{"article":{"id":229499,"heading":"Alhambra Health Care Town Hall","author":"wg2k1","created":"2009-08-13 05:28:59","modified":"2013-11-11 01:00:49","last_modified":"Mon, 11 Nov 2013 08:00:49","article":"<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC \"-\/\/W3C\/\/DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional\/\/EN\" \"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/TR\/REC-html40\/loose.dtd\">\n<html><body><p>\r\nI spent only a short time at the event, but it was incredibly well\r\nattended, by people on both sides of the issue.&nbsp; It was\r\nattended by around 700 to 1000 people.&nbsp; They moved it from a\r\nconference room to an outdoor knoll between City Hall and the High\r\nSchool.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nPeople were vocal, but, they were not combative (too much).&nbsp;\r\nThe \"sides\" were not clustered against each other, but intermingled\r\nwithin the crowd.&nbsp; The crowd was not as rowdy as it sounds in\r\nthe video, because people\r\ndid go silent at times, but it was definitely not a polite\r\ncrowd.&nbsp; The\r\nright-wingers were particularly crude with their cussing.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nSome people got into debates and discussions.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThis is reminiscent of other heated political events that have happened\r\nin Alhambra, and that I've experienced.&nbsp; One group has a\r\ndemonstration, and a counter-organizing effort brings\r\nopponents.&nbsp; They yell support for their own side, but\r\nindividuals and small clusters of people also talk to each other.\r\nThough people are politically polarized, many want to engage discussion\r\nas well.&nbsp; This is something that's rarely acknowledged in the\r\npress, but it's been happening a lot.&nbsp;<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThe moderates and liberals pulled out the \"shhh be quiet and polite\r\ncard\" (figuratively and literally), and were pretty sedate.&nbsp;\r\nThe crowd was about evenly pro\/anti reform, maybe tipping a little more\r\nto the pro side.&nbsp; The HR 676 folks made only a small showing,\r\nand that was too bad because a larger contingent of single-payer\r\nadvocates would have helped the \"public option\" supporters.<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThe victory goes to the pro-reform side, because this was a last-minute\r\nmobilization and they got little press.&nbsp; The anti-reform side\r\nhad a longer lead time and got more press from the Pasadena Star\r\nNews.&nbsp; <br>\r\n<br>\r\nAnother winner in this was Adam Schiff, who is a centrist Blue Dog,\r\npro-defense, pro-war, pro-business guy.&nbsp; He's practically a\r\nRepublican.&nbsp; He's locked in some progressive votes with this\r\nevent.&nbsp; The reform side also won, by keeping Schiff in the\r\nreform camp.&nbsp; Imagine what would happen if no liberals showed\r\nup!<br>\r\n<br>\r\nLogistically, the cops and the city, and Schiff's office did a good\r\njob.&nbsp; They moved the meeting outside so everyone could get in.\r\nBeing indoors in a small room would have sucked.<br>\r\n<br>\r\n------------------------<br>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">A very good post from\r\nCraigslist<\/span><br>\r\n<br>\r\nhttp:\/\/losangeles.craigslist.org\/sgv\/pol\/1318749085.html<br>\r\n<br>\r\nDate: 2009-08-11, 9:25PM PDT<br>\r\nReply to: comm-ztkd8-1318749085@craigslist.org <br>\r\n<br>\r\nSummary: About 1,000 attendees (media personnel, add another 40) <br>\r\n<br>\r\nMake Up of Attendees: 50%=Obama Supporters, 40% Visibly Shaken\r\nConservatives, 7% Undecided, 3%=Single Payer Supporters(Medicare for\r\nAll) <br>\r\n<br>\r\nAlhambra Police presence was low(~50 officers) and impatient; they\r\nwalked out one handicap young man(~age 25) who interrupted at start of\r\nMeeting by yelling out mixed right-wing rhetoric(I hope he was paid,\r\nb\/c he was dressed badly). <br>\r\n<br>\r\nMedia was reserved and they interviewed people mostly angry w\/the Obama\r\nReform(s) for Health Care. Low Union turnout; college students low in\r\nturnout; Senior Citizens Turnout was great! They are the most relevant\r\ncrowd tonight! And finally, Adam Schiff WILL NOT oppose Health Care\r\nReform(s) by Brand Obama. <br>\r\nAnd sadly, Single Payer Action activists were nearly invisible, as Dr.\r\nBruce Hensel described an invisible patient he, \"couldn't see in his\r\noffice\" at the start of the night. <br>\r\n<br>\r\n29th District Organize! <br>\r\n<br>\r\n-------------------------------<br>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">LA Times Blog<\/span><br>\r\n<br>\r\nhttp:\/\/latimesblogs.latimes.com\/...health-care.html<br>\r\n<br>\r\n<span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">Pasadena Patriot - a\r\nright-wing anti-reform group<\/span><br>\r\n<br>\r\nhttp:\/\/pasadenasubrosa.typepad.com...apparatchiks-.html<br>\r\n<br>\r\n<span style=\"font-style: italic;\">The so-called Health\r\nCare \"Town Hall\" sponsored by Congressman Adam Schiff apparently is not\r\na town hall at all - it is a discussion among selected health care\r\npolicy wonks, all of them on one side of the issue and with ties to the\r\nDemocratic Party. <\/span><br>\r\n<br>\r\n[Actually, this event was like a reverse town hall - a campaign\r\nevent.&nbsp; It's similar to what Bush did to promote Social\r\nSecurity Reform (aka, Repeal).&nbsp; The difference was, at those\r\nmeetings, he failed.]<br>\r\n<br>\r\nAfter the meeting:<br>\r\nhttp:\/\/pasadenasubrosa.typepad.com\/...agitprop-townhall.html<br>\r\n<br>\r\n[A strange post, but, my two real quarrels with it is that there were\r\nnot 4,000+ people there, and I think that preventative care and a\r\nbetter diet to help avoid a heart attack is a good thing.]<br>\r\n<br>\r\n<br>\r\n<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","summary":"A summary of what I saw in Alhambra.  Little political content, fyi.","numcomment":12,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/2009\/08\/dscn0239.jpg","filesize":"101.8 kibibytes","article_url":"\/news\/2009\/08\/229499.php","image":{"original":"\/uploads\/2009\/08\/dscn0239.jpg","small":"\/uploads\/2009\/08\/dscn0239.jpgthumb.jpg","medium":"\/uploads\/2009\/08\/dscn0239.jpgmid.jpg"}},"attachments":[{"id":229500,"heading":"Cop Truck","article":"They're hijacking the term &quot;mutual aid&quot;!","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","created":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","modified":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","fileurl":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/coptruck.jpg","image":{"original":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/coptruck.jpg"}},{"id":229501,"heading":"Nazi?","article":"WTF is this about?  Did you confer with Mr. &quot;Repeal Medicare&quot; to come up with this sign?","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","created":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","modified":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","fileurl":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/nazi.jpg","image":{"original":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/nazi.jpg"}},{"id":229502,"heading":"Nataline Sarkisyan","article":"The O-man says you're on point sir.","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","created":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","modified":"2009-08-13 05:29:00","fileurl":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/nataline.jpg","image":{"original":"\/usr\/local\/www-domains\/la.indymedia.org\/public\/uploads\/2009\/08\/nataline.jpg"}}],"comments":[{"id":229503,"heading":"KABC Coverage","article":"<object width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;340&quot;><param name=&quot;movie&quot; value=&quot;http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/v\/TWuz5_wTeNs&hl=en&fs=1&&quot;><\/param><param name=&quot;allowFullScreen&quot; value=&quot;true&quot;><\/param><param name=&quot;allowscriptaccess&quot; value=&quot;always&quot;><\/param><embed src=&quot;http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/v\/TWuz5_wTeNs&hl=en&fs=1&&quot; type=&quot;application\/x-shockwave-flash&quot; allowscriptaccess=&quot;always&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;340&quot;><\/embed><\/object>","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/html","created":"2009-08-13 07:04:53","modified":"2009-08-13 07:04:53","fileurl":""},{"id":229513,"heading":"What's Really Going On, and What's Being Obscured","article":"HR3200 is similar to the MA plan, which is effectively the corporate-favored option.  It's supported by bigger HMOs like Kaiser because it simultaneously rasies the bar for selling health insurance, and pushes people to buy insurance.  That said, it's better for more people to be insured.  The public option is a bone thrown to folks who want single-payer.\r\n\r\nHere's a summary of the bill: http:\/\/www.opencongress.org\/bill\/111-h3200\/show\r\n\r\nAlso, here's a summary of HR676, single payer.  http:\/\/www.opencongress.org\/bill\/111-h676\/show  \r\nThis is &quot;off the table&quot; because insurance industry money has touched too many politicians.  The politicians do the voting.\r\n\r\nThe whack-jobs the right-wing turn out for these events shows how desperate the right-wing leaders are.  There's little popular opposition to these reforms.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe right wing puppetmaster strategies:\r\n\r\n- Concoct numbers by conducting irrelevant and illogical polls.  For example, asking people if they want the government involved in running health care: the bill would not do that, and, the government already regulates doctors and medicine.\r\n\r\n- Find key issues for single-issue self-identified-conservatives, and build a coalition based on these pseudo-issues.  The issues are: abortion, tax increases (any increase), anti-communism, growth in government, advanced directives (an anti-abortion side issue), (closet) Nazis, opposition to progressive taxes, anti-Obama (birthers), anti-ACORN (anti-poor-Black).  Somehow, they also got the gun nuts involed too, despite the fact they cost insurance companies a lot of money.  They also got a lot of support from people already on Medicare -- that's a real coup, to get people benefitting from &quot;socialism&quot; to oppose insurance reform.\r\n\r\n- Hide the fact that the funding is coming from big insurance companies. They're paying to run the polls and come up with the talking points.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThe right-wing\/bad-insurance-industry alternative to HR 3200 (or HR 676)?\r\n\r\n- Get rid of Medicare, on ideological grounds.  Not real popular, even with Republicans.\r\n\r\n- Do nothing. This works for people who already have high-quality insurance, but for the majority who have not-very-good insurance or none at all, it's not feasible.  The number of uninsured grows annually.\r\n\r\n- For the uninsured: High Deductible Health Plans with an Health Savings Account or Health Reimbursment Arrangements (HDHP + HSA\/HRA)\r\n\r\nWhat are they?\r\nhttp:\/\/www.kaiseredu.org\/tutorials\/CDHP\/Consumer-Directed.ppt\r\n(See slides 7 and 8 for HRA and HSA differences)\r\n(see slides 23 and 26 to understand that HDHPs are growing)\r\n\r\nHDHPs are health plans that put a burden on workers to do more bookkeeping, to make decisions on what health care to get based on how much they can afford the deductible.  Workers are supposed to put money into an HSA savings account to pay for the deductibles.\r\n\r\nFor healthy middle class people, HDHPs can work as an investment tool.  Money put into the HSA account can be used for investment in a mutual fund.  So the HDHP is also an investment scheme that benefits the finance business.\r\n\r\nSee these for more information:\r\nhttp:\/\/www.arcusfinancial.com\/hsa-investment\/\r\nhttp:\/\/www.primarypc.com\/products_services\/hra_hsa.cfm\r\nhttp:\/\/www.healthinsurance.com\/hi\/Help\/?c=2&i=21\r\n\r\nThe reason why companies are considering HDHPs is rising premium costs.  An HDHP has a lower premium.  Insurance agents sell companies on the idea of switching to an HDHP, and then establishing an HRA.  The company will put money into an HRA, and use it to pay for the worker's deductible.  That way, to the worker, it'll feel the same as full-coverage health insurance.\r\n\r\nTo the insurance salesperson, HDHP is an opportunity to also sell the HRA savings account.  That money can be invested in mutual funds or other investments -- before taxes.  You can bet that insurance agents are getting kickbacks from brokers to push specific investments.  The HRAs will grow, over time, to be hundreds-of-thousands of dollars, maybe millions.  All tax free.\r\n\r\nNot ony that, but, the company doesn't have to fully fund the HRA - they start with a goal to reach, and start saving.\r\n\r\nIf the money runs out too soon, or an investment fails, the boss may tell all the workers that the &quot;full coverage&quot; for the deductible is being reduced.  The worker pays for the bosses failures.\r\n\r\nIf the investments do well, then, the owners take the profits by not putting so much into the HRA.\r\n\r\n(You can see why Kaiser is supporting HR3200.  HDHPs threaten the Kaiser model of insurance combined with health care.  HDHPs are more like fiscal products than health insurance.)","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-13 14:56:20","modified":"2009-08-13 14:56:20","fileurl":""},{"id":229516,"heading":"From LAAMN List","article":"This was posted to the LAAMN list by Ed Pearl:\r\n\r\nFrom: Anthony Saidy\r\nTo: Ed Pearl\r\nSent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 11:43 PM\r\nSubject: Fw: Congressman Adam Schiff's town-hall\r\n\r\nHi,\r\n\r\nI attended Congressman Adam Schiff's town-hall meeting in Alhambra this evening. I would estimate that the crowd size was 1,000 to 1,200 people. The crowd appeared to be evenly split on the issue, judging from Schiff's first few questions: Who opposed health-care reform? Who supported health-care reform? and Who was there to learn? Very few applauded the last question.\r\n\r\nFor the most part the crowd was well behaved; however, there were a few times at the beginning when the Far-Right tried to disrupt the proceedings. Each speaker spoke for several minutes, and the Far-Righter Wing-nuts (Let's call them them Deathers because the Death Panel theme was a popular sign) shouted and hooted &quot;Questions!&quot; Schiff and the others simply kept talking. If you have ever been to a city council meeting, then you know how boring such discussions can be. Also, more democratically-minded citizens told them to shut up. At one point, &quot;Read the Bill&quot; was chanted loudly. The speaker replied, &quot;I have read the bill.&quot; I doubt that many who chanted have actually read the bill.\r\n\r\nSchiff made several important points regarding his position: He is in favor of health care reform, and, generally, in favor of Obama's plans. The most important answer he made in response to question was that most of his constituents supported health care and that he intends to vote for reform.\r\n\r\nThe most disgusting aspects were some of the signs. To say that some signs were offensive is an understatement. The Lyndon LaRouchers (If misspelled, I don't care.) were there. They equated Obama to Hitler. One poster had Obama looking at himself in a mirror. He wore Hitler's mustache. The cover for a pamphlet that they were handing out took a Nazi picture of Hitler and Photoshopped Obama standing next to him. The most outrageous was an image with white-pancake make-up covering his face \u00e0 la Al Jolson. Imagine black face with white make-up. One of people screaming &quot;Questions!&quot; Questions!&quot; was standing next to a man waving this placard. I simply turned around and called them racists. These people are dangerous. They are fanatical and they are organized. I was talking briefly with a woman who pointed out that her husband was over arguing with these goons. She said that he was a director at the Simon Wiesenthal Center. The man reported that these goons were from Detroit.\r\n\r\nI guess that the best news is is that the extreme right-wing did not win this evening. Health-care reform and democracy won.\r\n\r\nI generally mingled and spoke with health-care reform supporters. I did have a minor encounter with an anti-choicer (Obama wants choice). A man 60 or older who made it a point to put his face about three inches from my face. In our culture that is very aggressive behavior. I told him that was rude. He backed off a few inches. His story was that well he qualified for VA benefits he preferred to pay his medical bills himself. I told him that I was glad to pay for his VA benefits. Once he realized that he could not get me to scream at him, he walked away mumbling. How could he argue?\r\n\r\nKCAL reported that the police estimated the crowd at 3,000. That is too high. However, KCAL's conservative bias was show when the reporter only showed one anti-choicer and no pro-health-care reformer.\r\n\r\nThey did follow up with a story about a free clinic downtown LA.\r\n\r\nThe 11:00 o'clock news starts in 20 minutes. I hope I can stay awake to watch the coverage.\r\n\r\nArch Miller","author":"repost (orig. Arch Miller)","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-13 16:02:51","modified":"2013-11-11 01:00:49","fileurl":""},{"id":229624,"heading":"Link to Good Article on Black Agenda Report","article":"by BAR managing editor Bruce Dixon\r\n\r\nWith the corporate media relentlessly distorting the public discussion around health care reform, it time for some clear, bright lines to help us tell who is doing what to whom, and whether any of it leads to health care for all of us.  Here are ten of them.\r\n\r\nTop Ten Ways To Tell Your President & His Party Aren't Fighting For Health Care For Everybody\r\n\r\nby BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon\r\n\r\nBarack Obama and Democratic majorities in the House and Senate were swept into office on a promise they would deliver affordable and accessible health care for all Americans. But the corporate media journalism limits the national health care conversation to what insurance companies, drug companies, for-profit health care professionals, their executives, lobbyists and politicians of both parties and other hirelings have to say. So it isn't as easy as it ought to be to tell what the politicians are doing about accomplishing health care for everybody. Hence we offer these ten points. This is how you can tell whether your president and his party are fighting for the health care you deserve.\\\r\n\r\nclick the link to read the whole article","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-14 00:53:36","modified":"2009-08-14 00:53:36","fileurl":""},{"id":229648,"heading":"SINGLE-PAYER NOW","article":"Most of the left, I too, is for the single-payer health care insurance, and no for that health care plan that Obama and the congress are trying to sell us.\r\n\r\nSo why the left is so outraged about the right shouting at the town hall meetings? I thought we, the left, didn't like that plan either.\r\n\r\nWe should re channel our energy and ask for Single-Payer not fighting those right wings nuts.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n","author":"Marcus","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-14 22:11:04","modified":"2009-08-14 22:11:04","fileurl":""},{"id":229650,"heading":"I Disagree - the Media Are There","article":"The link at the bottom is to a story by Larry Gross of CES.\r\n\r\nThe fight's been brought to these Town Hall events, and the opposition should show up.\r\n\r\nSingle Payer, HR676 is way off the media radar. These events are the only place where 676 activists can even get coverage.  Not only that, but you have a chance to inform the Obama-heads that HR3200 is not single payer, and it's not what they want.\r\n\r\nThe general direction of things is not just bad, but really bad.  The Wall Street Journal just published an editorial by the founder of Whole Foods, and it opposed health care reform.  It straight out promoted the HDHPs (above) and he patted himself on the back about having a well-funded HDHP for his employees.\r\n\r\nThere are people organizing online to oppose Whole Foods.  I hope we have a picket in L.A. and that a diversity of health-care issues are represented.  Everything from HIV and AIDS funding (cuts), to Single Payer, to access to GMO free food, to health care worker issues, to reopening King.  It's a system, not a single issue.\r\n\r\nLarry Gross on Alhambra\r\nhttp:\/\/www.facebook.com\/home.php#\/album.php?aid=94740&id=571254440&ref=nf\r\n\r\nBoycott Against Whole Foods\r\nhttp:\/\/www.facebook.com\/group.php?gid=119099537379&ref=nf\r\n","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-14 23:48:23","modified":"2009-08-14 23:48:23","fileurl":""},{"id":229651,"heading":"Why Aren't Progressives Disrupting ObamaCare Town Halls?","article":"Why Aren't Progressives Disrupting ObamaCare Town Halls?\r\n\r\nBy DAVE LINDORFF at COUNTER PUNCH\r\n\r\nMany progressives are getting all bent out of shape over the &quot;brown shirt&quot; rabble organized by health industry PR firms to disrupt the so-called &quot;town meetings&quot; being organized all over the country by Democratic members of Congress.\r\nMORE: http:\/\/www.counterpunch.org\/lindorff08112009.html","author":"By DAVE LINDORFF","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-15 00:19:40","modified":"2009-08-15 00:19:40","fileurl":""},{"id":229653,"heading":"I disagree with Lindorf","article":"The gist of the health care fight is between the traditional HMOs like Kaiser (or any insurance tied to a hospital system), and HDHP - High Deductible Health Plans.  HDHPs are described in a comment above.\r\n\r\nSingle payer is considered a faction that should support the HMO side.\r\n\r\nThere's no comparable position on the HDHP side.  That's why the Republicans are resorting to scare tactics and thuggery.  They want to create a lot of noise, to distract people from the real fight.\r\n\r\nObama keeps ignoring single payer because he wants the support of the Kaiser-like HMOs.  These are the ones where you pay a high premium, and get care with small or no copayment, and no deductibles.  The law is written to protect their businesses, at the expense of HDHPs.\r\n\r\nIf he went with a single-payer position, the HMOs would align with the HDHP vendors and attack the single payer plan.  So it's necessary to split the opposition.\r\n\r\nIn exchange, the supportive insurers are remaining quiet about the public option, but behind the scenes are probably trying to kill it.  It's the &quot;job&quot; of the left to fight to preserve the public option. \r\n\r\nThe point of the public option is to serve as a platform on which to build a real public health system.","author":"wg2k1","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-15 05:45:32","modified":"2009-08-15 05:45:32","fileurl":""},{"id":229788,"heading":"wHO DO THOSE NOISEY CONSERVATIVES THINK THEY ARE, CODE PINK?","article":"So a lot of conservatives booed at non-answers and a few heckled.  Everything the Federal government touches is a fiscal train wreck. Think Medicare, Amtrack,Social Security.  We don't yell at our elected officials nearly often enough.  Any Congressman, Schiff included who spends a trillion dollars and dosnt read the bill deserves to be shouted at, at a minimum. \r\nThe level of hypocrisy coming from the left is amusing. Code pink, answer coalition, gente unida bring drums and noisemakers to conservative meetings. Some 90 year old guy with a walker boosat a townhall and he becomes a terrorist.  Cry me  a river.","author":"Roger Young","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-19 19:01:03","modified":"2009-08-19 19:01:03","fileurl":""},{"id":229809,"heading":"LOL. Nazi Health Care.","article":"Loved that insane Republidiot pile of Christian loon holding the sign &quot;No Nazi Health Care.&quot; LOL!\r\n\r\nThat's what Republicanism has come to, folks. That's all the Republinazi Party has left. They're all frothingly insane Christian right wing extremists and domestic terrorists. There are no normal people left in the GOP.\r\n","author":"Fredric L. Rice","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-20 12:30:05","modified":"2009-08-20 12:30:05","fileurl":""},{"id":229824,"heading":"Sorry Fredric","article":"Sorry Fredric, the guys with the Obama\/ Nazi signs all had Lyndon Larouche shirts and signs. Lyndon Larouche has been running for the Democratic Presidential nomination since 1980.  He dislikes Republicans almost as much as you, although he dosnt call people he disagrees with Nazis nearly as much as you. He won 11% of the vote in 2000 in Al Gores Tenn. He's been a democrat since the sixties. \r\n\r\nActually you two would have much in common.","author":"Roger","parent_id":229499,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2009-08-20 19:56:07","modified":"2009-08-20 19:56:07","fileurl":""}]}