“1. Diet & Exercise – Be proactive about your health – over 90% of our health care is non-preventative. Eat good foods and get out of the house for a walk, run or a swim.”

But “Be[ing] proactive about your health” is not covered in the following viewpoint which is on another page of your site:

“Recognizing that abortion is a sensitive issue and that people can hold good-faith views on all sides, I believe that government should be kept out of the matter, leaving the question to each person for their conscientious consideration. Again, I oppose any public funding for abortion.”

“[G]good-faith views” on murder? The very worst thing a mother can do *for her health* is to kill her own child. Today, the 32nd anniversary of the death of my daughter by abortion (I could even tell you the time!), still stings, and I encourage you to pray more about your weak stance, for while you might think it will help you with votes (surely — as a health warrior — you don’t REALLY think a mother should kill her own child, thus sending her mental, physical not to mention any spiritual health she might of had, down the drain (along with her child), you aren’t pulling any strings with God. Aren’t there any holistic politicians like yourself (I *really* enjoyed reading the above; I’m a distributor for essential oils) out there that *also* has the “Rock[s]” to stand up for Life from womb to tomb? God help US.

Could you please provide a citation for this number?

As one of the uninsured young, healthy Americans, I can assure you that I don’t ‘choose’ to go without health insurance. For myself and many others just out of college, we can ‘choose’ between paying rent and eating or getting healthy insurance. We’re very much aware that we’re gambling with our health and well-being by not being insured, but when you’re fighting tooth-and-nail in this job market for opportunities that will barely keep debt collectors off your back, health insurance isn’t on the radar.

However, and again i know there was no harm intended, but I think, Casey, your comment itself is a far stretch. Marc’s logo was essentially the Blue Jackets’ logo reversed. Again, i do not believe Marc did anything wrong, but it would be just as wrong to deny what happened as it would be to continue to use the logo. There was obvious miss-communication, and although the volunteer who worked on Marc’s logo did a great job of it, the Columbus organization did have the right to seek out communication with Marc.

Continue to keep up the great work Marc! We’re pulling for you!

some good ideas are in here, but in practice they may not work.

Your “About Marc” section has almost nothing about you. This is a nice wordpress site, but I think we need to see a little more about you, other than that we know you used the Columbus hockey team’s logo.