacking another thread with an anti Trump post.