Monthly Archives: February 2021
The Scottish Colourists?
Sotheby’s continues to teach me (and the world) about artists and movements that I have never heard of. They are to be congratulated. This is a fine introduction to a branch of painting well worth discovering. The Vibrant Art of … Continue reading
Fax Machines at Intermountain Health Care
Nothing speaks more to the total inadequate suppoort that a patient receives at Intermountain Health Care (internal link) than their continuing use of fax machines. This should be dead technology is still in constant use at Intermountain between the company … Continue reading
Kessinger Publishing Work at Home Scheme
Updated May 3, 31, 2021 Kessinger Publishing Work at Home Scheme I’ve received many, many complaints in the last three months about Kessinger Publishing. The latest one, today, had Kessinger asking an applicant to pay them $1,950 before beginning work! … Continue reading
Intermountain Health Care: An Evaluation
Intermountain Health Care has little interest in improving a patient’s experience in their system since money does not flow from the patient. Instead, money flows from government and insurance companies, with few patients paying out of pocket. Improving how Intermountain … Continue reading
Yeah, My Dad Was Busy With a Family, Too
My Dad was a brilliant physician and surgeon who had four sons at one point and was a busy family man. Despite this, he worked whatever hours it took to take care of his patients and always left a covering … Continue reading
Intermountain is Hurting Me
Got an email from some sheltered elite at Intermountain (internal link) complaining that I was undermining his team with my Tweets. Well, they are the only thing that gets the company’s attention. This snowball had told me just two days … Continue reading
Art as Big as the Land
Never saw their installations in person but I enjoyed seeing them on televisions, the film clips always too short.
Intermountain Healthcare is Sick
On Friday I spent a wretched day with Intermountain Healthcare (external link) as I tried to get completed what should have been a routine treatment. This MRI has taken four months to arrange and it is now only partly done. … Continue reading
4th of July
4th of July Soundgarden with the late Chris Cornell Shower in the dark day clean sparks diving down Cool in the waterway where the baptized drown Naked in the cold sun breathing life like fire I thought I was the … Continue reading