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STRANGEBUTTRUE- <i>Moby-Dick</i>: Aye, aye, 'twas the book's true name
Q. What was the biggest publishing mistake with the classic Herman Melville novel Moby Dick, about a ship captain's fatal obsession with a great white whale? –N. Hawthorne
A. As Benet's Readers' Encyclopedia and other literary references attest, the original 1851 name of the novel and whale was hyphenated Moby-Dick, says Mark Davidson in Right, Wrong, and Risky.
Moreover, the original source (of literary and other titles) determines correctness, declared Copy Editor (June-July 2001), a newsletter for the publishing profession. Today, the "incorrect" Moby Dick appears in the Random House Webster's Unabridged Dictionary and also in the title and text of the novel published by the Random House Modern Library. That's a whale of a blunder that history has perpetuated.
Q. Not to be sacrilegious, but in what sense is Google godlike? –S. Brin
A. Google can't love or create or forgive, but it can lay claim to being omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent, argues Sally Adee in IEEE Spectrum magazine. Omnipresent? There's Gmail, Google Maps, Google Calendar, Google Earth, Google Mars, Google Apps. "They're all everywhere, all the time," she writes. So, check.
Omniscient? The eponymous Google engine is perhaps as close to a complete index of the sum total of human knowledge as has ever existed. Check again.
Omnipotence is a tougher one, though Google could annoy you in myriad ways, such as frustrating your flailing attempt to find out where the hypoglossus muscle is. Gmail could gobble up your feverish love letters, maps could send you down an endless series of side streets long ago blocked by freeways and housing developments. "Then off you go to the howling wastelands of Yahoo Search and MapQuest!"
In the beginning (1969) was Arpanet, the predecessor of the Internet, culminating in Google in 1998. The average number of web searches per Internet user is 70 per month, 2 out of 3 of them via Google. The online "faithful" include 478 million speakers of English, 384 million Chinese, 137 million Spanish, 96 million Japanese..., numbering more than 1.7 billion, a quarter of the world's population!
Q. How long can a person survive exposed to the vacuum of space? –J. Glenn
A. Sadly, scientists know this rather precisely because in 1971 three Soviet cosmonauts died when a faulty valve caused their Soyuz 11 capsule to depressurize shortly before reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. The cabin pressure dropped to zero for nearly 12 minutes, killing the crew within 30-40 seconds. "You need both oxygen and air pressure to deliver oxygen to the brain," former space shuttle crew surgeon Jonathan Clark explained to Valerie Jamieson of New Scientist magazine.
Briefer spells in a vacuum aren't always deadly, as when a 1966 NASA technician testing a space suit in a vacuum chamber experienced a pressure drop typical of a 36,500-meter altitude (22.7 miles). He passed out after 12-15 seconds, as saliva "boiled" off his tongue. He regained consciousness within 27 seconds after the chamber was re-pressurized, suffering no adverse health effects.
When external pressure drops, gas bubbles form in the blood, damaging the lungs within minutes and the nervous system within hours due to the blood losing nitrogen. A sudden pressure reduction can cause trapped air to explode the lungs within seconds. Concludes Clark, "It is possible to survive near-vacuum for up to a minute, but only if you adopt a gentler approach and have intensive medical care standing by."
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Harry Francis Campbell, who also worked under the pen name Harrison Camp, was educated at George Washington University. He worked on comic books from the late 1930s to the early 1940s through Funnies Inc. He did art on features like 'Dean Denton' and 'The Kind of Darkness' for Centaur Comics, and contributed text and illustrations to Eastern Color Pringing and the David McCay Comics Group.
Wizard Wells - Behind Locked Doors (Crack Comics #14, July 1941)
He was writer and artist on several features for Hillman Periodicals ('Homicide Hank', 'Mosquito'), Novelty Comics ('Lucky Bird') and Quality Comics ('Ace of Space', 'Wizard Well's, 'The Scarlet Seal', 'John Law'), often in collaboration with H. Weston Taylor. Campbell additionally ran an advertising agency and worked as and artist for trade magazines.
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Success on the field is equaled by the student-athletes' successes in academics. In the past 21 seasons, Barry students have won 132 All-American Awards and 109 Scholar All-American Awards. Community service is also a vital element in the lives of Barry's student-athletes.
Barry sports include: men's baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, and tennis, and women's basketball, rowing, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball.
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oops that was the old render. And I was looking forward to seeing those triangular glass rooms. Here is the new one:
Source: http://blog.buzzbuzzhome.com/2013/03...wick-soho.html
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oops that was the old render. And I was looking forward to seeing those triangular glass rooms. Here is the new one:
Source: http://blog.buzzbuzzhome.com/2013/03...wick-soho.html
Too wide and I don't like that streetwall-breaking fence on the ground floor. But overall not bad.
Overall the new design is a vast improvement over that dated Leyva glass contraption.
The architect must have drawn inspiration from Kips Bay Towers.
I was thinking the same thing. Very mid century retro.
I like that fenestration, the deep in-set windows serve to insure that even a patchwork quilt of window blinds (as shown) will not detract from the "foxy & Boxy" look of the building. BTW, that buzbuzhome site is an interesting BLOG concept; no personal affiliation, it just looks like a good IT concept.
Excerpt from the blog- At BuzzBuzzHome we are improving the way people research and purchase new construction homes.
We are focused on cataloguing all new residential developments in North America, connecting purchasers directly with sellers, and providing social tools that enable collaboration amongst purchasers and industry experts.
I walked by on 2013.09.28 - it doesn't look like any progress has been made in the last six months.
Is anything going on here, or is the site now the Museum of Construction Machines.
I guess these people won't be happy about losing their indoor-outdoor space.
That portable construction office wasn't there a month or so ago. Pile driving here had come to a halt months ago. So it does look like things are back in action.
The DOB Job Overview shows that a Permit was issued for excavation on 12/30/2013:
Dark Brutalism, but better than glassy confection.
I suppose the greenery up top softens it a bit, but not from ground level.
A residential building at 15 Renwick that is slated for 2015 completion. CLAUDIO PAPAPIETRO FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Source: http://online.wsj.com/articles/many-...ent-1413510479


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While a close look at every alternative religious movement would be impossible, even an abbreviated exploration is revealing. During the antebellum period the question of slavery and the white supremacy that supported it prompted alternative religious movements to ask questions about equality. While many Shakers and Spiritualists recognized value in all, other groups, like the Mormons, encoded contemporary racial assumptions in their early theology. Throughout the 19th and into the 20th century, African Americans and Native Americans criticized white supremacy by offering alternative explanations of humanity's history and destiny. The 1890s Ghost Dance movement envisioned an Indian paradise devoid of whites, and in the early 20th century black alternative movements in northern cities emphasized the religious significance of their blackness. Though these groups criticized the white supremacy surrounding them, others continued to emphasize the superiority of whiteness. In the latter part of the 20th century, many Americans associated racialized alternative religious movements, such as the Nation of Islam, the International Society of Krishna Consciousness, and the Peoples Temple, with fear or brainwashing. In examining how alternative religious movements engage racial assumptions, articulate racial discourse, or create religio-racial identities, a study of these movements illuminates the interplay between religion and culture in American history.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Matt Barnes tied his season high with 21 points off the bench, Chris Paul had 11 assists and the Los Angeles Clippers defeated Boston 106-77 on Thursday night, becoming the first team to win 15 consecutive games since the Celtics four years ago.
Fellow reserve Jamal Crawford added 17 points, Blake Griffin had 15 and Caron Butler 14 to help the Clippers improve the NBA's best record to 23-6.
Kevin Garnett scored 16 points for Boston, which never led in dropping to .500 at 14-14 with its fifth loss in seven games. Paul Pierce and Jeff Green added 12 points each to go with 10 apiece from Jason Terry and Rajon Rondo.
Boston's winning streak extended to 19 games in 2008-09.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Kevin Durant scored 40 points while Russell Westbrook added eight of his 16 points in overtime to help the Thunder beat the Mavericks for their 11th straight win at home.
Serge Ibaka added 19 points and matched his season-high with 17 rebounds as Oklahoma City charged back from 10 points down in the final 7:17 of regulation and found a way to win after losing back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Darren Collison scored a season-best 32 points for Dallas. Dirk Nowitzki scored nine points in his second game back after offseason knee surgery, showing some rust down the stretch.
Westbrook turned the game around with six straight points after the Mavs had gone up 104-101 on Chris Kaman's bucket inside midway through overtime.


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An august panel of car reviewers named the Chevrolet Volt the North American Car Of The Year just now in Detroit, while dubbing Ford's reborn Explorer the North American Truck Of The Year, even though it's really a car.
The only surprise would have been if the Volt had lost, after sweeping most such end-of-the-year awards. Did we notice that the few such awards open to voting from the general public tended to chose the Hyundai Sonata sedan instead of the Volt, and that picking the Chevy amounts to choosing a rookie of the year instead of the most valuable player? Yes, yes we did.


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Jun 14, 2013, 08:06 AM »
Hi All,
We have had some preliminary discussions on the possibility of doing a thread on medical astrology which is reflected below. I would like to know how many people would in fact be interested in actively participating in such a thread, and what thoughts you may wish to share about this possibility as it relates to various legal issues from different countries.
God Bless, Rad
Hi Wendy,
I am considering that, at some point, of starting a medical thread in which we can review and discuss the anatomical and physiological astrological correlations that JWG taught.
God Bless,Rad
I'd be totally into that Rad, it'd be so wonderful if you did that !
Hi Upasika,
Well I am really thinking about it. If we do it it will have to be done very carefully because of various laws in various countries concerning medical laws. So am thinking about how to do it in such a way as to not violate any of these things.
God Bless, Rad
Hi Rad,
I would totally be into studying JWG's perspective on medical astrology! I am aware of medical astrological laws and hope we can find a way to pursue. I'm not sure its a problem to study it, it's more of an issue when applying it with clients, for money, at least that is my understanding.
Thanks and God Bless,
ari moshe
Oh gee I'd love the opportunity to practice that Rad.
One thought that shows up is to preface that thread with a disclaimer of some sort.
Hi Rad / all,
I can see we would need to be sure we were legally protected. I'm no lawyer, but I cannot imagine how any country that legally supports free speech could object to the simple learning/discussion of medical astrology that such a thread would amount to ...??
As Wendy says, applying the knowledge to clients for money is an entirely different issue - numerous countries have laws restricting what may be possible. But that would be something each participant/reader would need to take responsibility for, by clarifying for themselves what exactly they are permitted to do by law in their respective countries. Often it amounts to not being allowed to advertise or officially practice medicine without certain qualifications/permits.
My own view though, is that having the knowledge itself can do no harm, and even if only used indirectly, could potentially be very helpful. In the vein of what Ari suggested for the thread itself (which seems a good idea), I'd initially give any potential recipient of medical advice from me a full unconditional disclaimer (possibly signed by them) to the effect that I am not medically qualified as such, and unless confirmed as safe by their healthcare professional, to approach cautiously as any suggestion I gave must be used at their own risk.
However, used with sensitivity, intuition and maturity ... given how amazingly accurate EA is in it's workings, I would sense this knowledge could be invaluable to have at our disposal and could potentially benefit many. My feeling about it anyway...
blessings Upasika
Hi Upasika, Wendy, and Ari
Thanks for your thoughts/ suggestions about this. I will consider your suggestions, and others, to see if it will be ok to do this. If we do it will occur after we are done with the thread on the planetary method.
God Bless,Rad
Hi Rad,
I would like to add my opinion about the potential for legal liability arising from postings related to health issues. Personally I would like to have the opinion of a US lawyer involved in this legal area, but I don't know who to ask, so I'm just posting my opinion and what I discussed with a couple of other Chilean lawyers.
1) Even though in principles there should be no question that the intention of the thread would be the EA learning of medical astrology, and not the counseling of clients or patients, there are in fact many people who are seeking medical information on the internet, for their own health improvement or their client's health. Also, there are many websites offering medical information. Here I found some information on this:
2) Some of the information that these 'patients' or practitioners can find in this way can be suitable for their health needs, and some not, depending on each case, and since offering or just posting health information is different than counseling and prescribing-which needs to occur on an individual basis- in principle it should be the sole 'patient' or practitioner's liability if they chose to apply the 'information' to the individual case.
3) This also involves the freedom of expression which is so important in the US constitution, much more than in other countries.
4) HOWEVER, the potential does exist that someone may wrongly apply the information and knowledge to an individual case to which it is not applicable, and obtain undesired results. Further, I can imagine that posting health information that can provide an accurate understanding or diagnosis, beyond consensus, or information that can work in very effective ways in the cases when it does apply, such as EA and Rad's knowledge can offer, can attract people wanting to put such source of information down. And, in these cases, the 'arguments' against this would of course revolve around medical information ethics, medical fraud (
), etc. A specific point to consider relates to 'alternative' remedies, and further, some remedies which the same website offers or refers to.
5) I totally agree with the need to consider a very clear DISCLAIMER. I think a Disclaimer should state:
(1) That the information posted has a general nature, or applies only to the real or hypothetic birthcharts discussed, and does not mean to be applicable to other people.
(2) That each individual case is unique, and thus, the individual people should not rely solely on EA medical information that has not been given on an individual consultation basis.
(3) That the information provided originates in astrological and alternative medical understanding, and not necessarily in medical science, and that the EA practitioners are not medical doctors or acting as such.
(4) That the type of medical information or knowledge that is shared here, including references to alternative remedies, is not meant to replace medical treatments or prescriptions when applicable, and that each individual person should always consult their own personal medical advisor.
Such type of Disclaimer could perhaps be added in the "If this is your first visit, please read this first", in the heading of the thread, and automated to appear in the individual posts within the thread.
I think such type of Disclaimer should suffice, but I still feel that perhaps it could be good to have a US lawyer opinion on this matter anyway. I'm wondering who could I ask having knowledge in this field who would be willing to give advice without charging, but perhaps some other participating in this message board can have closer connections with US lawyers.
God Bless, Gonzalo
In regard to Medical Astrology, Eileen Nauman is possibly the foremost authority on Medical Astrology in the U.S. She wrote a classic text way back in 1970 I believe. Naumean is not afraid to share her knowledge or findings on-line or in print. She is however very good at pointing out what you should, can, should,'t and can't do with such knowledge.
There should be no reason why we can't discuss Medical Astrology here and learn what JWG taught. Like Gonzalo suggests there should be a disclaimer.
Here is a good article on the subject:
The important part:
"As a medical astrologer, the goal is not to prescribe for the client (which is against the law) but rather to become a clearing-house of information, in addition to educating a client about possible choices. A medical counselor can become the hub of a wheel, educating him/herself in many systems of medicine, and approaches to healing, that are available to clients.
It is very important not to misrepresent what you are and what you do. When a client accepts you as a medical astrologer, it is not the same as if s/he accepts you as his/her "doctor". Nothing could be further from the truth. In essence, you are a healer using the tool of astrology as a focus on health-related problems. Your responsibility is to send this individual (after informing him/her of the many choices s/he has) in a direction s/he has chosen and is comfortable with to seek competent medical help.
A medical astrologer does not tell a client to take a vitamin, mineral, herb, homeopathic remedy, or anything else. The medical astrologer educates the client about these things, then leaves the responsibility of choice up to the person. One's health is one's own responsibility. Gradually, people in this country are coming to view and accept this vital concept. Your health is your responsibility."
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Jun 14, 2013, 03:10 PM »
I'm in Rad - I have been thinking about this since it was first mentioned here on the MB.
I know there are other message boards that discuss medical astrology, so I'm not sure we would be doing anything illegal. Gonzalo's post seemed to cover the issues, so maybe we could start a discussion based on his comments-suggestions.
I should mention, I have been dealing with several long standing health issues, so when I "disappear" from the MB it's because I don't have the energy to participate. Getting to the root of things now, thus looking forward to that changing soon.
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 14, 2013, 06:43 PM »
Hi Rad,
I am very interested in this topic. As long as there is a disclaimer that we are doing it for educational purposes only, I do not really see it as a problem. I'm not a lawyer, but it seems that it is no different than discussing any type of holistic health subject (herbs, Reiki, Yoga etc) - we just have to be very clear that its for educational purposes and that anyone suffering from a health problem should consult with a medical professional.
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 15, 2013, 09:29 AM »
Hi Rad,
I too am very interested in this topic. I do hope this thread happens because the material would be invaluable for studying and practicing Evolutionary Astrologers. In terms of the time I can dedicate to it will depend on where the Darwin thread goes. I will definitely be following this thread, but not sure if I could manage both at the same time due to the time required. I will do what I can though if it happens.
Thank you for bringing this back and being open to carrying it forward.
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 15, 2013, 08:05 PM »
Hi everybody,
I know a bit about this topic as a non-MD licensed medical professional. I will share the knowledge that I have on the topic. The 2-cents I want to add to the discussion regards the
of medical astrology, not the question of posting on the MB.
Unfortunately when it comes to medicine in the US, if you are diagnosing using western medical language, you have now entered the territory of practicing medicine and you can be sued for practicing medicine without a license. Diagnosing means that you establish a cause or name a condition using medical language, e.g. "you have a condition caused by the erratic functioning of the pancreas," or "you have osteoporosis," or "there is a breakdown of the integrity of the b and t cells." etc.
Licensed medical professionals such as licensed acupuncturists cannot diagnose either unless they are practicing in a state in which they are considered a primary care provider or in which their scope of practice allows for it. They are limited to the language of their profession. In the case of Chinese medicine it would be "liver heat rising" or "spleen qi deficiency", but they can not translate that into a western diagnosis such as hypothyroidism or migraine headaches etc. They have to work with other medical professionals who are licensed to make these kind of diagnoses.
So as medical astrologers it would be okay to say that because Saturn squares Jupiter in this house and this sign, etc you could take this supplement or do this thing. But once you translate into western medical language now you have crossed into the scope of practice of licensed professionals. As someone else already suggested, you could certainly point people in a direction and send them to a practitioner to get a diagnosis to confirm your astrological diagnosis.
Another thing you absolutely cannot do is advise someone to not take prescription medication that they are already taking. That would fall in the realm of "prescribing" even if it is un-prescribing. If you interfere with the prescriptions or instructions given by another medical provider's previous diagnosis, this is also considered to be practicing medicine. What you can do is suggest that something else be done in addition.
The medical profession is governed by torte law, as opposed to contract law, which means that all medical professionals are judged by the standard of practice set by their peers. That is one reason why medicine is sooooo slow to integrate any new understandings or alternative perspectives into practice. Because if you are practicing medicine in a way that is different than the standards set by your peers, you can be liable for malpractice. To suggest that agreements made between doctor and patient somehow legally protects you, is to not understand the law. That would be the case if medicine fell under the domain of contract law, but it doesn't. Sorry to say.
Having said all of this, you do have legal protection to practice medical astrology if you practice in a freedom of healthcare state. These states are
Minnesota, California, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Idaho
New Mexico.
In these states people are free to practice any healthcare system, even if it is unlicensed and
does not infringe on the scope of practice of other licensed practitioners
. There are some general guidelines to follow in these cases:
1. The practitioner must clearly state their scope and duration of training.
2. They must practice within the scope of that training.
3. The client should sign a waiver stating that they understand that the practitioner is an unlicensed professional and they are assuming the risk for following any advice or treatments.
4. The practitioner must not misrepresent themselves and their knowledge in any fashion to try to appear as if they know more than what they have studied in their field.
You can refer to the specific guidelines for each state by doing a search for the freedom of healthcare act in that state and reading the parameters for your state.
I would also suggest looking into the HIPAA regulations which govern privacy in the medical profession and establish a practice that conforms to the guidelines for protecting clients privacy; such as having secure and private files, if you keep documentation of your readings.
I hope this information is helpful. I don't want people to be naive about what they are getting themselves into with practicing medical astrology and then have to potentially risk losing any assets that they may have simply because they made the mistake of saying the wrong thing to the wrong person at the wrong time. When people are grieving, after a death, illness or injury, it is very easy for them to look for someone to blame. And the alternative practitioners are easy targets, if they haven't been vigilant about following the law.
In gratitude and service,
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 16, 2013, 02:36 AM »
Hi Rad & all,
Seems we are feeling our way forward, with posts by everyone helping the picture become clearer.
And it seems several at least are keen to learn about EA medical astrology (I definitely am), but that applying the knowledge in real life is a different thing altogether, depending on where one lives and the situation in place there regarding giving medical advice.
So it seems we just need to clarify the legal requirements for disseminating the information (from a USA based server) - there is nothing else we would be doing, simply
medical astrology. Unless a real person offers their chart for us to practise on, we would not be actually dispensing medical advice to a person (and even if we were, it may only be a problem if that person is from the USA?). If there is actually a problem with using a real person, we could just use a chart cast arbitrarily, or use charts based on anonymous birth data. Thus diagnosis may be done using western language, but it wouldn't be a diagnosis of anybody in particular.
And combine this with the disclaimer we've talked about. Ideally the disclaimer would be in the shape of a popup form containing the disclaimer text with an OK (I understand and agree) button, and a Cancel button on the form, OK takes you to the thread, Cancel refuses you entry. That way everyone having access to the thread would have demonstrated an explicit acknowledgement of the disclaimer. Not sure if that could be done using the MB tools? But otherwise the disclaimer could be at the start of the thread, and the bottom of every post perhaps?
blessings Upasika
Last Edit: Jun 16, 2013, 05:37 AM by Upasika
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 16, 2013, 07:40 AM »
Hi All,
Certainly am welcoming all the thoughts/ observations of those who are interested in this potential thread of the EA of medical astrology. We should remember within all that astrology itself has it's own history and tradition of medical astrology for at least a couple thousand years. Mentioning this because of some of the comments from JJ relative to certain states in the USA that allow for this.
The server for this website is located in the USA. I, as the moderator, am not. Our site is certainly international in scope relative to our members being from so many countries other than the USA.
I would welcome other comments from anyone on what we have been discussing, and I am still waiting to see just how many actually want to participate in this thread. If it is to go forwards my thought on doing this thread would be to start very simply with the astrological correlations to anatomy/ physiology, and the chakra system that Wolf taught, correlations relative to the planets, signs, houses. I certainly don't see any potential legal issues with that at all given that astrology does have it's own lengthy history and tradition concerning this.
From there I would I would begin to discuss aspects to various planets, planets in houses, and signs on houses that will correlate to the interaction / dynamics that occur within the anatomy/ physiology manifesting as specific physical manifestations within the body. Within this what the chakra's actually are,i.e. spinal plexuses, and how they, of themselves, correlate to the anatomy/ physiology within the body. And, from there, how in combination the chakra system and the traditional western correlations interact and manifest.
I would think, as well, that we could certainly work with projected charts, not the charts of real people, in order to make all of this come alive. With all the disclaimers in place I do not see a problem with the legally speaking from any countries point of view.
So, again, would very much like any additional thoughts / feedback on all of this.
God Bless, Rad
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 16, 2013, 01:22 PM »
My thoughts are that I would love to see this subject matter covered as it relates to EA. I am very much looking forward to it.
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 17, 2013, 04:33 AM »
Hi Rad and all,
I would love to participate in learning more about this topic.
My suggestions are that it isn´t called "Medical Astrology" but something like "The Astrology of Human Anatomy" or "Health Related Astrology".
In addition to the disclaimers, which are a good, essential idea, there could be some guidelines as to how to apply the knowledge to clients, in order to avoid the Astrologer doing any harm to anyone or him/herself. For example: The Astrologer is not intended to replace a doctor and should always suggest the client seeks professional help for his/her condition.
In studying charts it would be a good idea to work with charts of people who are famous or not alive anymore, which had certain illnesses or conditions that are documented. Like that we can work with real cases.
I also very much like the idea of working with the Chakras and Meridians, how the flow of prana/chi effects one´s physical health and how it can be seen thru the lens of Astrology. To find out the why and how, on an energetic/psychological/emotional/spiritual/physical level of any condition.
Thank you for the opportunity!
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Jun 26, 2013, 10:11 AM »
Hi to all those interested in a astrological/ ea/ medical thread ....
So right now I have as interested Ari, Gonzalo, Kristin, Cat, Sunyata, Skywalker, Wendy, and Upasika. Please let me know if each one of you is still interested.
I have decided we will go forwards with this thread. I really appreciate all of your thoughts including the need to make a disclaimer. I also agree we can use historical charts of famous folks to help illustrate the astrological archetypes that correlate to physiology, anatomy, and the chakra systems.
I am wondering if any of you that want to participate in this thread would be able to make a succinct, yet comprehensive, disclaimer notice that we can post at the very beginning of our thread. Please let me know if you can help.
God Bless, Rad
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Re: Medical Astrology
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Jun 26, 2013, 11:39 AM »
Hi Rad .. yes, I'm interested in participating in this thread, and thank you so much for this opportunity.
I will write a 'disclaimer' and post it soon.
God Bless, Gonzalo
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Jun 26, 2013, 01:52 PM »
It could go something like this:
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Yesterday's revelations from The Guardian about US government collection of data on just about every phone call made in the country is exactly the kind of scenario civil libertarians have been fearing: widespread, dragnet-style surveillance of every American's telephone calls.
To put it simply: the published Verizon document suggests the US government has been keeping a log of just about every phone call made in the last seven years, full stop. This includes who the call was from, who it was made to, how long it was, and where the caller was when the conversation happened.
The responses today have been almost as stunning as the revelation itself. The White House called the data collection a "critical" tool in the fight against terror and noted that the "information acquired does not include the content of any communications or the name of any subscriber." Of course, that's a thin obfuscation; the dragnet is merely a first step, because that's how dragnets work. Once the government determines someone is calling a person of interest, it could easily begin the process of wiretapping that person and collecting personal information, whether the target is a terrorist, or a journalist, activist, or lawyer.
And while activists strongly suspected what was going on, the US Senate knew what was going on—and saw surprisingly little dissent. Two who did protest were Sens. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Mark Udall (D-CO).
"When the American people find out how their government has secretly interpreted the Patriot Act, they will be stunned and they will be angry," Wyden warned in 2011. Udall said Americans would be "alarmed" if they knew how the Patriot Act was being interpreted to allow mass spying.
Today Udall told his hometown paper, The Denver Post, that he indeed knew about the NSA wiretapping. Udall said he "did everything short of leaking classified information" to stop it and wants to hold Obama accountable for his promises to increase transparency.
The facts suggested Udall and Wyden were lone voices in the wilderness in 2011, and now that the details of the program are public and being responded to, they look even more alone. Senators from both parties have jumped to defend the mass data-collection.
"Everyone should just calm down," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) told reporters today. He emphasized that the published order is just a renewal of routine data collection that's been going on for seven years (as if that makes the situation better).
Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA), who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, also vocally defended the program today. In her view, the program was duly authorized by the "business records" provision of the Patriot Act. "Therefore, it is lawful," said Feinstein. "It has been briefed to Congress."
The ranking Republican who presides over Senate Intelligence with Feinstein is Saxby Chambliss (D-GA). Chambliss today spoke to The New York Times about how the program is used:
It's metadata only and it's what we call minimized. All of these numbers are basically ferreted out by a computer, but if there's a number that matches a terrorist number that has been dialed by a US number or dialed from a terrorist to a US number, then that may be flagged. And they may or may not seek a court order to go further on that particular instance. But that's the only time that this information is ever used in any kind of substantive way."
A lawsuit that could reveal the government's reasoning
Of course, it's a matter of interpretation whether or not the Patriot Act really allows the kind of mass data collection we now know is being undertaken. So how does the government interpret the Patriot Act?
It won't say. Udall and Wyden tried to force the Obama Administration to describe how it was interpreting the Patriot Act in 2011, but they couldn't push through their amendment. That same year, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit demanding to get documents about the government's secret interpretation of Section 215 of that act, the section that allows it to collect records like the "telephony metadata" Verizon has been handing over.
At a March hearing in that case, the government wouldn't even provide page numbers of the documents relevant to EFF's request. Under judicial pressure, the government has now provided the number of pages on some documents. On April 18, DOJ lawyers made a more detailed filing that includes dates and page lengths for most, but not all, of the 101 documents EFF is seeking access to. Some of documents are identified with ridiculous date ranges, like "2/2006-2/2011."
There's also tantalizing descriptions of documents. "Training materials for government personnel pertaining to implementation of section 215 authority," reads the description of several documents.
That case is now lined up for summary judgment. If the EFF wins, the government will surely appeal (and appeal again if necessary); a recent 5-4 Supreme Court surveillance-related decision doesn't bode well for court challenges to government secrecy.
While it's hard to imagine this case bringing much transparency, public knowledge of the government actions and justifications described in those documents is more important now than ever.
But in the past decade, the courts have proved an exceptionally weak tool for those challenging the constitutionality of this brave new world of surveillance. Another EFF case, which was premised on the (correct) assumption that dragnet surveillance was taking place, has been stalled by government arguments about state secrecy. Indeed, one key leak and the political discussion that has ensued has shed more light on what's going on than years of litigation.


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I'm in the spending mood so.. I got another Red Bazooka shirt from the Middle shop in Shibuya.
The same place I got the Japanese Sorry one.
As usual I was "uming and ahing" if I really needed/wanted it, but in the end I just decided to fork over the yen and got it.
I'm pretty happy with it. It says "Good Child Must Not Imitate!"
The other teacher that has his iPhone is seriously tempting me to get one for myself.
He's on the same White Plan as me. For 5,000 yen a month he gets unlimited internet and email downloads (as well as the normal phone network of course). He did buy his iPhone outright for 80,000 yen. It's possible to pay it out over 24 months for 8,000 yen a month all up, which is still a pretty impressive deal.
In Australia the best option for internet access on a mobile is with the 3 network and their X-series. Not too bad for $40 for 2GB of downloads, but this just covers the net access. On top of that you'd need to be on a regular pricing plan.
On this day there's also the Sumidagawa fireworks in Tokyo.
Right now I'm watching it on tv.
Yes, I know it's not the same, but we are avoiding the crowds and the view although not "live", omits the rather annoying buildings that seem to get in the way.
The "child" part of me wishes I was there though.
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This was sparked because I wanted to compute $\pi_2(Sym^2(\Sigma_2))$ via $Sym^2(\Sigma_2)\approx \mathbb{T}^4$# $\bar{\mathbb{C}P}^2$.
We know how to compute $\pi_1$ of $M$ # $N$ via van-Kampen's theorem. But what about higher homotopy groups? I looked in the literature and google without luck, and so I am wondering if no such procedure exists. Are there any results for calculating $\pi_n$ of connected sums?
There was mention of "higher van Kampen theorem"... has this actually been used to do such computations? I'd be interested in references if not just examples.


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I got my hands on an early review sample -- it comes in black and white -- and had our photographer, Sarah Tew, snap some shots of it.
A couple of things to note about the new version. For starters it's a bit trimmer than the Lifeproof for the iPhone 4/4S. But because the iPhone 5 is longer than the iPhone 4S (and the case is, too, obviously), it ends up weighing the same.
While there are some other small design improvements, the biggest change is the translucent plastic window on the back that allows users to show off the Apple logo.
"We got feedback from folks and many wanted to be able to show they had an Apple product," says Jonathan Wegner, Lifeproof's director of communications. "This is particularly true in the Chinese market. They don't want the logo hidden."
Since the iPhone 5 is so thin, many owners want slim cases that offer just enough protection without adding any unnecessary bulk. But a certain segment still wants a very tough case with full protection, and Wegner says demand has been very high for the company's iPhone 5 case despite its lofty $79.99 price tag.
He says Lifeproof had "tens of thousands" of inquiries once it announced an iPhone 5 case was in the works, and so far it's only been able to ship the product to a fraction of customers who preordered it.
According to Wegner, inventory will remain tight for the next few weeks as the company ships out remaining pre-orders and also gets stock to Best Buy, which initially has an exclusive on the product (you can also order directly through Lifeproof). However, come December, there should be plenty of Fre cases to go around for those who want to shell out the $80.
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Last night on The Choice — the insipid dating show that's a cross between The Voice and the Second Circle of Hell — a potential date asked Rob Kardashian about his favorite movie. "Newsies," Rob said with certainty, licking his lips. "Why?" the lady questioned. "Christian Bale," Rob replied. Good point!
Rob was also the first one to turn his chair around when Myrna hit the stage, despite the fact that she didn't say a word. Actually, all of the guys turned their chairs, just based on the audience's applause. When asked why she should pick him, Finesse Mitchell explained, "I love Asian women." She didn't pick him.
No one turned around for the contestant named Princess. Although, when she turned around, Finesse regretted his decision.
Finesse also decided not to choose the super sweet young woman with the gun and the kid.
Oh, and after watching sparks fly last week, we got an update on Carmen Electra and Christopher: He's ready to move to LA for her.
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7 Blu-ray Discs programmed in 1080p 24Hz are supported via the HDMI port only. To enable this setting go to Settings > [BD/DVD Settings] > [BD 1080p 24 Hz Output (HDMI)] and change this setting to [Automatic]. Note that both the display/AV amplifier (receiver) and the Blu-ray Disc in use must support 1080p 24Hz for this output to be supported.
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Well the issue is NOT specifically with the iphone. I installed an IAX softphone on one of my PCs on the linuxmce internal network, and the same thing happens. ie. can connect no problem to 192.168.80.1, but not to <MY INET IP>.Here is a 30s log of IAX traffic when the client attempts (and succeeds) to register using 192.168.80.1, on both eth0 and eth1 interfaces:http://pastebin.com/m2efb08bfHere is a 30s log of IAX traffic when the client attempts (and fails) to register using <MY INET IP>, on both eth0 and eth1 interfaces:http://pastebin.com/m7dbfc87fI have no idea what 126.96.36.199 is. It's not my IP, nor does it belong to my VOIP provider (iax04.unlimitel.ca)
hmmm... strange.... the 24.114.232.x addresses are Rogers Cable ... are you perhaps using Rogers for your iPhone telco? If so, then it looks like your phone is still attempting to connect externally at that point as well as internally.... realistically the only traffic on that interface you should see (when connecting internally) is your VSP, and probably only SIP traffic even then. Theres a stray 220.127.116.11 address to which is Magma Communications (part of Primus Canada).....The second capture looks much the same.... still seeing traffic on both sides when really you shouldn't.... stronly suspect that the 24.114.232.x addresses are your iPhone's IP address through


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Ok, so here's a question for you all, regarding tires, the less resistance the better correct? So I'm asumming narrow "street" tires give better mpg than wide "off road tires. But, what about tire "height"? Would "low profile" tires mounted on larger rims be better than standard tires which are twice the height (in rubber)?
I'm thinking about getting super light aluminum alloy rims and mounting narrow, low profile "racing type" tires on them and wondering what this will do to my mpg?
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I consistently run my tires within 2 pounds of pressure below the maximum. I've noted no problems with wear over many many years and vehicles. However, you will need to keep a close eye on temperature changes or a lightly loaded vehicle versus a heavily loaded vehicle in heat. Tire pressure can change considerable based upon air temperature and possibly road temperature do to the heating of the sun.
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My Nokian WR-G2s are great. Excellent traction in inclement weather and minimal to no loss of mpg. they're still breakign in but I love them so far.
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On Tire Size:
Remember, that if you have a different tire size, and actual speed is different than what is displayed, the mileage is different also.
So the AWESOME mileage you are getting might just simply be a mis-calculation of the actual miles driven.
The best way to verify this, is reset the odometer and verify with GPS. Do this at more than just a few miles, 10 being the easiest to calculate.
Remember the logic is backward in most thinking to speed to miles driven.
If you speed is faster than it should be (say 65 when your going 60), then your odometer will say you went 65 miles in one hour, when you only went 60.
Vice versa, if it says 55 when you are going really 60, you will go 60 miles as opposed to 55 miles.
Use the GPS, know the % of error, multiple your mileage by that %, Plus or Minus, and get Real Mileage per tank.
Then you can be accurate when calculating.
...and if you didnt know the calculation that the vehicle does is ALWAYS inaccurate.
On Air Pressure:
Tire Manufactures rate the tire pressure for a given load. Your vehicle might be over or under that load, just understand that. This being said, you can read on the Hyper-Miler's Sites (the geeks) that they are running 10,20 and even 50% more air in the tires than the MFG recommends. User your own judgement, but mine is that if the tires are probably safety rated for a given pressure, and the maximum burst pressure is over DOUBLE of that. So 44psi is MAX, 60 is not un-heard of, and the Hyper Miler geeks have been running those kind of pressures for the lifetime of the tires.
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Lois Lerner, the IRS Director of Exempt Organizations,signed letters that were sent to targeted groups asking them to turn over an extensive amount of information to the IRS. Earlier this week Lerner refused to testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, but not before proclaiming that she had "done nothing wrong" or "broken any laws."
Lerner has been placed on administrative leave, reportedly after she refused to resign from the agency.
American Center for Law and Justice chief counsel Jay Sekulow, who represents more that a dozen Tea Party groups, released a sample of the IRS letters sent to Tea Party type groups.
"It appears Lerner did nothing to stop the abusive conduct. And our evidence suggests she was actively participating in the improper targeting in March 2012," he said in a statement.
The Inspector General's timeline shows that Lerner was briefed in June of 2011. According to the IG report, Lerner had ordered the criteria to be changed in June 2011 but it was "then broadened, but somehow it was changed again in January 2012 'without executive approval.' "
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Members of the West Midlands Police Federation said Andrew Mitchell had "no option but to resign", following a meeting with the chief whip.
They said Mr Mitchell repeated a "profound apology with feeling" but continued to deny using the words attributed to him during an outburst at police officers outside Number 10.
This meant his position had become "untenable", they said.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper has called on Andrew Mitchell to be sacked.
Three representatives of the local Police Federation met Mr Mitchell for 45 minutes to discuss allegations the minister called Downing Street police officers "plebs".
Speaking to the media afterwards, Ken Mackaill, chairman of the West Mercia Police Federation, said Mr Mitchell refused to reveal what he actually said in the incident, apparently telling them he did not want a "fire fight with the police".
Prime Minister David Cameron and senior officers have said a line should be drawn under the matter following Mr Mitchell's previous apology, but pressure on Mr Mitchell continues.
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A leader column in the Daily Telegraph on Friday called on the chief whip to step down from the cabinet saying he is now a "laughing stock" and a "walking, talking embodiment of everything with which David Cameron would least like his party to be associated".
According to an opinion poll by YouGov, 50% of the public think the "plebs" row shows Conservative MPs see themselves as better than ordinary people.
The online survey of 1,710 people suggests 60% of the public believe Mr Mitchell's outburst "showed his true feelings", while 50% thought his behaviour and attitudes reflected those of other Conservative MPs. Just over half of respondents, 52%, thought he should resign.
Mr Mitchell's future was the source of speculation during this week's Tory conference, despite the Sutton Coldfield MP choosing not to attend, with ministers repeatedly asked about the incident.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg told BBC Radio 5 live what Mr Mitchell had done was "really wrong" but he had apologised and he hoped the minister's meeting with the Police Federation would "clear the air".
Labour, which had previously called for the cabinet minister to provide further clarity on what he said to police officers, said the situation had gone on long enough.
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"Neither the prime minister nor the chief whip have proved capable of coming clean swiftly and putting this right," said Ms Cooper.
"And it is now clear no one even in the Conservative Party has confidence in Andrew Mitchell either.
"The failure by David Cameron and Andrew Mitchell to take this incident seriously enough and to sort it out straight away means Andrew Mitchell will clearly not be able to instil respect in Parliament or beyond as chief whip, and this will just drag on and on.
"David Cameron needs to put an end to this now and remove Andrew Mitchell from his position as chief whip."
Last month, police officers protested outside Mr Mitchell's constituency office wearing T-shirt with the words "PC Pleb and Proud" printed on them and representatives have called for a full inquiry into the matter.


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Bahamas: Cargo ship spilled 3,000 gallons of oil
Roughly 3,000 gallons (11,355 liters) of oil have spilled into the ocean from a cargo ship accident earlier this week in the northern Bahamas, government officials said Thursday.
At a news conference, Environment Minister Kenred Dorsett said crews were able to recover a portion of the oily water off Grand Bahama island but he did not provide any specifics of how much. He said chemical dispersants that break up oil were not used out of concern for its effect on marine life.
Dorsett said the worst of the oily mess would be dispersed naturally through wave action and tides.
"It is preferable to let nature take its course ... allowing the dispersed material to flow with the natural tide into the Atlantic Ocean where there are no land-based resources at risk," he said.
Bahamian authorities have described the accident as a "tier one spill," the smallest kind.
Still, the islands' government expects to notify the United States about the spill off Grand Bahama, the northernmost island in the archipelago off the eastern coast of Florida. Grand Bahama, about 55 miles from the mainland, is the Bahamas' closest island to Florida.
"We want to let our neighbors know," Transport Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin said. "It's not because we anticipate an issue, but as a matter of duty."
After a Tuesday helicopter flight over the damaged vessel, government officials said they saw an oily sheen coming from the damaged container ship and it was apparently heading toward the Florida Straits. On a second observation flight Wednesday, Bahamian environmental official Dwyane Curtis said they did not see evidence of "any residual fuel in the area."
The damaged ship has been towed back into harbor by a local salvage company, whose owner has criticized the government for not doing a better job of cleaning up the spill in the hours after the accident became known.
The islands are investigating caused the hull breach in the Panamanian-flagged cargo ship Eugenia. The vessel is owned by Swiss-based Mediterranean Shipping Co.
The Bahamas National Trust, manager of the islands' national parks, said it is monitoring the situation.
"Obviously we are concerned. You worry that if you get a spill close to our shores, if it washes up and into mangroves, it will have an effect," said Neil McKinney, president of the trust.


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Food bank use has increased due to the universal credit roll-out, Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd has admitted.
Ms Rudd said it was "absolutely clear" there had been issues with roll-out and said people being unable to access money "led to an increase in food bank use".
Labour MP Sharon Hodgson (Washington and Sunderland West) had asked about the impact of the roll-out during Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) questions in the Commons.
The DWP Secretary said: "We're committed to a strong safety net where people need it.
"It's absolutely clear there were challenges with the initial roll-out of universal credit and the main issue that led to an increase in food bank use could have been the fact that people had difficulties accessing their money early enough.
"We have made changes to accessing universal credit so people can have advances, so there is a legacy run on after two weeks of housing benefit, and we believe that will help with food bank use."
Asked later whether Theresa May agreed with the Work and Pensions Secretary's assessment of the impact of UC on food bank use, the Prime Minister's official spokesman told a Westminster media briefing: "We have long acknowledged that there were issues with the initial rollout of Universal Credit.
I am as committed, as she is, about tackling food insecurity, obviously particularly for childrenAmber Rudd
"That's why we have listened and made improvements, such as extending advances, removing waiting days and introducing Housing Benefit run-on.
"These changes are giving support to vulnerable people who need it most, while at the same time helping people get into work faster."
Mrs Hodgson, who is co-chairing the Children's Future Food inquiry, told the Commons her investigations into families struggling to feed their children showed the roll-out had left them "worse not better" off.
She said: "It is complex but they're telling me universal credit is making their situation worse not better.
"Will she join me in April at the launch of this report and will she tackle children's food insecurity as a matter of urgency?"
Ms Rudd responded positively, saying: "I am as committed, as she is, about tackling food insecurity, obviously particularly for children.
"I believe and hope the changes we have made about accessing early funds will have reduced food insecurity but of course I will take an early interest in the report she is producing and I look forward to seeing it."
Tory MP Andrew Bridgen (North West Leicestershire) said the legacy welfare system meant "someone on benefits moving into work could lose up to £9 of every £10 they earned, no incentive whatsoever to work?"
Ms Rudd thanked her colleague for highlighting the problems with the previous system, which she described as "a real failing", and said the new system would "make sure that work will always pay".
Ms Rudd told MPs she would "look at" a proposal to make sure people with a terminal illness are "treated correctly" in relation to personal independence payments.
Labour's Debbie Abrahams (Oldham East and Saddleworth) had called on her to support a Bill put forward by Labour MP Madeleine Moon (Bridgend) which seeks to remove the six-month limit on how long a patient has left to live before their condition is deemed "terminal".
Ms Abrahams said: "Since 2013 nearly 8,000 disabled people have died within six months of having been found ineligible for personal independence payments – yet more evidence that this assessment process is not fit for purpose.
"So if the Secretary of State isn't prepared to scrap this inhumane process, will she at least support (Mrs Moon's) Bill to remove the arbitrary and cruel six-month time limit for people with a terminal illness?"
Ms Rudd replied: "She will be aware that under DLA there were also assessments and also difficulties in getting people paid on time, so let us not pretend this is a wholly new change in terms of the consequences.
Weâre a country that prides itself on its sense of fairness & justice. #UniversalCredit isnât the poverty-fighting reform that was promised. It shouldnât force people to use #foodbanks. Letâs end the 5-week wait â join the #5WeeksTooLong campaign > https://t.co/ZKLF37YAfQ pic.twitter.com/KZyzUJkvh3— The Trussell Trust (@TrussellTrust) February 6, 2019
"Certainly I will look at that, I have started to look at the proposal that (Mrs Moon) has made, to make sure that people with a terminal illness are treated correctly and get the support that they need as soon as possible."
In response to the SNP's Peter Grant (Glenrothes), she added: "I do not want people generally listening and watching this exchange to think that it is something to be fearful of. The people who conduct these assessments are sympathetic, thoughtful people who try to give the right answers."
During DWP questions, Sarah Newton, minister of state for disabled people, health and work, said: "Today I am delighted to be able to announce from April 1 that we will be uprating the access to work grant to just under £60,000 per person per year which enables tailor-made support to enable people to work."