Jaemi Loeb

Listening to Bolcom’s Gulliver’s Suite. Wondering how the use of software limits composers’ use of visual wit or meaning in their notation.

It’s a beautiful chilly, wet night and the seal on the #hhobus roof is holding. #shabbesmiracles

Some people park at the back of the lot because they want extra exercise. Some people because they arrive late. Other people park at the back of the lot because they drive a VW bus and it won’t fit anywhere else. Aw yeah.

I know, you missed my brilliance. New blog post: http://www.jaemiloeb.com/?p=342

Can’t wait to fulfill my religious obligation to get raving drunk tonight. Chag sameach y’all.

There’s a moment in every day when the world is beautiful and the good fight is unquestionably winnable. Savor that moment.

New post on my blog of brilliance. Check it out, comment, argue, discuss..

Hello friends of a local health reporter,

Can you help?

For an NPR story, I’m looking for a Houston-area person that has no health insurance and is suffering from a fairly common medical disease like diabetes or cancer. They can’t have Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance or other kinds of coverage.

The person must still be working (or was working until recently), therefore not on disability. Also, preferably a legal resident.

And someone comfortable talking about how the lack of health coverage made their illness worse, medications hard to afford or led to other difficulties like bankruptcy.

Unfortunately, I am sure there are many Houstonians like this out there, but they’re not always easy to find.

If you have any ideas please let me know ASAP!

Thank you,

Carrie Feibel
KUHF Houston Public Radio News
Health and Science Reporter

cfeibel@kuhf.org
work (713) 743-8195
cell (713) 548-6333
www.kuhf.org
On Twitter: KUHFHealth

So, if corporations are people, does that mean they can be sued for assault when they offer physically untenable working conditions?