FloydtheFathead
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Mike Vrabel.
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NFL 2016 Offseason Thread |OT| A Fraud Needs A Place To Crash, FreemanCorp: LiveMas
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Mike Vrabel.
Alligatorjandro
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One good thing comes from OhioMike Vrabel.
I just checked it out because you said Steelers and I have to say Madden looks pretty awesome.Streaming some of the REAL MaddenGAF league, Steelers/Ravens:
twitch.tv/bigehtee
Considering I own the game I should really take the time to play it one day...
I just checked it out because you said Steelers and I have to say Madden looks pretty awesome.
Considering I own the game I should really take the time to play it one day...
I won the Super Bowl for you last season.
FloydtheFathead
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One good thing comes from Ohio
Oh Matt Light too
Thank you friend.I won the Super Bowl for you last season.
Hopefully we do it in real life this year. All we need is to avoid season ending injuries from the criminals we play in Cincy and Murdermore.
Ninja Scooter
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One good thing comes from Ohio
Bone Thugs N Harmony?
FloydtheFathead
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Thank you friend.
Hopefully we do it in real life this year. All we need is to avoid season ending injuries from the criminals we play in Cincy and Murdermore.
God will give me justice.. He will not allow this to happen.
I just checked it out because you said Steelers and I have to say Madden looks pretty awesome.
Considering I own the game I should really take the time to play it one day...
I should probably play it too... bought it this year and last, but haven't played either. -_-
I don't like to be the one to break this to you but God gave up on Ohio a long time ago....God will give me justice.. He will not allow this to happen.
I got both copies of the game and a FE 3DSXL.
Haven't touched the game yet of course but one day!
You actually only want one copy of the game, and get the other version as dlc as there's a bonus for that.
FloydtheFathead
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I don't like to be the one to break this to you but God gave up on Ohio a long time ago....
Ah, but I don't live in Ohio. So It is okay.
Thats what I did.You actually only want one copy of the game, and get the other version as dlc as there's a bonus for that.
Floyd you can never truly leave Ohio behind. It resides in your bones.
Changing gears, we need to nuke Australia until it glows after reading that story about the toddler waking up to a python trying to eat him alive. Fuck that place!
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Nothing good comes from Ohio
Bone Thugs had that one album.
Bone Thugs had that one album.
Did you make a thread on this yet? http://bustedcoverage.com/2016/02/2...am-is-selling-the-most-creative-burgers-ever/
I am guessing he is suing the hospital too for giving them up?@Deadspin
Records: Jason Pierre-Paul sues Adam Schefter and ESPN for tweeting his medical records
guess that's one way to cash in
If the hospital gave up his records that is a big no no...
@Deadspin
Records: Jason Pierre-Paul sues Adam Schefter and ESPN for tweeting his medical records
guess that's one way to cash in
Seems like a clear cut case of a HIPPA violation.
Ninja Scooter
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Seems like a clear cut case of a HIPPA violation.
Schefter's a scumbag for tweeting it and honestly ESPN should fire him if they had any standards, but shouldn't he be suing the hospital?
Schefter's a scumbag for tweeting it and honestly ESPN should fire him if they had any standards, but shouldn't he be suing the hospital?
He did, they settled already and a few people got fired.
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Did you make a thread on this yet? http://bustedcoverage.com/2016/02/2...am-is-selling-the-most-creative-burgers-ever/
No, I usually wait a bit longer until a lot more baseball teams announce their ridiculous food concessions plan for the new season. Though I'm not sure if anything can be more dumb than that Minnesota Bloody Mary with the random pizza slice in it from last year.
I am guessing he is suing the hospital too for giving them up?
If the hospital gave up his records that is a big no no...
he got it from a leak.
Schefter did nothing wrong as hippa laws don't impact journalists.
Also Schefter reported it at the time as ESPN sources and did not implicate himself.
If anything JPP should be suing ESPN but irregardless he won't win.
I am guessing he is suing the hospital too for giving them up?
If the hospital gave up his records that is a big no no...
Schefter's a scumbag for tweeting it and honestly ESPN should fire him if they had any standards, but shouldn't he be suing the hospital?
Disney/ESPN fall into HIPPA laws as well so if they had the records and tweeted them wouldn't they be in violation as well?
Bionic?
DrForester
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Schefter's a scumbag for tweeting it and honestly ESPN should fire him if they had any standards, but shouldn't he be suing the hospital?
He should, but he should go after Schefter and ESPN as well.
Ninja Scooter
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Disney/ESPN fall into HIPPA laws as well so if they had the records and tweeted them wouldn't they be in violation as well?
Bionic?
I don't think so. I think that only applies to people who work with confidential information and who sign HIPPA agreements, not journalists.
Alligatorjandro
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You have Ohio blood thoughAh, but I don't live in Ohio. So It is okay.
I don't know and I am not going to look it up.Disney/ESPN fall into HIPPA laws as well so if they had the records and tweeted them wouldn't they be in violation as well?
Bionic?
I assume the liability only falls to the party holding the records.
Hospital is probably mega fucked if he didn't consent to it.
Ninja Scooter
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I don't know and I am not going to look it up.
I bet you'd look it up for like $400 an hour, you crook!
Can't give it away for free.I bet you'd look it up for like $400 an hour, you crook!
Honestly I am not working tonight. Not even for my bros.
You really don't need to be a lawyer to figure this shit out though. You just need to be able to read at a 5th grade level or higher. So most of you should be able to figure it out for yourselves if you were so inclined.
FloydtheFathead
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Floyd you can never truly leave Ohio behind. It resides in your bones.
You have Ohio blood though
I also possibly have West Virginian blood too. But, in any case. God loves me enough to hopefully prevent that nightmare scenario.
elrechazado
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Hipaa doesn't apply generally to non covered entities. Journalists would be included in that. May be some other general tort theory he's suing under.Seems like a clear cut case of a HIPPA violation.
Honestly as long as the hospital is able to prove that they followed hippa regulations with regards to protection of information and education of employees that might not even be liable.
I remember hearing a story about a state and company going after an employee for medicare fraud because the employee was improperly clocking in and out. While any other job that would simply be a fireable offense because the company was funded in part by medicade the company went after him.
Although that could have been in part to fight his unemployment claim.
I mean no government regulations could prevent somebody remembering details and texting it.
The hospital in question could have required all employees to lock their phones away and use reflective surfaces on monitors but there is only so much a company can do.
I remember hearing a story about a state and company going after an employee for medicare fraud because the employee was improperly clocking in and out. While any other job that would simply be a fireable offense because the company was funded in part by medicade the company went after him.
Although that could have been in part to fight his unemployment claim.
I mean no government regulations could prevent somebody remembering details and texting it.
The hospital in question could have required all employees to lock their phones away and use reflective surfaces on monitors but there is only so much a company can do.
I don't think so. I think that only applies to people who work with confidential information and who sign HIPPA agreements, not journalists.
As a member of retail management if I give out someone's health records that my company keeps on file I have broken HIPPA laws.
The question is that is ESPN guilty of giving out the information even though it isn't one of their employees
WesternHeretic
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Can't give it away for free.
Honestly I am not working tonight. Not even for my bros.
You really don't need to be a lawyer to figure this shit out though. You just need to be able to read at a 5th grade level or higher. So most of you should be able to figure it out for yourselves if you were so inclined.
5th grade level is pretty high bruh.
elrechazado
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Stop spelling HIPAA wrong you plebes
Ninja Scooter
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As a member of retail management if I give out someone's health records that my company keeps on file I have broken HIPPA laws.
The question is that is ESPN guilty of giving out the information even though it isn't one of their employees
In this scenario though you aren't Schefter. Schefter is the guy you gave the records to.
That's not how it works.Honestly as long as the hospital is able to prove that they followed hippa regulations with regards to protection of information and education of employees that might not even be liable.
I remember hearing a story about a state and company going after an employee for medicare fraud because the employee was improperly clocking in and out. While any other job that would simply be a fireable offense because the company was funded in part by medicade the company went after him.
Although that could have been in part to fight his unemployment claim.
I mean no government regulations could prevent somebody remembering details and texting it.
The hospital in question could have required all employees to lock their phones away and use reflective surfaces on monitors but there is only so much a company can do.
Unless JPP consented to the release of his records whoever leaked that shit is in trouble. The hospital would be almost definitely be liable for its employees.
As I understand it they don't fuck around with this shit.
FloydtheFathead
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That's not how it works.
Unless JPP consented to the release of his records whoever leaked that shit is in trouble. The hospital would be almost definitely be liable for its employees.
As I understand it they don't fuck around with this shit.
Yup, Remember when MRSA stated that even he isn't that big of a degenerate to fuck with this.
CrocMother
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Nothing good comes from Ohio
What about Lebron James
Alligatorjandro
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noWhat about Lebron James
FloydtheFathead
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Badgers win Ez? and did they lock up the regular season title yet?Get fucked Iowa. Get fucked Uthoff. Get FUCKED FRAN!
Badgers win Ez? and did they lock up the regular season title yet?
zero chance of regular season title starting 1-4 in conference play and a mid-season coaching change. It's unbelievable they'll make the tournament.
FloydtheFathead
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zero chance of regular season title starting 1-4 in conference play and a mid-season coaching change. It's unbelievable they'll make the tournament.
I thought it was down to Badgers, Buckeyes, Sparty, and Iowa for some reason.
But still impressive that they do make the tournament after basically losing everything.
Honestly as long as the hospital is able to prove that they followed hippa regulations with regards to protection of information and education of employees that might not even be liable.
I remember hearing a story about a state and company going after an employee for medicare fraud because the employee was improperly clocking in and out. While any other job that would simply be a fireable offense because the company was funded in part by medicade the company went after him.
Although that could have been in part to fight his unemployment claim.
I mean no government regulations could prevent somebody remembering details and texting it.
The hospital in question could have required all employees to lock their phones away and use reflective surfaces on monitors but there is only so much a company can do.
The hospital did get in trouble and he already got a settlement from them
Agreed.Regardless of the technicalities of HIPAA in regards to journalists, I'm perfectly fine with Adam Schefter getting some repercussions for the shit he pulled. He got let off way too easy.
But people don't give a shit. Fuck 37% of Trump supporters think ending slavery was a bad idea or can't make up their minds about it. This country is filled with dumb assholes. Most don't care about the right thing. They just want a cheap story like Schefter and the rest of the clowns.
FloydtheFathead
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Agreed.
But people don't give a shit. Fuck 37% of Trump supporters think ending slavery was a bad idea or can't make up their minds about it. This country is filled with dumb assholes. Most don't care about the right thing. They just want a cheap story like Schefter and the rest of the clowns.
I thought it was 30%. Not that is much better..
And 70% want the Confederate Flag back up on state capitals
a third want to ban LGBT individuals from entering the country..
You know "Make America Great Again".. Smh.
Regardless of the technicalities of HIPAA in regards to journalists, I'm perfectly fine with Adam Schefter getting some repercussions for the shit he pulled. He got let off way too easy.
Yea it was a douchebag move to straight up post a picture of JPP's medical records
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