This is brilliant. A catchy tune celebrating our spot as the #37th best country in the world for healthcare! 🙂 (via Kevinkruse).
The United States ranked 37th of the 191 systems surveyed by the World Health Organization.
Time to test out your “is it real or fake” instincts. Watch this video where a random Verizon caller is surprised when that Verizon Wireless “Can You Hear Me Now” guy shows up with an army of Verizon people personifying the Verizon network. Is it truly candid, or is our “victim” an actor? Shaky camera…
What’s the primary difference between an amateur on YouTube and a professional creator? Not the production quality or style, silly. It’s the viewership. As you see below, the most-viewed partners are almost entirely professional. Yet the most-subscribed people are almost all amateurs. It’s a simple point, but important one: Don’t think subscriptions will necessarily lead…
As the Consumer Electronic Show approaches, the “pre-game” show includes some buzz about Internet Television (ITV). We’re beginning to see better signs of a more mainstream evolution from “lean forward” to “lean back” consumption of video. It’s a race from the office to the living room and bedroom. Even “post Jobs,” Apple is the most…
YouTube Stars song (Mario Brothers Cher style)
A “trip” down memory lane thanks to hours of YouTube searching and RetruJunk.com Electric Company Intro Zoom Then there’s HR Puffnstuff (see Drugachussets parody). Reading Rainbow (Rhett and Link do a great version of this) Land of the Lost intro Little House on the Prairie (Jo loved it, I hated it) The Muppet Show
Weblebrities, also known as amateur “web stars,” are like the Gaddafi loyalists. They’re not done fighting, but odds favor Libya’s National Transitional Council headed by Abdurrahim el-Keib. (Sure he’s a former electrical engineering professor from the University of Alabama, but he’s the country’s interim prime minister). The new regime of YouTube is The National Transitional…
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well done
great find
spread!
What number are we? This video didn’t make it very clear for me.
Terrific! I’m sharing it as widely as i can. By the way I learned from watching PBS that Rwanda has a national health care system that covers everybody.
My song “Talking Health Care,” (which I wrote in 1995) is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq8v5Kj0rxU
#37 based on what criteria?
@4 WHO – http://www.who.int/en/
need info on the Public Option – http://jischinger.wordpress.com
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@5 Obviously the ranking is from WHO, but what criteria they use is something I could not easily find on their site. I did find some information about the criteria used elsewhere:
http://www.cato.org/pubs/bp/bp101.pdf
I also found out that #37 ranking is from the World Health Report 2000 (the last year that they did rankings).