In IE, the View/Text Size options can be used to set the font size back to something smaller. Right now, it is defaulting to Larger. Smaller or Smallest works ok for me.

Firefox probably has a similar user option.

Yup len, I did that as well, but it of course carries over to other pages that you open.

so....do we keep this HUGE type or change it ourselves?

Wow, size does matter!

I'm with hudsonrivergirl; we need Medicare Part E (Everybody).


mikey

I just noticed another quirky thing. In the user control panel, it says I last visited on Dec. 11, 2011. Celery time?


mikey

Glad you are all seeing the large type. It was freaking me out a bit last night--thought I was losing my mind. Other pages don't seem to be affected for me--just the forum. The other weird thing that was happening last night was that I kept getting logged out when I was about to post. I thought I was being voted off the island.

Medicare Part E...love that.

And yes, size does matter.

XO
hrg

Oh , the large letters . I taught that it was my computer who automatiqly reset himself for the fact that i am getting older.

And I thought it was one of my collegues trying to make up for teasing me about my poor eyesight.

nah, they are just low on the horizon...

it just makes them look bigger!

"death panels"(?)...they already exist!

insurance forms are a cookbook...soylent green is people!

Death Panels are the guys who decide to send our children to war to fight for abstractions and insane ideologies. Death Panels are the guys who decide who gets the injections after committing their special crime. Death Panels are made up of people who claim to be doing work in the name of their god, but in fact are psycotic in their twisted notion that they are god

politicians don't give a darn about people except what chad they punch.the republicans smell the chance to do again what the did to clinton with the newt crew. if it were bush promoting health care the dems would do the same thing. I say fire em all and start from scratch. first new rule...no money ..being a politician would have to be a volunteer job...like some state legislatures...and town selectmen....now that's public service and sacrifice...these guys are self service,..not public service. i know a nurse who writes procedure guidlines fro the hmos and medicare to bill under. you would not beleive the $ she gets paid to write stuff that any nurse learned in nursing school. the whole things is a beheamoth and the insurance companies are at the core. the more complicated they make the system the more expense they claim to need renumeration for. I mean really.....does cigna or anyone need to pay a nurse tens of thousands of dollars to develop the standards of placing on a band-aid. Sounds ridiculous but it's true. Reminds me of the defense folks paying 12 gazillion dollars for a hammer. Beware the health care complex.

With the resugence of racism and hatred, with the passing of Mary Travers, with all the sadness that comes of looking into the eyes of the fallen, take a moment to listen to this. Fitzy passed this onto Facebook last night just as I was hearing about Mary and it punched right through the crust that I've been wearing to get through this year. It is beautiful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwaaBbq1aO0

It seems that this is what being a part of this community is about: needs are met just as needed.

It's been said here already, but the debate over health care is not a debate over health care, it's a debate on how to pay for health care.

ba-dump tss