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Don, I agree with what you wrote.

It's becoming increasingly clear that the ACA is NOT the answer to this nations Health Care System. It is so poorly structured, with so many loopholes, that it's intent will Never be achieved. But,

I think it's becoming increasingly clear that ACA is NOT the answer. Obama == BS

Well here we agree, onto the next thing (after September 10th, my last day). Got the veggies growing in the back yard - a bad day in the garden is better than my best day in the office! Some of the

Or, instead of eating dog, this IBM retiree grew fruit: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/07/20/3506304/ibm-retiree-starts-new-career.html ref:

For those of us with an FHA healthcare following our IBM career, there is no affordable healthcare following the FHA. Capping the out of pocket for premiums at a reasonable $4K a year beats the

Those who re-elected Obama now need to eat his dog food.

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2013/07/19/union-fears-destructive-consequences-from-obamacare/?mod=WSJBlog Soooo glad I never joined a union... This is a bad re-distribution of wealth for sure.

Good lyrics. Perfect distillate of the pure essence of our humanity, I say!

Need to find out who your friends are? Ask Tracy Lawrence: http://www.metrolyrics.com/find-out-who-your-friends-are-lyrics-tracy-lawrence.html You find out who your friends are Somebody's gonna

It is all sarcasm as anyone who disagrees with some of the posters are not "our" (their) friends. Just part of the negativism of bitter past employee's. You pick your friends and you remember your IBM

I have read this statement off and on for a long time on IBM boards: "not our friends" and I am surprised that no one has spoken up about it. What gives anyone the right to declare who our friends

Once again, IBMpension is in a cycle of meta-discussion about individuals and not the pension program.

PROSTATE, man....PROSTATE! While I am at it, your constant harping on the 75% French marginal tax rate is incorrect. It was proposed by the government, and censured as being "confiscatory" by

http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh062413-story05.html Like night follows day, darkness is descending on nearly 3,000 IBM employees who are being dishonorably discharged--the company prefers the term

http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh062413-story02.html AS/400 folks can relate to the above and how some things have changed.

The "Programmer" position took a nosedive shortly after Y2K. In the year or two leading up to that "disaster", programmers were treated like Saints, and they were given anything they asked

Unless the IT world has changed radically, since I was active in it, a 'programmer' was an entry level position, leading to become a Systems Analyst or Systems Designer, or an IT management position.

I wonder if any programmer outside of Federal/State employees is working at a job that has a pension for the future? groundreport.com/the-end-of-software-the-fall-of-ibm/ (servers may be