"decades later, it became known as Hotel Beirut "because it looked like a bomb had gone off"
"decades later, it became known as Hotel Beirut "because it looked like a bomb had gone off"
Telopea mongaensis (Monga waratah) in Monga National Park, Monga, NSW ... #Monga ;)
I really like this waratah as a garden plant but rarely see it available in nurseries. It is used in some modern hybrids to give the 'classic' NSW waratah (T. speciosissima) a bit more cold tolerance with a compact/bushy habit.
#Telopea #Proteaceae #OzPlants #Biodiversity #Ecology #Botany #Photography #Spring #InTheField #Nature #BloomScrolling #Braidwood #Waratah
sure i've packed oodles too much >.< ποΈ #roadtrip #braidwoodThere's been another development in the long, winding saga of the Kelley / Braidwood v. Becerra federal lawsuit, which seeks to strike down the Affordable Care Act's preventative services provisions requiring health insurance providers to cover a long list of preventative healthcare services at no out of pocket cost to enrollees. For the full backstory behind this case (and why a plaintiff win against the government here would be far more devastating than "just" the specific provisions being struck down), read my prior post (with many updates) on the case. The most recent development came on March 30th, 2023: Judge Reed O'Connor STRIKES DOWN a major provision of the Affordable Care Act requiring insurers to cover a vast amount of preventive care cost-free (contraception, cancer screening, PrEP, a ton of pregnancy-related care). The ruling applies nationwide. https://t.co/wL26vkIPsd β Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) March 30, 2023 As stern goes on to note: Here is a list of the many, many preventive care treatments that insurers must cover cost-free under the ACA. Reed O'Connor just struck down the entire section of the law mandating this coverage. This is a gigantic blow to the ACA and U.S. health care. O'Connor rules that the U.S.
How does a Texas court ruling affect whether your health insurance covers preventative care? Cheryl Fish-Parcham at FamiliesUSA talks about the Braidwood decision, on my latest podcast episode of #CareTalk.
Listen: https://link.chtbl.com/care-talk
#HealthCare #Braidwood #PreventativeCare
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