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Kind of annoyed they didn’t at least redo the regular Blu-ray with the remastered footage. But otherwise sounds like a fine release.

I prefer shifting aspect ratios where it isn’t a gimmick and something the director intended. From what understand Kosinski approved of it. If they could do an option I hope it doesn’t involve a separate encode of the movie. Use seamless branching or an overlay.

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Yeah the physical media thing is bunk. It’s online only, no inventory in stores. I always ask why they carry players if you can’t even buy movies from them lol

They’re just begging for people to pirate their content with shenanigans like this.

It’s a shame they didn’t give this a 100GB disc. I know you say it’s likely had little impact on the picture quality but I prefer owning a film in its best possible quality, and for one that’s over two hours I feel like 66GB is selling it short.

So… in times past they would have done an exchange program or something so people who previously purchased the set can get the fixed discs. Now we have to buy it over again?

Hopefully it is held up on appeal, my confidence in the Supreme Court doing the right thing is incredibly low right now.

We commend the court’s decision to uphold the integrity and independence of the NLRB by ordering Gwynne Wilcox to be returned to her seat. A president cannot undermine an independent agency by removing a member of the board because they disagree with them. aflcio.org/press/releas...

Why are we ignoring the Fourteenth Amendment-Section 3?

#NeverForgetJanuary6th

Yes I am

Donate to Remembering Judi: Estate and Memorial Aid, organized by Will DeWitt Hi, my name is Will. My mother is Judi, the person you see pictured her… Will DeWitt needs your support for Remembering Judi: Estate and Memorial Aid

My mom who was diagnosed with stage 3C/4 ovarian cancer back in May/June had her PT/OT denied by UHC in August/September which delayed starting her chemotherapy that ultimately led to her death on November 20th. I’m alone trying to sort out her affairs after 20 years caregiving

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I started the campaign yesterday when I found out the attorneys fees alone to even try to settle her estate was going to run $4000-5000. That’s not including settling any medical debt, settling Medicaid Estate Recovery, or even holding a memorial service and hopefully burying her and dad.

Donate to Remembering Judi: Estate and Memorial Aid, organized by Will DeWitt Hi, my name is Will. My mother is Judi, the person you see pictured her… Will DeWitt needs your support for Remembering Judi: Estate and Memorial Aid

My mom who was diagnosed with stage 3C/4 ovarian cancer back in May/June had her PT/OT denied by UHC in August/September which delayed starting her chemotherapy that ultimately led to her death on November 20th. I’m alone trying to sort out her affairs after 20 years caregiving

gofund.me/2221d470

Okay, Medicaid is great, but oh my does it need fixing. Please end Medicaid Estate Recovery. Currently, federal law requires states to attempt to “recover” funds used for the benefit of the Medicaid recipient. Oftentimes this means taking the family home once long term care has started.

Schakowsky Introduces Legislation to Protect Families of Medicaid Recipients WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (IL-09), Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the House Democratic Task Force on Aging and Families, reintroduced the Stop Unfair Medicaid Recoveries Act. ...

Legislation to end the practice is currently in the US House and must pass so we can stop ripping away homes from families who can least afford it.

www.congress.gov/bill/118th-c...

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What is Medicaid Estate Recovery? | KFF Under estate recovery, state Medicaid programs are required to recover the costs of long-term care and related hospital and prescription drug services for enrollees ages 55 and older. KFF examines the...

You can see more about the process here, but basically if you know anyone who owns a home and might ever go on Medicaid, they should get their estate in order well in advance because MERPs have a 60-month look back period.

www.kff.org/medicaid/iss...

The problem is, only about 1% of funds used are recovered from these estate recovery programs, but they disproportionately impact low income or poor families. Worse, well-off or affluent families often skirt these recovery efforts by placing property into trusts that their heirs can inherit.

Okay, Medicaid is great, but oh my does it need fixing. Please end Medicaid Estate Recovery. Currently, federal law requires states to attempt to “recover” funds used for the benefit of the Medicaid recipient. Oftentimes this means taking the family home once long term care has started.