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.
I may not make the best videos on the web, but I’ve got a psychic power emerging. I make a video spoof of something and it comes real. I’m the friggin’ “Harold and the Purple Crayon” of online videos. This has happened a few times… the most significant one was when I created Crackberry Blackberry…
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Courtesy of a complete stranger, it’s “Nyan Nalts.” Surely you know the origin of this, right? Nyan Cat.
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Jenna from YouTube asks the questions (in the comments from a recent post). The humble viral video genius gives the answers… Hey Nalts, I have some questions about the history of video blogging and the history of Nalts (you). Did the guys who made YouTube intend for it to be used as a video blogging…
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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/
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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).