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Moratz Consulting
After a professional career in medical devices and pharmaceuticals working with insurance reimbursement, I have launched a business focusing on Medicare insurance and people who might benefit from the coverage provided by UnitedHealthcare. Take a look at this link to a customized web site which provides valuable information about Medicare in general.
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Additionally I can provide Dental and Vision insurance from a number of providers, Delta Dental/Cigna/UHC as well as Short Term Health Insurance. Contact me at:
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- mike moratz
- Weatherby Lake, Missouri, United States
- Medical Industry professional, experience in medical devices, diagnostics and pharmaceuticals. Managed care and reimbursement expert with speaking engagements at national and regional forums.
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There are probably a few farmers that wouldn't mind having some of that to amend their soil with.
"Silt, deposited by annual floods along the Nile River, created the rich and fertile soil that sustained the ancient Egyptian civilization. Silt deposited by the Mississippi River throughout the 20th century has decreased due to a system of levees, contributing to the disappearance of protective wetlands and barrier islands in the delta region surrounding New Orleans"
A bio hazard
There are very few things that bacteria, oxidation and UV from the Sun can't break down and make into harmless gasses, solids and oxides given enough time.
Many years ago, I explored the bottom layers of a ~50+ year old (at that time) neighborhood garbage dump. That left a huge impression on me. The only thing left was glass and that was the treasure we were digging for - Old glass bottles. Everything else was composted to dirt or a little bit of iron oxide/rust. No smell or anything, just composted dirt with a few antique glass bottles mixed in. The action of the rain, bactiera, oxidation, etc over the years just composted everything away but the glass.
Here is a vid of a guy digging in an old dump - there are lots of vids like this on YouTube, they find lots of neat old bottles.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOU5tsso3qw
Look at what he is diggin in and the stuff he finds. Bottle finds at the end of video are worth seeing. He seems really happy! :)
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