It works for me. Alas, I’m not much help, because I’m not terribly computer savvy.
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Contact Us links to a PDF
And this table of contents PDF has several links that looked promising
http://www.dmas.virginia.gov/files/links/61/Table%20of%20Contents.pdf
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Medicaid application:
It needs to be mailed to your local Department of Social Services. List is here:
I would recommend not hovering over anything on that page if you can avoid it.
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Thank you! That’s the one I needed!
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Okay. Because I’m disabled, I’m supposed to include Appendix D, with a lot of difficult and/or disturbing questions about whether I’ve applied for disability services, (where none of the agencies would be accessible anyway) and whether I have any assets (because disability services require extreme poverty) and whether I’m recieving any help from my family (which I’d be dead without).
- Do you or your spouse have burial plots, burial arrangements, or trust funds for burial?
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Wait.
Different versions of the application have different instructions about what to include. If I’m having trouble, I’m supposed to call a certain pain number for help. Well I’m having trouble…
I’ve written up a list of ambiguous questions. I’m going to complete what I can of the form and appendix d, and then come into the office again next monday, since I’m still sick from coming in last monday, with my list, and see how they think I should finish the form.
Being disabled means more bureaucracy with less accessibility…
Part 5 asks me to affirm that I can contact them, for corrections, through a website I can’t use unless I include a contact pain number I can’t use. It has its own pain number for help.
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CommonHelp has been evaluated for Section 508 compliance standard with PowerMapper®.
I don’t know whether that’s a bug with Section 508, PowerMapper, or both.
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Still very sick, hoping the weekend will help.
Does anyone know good pdf note-taking or pdf bookmarking software for the Mac?
I currently use Clearview as my pdf reader. And it’s great. And it keeps bookmarks in its own file rather than rewriting the pdf files. But I periodically have to clear out its plists and caches to keep it running smoothly, so I periodically have to trash my bookmarks.
I asked on Mobileread, and someone suggested Evernote, but I was wondering if any of you had more Mac experience. I don’t know the differences between Evernote, Bear, etc., which ones would work, and which ones use open formats.
P.S. Both Evernote and Bear are cloud-based so users can sync between different devices. But since neither my Iriver nor my Kindle can run these apps, that’s pretty much useless to me.
P.P.S. I tried Apple Notes and got hit with a blinking cursor, so that’s not gonna work…
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P.P.P.S. I also have the demo of Bookmarkable, but can’t make heads or tails of it… https://getitdoneapps.wordpress.com/bookmarkable/plugins/
I installed the Default plugin, but it doesn’t work w/Clearview. I would need to learn to code my own plugins, and don’t know where to begin to learn to do that.
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I’ve been thinking about my awkward relationship with Christianity. I’m not sure whether to discuss it here or on another thread. And I’m not sure whether to focus on Christianity, which has a privileged status in America, or to create a sort of open thread on religion. Thoughts?
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I think a thread on Christianity by itself should be fine; we’ve had threads on both Judaism and Mormonism in the past.
Like those threads, though, it should go in an area locked to TL2 or TL3.
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Which means what?
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To lock it to Tl2 or TL3, put the topic in either the Clubhouse or Lounge category, respectively.
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Construction crews blasting the neighborhood with painblowers each day. Can’t let leaves accumulate under the trees, where they might replenish the soil.
P.S. They seem to be done with the painblowers but they have been firing some higher-pitched pain engine, which fucks with my brain.
New skill: Exist Near Painful Machinery. Failure results in temporary penalties to sanity.
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Except they don’t work and generally just serve to channel magical thinking toward investment scams, much like Bitcoin. A train is hard to drive into an unsuspecting crowd, too.
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Programming a car to drive perfectly, 100% of the time is probably an unsolvable problem.
Programming a car to never, ever, drive into a stationary object at speed probably isn’t.
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Also
So it just comes down to who happens to be ahead.
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Without physical controls it absolutely is impossible, especially with the lazy horseshit that passes for programming for life-safety-systems these days.
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Or you could have a whirling blade pop out of the front to, uh… warn people of an approaching vehicle so they can get out of the way.
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