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The writers asserted that their telephone survey of just over 1,135 participants showed that the majority of the city's citizens were pro same-sex marriage, for the legalization of medical marijuana and desired the creation of an elected attorney general's post. Surprisingly, in order to lend credence to their poll, Post writers acknowledged that 60 percent of D.C. residents would like to vote on the issue of same-sex marriage. read more
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Freedom Forgotten
Last week I had the privilege of participating in a referendum request hearing at the board of elections in Washington, D.C. Our team petitioned to have the people of the District of Columbia vote on the recently passed same-sex marriage law before it goes into effect. We feel very strongly that the people's voice needs to be heard.
As I sat in the chambers, I felt a growing sense of outrage at the audacity of my city's elected officials and the hubris of our appointed civil servants. There seems to be an amazing assault on the basic freedoms of all Americans, regardless of race. Courts and legislators seem compelled to ignore polls and the heartfelt values of the people. Further, in D.C. the board of elections and the city council have ignored the District of Columbia's charter, which should act like the "national constitution," but on city affairs.
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The Race "Wall"
Transforming America's racial and cultural dynamics is a lot like running a marathon. The only major differences are time and course. The grueling 26.2 miles of a marathon is run in just over two hours by world-class athletes, while the race toward King's dream has already been over 50 years in the making. Although we have some sense of the finish line, the end of our course is not in sight. Further, it is hard to judge our progress. We are not sure whether we should count certain "firsts" as significant. Others believe that the depth of professional penetration by blacks, Hispanics or other groups into various professional arenas is a more appropriate measure of entering a post-racial era. read more
Don't Lose Hope!
A very disturbing poll was recorded this December from CNN. It compared the expectations of those peering into the future at the dawn of 2000 with those of people looking forward into 2010. The survey reported that in 1999, 85 percent of Americans were hopeful for their own future and 68 percent were hopeful for the world. Today, however, people surveyed said that only 69 percent were hopeful for their personal future, while only 51 percent had hope for the world.
There was something almost mystical about the nation's entry into the 2nd millennium after the birth of Christ. I remember all the TV shows that speculated about massive technology changes along with the fear that everyone's computer could mysteriously crash - resulting in a national crisis.
Some religious leaders advocated storing food and creating bomb shelters. Other spiritual leaders believed that the earth would experience the "rapture", as described in Dr. Tim LaHaye and Dr. Jerry Jenkins' blockbuster Left Behind series. Surprisingly the dramatic calendar milestone caused everyday people to think in big picture, visionary terms. From the boardroom to the janitor's storage closest and everywhere in between, we all expressed confidence in our technology, our business acumen and our American spirit.
We began the new millennium as though we were opening the Wild West or exploring outer space. We all had a sense of invincibility and a feeling that we could rise to any challenge. Since 2000, a lot has changed. We have experienced a few setbacks. Things like the Sept. 11 terror attack, hurricane Katrina, endless political scandals, the bank bailouts, the American auto industry bailouts and double digit unemployment have all challenged our national self concept.
It's obvious that the delicate balance of government, business interests and our educational system must be recalibrated. In 2009, we are looking at real problems that need to be addressed by all sectors of our society. Further, rigid ideological approaches to our problems are just fueling vitriol and blame shifting. Our focus today is much more mundane and personal than the global or generational perspective ten years ago. We are concerned about how to keep our jobs, pay the mortgage and survive the economic downswing. The pressures of the times have caused a reopening of two age-old American divisions of class and race.
Recent studies show that we currently do not have the hopeful feeling we had just a year ago in terms of solving the race problem in the nation. In addition, a lot of folks are developing a growing resentment against both Wall Street and the major business engines of the nation. Our focus today should return to the very core values that have made America great: personal vision and achievement; a commitment to both freedom and justice and the belief that the best man or woman will be received and celebrated in business, politics and the professions.
Let me take a minute to address the issue of how you and I personally change our world.
Sandra Bullock is quoted as saying that she had finally met a Christian who "walks the walk", when she met Leigh Anne Tuohy, the subject of The Blind Side, the new blockbuster movie. Tuohy's desire for the movie is not fame and fortune but that the story might inspire more people to begin to make a difference. She acknowledges that many people cannot bring a child into their home as she did, but people can find something they can do well and change the world around them.
Another person who made a difference is Fannie Lou Hamer. In 1962 this African-American woman went to the courthouse in Montgomery County, Mississippi to demand her constitutional right to vote. She, and the others with her, were jailed and beaten by the police. This defiant act of civil disobedience resulted in Hamer being thrown off of her sharecropper job on a local farm. She received numerous death threats culminating in someone actually shooting at her. Hamer, however, refused to be intimidated.
Fannie Lou worked at voter registration all across her county and eventually the nation. In 1964, she challenged the Democratic Party by demanding that an all-white Mississippi delegation should not be allowed. She urged the party to include African-Americans. As a result, two African-American delegates were given speaking rights at the national convention. This spotlighted more than ever before the problem of illegal tests, taxes and intimidation of black citizens.
How did this lady get started at such an impacting mission? She is reputed to be originator of the phrase, "I got tired of being sick and tired." How did she arrive at such an epiphany? Her personal history sounds almost mythic. The granddaughter of slaves, and sharecropper parents, Hamer was the youngest of 19 brothers and sisters. To say that she was born poor would have been an understatement. At 44-years old, she attended a voter registration meeting. When she learned that African-Americans had a constitutional right to vote, she decided to take action. She decided to protest and action nonviolently to change her world. Years later she reflected, "The only thing they could do to me was to kill me, and it seemed like they'd been trying to do that a little bit at a time ever since I could remember."
Is there something that you feel has been killing you for a long time? It's time for you to follow the advice of Pastor Miles McPherson, Do Something! The statement is title of his new book, which I have just started to read. Pastor McPherson leads The Rock Church whose congregation committed 600,000 "Do Something" hours of volunteer service during 2009. Over 100,000 of those hours were given to the city of San Diego, alone.
There is certainly a lot of work for all of us to do. Find what it is that you can do well and help keep hope alive! read moreSame-Sex Marriage Bill Signed in a Church
Last Friday, two historic events occurred. A signing ceremony for D.C.'s same-sex marriage law and a blizzard that blanketed the Northeast and left everyone in the capital physically isolated except for the almost-too-frequent weather updates on TV and radio. Ironically, the two events bore a strange similarity.
Their similarity was the level of local media coverage along with the real sense of isolation that most citizens felt. We either trust in both these situations that "big brother" is looking out for us or we become concerned and questioning. read more
Climate Change: The Bell Tolls for Thee
Last week, the worldwide summit on climate change in Denmark encouraged some and terrified others. During the past few years, the debate among many informed people has not just been focused on whether or not the globe is getting warmer, but about how our nation should respond to the perceived international threat.
A few years ago Tony Perkins, president of The Family Research Council, and I decided to tackle the question of climate change and evaluate popular proposals based on two things: 1.) a measurable return on investment and 2.) the value of human life. Our thoughts are catalogued in the book Personal Faith, Public Policy. Based on our study, we are very concerned about the direction that our current administration may be seduced into following in the name of saving the planet. Unfortunately for the U.S., there are always wolves dressed in sheep's clothing --- supposed "saviors" that may lead us astray. read more
The Roller Coaster Battle for Marriage
Last week was momentous in the battle for marriage in the U.S. It was a little like riding a roller coaster. On Tuesday, the D.C. City Council finished their first of two readings of their proposed same-sex marriage law. The reading passed by a margin of 11 to 2. The council seems determined to prevent the people from voting on this issue. Their rationale is that "civil rights" is not something that should be voted on by the masses. One councilman, who represents a strong, pro-marriage ward, looked visibly shaken. He spoke with a quavering voice. Ironically Harry Thomas, Jr., son of a former city council member, stated that he would not allow anyone in his ward to be "disenfranchised." Undoubtedly, he meant to say that he did not want anyone to experience discrimination.
Disenfranchisement, however, is exactly what is happening to the average voter in D.C. The council feels that it has a right to vote on this issue, but it will not allow the citizens to vote. They also chafe at the fact that the District does not have a genuine vote on the Hill - it only has a shadow congresswoman. Sadly, there was only voice for democratic justice on the council --- Marion Barry. The former mayor correctly told the group that the city council had not gone far enough in allowing liberty and true democracy to have their way. As a result of the fact the city is "deeply divided," he announced that he would be working for a popular vote on the issue. read more
Thanksgiving: Substance or Illusion
Against this fluid backdrop of concern and financial worry, many people would ask, What's there to be thankful about? Although I am a minister, I avoid preaching in this column; nonetheless the season and the circumstances beg another question in response to the hypothetical question I just posed, How many of us really celebrated the holiday in proper fashion? read more
The Manhattan Declaration
Why the name? The group met a few weeks ago in Manhattan where we read a draft of the document. It was there we concluded that we had to bridge the huge historic chasms separating the major branches of the Christian faith. The famed Chuck Colson along with co-initiators issued a call to all Christians that we must remain true to our core convictions, based upon the scriptures. The group also came together to let the secular community know that increasingly Christians from Catholic, evangelical and orthodox traditions will work together and speak with one voice. read more
Can Jesus Be Blackmailed?
The question was exactly what many secular parties had been asking in Portland, Maine, where she was speaking to me by satellite. My answer was that Jesus would have given the money to oppose same-sex marriage. My reasoning was simple: Jesus would have upheld his own teaching; refusing to be a loving, permanent enabler of a misguided local government. I mentioned in the interview that Washington, D.C. was struggling with the same question. read more
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The Medical Times
A Journal of Medical and Chemical Science, Literature, Criticism, and News
by Unknown Author
Vol. 21
The Medical Times: A Journal of Medical and Chemical Science, Literature, Criticism, and News, Vol. 21 presents a riveting compilation of articles and essays written by professionals within the medical community. These articles are intended to provide first-hand experiences and impressions of the medical field and medical practices and thereby educate and excite the reader. Backed up with detailed research and a bevy of supporting source and research, the included pieces encourage the reader to conduct independent investigations and verify the findings of the scientists if they feel so inclined. Volume 21 of this publication presents hundreds of impressive and practical articles on a wide range of medical topics. The book begins with a comprehensive index which allows for quick reference if the reader wants to find a particular topic, but also demonstrates the incredible depth and breadth of information contained within this publication. With sections on medical practice, research, notable practitioners, and reviews of other medical publications, this journal presents a full picture to the reader of the state of the medical world in the mid-nineteenth century and provides an excellent resource for anyone interested in the medical profession, medical practices, and science. The Medical Times: A Journal of Medical and Chemical Science, Literature, Criticism, and News, Vol. 21 provides the reader with such a fountain of relevant information that one could not possible digest it all in a single sitting. This book is timeless resource that the reader can revisit again and again, and many will find that it is an important addition to the collection of any reader interested in medicine. This publication is perfect for any reader wanting to know more about medicine, medical practices, science, and historic glimpses at the medical field.
A Text-Book of Practical Medicine
With Particular Reference to Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
by Felix Von Niemeyer
Vol. 1
A Text-Book of Practical Medicine With Particular Reference to Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, Vol. 1 is an extensive medical reference book written by Felix Von Niemeyer. This tome of medical knowledge and research presents a key source of information for medical students, medical practitioners, and medical instructors. This book has been edited from previous versions to include more up-to-date materials for the reader to improve their knowledge from previous editions. A veritable well-spring of information, this volume provides information on several diseases of the respiratory organs such as issues with the larynx, the trachea, bronchi and the parenchyma of the lung. The book also explores diseases of the circulatory organs such as diseases of the heart and issues with arteries; and diseases of the organs of digestion including issues with the mouth, affections of the pharynx and esophagus, and medical concerns of the stomach and intestines. An excellent source of reference, the book provides a full and thorough appendix for individuals requiring further information on all the topics explored within the pages of the text. Overall, this book stands out as a complex presentation of physiological issues that medical practitioners may come across on a daily basis. A Text-Book of Practical Medicine With Particular Reference to Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, Vol. 1 provides an interesting source of medical knowledge. This book gives a historic glimpse into medical beliefs, practices, and policies from Germany and most of Europe. This book would be an interesting read for students of medicine, medical practitioners, and historians interested in the history of modern medicine.
A Complete Handbook of Treatment
Arranged as an Alphabetical Index of Diseases to Facilitate Reference, and Containing Nearly One Thousand Formulae
by William Aitken
There is, perhaps, no more striking characteristic of the medical practitioner of to-day, and none better illustrating the pervading spirit of the age, than the universally observed tendency among medical men to shun, in medical literature, the unrealities of theoretical discussion, and to appropriate with avidity only facts which they can instantly transform into working force, and the gain from which is conspicuously apparent. Now and then we meet with a writer who has in part, at least, appreciated this demand for the practical, the utilizable, and has accordingly made some effort to supply this imperative appetite with the proper food. We have, however, in the whole range of medical literature, no book which is a complete reflection of the treatment of every recognized disease, no book which has taken for granted that the practitioner knows what disease he has to cope with, and aimed chiefly to supply him, ready for instant use, with the armament he must rely on to win the victory an armament which should embrace chiefly the best mc;thods of treatment. A book which is at once concise and comprehensive, which is arranged so that the practitioner, given a disease to treat, may have before him in a nutshell, the latest treatment recommended by the best authorities; and a book which is, above all else, a book of treatment, we here offer to the profession. It is composed of the chapters on Treatment taken from the seventh (latest) edition of Dr. Aitkens Encyclopaedic work on the Science and Practice of Medicine, which chapters have been revised and rearranged, so as to make them more available for reference.
The Biochemic System of Medicine
Comprising the Theory, Pathological Action, Therapeutical Application, Materia Medica, and Repertory of Schuessler's Twelve Tissue Remedies
by George W. Carey
The following work on Biochemistry is offered to the public with a sincere desire to advance the cause of truth.

The author has no desire to tear down anything good that may be found in any system of medicine. But this is an age of keen investigation - of idol breaking and truth finding. He who is afraid to investigate for fear that some cherished belief will be swept away, is not a true scientist. Age cannot sanctify an error.

It is with the kindest of feelings towards the science of Homoeopathy, and its many brave and noble defenders, that its underlying principle, "similia similibus curantur" has been questioned, and idem - the same to the same, or the law of Supplying Deficiencies - pushed to the front as the Natural Law of Cure.

It is not claimed that all the matter in the book is original. It is absolutely necessary in preparing a text-book on Biochemistry, to use, in the main, the therapeutics and materia medica of Schuessler and the translator, Dr. M. Docetti Walker, of Dundee, Scotland.

Some additions have been made, founded on experience. Hundreds of eminent physicians throughout the land have given time and experience that go to enrich the pages of the work.

But the writer does claim originality in the biochemic pathology and the modus operandi of its therapeutics, and holds that his theories in regard to the manner and mode of operation, by which the inorganic cell-salts of human blood unite with organic matter to form certain material for carrying on life's processes, have never before been clearly set forth.

Biochemistry is in its infancy. It is hoped the progressive physician will investigate, without prejudice, and thereby assist humanity to a true understanding of the cause and cure of disease.
An Improved System of Botanic Medicine
Founded Upon Correct Physiological Principles; Embracing a Concise View of Anatomy and Physiology; Together With an Illustration of the New Theory of Medicine
by Horton Howard
Vol. 2
The reader will have perceived, that in the first volume we have devoted ourselves exclusively to an illustration of the general principles of life, of disease, and method of cure. And it will not be at all surprising, if an attentive reader should find some parts too superficially, whilst others may be too obscurely, too loosely, or too unconnectedly treated. We say it will not be surprising, because it is not only the first work attempted of the kind, but many parts of it were hastily written and committed to the press without the opportunity of maturing it by reflection, which is so essentially necessary in a work embracing so many new views, and so wide a range. True, we dwelt long upon but a few of the particular subjects treated of under their proper heads, because brevity seemed more necessary than a great display of words. We trust, however, that the careful reader will readily understand the important principles that we have laid down, upon which the healing art is based, and on which medicines must act in the restoration of health.

In treating of Disease, we shall also endeavor to be concise but comprehensive; and confine ourselves generally to those complaints which are most common or peculiar. The reader, if he has perused the first volume, has no doubt perceived that we disregard all the various and contradictory systems of nosology which have been offered to the world, and which we confidently assert have had no better effect, than to amuse the speculative mind, without, in any degree, improving the healing art. We believe with Dr. Rush, that disease is an unit; or, in other words, that all disease arise from one general cause, and, hence, may be cured, if curable, by one general remedy or remedies.
Text-Book of Hygiene
A Comprehensive Treatise on the Principles and Practice of Preventive Medicine from an American
by George H. Rohé
The aim of the author in writing this book has been to place in the hands of the American student, practitioner, and sanitary officer, a trustworthy guide to the principles and practice of preventive medicine. He has endeavored to gather within its covers the essential facts upon which the art of preserving health is based, and to present these to the reader in clear and easily understood language. The author cannot flatter himself that much in the volume is new. He hopes nothing in it is untrue.
Medical Handbook
by Emil Krulish
Vol. 8
The Medical Handbook (Vol. 8) by Emil Krulish is a thorough examination of medicine and medical practices of the turn of the twentieth century. This text was originally distributed in Alaska to employees of the Bureau of Education free-of-charge. As the state of Alaska was still considered the "Alaskan Wilderness" at the time of publication, the book seemed essential for teachers located in the territory to combat health concerns and provide medical attention when needed. "In Alaska there are large areas in which the services of a physician are not obtainable, and it often becomes the duty of the teacher not only to render first aid to an injured or sick native, but to care for him through the entire course of severe illness without the aid of a physician…" One advantage of aiming the content of the book towards those with educational backgrounds (as opposed to medicine) is that the book is written in an approachable and plain style that all readers will find easy to read and comprehend. Because the book was written for teachers in Alaska, it also explores symptoms and treatment for the common diseases of the native population. A wide range of medical diagnoses are covered in the handbook, including anemia, appendicitis, asthma, chicken pox, eczema, earache, diphtheria, gangrene, hives, measles, lice, meningitis, mumps, scurvy, pneumonia, and rickets. The quarantining procedure is also outlined and emphasized as a means to prevent the spread of deadly disease and virus on the frontier. An incredible intersection between medicine and education, this handbook serves as a precursor to the pamphlets and infomercials of today. A captivating read for anyone intrigued by the Alaskan wilderness, turn of the century approaches to medicine, and medical history. Highly recommended for all readers--no prior knowledge or skill level in the subject area required! It should be noted that this book covers medical procedures from over one hundred years ago, so should not be followed for medical advice. Use the services of a modern medical professional instead!
by Unknown Author
The pains in the chest are found really to proceed from the epigastric region. The tongue is slightly furred, and several carious teeth are present. On questioning the mother, we learn that the child is very restless at night, suffers from night terrors, and awakes tired, languid, and with frontal headache. Heirequently has attacks of cramp-like pain in the epigastric region, is nervous, and cries very easily. His appetite is very poor and distinctly capricious. Some slime and a number of thread-worms have been noticed in his motions. In other words, and even more briefly, the typical case is that of a child about the period of the second dentition with the symptoms of wasting, languor, nervousness, frontal headache, epigastric pain, deranged appetite, cough, and nocturnal restlessness, accompanied by some of the other signs or symptoms already mentioned. From this description it is seen that it is from symptoms much more than from signs that the clinical picture of the disease is drawn. It may, with some justice, be argued that there is no definite proof that the condition is really one of chronic intestinal dyspepsia, or, at any rate, that chronic intestinal dyspepsia is the primary factor of the disease. To some extent this objection is, unfortunately, true. At the same time it is of the utmost importance that we have some name for the disorder a name which will enable us to have a clear mental picture of the group of symptoms, but which will not be capable of too wide an application, as would be the marasmus of childhood and will not bind us to any preconceived idea as to the etiology of the condition as do the names lithemia, neurasthenia, and mucous disease. The importance of the recognition of this condition as a definite clinical entity is very great, and this for three reasons. In the first place, it is an exceedingly common condition. Carr, in an article on Chronic Dyspepsia in Children, in which he discusses this condition, says that in the ordinary routine of hospital out-patient work among children of say, from 2 to lo years of age, a very large proportion, if not the majority, of the cases, are brought for digestive disturbances or their consequences.
Medical History from the Earliest Times
A Popular History of the Healing Art
by Edward Theodore Withington
'Many heroes lived before Agamemnon." Horace.

'But we boast ourselves to be far better men than out fathers." Homer.
Manual of Pathology
Containing the Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Morbid Characters of Diseases; Together With an Exposition of the Different Methods of Examination Applicable to Affections of the Head, Chest, and Abdomen
by L. Martinet
The first part of this work, which is intended as a Clinical Guide, contains a brief statement of the necessary requisites for the proper conduct of clinical pursuits; and a detailed account of the improvements, which, of late years, have been introduced in the methods of investigating the diseases of the three great cavities of the human boIn the second part, care has been taken to give in a condensed yet complete form, every thing that is necessary to enable the observer to distinguish diseases from each other, and, if necessary, to draw up with precision the history of them: to this is subjoined an enumeration of the symptoms of the different affections, and the morbid alterations which they induce. The office which the author has for some years filled at the Hotel Dieu, has afforded him abundant opportunities of verifying, by actual observation, the truth of his statements.
Aequanimitas With Other Addresses to Medical Students, Nurses and Practitioners of Medicine
by William Osler
Aequanimitas With Other Addresses to Medical Students, Nurses and Practitioners of Medicine is a compilation of the writings of William Osler. For those not familiar with Osler and his works, he was a prominent Canadian physician and is best known for being one of the founding professors of John Hopkins Hospital. Osler has been described as the "father of modern medicine" for his work establishing the first residency program with the intent of training physicians. The book begins with Osler's farewell address "Aequanimitas", delivered to fellow medical practitioners upon his departure from Philadelphia in 1889. This speech sets the tone for the rest of the book with a heavy focus on medicine and the coming challenges to medical professionals, particularly in continuing education and increasing the level of professionalism in practice. Osler emphasizes the critical role discussion and training play in preparing students for the field and cultivating a more established profession. This focus on continuing education and engagement is carried throughout the text as Osler reinforces repeatedly his belief that educated physicians create a better field. . Aequanimitas With Other Addresses to Medical Students, Nurses and Practitioners of Medicine is an historic and informative book written by the famous William Osler. This book presents itself as a manual for physicians but most readers will find it approachable regardless of educational background or chosen career. This book would be particularly interesting to individuals in the medical profession and entertaining for individuals interested in the life and times of William Osler.
Organon of Homoeopathic Medicine
by Samuel Hahnemann
It is now twenty-three years since the first edition of the Organon of Medicine appeared in this country. Since that period, the number of homœopathic physicians in the United States has more than doubled every four years. This increase has been gradual, sometimes more, and at others less rapid, but always without interruption; and at no time, neither in this country nor in Europe, has there been any retrogression from the ground gained. However, there have never been wanting those who asserted that homœopathy was on the decline, and indeed was dead; which reminds us of the old adage, that when a man is said to be dead, he has usually the promise of a long life. Other opponents have entertained great hopes, when they have learned that the adherents of our school are divided into different parties. This is like the friends of royalty in Europe, predicting the downfall of republican institutions in this country, because there are here various political parties. Among so large a number of physicians, it is quite natural that different opinions should be entertained and promulgated, and even that partizan conflicts should arise. But against the stubborn adherents of the old-school doctrines, these various parties stand united as the varied wings of one common army.

All homœopathic physicians are united under the banner of the great law of cure, similia similibus curantur, however they may differ in regard to the theoretical explanation of that law, or the extent to which it may be applied. All homœopathic physicians also acknowledge that provings upon the healthy are indispensable in ascertaining the unknown curative powers of drugs. And, finally, all homœopaths concur in giving but one medicine at a time, never mixing different drugs together, under the absurd expectation that each will act according to their dictum. This is the glorious tri-color of our school, which will make the circuit of the world and in these we are as the heart of one man.
Medical Brief
by Unknown Author
Before there were medical associations or international medical journals, physicians communicated common practice, areas of interest and research with one another via a comprehensive listing known as a Medical Brief. The forefather of modern standards of practice, a Medical Brief gave physicians the ability to compare notes and learn new strategies for coping with the vast array of medical issues they observed on a daily basis. This brief includes almost 200 contributors and covers the gamut of topics, from instructions on various elective surgeries to debates on the practice of prescribing medicine. Each contribution is factual in tone and presents materials in such a way as to educate and enlighten fellow practitioners. This particular volume includes articles on "Blue and Green Urines", "Treatment of the Morphine Habit", "Alcohol as a Paralyzant, Not a Stimulant", "Aloin", and an in-depth exploration of "How Shall the Physician Invest His Savings". Of particular interest in an article by William E. Leonard, B.A., M.D. titled "Drug Efficacy". Leonard argues that "the times seem rife with medical agnosticism" and notes that physicians are more than willing to write prescriptions which they themselves refuse to take. Arguing staunchly for the use of medication (for both patients and medical professionals), Leonard points out the efficacy of quinines to treat Malaria and opium as a pain reliever. In the end, Leonard maintains, "the salvation of the profession as therapeutists [sic] lies in recovering their faith in the efficacy of specific medication." A strong sentiment and one which doctors today would surely agree. This Medical Brief is a treasure trove of historical and scientific information. This text provides incredible insight into medicine in its age of infancy at the turn of the twentieth century, and the myriad of issues physicians were expected to diagnose and treat (as opposed to today's medical model of intense specialization). This book would be perfect for anyone interested in the historical practice of medicine, historical text, physician issues, and the general reader hoping to learn more about medicine in the twentieth century.
Manual of Diseases of the Skin
With an Analysis of Twenty Thousand Consecutive Cases and a Formulary
by L. Duncan Bulkley
In preparing a fourth edition of this manual the aim has been to retain its simple and elementary character, while attempting to make it as complete and compendious as possible. The work has been very thoroughly revised, and much of it rewritten, with the addition of a large amount of matter relating to many diseases not mentioned in former editions. While it is impossible to treat completely of all diseases in so small a compass, it is believed that sufficient reference has been made to their essential features, so that the work may be of practical value, both to the student in his first mastery of dermatology, and to the general practitioner who desires a small and convenient work of reference. To this end, as in former editions, considerable atteation has been paid to therapeutics, and, with the revised formulary, it is believed that the book will be found of practical aid in the management of the diseases treated of in its pages. The index has been made particularly full, both with a view of facilitating easy reference and to serve as a dictionary of synonyms and dermatological terms. A second index has also been provided, relating to differential diagnosis, for assistance in doubtful cases.
Ulcer of the Stomach
by Charles Bolton
In order to do this, it is essential to know what these processes are, and the relative part that each individually plays in the production of the clinical phenomena of the disease. The physician is unable effectively to study these processes of disease in man, because, although our methods of clinical research have vastly improved during the past few years, they are yet very limited, and particularly those dependent upon experiment and not upon mere observation, gain, when the case comes under observation, so many processes are usually disordered together that it is impossible to say which are of primary and which of secondary importance. It is, therefore, essential in. order to study the causes of, effects of, and phenomena exhibited by isolated morbid processes at various stages in their course, to resort to experiments upon animals; but unless the anatomical basis of a disordered process in the human being has been previously ascertained, one has no idea how to reproduce the condition in an animal. The study of morbid anatomy and clinical medicine is thus inextricably blended with that of experimental pathology. It is true that certain pathological problems can be studied exclusively in the laboratory, but these are merely parts of the whole, and eventually must be correlated with the facts obtained through a study of the patient. The pathological and clinical aspects of a disease must, therefore, be studied side by side, otherwise our knowledge of it can never be precise and complete.
Texas State Journal of Medicine, Owned, Published and Issued Monthly, 1921
by Holman Taylor
Vol. 16
The Texas State Journal of Medicine, Owned, Published, and Issued Monthly, 1921 Vol.16 is a publication put together by the State Medical Association of Texas, edited for the Association under the direction of the trustees by Holman Taylor. This publication provides a vast amount of information on the medical field including persons of interest, laws, polices, and procedures. The main focus of this publication was to provide its readership with new information on all aspects of medical work written by a variety of authors knowledgeable about the field. This journal provides information on a variety of medical associations such across the state of Texas and even information on medical groups in other states such as the Arkansas Medical Society, This publication also provides information on over sixty books of medical reference, offering reviews of these texts for readers, as well as a listing of and short obituaries for over fifty professionals in the medical field that passed away prior to publication. For the reader with only a passing interest in medical articles, there are some more entertaining topics to choose from such as "The Public vs. the Psychopath," and "A Case for Leprosy." Texas State Journal of Medicine, Owned, Published, and Issued Monthly, 1921 Vol.16 is a wonderful addition to the library of anyone interested in the field of medicine and medical practice. This book contains many interesting, educational, and even entertaining articles written by experts in the medical field for the reader to choose from and enjoy. Truly an unmatched resource as well for individuals interested in exploring a more historic view of medical practices and medical research.
Medical Consultation Book
A Pharmacological and Clinical Book of Reference, Containing the Therapeutics of a Full List of the Officinal and Non-Officinal Articles of the Materia Medica
by G. P. Hachenberg
A Medical Consultation Book for practical purposes must necessary distinguished writers and practitioners of the medical profession. It must be a work of almost unlimited scope suggestive in a thousand ways, and an instrumentality to make available the best judgement and the highest skill of the medical consultant. Having for many years in varied practice, civil and military, carefully selected, preserved, and, in many instances, tested the efficacy of favorite remedies and prescriptions in the practice, I have arranged them under a classification, as represented in this work. So important and satisfactory have been the results of this arrangement, that I frequently depended as much if not more on these authorities in the treatment of obstinate and serious cases, than on my own extemporaneous efforts. Seeing the value of such material on hand the collection has been extended from recent medical publications and placed within The same classification; which is hereby tendered to the Medical Profession, under the expectation that it will lessen the labor and responsibility of the practitioner, and hoping at the same time it may advance the welfare of suffering humanity.

The book is mainly a work of compilation, and had to be so, to be true to its name and character. Its chief merit is in its authenticated prescriptions, and these are so classified as to secure readily the most approved treatment of almost any disease, and in any of its stages and complications. The diverse remedies recommended by different authorities to bring about the same effect, is an interesting feature in the collection, and should elicit special study and attention. In the treatment of some diseases, there is considerable sameness in some of the prescriptions; in others the greatest difference is observed, amounting almost to incongruity. But all have then proper bearing and proper places in practice, and are usually the work of profound therapeutic diagnosis.

In our preliminary observations, it will be observed we have taken pains to glean valuable information on the action of medicine. This we consider indispensable, in order to place the remedies and prescriptions in the light of medical science, and in the belief, also, that it may exempt them from unjust criticism. A medical formula, presented to the profession by a high and respectable authority, should be accepted and respected. There may be nothing wrong about it, except, in its inapplicability to a case. And all remedies of the Materia Medica are liable to this objection.
Medical Diagnosis
by Arthur Latham
Medicine is year by year receiving additional help, more especially in diagnosis, from the ancillary sciences. In the ordinary text-books on medicine space does not permit of adequate reference to a number of laboratory methods - whether bacteriological, chemical or physical - side by side with sufficient clinical and pathological detail. Our publishers informed us of their opinion that a book, in which all the clinical information and the more ordinary laboratory details, necessary for the purpose of making a scientific diagnosis in medical cases, were arranged in a concise and accessible form, was constantly sought for both by the student and the practitioner. At their request we have made an attempt in the following pages to meet this demand. We have availed ourselves freely of existing text-books and current medical literature; but do not feel that an extensive bibliography would serve any useful purpose in a book of this size and scope.
The Thyroid Gland in Health and Disease
by Robert McCarrison
A period of sick leave from active service has afforded me an opportunity to incorporate into one volume the results of some fourteen years of study of the thyroid apparatus and its ætiology.

When, in 1902, I undertook the investigation of the ætiology of its maladies a maze of hypotheses and uncertainties surrounded the subject. Knowing nothing, premising nothing, I determined to examine it from the combined epidemiological, clinical, experimental and pathological points of view. Some years of extensive epidemiological research cleared the ground of many false hypotheses, resolved some uncertainties, and brought to light certain facts which suggested an infectious or toxic origin for some of the thyroid's most common disorders. Clinical experience during the same period added further facts which strengthened this supposition; observations on man and experimental work on a large scale on animals converted the supposition into what I believe to be fact, and pathological studies have since confirmed my belief.

Meanwhile it became necessary to revert to the study of the normal thyroid gland in order fully to understand the various processes of abnormality. As a result of this study a number of important points relating to the glands normal range of physiological action were elucidated, whereby it became possible to interpret the pathological changes to which various experimental procedures had given rise.

The epidemiological work received confirmation from the observations made on artificially-bred trout in America, by Marine and Lenhart and by Gaylord; the clinical and therapeutic facts were supported by the researches of Messerli; the earlier experimental findings were confirmed by Sazaki, working under Wilms of Heidelberg, by Gaylord in America, and by Messerli in Switzerland.
Section on Pathology and Physiology
Of the American Medical Association at the Seventy-Third Annual Session, Held at St. Louis, Mo., May 22 to 26, 1922
by Unknown Author
John A. Kolmer Philadelphia Secretary J.J. Moore, -Chicago executive committee Francis Carter Wood, New York Howard T.Karsner, Cleveland E.R. LeCount, Chicago Officers For1922-1923 chairman Arno B.Luckhardt Chicago Vice chairman Kenneth M.Lynch - - - -Dallas, Texas secretary J.J. Moore Chicago Executive committee Howard T.Karsner, Cleveland E.R. LeCount, Chicago John A.
Medical Researches on the Effects of Iodine
In Bronchocele, Paralysis, Chorea, Scrophula, Fistula Lachrymalis, Deafness, Dysphagia, White Swelling, and Distortions of the Spine
by Alexander Manson
In the present unsettled state of medical opinion respecting Iodine as a remedial agent, and in the almost total absence of detailed information respecting its effects on the human body, by the Medical Practitioners of this country, it occurred to me, as my experience has been very considerable with this remedy (having prescribed, at least, 180 ounces of it since March, 1821), that a Report of my practice might be productive of some benefit, by shewing, that the prejudices at present entertained against its internal use, are unfounded; and that it possesses very great powers in the cure of many obstinate diseases, over which other remedies have little or no influence.
Reference-Book of Practical Therapeutics
by Frank Pierce Foster
Vol. 2 of 2
Samuel Treat Armstrong, M.D., Ph.D. late Visiting Physician to the Harlem, Willard Parker, anci Riverside Hospitals; ex-Passed Assistant Sure;eon, U.S. Marine-Hospital Service, New York. Samuel M.Brickner, A.M., M.D., New York. Edward Benmet Bronson, M.D., Professor of Dermatology, New York Polyclinic; Visiting Physician to the City Hospital; Consulting Physician to the Babies Hospital, New York. William B.Coley, M.D., Assistant Surgeon to the Hospital lor the Ruptured and Crippled; Attending Surgeon to the New York Cancer Hospital and to the Post-graduate Hospital, New York. Floyd M.Crandall. M.D., Adjunct Professor of Diseases of Children, New York Polyclinic; Consulting Physician to the Infants and Childrens Hospital, New York. Jeremiah T.Eskeidob, M.D., Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases and. Medical Jurisprudence, Colorado School of Medicine, Medical Department of the University of Colorado, Denver. Matthias Lancktox Foster, M.D., Assistant Surgeon to the Manhattan Bye and Ear Hospital, New York. Aepad a. Gerstee, M.D., Visiting Surgeon to the Mt. Sinai and German Hospitals, New York. Henry A. Griffin, M.D., Assistant Physician to the Roosevelt Hospital (out-patient department): Attending Physician to the Randalls Island Hospitals, New York. Charles Jewett, A.M., M.D., So.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Children, Long Island College Hospital; Obstetrician to the Long Island College Hospital; Consulting Obstetrician to the Kings County Hospital; Consulting Gynaecologist to the Bushwick Hospital, Brooklyn. Howard Lilienthal, M.D., Lecturer on Surgery, New York Polyclinic; Assistant Attending Surgeon to Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York. Russell H.Nevins, M.D., Stamford, Connecticut. Austin OMalley, M.D., Ph.D., LL.D., late Medical Sanitary Inspector and Bacteriologist of the District of Columbia, Washington. George L.Peabody, A.M., M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, College of Physicians and Surgeons (Medical Department of Columbia University); Visiting Physician to the New York Hospital and to the Roosevelt Hospital, New York. Frederick Peterson, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Neurology, Vanderbilt Clinic, College of Physicians and Surgeons (Medical Department of Columbia University); Neurologist to the City Hospital; Pathologist to the New York City Insane Asylums,. New York. Samuel 0. L.Potter. A.M., M.D., M.R C.P.L.; Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine in the College of Physicians and Surgeons of San Francisco; late Visiting Physician to St. Lukes Hospital, San Francisco. Charles Rice, Ph.D., Phar.D., Chemist of the Department of Public Charities, care of Bellevue Hospital, New York; Chairman of the Committee of Revision and Publication of the Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America(1890-1900), New York. Solomon Solis-Cohen, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, Philadelphia Polyclinic; Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, Jefferson Medical College; Physician to the Philadelphia and Rush Hospitals, etc., Philadelphia. James T.Whittaker, M.D., Professor of the, Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati.
Pronouncing Medical Lexicon
Containing the Correct Pronunciation and Definition of Terms Used
by Charles Harley Cleaveland
But when it is recollected thp-t heretofore no attempt has been made by any author of an English Medical Lexicon, to give the pronunciation of medical terms, only so far as to indicate the accent, we ought rather to be astonished that more errors have not obtained than are met with. Students heretofore have had no guide iu this regard, except the usages of their preceptor and the Professors of the Colleges, who also have sometimes failed to be entirely reliable, and hence the amusing mistakes so often discoverable in their conversation. A knowledge of the Phonotypic alphabet, which they can acquire in a few hours at the farthest, will enable them to entirely conquer all the difficulties in the way of a correct pronunciation. The definitions in the pages of this work have been made as brief as clearness, definiteness and accuracy would allow, and for the following reasons. No one expects to learn all he wishes to know upon any professional subject by a simple reference to his Dictionary. With a library at his command, he expects from his Lexicon to obtain the meaning, and the pronunciation of the terms employed by the author, a, nd only for thie does ho consult its panree.
The Practitioner's Handbook of Treatments
Or, the Principles of Therapeutics
by J. Milner Fothergill
The work has been carefully revised, and considerable additions have been made to it. A chapter on The Dietary in Acute Disease and Malassimilation, tells of the growing importance of dietetics in the treatment of disease. A second new chapter has been added on The Management of Convalescence, which it is hoped will add to the value of the work. The Author takes this opportunity to record his thanks to Dr. D.G. L.Johnston for kindly aid in the supervision of the proof sheets.3, Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square, W.May 1 st, 1886.
Occupations from the Social, Hygienic and Medical Points of View
by Sir Thomas Oliver
Public Health and Hygiene Committees alike that the solus populi must rest, in part at least, upon a scientific basis, the Sjmdics of the Cambridge University Press have decided to publish a series of volumes dealing with the various subjects connected with PubUc Health, The books included in the Series present in a useful and handy form the knowledge now available in many branches of the subject. They are written by experts, and the authors are occupied, or have been occupied, either in investigations connected with the various themes or in their appUcation and administration. They include the latest scientific and practical information offered in a manner which is not too technical. The bibliographies contain references to the literature of each subject which will ensure their utility to the specialist. It has been the desire of the editors to arrange that the books should appeal to various classes of readers: and it is hoped that they will be useful to the medical profession at home and abroad, to bacteriologists and laboratory students, to municipal engineers and architects, to medical officers of health and sanitary inspectors and to teachers and administrators. Many of the volimies will contain material which will be suggestive and instructive to members of Public Health and Hygiene Committees; and it is intended that they shall seek to influence the large body of educated and intelligent public opinion interested in the problems of public health.
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Pandora (jewelry)
This article appears to be written like an advertisement. (November 2014) |
Publicly traded Aktieselskab | |
Traded as | OMX: PNDORA |
Industry | Jewellery Retail |
Founded | 1982 |
Founder | Per Enevoldsen |
Headquarters | Glostrup, Copenhagen, Denmark |
Key people
Revenue | DKK 9.010 billion (2013) |
DKK 2.681 billion (2013) | |
Profit | DKK 2.220 billion (2013) |
Total assets | DKK 9.275 billion (2013) |
Total equity | DKK 6.462 billion (2013) |
Number of employees
6,910 (2013 average) |
Website | pandoragroup |
Footnotes / references Financial Reporting |
Pandora A/S (often styled PANDORA) is an international Danish jewelry manufacturer and retailer founded in 1982 by Per Enevoldsen.[1] The company started as a family-run jewelry shop in Copenhagen before transforming to an international brand.
Pandora is known for its customizable charm bracelets, designer rings, necklaces and watches. The company has a production site in Thailand and markets its products in more than 80 countries on 6 continents with approximately 10,000 points of sale.
Pandora was founded in 1982 by Danish gold smith Per Enevoldsen and his wife Winnie Enevoldsen. The pair began on a small scale niche by importing jewelry from Thailand and selling to consumers.[2] As demand for their products grew, the Enevoldsens turned their attention to wholesaling. After a successful wholesale venture, in 1989 Enevoldsen hired in-house designers and established a manufacturing site in Thailand, where it is still located to date. With low production cost and efficient supply chain, the Enevoldsens could provide cheap hand-finished jewelry for the mass market. Pandora's collection grew to include a wide assortment of rings, necklaces, earrings and watches.
The Danish private equity group Axcel bought a 60% stake in the company from the Enevoldsen family in 2008. Shares totalling DKK 9.96 billion (US$ 1.84 billion) were sold in an IPO in October 2010, making it one of the biggest IPOs in Europe that year and giving Pandora a market capitalisation of around DKK 27 billion.[3] The company is publicly listed on the NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen Stock Exchange in Denmark and is a component of the OMX Copenhagen 20 index.
Pandora became the world's third-largest jewelry company in terms of sales, after Cartier and Tiffany & Co.[2] In 2011, more than one piece of Pandora jewellery was sold every second.[4] In 2013, Pandora oversaw a 35.4% revenue growth to DKK 9.010 billion.[5]
Distribution network[edit]
Sales of the Pandora brand began in Europe and it first entered North America in 2003. The company opened concept stores around the world before its franchising model began in Australia in 2009.[4] Pandora is present in more than 80 countries and employs more than 9,000 people worldwide.[6]
Pandora launched an online sales platform in Europe in 2011,and is currently working to expand its e-commerce to the majority of its markets including Australia.[7]
- ^ http://www.jewellermagazine.com/Article.aspx?id=234
- ^ a b Rachlin, Natalia (6 December 2011). "A Danish Fairy Tale Gone Awry". New York Times.
- ^ Arnold, Martin (5 October 2010). "Pandora shares leap on Copenhagen debut". Financial Times.
- ^ a b Bitti, Mary Teresa (22 January 2014). "How Pandora Jewellery grew to become a mega global brand". Financial Post.
- ^ http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-4ZFRFB/2667354936x0x726400/d98bdcf4-7469-45a1-bb88-aeae531adbba.
- ^ Pandora A/S. "PANDORA A/S NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING". GlobeNewswire News Room.
- ^ Katarina Gustafsson (11 November 2014). "Pandora Seeks to Tap 'Hopeless' Male Shoppers With Web Expansion". Bloomberg.
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Pentagon recruiting program attacked; Mullen, BeNow among contractors
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A Pentagon marketing program with two Massachusetts firms came under fire Tuesday, after privacy groups demanded the $343 million program be dismantled.
The Department of Defense reportedly hired Mullen Advertising Inc. of Wenham, Mass., to develop marketing programs aimed at recruits' parents and mentors such as teachers and coaches. According to the Washington Post, Mullen subcontracted the database work to BeNow, a Wakefield, Mass., company acquired in August by Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX) of Atlanta.
The Pentagon has spent $206 million on the program to date, and could spend another $137 million over the next two years.
The program was little known until June, when the Pentagon disclosed it was buying information on high school and college students, including birth dates, Social Security numbers, ethnicity, grade-point averages and classes. The organizations cull the information from motor vehicle records, commercial vendors, and armed services aptitude tests, and the newspaper cited a Pentagon document that stated Mullen may look into purchasing medical lists.
Mullen is among the three largest advertising agencies in Massachusetts, with 325 employees and an estimated $720 million in billings last year.
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Call the airport where you will be flying and ask the TSA security manager there. I bring food onto airplanes all the time. Whether a pie would create a problem would probably depend on how liquidy the filling is. I travel a lot, and have found significant differences in the enforcement and interpretation of TSA rules nationwide. Getting an answer from someone at that particular airport -- be sure to get his or her name, too -- is your best bet. ;o)
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1977 BMW 3 Series
ProsThe handling, the feeling of driving a real quality car, the looks, the comfort compared to other similar cars of the era. ConsI can't imagine what that would be.
The Car Love Om My Life. I Still Miss Her ;) — 90 hp wasn't quite enough, but the lack in brawn was compensated by superb handling. This car is so much fun to drive. Driving fast in winter conditions was a bit tricky at first because of the divided rear axle. It made the car a bit unreliable compared to others with stiff rear axles. It took me some time to figure the car out, but once I got used to how the car reacted in slippery conditions I could really start to have some major fun. I remember that driving my parents new 1988 Saab 900i over cracks in the road resulted in ratteling and jingeling. Driving my 1977 Beemer over the same cracks only resulted in muffled thumps from the suspension. That's quality! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Great Little Car But Can Get Pricey With Options By jodyrobe
I love the front cabin, great handling, some power, nice looking exterior. I dislike that it appears to be catered to i-phone integration and not android. I will like more power. Should come with stan... Read More
Good Little Sports Car And Good Power By jodyrobe
needs more power and backseat space, like the interior cabin, dislike no android integration appears to be for i-phone only. This pretty much sums it up but a great little car. If you get all the opti... Read More
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