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The Spiritual Brain: Selective Cortical Lesions Modulate Human Self-Transcendence
The Spiritual Brain: Selective Cortical Lesions Modulate Human Self-Transcendence
Neuron, Volume 65, Issue 3,
Pages 309-319,
Publication Date 11 February 2010
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2010.01.026
Cosimo Urgesi
Salvatore M. Aglioti
Miran Skrap
Franco Fabbro
Dipartimento di Filosofia, Università di Udine, via Margreth, 3, I-33100, Udine, Italy
Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico Eugenio Medea, Polo Friuli Venezia Giulia, via della Bontà, 7, I-33078 San Vito al Tagliamento (Pordenone), Italy
Dipartimento di Psicologia, Sapienza Università di Roma, via dei Marsi, 78, I-00185, Roma, Italy
Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico Fondazione S. Lucia, via Ardeatina, 306, I-00179, Roma, Italy
Struttura Operativa Complessa di Neurochirurgia, Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria Santa Maria della Misericordia, Piazzale Santa Maria della Misericordia, 15, I-33100, Udine, Italy
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► Self-transcendence is a stable personality trait measuring predisposition to spirituality ► Brain damage induces specific and fast modulations of self-transcendence ► Self-transcendence increases after damage to lt and rt inferior parietal cortex
The predisposition of human beings toward spiritual feeling, thinking, and behaviors is measured by a supposedly stable personality trait called self-transcendence. Although a few neuroimaging studies suggest that neural activation of a large fronto-parieto-temporal network may underpin a variety of spiritual experiences, information on the causative link between such a network and spirituality is lacking. Combining pre- and post-neurosurgery personality assessment with advanced brain-lesion mapping techniques, we found that selective damage to left and right inferior posterior parietal regions induced a specific increase of self-transcendence. Therefore, modifications of neural activity in temporoparietal areas may induce unusually fast modulations of a stable personality trait related to transcendental self-referential awareness. These results hint at the active, crucial role of left and right parietal systems in determining self-transcendence and cast new light on the neurobiological bases of altered spiritual and religious attitudes and behaviors in neurological and mental disorders.


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THE NAMAU r»08T: FREBPORT, N. Y., SATURDAY, BEWT^ 12, 191* "s^ttJRDAvTTEFn^EMBER 12^ 1914 Publub«d WedncMUjn And Smturdmr* br TMS ^AiuiAll r<n.1 FL'BUullINO CUMfAHT, 22-24 Soutn Grov* Strwl, Freeport, Nuuu County, New York, Jamea E. SUIcs. rMidins ia th* villAC* ol FiMport, town of Uemp¬ stead, couDDr of Naaaau, lUU of New York, owntr and publiabar. JAKES E. STILES. Manacinc Editor 8UB8CB1PTION TEBMS ONE YEAB t2.B0 SU MON'lUa 1.40 THBJil!; MUMTHS 70 ONli MONTH 26 AUVKKliaiM. KATfcb ON Ai'i'LJCATlON Eotared a* Seeond-cla** matter Apnl S, 11)14, •t tbe poat Oibee at l-rMpurl, New York, un¬ der th* aet of Mareb ». l»l». All eomrounicatiun sbould ba addraaaed to THE NASSAU I'OST. MaU Utllca Freeport, L. L, N. Y. Branebe* at Valley Stream. Lynbrook, Eaat Rockaway, Hoekviile Centre, tioag Beacb, Ocean Side, Baldwin, Merriek, Bcllmor*. Wan- lasb, Seaforxi, Hempatead and Mineoia. Telephone tl Kreeport NOTICE TO THE PUBUIC. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the colunms of The Nassau Kost, will be gladly corrected upon requeat at the mam ottice, Mil¬ iar Uuiijii.^, .u.i.-i boum Grove street, Freeport, i-. I., N. Y. SHOCKING FALSEHOODS SUPPORTING VACCINATION An Exposure and Refutation of Some Official Fallacies WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE AT HOME Because the village is largely made by trade. What keeps the village keeps you. Because you want to see and com¬ pare and pcrnonally select the thing you buy. Because you live in the community. It helps support you aud you should witiii m e.eiy idir v\ay to supiwit il. Because the'* deliveiy, credit and other store service given by local con¬ cerns desorevs your patronage. Because home trade is oue strand in the supporting cable that joins this community lo progress. Becausi! you can really trade in this- | village to advantage. Prices in the larger city, with higher rents, salaries and otber costs, are in tlie general run necessarily uigher. Because you believe Jn Ltiu live und let live principle. lou make you home here, soyie of you make youi living here, and will do your share to help others make theirs. Because you want good goods, pro duced aud sold under fali conditions, because tiungs tuai you want thai our local mercnauts do uot have in stock, will be gladly ordr-ed especial¬ ly for you, being seemed more quick¬ ly than you could obtain them, and also meeting competlLive prices. Because your greatest opportunity lies in the growth and projperity of the community which can only come through the general prosperity ot your neighbor citizeuK. Nassau &. Suffdlk Lighting Co , George MacLionald, Pres. The above Is copied verbatim, ad llteratum, et punctuarum, from an ad vertisement found elsewhere in this issue. It does not conform lo the old fashioned style of ad"ertising. There is no blowing of the inaividual horn. It is absolutely and discreetly silent as to the wonders tho advertiser can perform. It (niotes no lls-t of prices for goods or service.'?. The reader does not even know who is talking ur what commodity he or they have for sc.le until the signature at the bot¬ tom is reached. Few there are that could thus exercise such restraint. And yet it is one of th-^ beat adver¬ tisements the Post has ev*r seen. The staff of this paper do not be¬ lieve In fads or miracles, it takes little stock in effects that cannot be traced to a clearly deflned cause, but we are almost persuaded to believe in telepathy. For weeks we have been Ul work, oub-consciously, on an* edi¬ torial on this very subject, on the mu tual relations, the interdependence, tbe need of complete team work, and the blessings of loyal, devoted help¬ fulness toward one another. This subject was hinted at In an editorial of August 26lb under the cap¬ tion "Confession of Faltb." Therein was said "In the best and broadest sense there Is but cne reason why this, or perhaps any newspaper, shoU|ld be suported by the community where It Is published, and that reason Is that It renders service." The sub-con- sclous editorial was workiug out the fact that the deflned duty of the news¬ paper was in reality th6' duty of every meln^er of that community In a g'-cat- cr or leaser degree, according to tboir btrpngih ind opportunity. >o\v "lere comes an advertiser wjo A dSingerous crusade of compulsory vaccination is now being forced upon the children oi all schools in this State, both public and private, in answer to urgent ealla Ihat have come to us from all over the Stale, from parents, teach¬ ers, and vcliool otticer.s for adice and assistance in this matter, we now respond to this call Ly flrst exposing and refuting tbe chief and most dangerous medi¬ cal lalS'hoadK qp which this crusade is based, and will follow later wilh other articles lr<'ating other phases of the evil and showing how it may be legally defoaled. In iny lormer aiticlen, published in the daily papers of New York City, in last May and .June, entitled "Thc Story of a Continental Lie," I showed that the whole cult and practice of General Public Vaccination—and particularly all Conip'il.=!oiy Vaccination—like all great intrenched evils, had originated in faUehood, liin continued in falsehood, and now exists on both falsehood and concealment, viz.. falsehood as to ils absolute efficiency and certainty in pro- teclin;; against wi.allpox, falsi-hood as to the necessity of general vaccit^ation lo prevent smallpox epidemics ancl gross falsehood as to its perfect safety and Ireedm from danger to human health and life. Now, I do not think, as a student of this subject on all sides, that 1 have ever s'-en a ^roster illustration of the truth of this charge than can be found in tlie special article on Vaccination published in the Monthly Bulletin or "Health News" for February, 1914, Issued by the State Department of Health at Albany. N. Y., which containH what I believe lo be shocking falsehoods, fallacies and exaggerations which even a tyro in the investigation of this subject could easily refute, as I will now proceed to show. All these falla¬ cies have been issued with an air of gospel truth, lo instruct the public, and to try to justify the extreme efforts of our department officers and medical doc¬ tors to force compulsory vaccination on every child and adult in this State as | not only absolutely necessary for public health, bul as the only known means to prevent smallpox epidemics, and as being an operation which is wholly benelical and enlirfiy safe and harmless lo human health and life. 1 ahall now give example.- oi the chief and worst of these medical falsehoods and follow with theii- full leliilation, as a duty clearly due to public tiutii and right. First Fallacy—This OHicial Bulletin at page 48 lell.s us concerning the all ^;ed ellicitncy and necessity of vaccination as follow: "Nothing but vaccinaiion Can save from smallpox. '¦ * '¦ Cleanliness and general sanitation exert absolutely no influence upon its prevalence." This is about as shocking( absured and false as il can be, and coming from our highest health olIicerE is certainly not creditable lo our public health .-iervice, but is so obiously absurd and untenable as to refute itself on ils very face. This paragraph thus tells us, in effect, that dense human over¬ crowding with public and personal filth spread everywhere, no sanitation or isolation anywhere and every case of smallpox left loose and at large to spread by direct contact to every child and adult and thus infect every one ri.ght and left, as in th(^ old unsanitary times of big and frequent epidemics— ail thi.s, our Health Commissioner tells us, would not make a bit of difference in the spread of the disease! And, per contra, the prevention of all these vile unsanitary conditions of barbarous times, with or without vaccination, would have no effect whatever to reduce the disease! ten with possible .>.erious or fatal injury and that, as a matter of fact, such infections are occurius cont^tantly in children and adults from tHe various existing brands of •clean" ir-.'-pected" and ¦certifled" virus now in use. Fur¬ thermore, as to this evil hey.Tf caused only by "dirt" getting Into the wound. this audacious writer iiuist jilso know that this dangerous or ratal infection can and does come Into the wound both directly as a "primary" infection from the virus itself or as a "seccndary" Infection from "dirt" in or about the wound, and he mu.st know verv well, if at all competent to write on this sub¬ ject for public instruction, that one kind of infection is about as common and as fatal as the other, and that both are almost equally chargeable to the operation of viuclnaiion iltfif, so that to contend otherwise is merely a cov,-;irdiy evasion of the truth. To illustrate and prove thi.'; point from the latest and highest sTatlsncai authorit-y in the v.or^d, 1 will now <iuote from the Report of the Registrar (General of Englan I lor lOlT, which is the very latest in print and has just coino to hand. Vou will remember that I showed in previous articles that the report for I'Jll tells tlu san-.e story. th.'.it is, the shocking fact of more deallis of childicn from ^accina1ion than from smallpox. The new report for 1912 now .'liuply leijcais the story for that year to doubly prove how false are the wild a.s.seriion.s niiuii- in the .Statf IJepartment Hvilletln as to the perfect safety ot vaccination. The English report for 1312 Just received, thus gives 9 deaths from small¬ pox for that year (the lowest on record, In one of the poorest vaccinated .¦ountrifs) and 10 deathti trom vaccination! Four of these smallpox deaths were in childri-n unil" r f year.s and nine of the vaccination deaths were of children of the .'^^aine age, thu.s .showing more than twice the number of deaths of children from vaccination as from smallpox! Four of these vaccination deaths are given as directly from "Vaccinia" itself, that means a direct in¬ fection from the virus, and live cases ar^- given as indirect effects or wound infections two from "Pynemiu" and three from "Septicemia." You will re- men.ber that the Krlgli^h record for the previous year, 1911, was 14 deaths from ^¦accinatioIl iind tj deatl;.'- from sniallpox in children, the deaths from smallpox for all a.iit-s being 2:; .-ind from vaccination for all ages 14. Now of cour.sf- a conespoiiding or similar mortality occurs in our own country from this v.'idely and deliberately inflicted disease, "Vaccinia," but such deaths aif denied and concealed in our vital statistics under the heads of other diseases, as ' have rt icatedly charged and proved, and 1 now a.i^ain ap¬ peal to a piitilic challenge of our department ollicials on thp records on this imiiortant .subject, which 1 have repeatedly demanded and which will prove the medical and .statistical fin t tliat general vaccination in this Sate of New York is now more dangerous to public health and human life than sniallpox, and now actually cause.= ihoie deaths than smallpox, particularly in chidren. in fact, the fatalities from vaccination in f)ur State of New York are relativi ly much mere than those ollicially admitted in England, because we have a very dani;eroiK< wour.Kl infection conunon all over this Stale and par¬ ticularly on Loi;,i; li^laud whidi not iirevalent in P^ngland, viz., Lockjaw or "Tetanus," to which tho \accination wound is especially susceptible and which rnuf.fs many deaths in vaccinated children every year. A reluctant proof of thi.s very fact is give n in our State report of 1912,~wliere four deaths from lockjaw in vaccination wound? are admitted, the deaths from smallpox In Now of course every person of any common sense or knowledge simply the same year being only four in number; so that both smallpox and vacclna- know.'i that th';.u; propositions are absurdly false on their face, and that we need pay no further attention to Ihem, except lo show by such horrible exam¬ ples how fooolish and desperate the falsehoods are that are resorted to by oomc doctors and health officers to try to force this dangerous medical evil of compulsory disease on every child and adult and that on such falsehoods it is essentially based. Second Fallacy: The next major fallacy in this Slate Department pulle- tln relates to the alleged perfect safety of vaccination, aa follows: "There is not the slightest risk In the process of vaccination wheu it is carried ou'. with cleam virus (now guaranteed by Government intpection) and when the vaccination itself Is kept clean. 'Sore arms' come from dirt getting inlo the vaccination, not from the vac¬ cine it self." Now if the man who wrote this fallacy knows anything extensive on this subject he must know whal nc states here Is not true. And he know^ that no such things as "clean" virus is now, gr ever was, made or can be made, that is, no virus without some, or many, dangerous suppurative disease germs of one kind or another, known or unknown, which will not be likely some time ' or other. In some persons, to bring about a dangerous infection of the sys-j tlon aro thus clearly fhown to he equally fatal in some years m our State, by our own oflicial nportf; whereas tl.e English report of 1912 and the reports for many years pievlous show that, regularly, vaccination is more than twice as fatal for cliildi<n as s^malliiox. ""^ » f ih( rtfore do not think that 1 now need to say anytlilng further lo prove tliat the staiemeni as to the perfect saley of vaccination made in our State Department I;ullctin is a dangfious nirdical fahu'hood tnul a soiioiis decep¬ tion of the public mind, whicli should be immediately corrected, and that 1 am pcrformin.e a duty lo the public by here exposing and correcting it. When .such I'al.se and untenable statrnunts are issued by our highest health official in the State, it if not to be wondered al that not only the gen- (¦ral pnbllc. Iini other important Slate Detiarlmenls will be seriously misled. Hen ( -.'e . . ^ not surpritsed to see the State Department of Education adopt¬ ing ii;;i: :e-' ' i oing these grave errors and sending them out to all our public schools, as in the circular issued from Albany, March, 20, 1914, and addressed to'local scliool ofT'cers ihrotighout the State, in whicb these errors are freely quoted and Impiesscd oi< lociil sclioo! trustees and boards, as a reason why they .'¦l.ockl siricily enforce the evil vaccination law in all school districts of till- .Stale. I am painfully surprised and grieved in tbis case to flnd tbe name of an esteemed Assistant Commis:.«iloner signed to this circular as its chief author, who heaitily co-operated with us in drawing and presenting a Bill to the Leg- slalure in 1910 for the leforiii of the present evil law so as to admit unvac¬ cinated children in the schools, according to the recommendation of former Commissioner Andrew 8. Draper, in his report of 1909. This Bill was defeated by tbe same medical socieiiet' ol this Stale which fastened this law orginally upon us and which, of course, profit largely by such a law as Commissioner Draper pointed out in his report for 1909, page 11. This circular of March 20 goes even beyond the error of the Department of Health -where it states in paragraph 8—"The proper enforcement of this law is vital to the health of ti.e people of the State." What a dangerous fal¬ lacy and folly this ie, when 1 have proved that even the present partial en¬ forcement of Aaccinaiion in England and this country now regularly kills more ohildri-n than smallpox! Surely it is a strange way to vitally improve the health of the people cf a State by dellberntely inflicting on its healthy chid¬ ren an artificial diseris-' which now actually kills more of them than the natural dl lease against which it is directed as an alleged preventive!, Uo you l:iiOw that the school at;i;. 6 to 19. is naturally the most vital and in inuiie of all ages iu the population and to an extraordinary degree? .Vnd do you know tl.at this ate fhuws regularly every year only about five per csnt. of the total annual dsatht from all causes, although it forms about one- quarter ot the whole iiopiilation? See State Health Report for 191:. And do you know that, notwith.'^tandii'g all the false smalltiox panics forced on us by vaccinatois (who piolit so highly from them), smallpi \. iniluding both epi¬ demic and^on-(;pi(^tViiic years, is actually one of the most insigniflcant of aii our cfiuses of dtalliV Now, if vaccination can be proved to be an i-ffective protection for any pioloii;,'eu period from .s'naM'icx. there iniylu be some hope of its being "vital to the he.ilth of the peopK cf the State" U it were forced generally upon all infants and adults whiih lorm three-quarters of ihe whole population and pre most suscptible lO s!i!all|io.\: but there is no hope of its ever noing con¬ sidered "viial" .to iiublic healtii when forced merely on the school age, which fo nil s only oiu quarter ol tl;e populaiion and has over ten times the natural immunity against str.a'lt'cx ;m tl all other diseaseu wlu'ii compared to the Ililant aiitl adult classes. It theiefore follows, ii i'll.cmatiri liy. logii all\ and it resisiibly, that, as smallpox is Mtiually oin- of tlu most insignificant ol all out causes of deatli at d as the v.i((iiiate(l ar.d uii\ a« cinHlrtl coiiitait and die of smallpox almost equally (i:u-i cises and deaths beiiij. almost always among the vaccinated) and as the sihooi a;i is naiutaiy mott vital and inimune to sniallpox and all (>thei (li-f'ii.is, it j...: ii ipo.-".-!:!!!- il:.-it the health of the State can be affected "vitally" CI- hcrioiisly as n.iirds smiillpox. one way <ii- tli>' other, wliether the cl'ildKn of .'.chool age jiM \a(( mated or not! Th"se fa( Is ;ue ihei-efoit. absolute proof of the entire folly of all conpul- sory vaccination oi school children and of the absurd theories of vaccinators in trying to inipiove the health of ?uch children, against a rare dls«'ase to which ih<y ;;rt least subject and whith in any case is one of our most Insigni- flcar:t causes of death, by delibctaily iiilniinv: all these <hlldi-fii with an artill- cial disease which now kills tiiasiy more of them than simillpox i"\cr does. This barbarous practiie .ci'if' on us by our medical societies, which profit extensively from it, is m.'i only a trnve medical malpractice bin liove, a nicdic-al .liiue on li.i (i oi'K- anil will hi steals all our thunder, puts the whole rule Is the only universal creed. tage. We gain by cU ay: as well as by i to the innocent and forsaken children. business in bef.er shape than we could and pays lis regular ratea for publish¬ ing .1! Our friend, for any man that talks (hat way is tho friend of all good peo¬ ple, speaks of the comiiunily. He knows what tn;u term means. Per¬ haps, all of our readei s do. We go to the dictionary. "The community is Society's primaiy, organic cell. A col- ! lection of communes united under the rule of a sovereign power forms the Slate." There you have it. Freeport is a cell of the great community called the State or Covi-rnment. IJnt even a cell has divisions and the mluule particles forming it must work in harmony in order lo build ui) and support the larg¬ er body. We have yet to hear any person so rash or unreasonable as- to say that every nation now engaged in the Eur¬ opean war( is lully and wholly Justl¬ fled in making such warfare. Every single person luHy believes the result will be a work of desl.uction. All know that it wi:l take many years fo reconstruct, and there vill be losses that can never le replaced. And yet those nations ar" more fully ju^tifled in declaring thi.s unreasonable war than competing merchants in tb's vil¬ lage. Germany has no more cause for declaring w^r against France than one local newipaper agdinst another. All strife ard bitterness defeats Itself. Hate «¦« suicide These things enter into their victims, poison, kill and destroy be'S<U8e they are not en¬ tities, tbe natural, real and life giving cells. Love and helpful? aess are the nalne graces, tae real outltles. Jes\i» waa the Great Commoner Tbe solden The Nassau Post thanks Mr. George MacDonald, Piesident, and in a wider, sweeter sense than mere j. business courtc ..>. H's company fur- 1 speed. Wise is that iii.'in who knows when to hasli'ii and when to delay. \ii(l a lii tic less spi'i 1 d. a lit llio less rush, iihcs US a peace and serenity, of nishes liglH? ^'^jriiy sc. We shall use "i'"*'- " ciUmnes.s of spirit, a spiritual more of ir in the future. And he him- strength that can never be obtained self has furnished that better ,i^,,u I if''ontini.ally striMn. ." avoid th.. few vv'h'ch'guideth be spirit that makes 'sionds lost. plain the path of duty, and both Kiver aud receiv-i^r. 'nrichos THE AWFUL NECESSITY An ediloriai in the Hempstead Sen¬ tinel, referring to the accident at the grade crossing where four iiersons were killed, says: 'So many drivers must push their cr.rs U) almost the limit a good deal of i ^'''''<J*^^ procee,«ainL. th- 11,.. ^ that a few .seconds lost to ies- | ''""^'^ "ol"i»8 of na sen th" 'peed and listen means the loss in distance of many hundred feet." If by "driers" the writer means tbe hir^l man at the wheel, then there is some scense in the quotation for it Is a fa' t that it the speed crazed occu- paal.-^ ot the car beside or behind the driver, that is actually responsible for the accidents caused by reckless driv¬ ing. To the average automobile party, w'ly are the "few seconds lost in les¬ sening the speed," of such vital im¬ portance? Most of them are out joy riding. But few accidents occur where people are going to their places of bus- incFS. The particular party was re¬ turning from a pleasure trip. The daughters- of two of tbe passengers were preparing the dinner to welcome the home comers. Teh"few seconds lost" would have saved their lives. Sometimes we gain a great aeai tjj yeilding a little. Sometimes the "few seconds lost" meana an actual advan-1 those desolate, grief atricken women HARRASSING THE hED CROSS Kor day.s tfie Hed ( ioi^s S/iip, laden Willi nurses and supplies for .he woun¬ ded and suffering of any arm;-, has been held at ihe )>oi-i of ,\cw Voil., w: er quibbles con crniiiv, Mn- nationa!,i.\ of the crew. It is dirt'icult to I iia^i'i.!' a more llif lied Cross .0. ality, color, creed or ractes. It o:i'y heeds the call Ol the sufl'erini.'. The tiiiinod mirres. wearing their aacred ciiit liiii, go fear- le.ijlv on in the penorn iiiue of tlicii duly. Th" lior*'o;^ of th" batttle tiuld dc rot deter tli.-ni. The si-.-ht of the v*oun'"d causes no li.\s''iia .•iiiioii.;.', tlu'-.e liain"d women iiiir.ses. They bfo:-e accustomed to these si.tihts it is tue. but fney do no! become cal- lo\:rt Id them as the sold'ers do. '•he nations a-: wat I'uis' be blinded indec!.' '.o delay this ship on her er¬ rand of mercy when Ihi^re is such dire need of all that the Red Cross can per¬ form. And this society makes an ap¬ peal to our own citizens that we can¬ not well Ignore. While striving to be strictly neutral in all ways, this soci¬ ety gives about the only means to of¬ fer comfort and aid to the suffers ac¬ ross the =ca. And ;a^ heart of everyone mart no out to those wounded, dying men, to Let all contribute to this good cause and demand iluit the sum and pro ceeds of the contributions .uo to alle¬ viate the '.uffering as the donor in- t< I ded. ontrol ¦rves only IS a Kioss iiiedii-al inaliuael ice four eros¬ ion AGAIN THE GRADE CROSSING .\ (lisiialcli from Oc-ean ''ity, .N'ew .Jersey, gives a bi'iel' ;ic-roi;nt Iieaple beiii;; l::lle(l at .i rain ; liini;. It i.' aliiiosl an <--.,:iel n of an ;ic( idem editorially notieed in THE PO.ST of one week ayo. The tel ei;rapli dispatch says: "The autoliiobile was seen |,;,. ;ing tliroughf Palermo early today, fin th<- outskiits of the town witnesses of thc accident said the speed was increased to nearly forty miles an hour. The railroad crossin.u is screened by brush and trees and the auioiiiobile ap proached w iilir)iii decreasing its speed. .\s il ad valued toward the crossing a freight engine was also approjic hing. The aulomcjbilc hit li.e em^iii. lead on aud was hurled down ihc embank¬ ment, killing four of the occupants." It is base flattery, if not an abso¬ lute untruth to call such an occurance an "accident." Again the dictionary: "An event that takes place without cines foresight or expectations; a sud¬ den, unexpected event." Would not the most ordinary fore¬ sight have avoided this? ('ould .such an event be unexpected, all things con¬ sidered? If the paople in tbe auto¬ mobile had planned it all out for days In advance, could they have been more successful if suicide and self destruc¬ tion had been their purpose aud mo¬ tive? A new name is needed for sucb 'events." "Accident" is an untruth and th« word baa b««D worn to a tr&ttle it is, 1 be- soon rcdipiiizcd as such by our .luties. Coiiils and I.e;.;islatures,aiul will be Moliibited by I'ciml Law just as surely as Sniallpn. Iiiocula'ion and Arm-to-Artn N'accination have been pro¬ hibited. .Mid I now want in n;y that 1 regard il as a discredit to our Great Dejiaitiifnt o! i.diic aiiei.. wlnl is perhaps the highest oUlces in onr State (lovernnieni. <>n which wc -pciid the greatest amount of our public treasure, which is Iilil ll by learned and abie iiicn at th.e liead of our I'ublii L'ducatlonal .S.vstc!:]- a (ijprirdit. I I'l',•:!. tl-.;ii iluse learned men should be so easily misleil by the most slmi!:il!il inircr.l f;ilsel;c;ods ancl lallai ies on the subject of \ai-i-inaijon when a liiile independent study and investlKaiion down to basic fact., would show them tli-^ danreroUE folly and Ftupid falsehood of most of thc'.-e liiliaciL-s now maiiii.iiii.'d by a powcMul self-interested profession which pro.'ii.s greaily from thc.se medical practice.^ and al the same linie so fully coiitii.l.s all 111,1 jiiachmeiy ol \ii,-(l i^tatisiii.s ;iii(l il cm easily deny and con- c'-al I olli tlie public I.M- ull till- t).-ul or latal elicit;; ul lliis jiractlse that may oc-i .1! from liiiK to liiue. 1 111. refore now propose to give public- notii e lo tlie.se medical .societies and lo tlu Health Comml;,sioners of tliis ('ii\ and .--laie that in due time I will avail my.:.'li of my ri.glit. a.s a votev and laximyei In ihis ("Ity and .Siaie, and Of the powers pO'-" '.sec! by i iiizons under llio law, lo force tiieni to submit the death ceriiticatPs on file in c-criiiin cases to full iniblic scrutiny, whereby it will be show.i to tli(> iieoi lc l:ow many children and adults are killed every year di- rec-Mv and iitilKciiy ly \a( ciiiaiion, wliidi ilicy are sirhing so hard to uii- nece^.-arily force iiiKin e\cry c liikl a:id adult in this City and Stale while they coiiliiiiK 111 asseit lliat il is |,e:|,ei]>- .-,.le and liariiiless and is the only nil iu;s Kiiiiwii to pieMiii snialli'dx epidi inic--. Whereas, the easily deirion- sl'aied tail is Hal ^;c,id t-aritaiioii and stiick isolation, with or without limiied or Miiuiitary vac:cinatiijii is ;i!l iliai is iiec-essary to iirc\ciit am e|iii!e'ait-s, and tl.at ^-incial luiced and wiili spread vaccinaiion to ,r,reail;. men ase ilisi.ises ::iul dealli and whiili ¦ ouii iiiust be prevented by penal l;iw. .\s lo llie reee;:i lAperiiiK e o|- i )ie lowii Of Niagara I-'alls, on whii-h nniny fallai-ies Paic Im i ii ii'ie:ed t..\ vacc linitors, it may be proper to now say a few wdi-d'. Tliis sai: c- lnaltli lii pai iinerit Bulletin strives to show taht the cause of the sn allpox i pidi inic tpeii was due- to lack of vaccination and ils dis- appcanince to the hm- i.i \ .-m elnaiion. Tliesc tallacics 1 will not deal with just now e:.ri |,i ic) J,Iilil mil .¦¦i;ii,e I Dili pa lisoiis' wliicli will speak for llieiii- selves, and to say Unit tin i.eople uf Nitigara I-'alls, after their recent ex- perieni e are more- tlian c\ii (onvlm-e ul the foll.\. barbariiy, futility and fatality of all co!iijiii!^i,i,\ v k linaiion and are ,:.;iiiiily deiernitiied to Inne no more of it. First Comparison In .N';.:;;nra Falls in one year there occiir»-d by natural sniallpox OM I Un cum s of f:i-l<ness and only one death, in a population of about 40,00(1. I'd (ontia, ty artifical sniallpox, or vaccination, there w-i^re aboul l'I,(i|i(; ca.ses of sickiie:;s, dellbcj-;! tel\ intlic-teil, v, iili ihree cleati nre til" name: of the \.i\»\ viciiii's of vaeeinaiions' llemanl .\Ioian, ployee; AHks Hall, .-cliciol l.'acher; John i,i-oj>;c Clnimbers, special oflicet. Second Com.n.^rison The Hcalili .\esvs liiillctin slates Iriiiinphantly on pa,;e .',11, as an iilb ; eii p'.inl dl \ a'l in.'illon aiid ilaii;.!-; of nun \ aiciinil ion thai 'An ciiiilemic n: .\t u ^ c i k City of the .-anie scMiity a.s that wlij(-h prevailed in Niaiiaia I'all.- '.'. milil iiiran over 65,000 eases of smallpox." .\ow, percontia. ihe I'. .-¦' l.altleslnp oino, v.illi ils ilionniKlily Mtccinaled anil re vaccinated ciew of SOn tn'sons, had in Dec-ember. l!li:{, quite a Utile epi deinic of snialliui.x. in wl,ich tin re \.ire 2!l cases and .". deatliH, whicli is a case-rale of about :!o per ihoinand and a dealli laie ol aboul *; per thousand. This would mean in the- G nJllions in the city of .New York, If struck by an epidemic equal to Ihat in the well wic:( inaled balllesliip, thai Ihere would be aboiit ino.OOO ea.s-es o;' ."-iiiallpox and "0,000 deaths! -How c'o you like this coinpari:;(-i;. which i.': so Ilea, liy a»;ainst vaccination as lo make tiie argument from .\iai;(iia I'alls simply liciiculoiis? And don't you lliink thai "honors are easy" when we conn- to 'onipaie tin- case of the iH)orl\ \ acciniiied town with the weil vaccinated ship? In closin;; 1 must now a>;iiin c-nifiln: i/i ttie point iliai in all iliai we say w make no objection to voluntary vatcln.'ilion for any one who freely wishes it or really believes it <:e<etsary or useful, as we contend for full medical freedom lor al', just as we now enjoy full religious freedom. Whal we are warriii^' ag.iinst is sinlply all compulsory medicine and all niodlcai and statis¬ tical falsehood-! and concealnn nts, on whicfi this dant'eroiis me'dlcat bar¬ barism is based. (HAS. M. HKitilNS, Treai,ucur_AntT^Vafcination League of America. 271 Nint'ii .St.. l)rookl>n, .V Y., .Seplemlyl''r 4th, 1;H4. .Main Oflice of The League-M20 ChfstnSM St., Philadelphia, Pa. .John Pltcairn, President. I'oiie-r F. Cope, Se'retary. Note In a lew (l;i.\s another article will apjiear, giving advice to parents, te^acl.e r^ ami i cliool officers as to the- scope of the present vac.-einaiion law, and showing how this law- can be legally suspended by the local truKtecs or school board In any town or district, this Du ing In cnrwer to many lequests from all over the State. Following this anil lo of advice will appear extracts from many touching letferr fron parents of school children In different parts cf the State, sJiovln..' how llitlc children have been killed, crippled and injured by Hit taibarism of coinpulsoiy disease forced on our schools by thc taine men who profit by it and te.'U us It is perfectly safe and barr leiiB, which letters wiU be »ure to open tbe eyes of many p*ople on ibis iubj«ct. C. M. H. AAtmrtimuaamt 11.-I. <'ii.\
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Do you ever get that itch to be crafty... and then realize you're too lazy to go out and find/buy all the pieces for your theoretical project? Fortunately, Chic Maker, makes it easy to get your craft on without stepping one foot outside your house. They'll ship one of their monthly DIY jewelry kits with all the materials and instructions right to your doorstep! I discovered Chic Maker when I was perusing one of my favorite blogs Delighted Momma. Below you can see what she did with the March bracelet-making kit. The materials happen to be in one of my favorite color combos too- tan and teal. So cute!
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From acclaimed artist of Haibane Renmei, Yoshitoshi ABe
- Genre: Cyberpunk,Drama,Mystery,School,Sci Fi
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- Number of Episodes: 13
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Acclaimed artist Yoshitoshi ABe (Haibane Renmei, Texhnolyze) brings to life the existential classic that paved the way for blockbuster films such as The Matrix.
Close the World. Open the Next. Decades before the internet was something people carried around in their pockets, these words introduced anime fans to a surreal existence where computer monitors served as portals to brave new worlds. Serial Experiments: Lain and its deceptively "ordinary" title character redefined an entire generation's concept of the world wide web, prompting us all to suspiciously take note of humming power lines and central processing units. Follow along as fourteen year old Lain – driven by the abrupt suicide of a classmate – logs on to the Wired and promptly loses herself in a twisted mass of hallucinations, memories, and interconnected-psyches. Close the World. Open the Next. It's as simple as the flip of a switch.
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NO. TITLE ELITE WATCH FREE USER RATING 1 Weird TV-14 | 24:12
Lain wasn't interested in computers until she received her first email from a formerly suicidal classmate. Her newfound desire to connect with the dead will lead her into the twisted maze of the "wired world."
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Accela - a designer drug born of nanotechnology - is a big hit with the club kids, but what's that got to do with Lain? Only a madman who painted the dance floor with blood can answer that question - and he's dead.
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Lain has questions about a computer chip someone left in her locker, and her Dad's not talking. Some kids at the club say they know all about it - but they want a piece of Lain's wired wild side.
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The more involved with computers she becomes, the more Lain begins to transform. In the cybernetic cocoon that was once her room, she's hard at work blurring the lines between reality and the wired.
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Lain's friends suspect her involvement in a series of computer errors that caused a lethal traffic accident. Meanwhile, her sister is haunted by mysterious messages demanding that she "fulfill the prophecy".
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When an image of herself appears in the clouds, the "real" Lain enters the wired on a search for answers. Her quest leads to a "child-killer" scientist whose devious work is being exploited by the Knights.
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Covert agents in black suits take Lain in for questioning. When the interrogation hits too close to home, Lain flips from real to wired in the blink of an eye.
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Lain's unsavory behavior within the wired turns her into an outcast at school. Confused and alone, Lain investigates her own cyber-lifestyle only to be shocked by a voyeuristic incarnation of herself.
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A DJ at the club passes Lain a plain brown envelope containing a computer chip of unknown origins. Hoping to learn more about the clandestine technology, Lain abducts a young boy for a "date."
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Lain encounters a man who call himself the "god" of the wired, and members of the Knights all across the world log on to participate in a cryptic mass suicide.
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Lain risks a meltdown by uploading a Navi clone into her own brain. Later, the border between reality and the wired is threatened when Lain forces the world forget a secret that never should have been revealed.
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"God" preaches that our bodies are simply an obstacle preventing the evolution of mankind. An exhausted Lain appears willing to sacrifice her own flesh and blood until Alice convinces her to take a stand against the digitalized deity.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
Today's origins news roundup features an end-of-year look at some of 2013's major science highlights, a brief glimpse at what to watch for in the new year, and a few great science and faith resources from the past few weeks.
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
To understand more clearly where Polkinghorne lies on the larger landscape of science and religion, let's consider his approach to the Resurrection. Many contemporary thinkers, including some theologians and clergy, believe that "science" has somehow made it impossible to believe in the Resurrection, the deity of Jesus, and even belief in the transcendent God of the Bible.
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the current anthropological understanding of human evolution, which takes into account research into both physiological and cultural developments among our ancient ancestors.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
Does God need to supernaturally "intervene" in order to bring about the diversity of life that we observe today? Is that kind of action different from God's ordinary action? We begin our three-part series with Robert John Russell's description of how views of divine action have changed throughout history, excerpted from his book Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega. Part 2 addresses why "intervention" in the natural world is a problem philosophically, theologically, and scientifically; and Part 3 explains Russell's own theory of divine action in the natural world.
While the specific "how" of our being made into the image of God will probably always remain a mystery, the Bible and creeds are clear on the "why" of our creation: we were made to worship the Lord, and be in relation with Him and each other.
We think that God created all living organisms, including humans, through the evolutionary process. But acceptance of creation through evolution does not mean that we reject the notion of a miracle-working God. On the contrary...
This blog series by Dennis Venema undertakes the task of clarifying numerous aspects of evolution that often become misconstrued by Christians. He first discusses the idea of speciation in a population over time, later applying it to the speciation process that occurred among hominids (human ancestors) which led to modern humans. He continues to support this idea by exploring so called "Mitochondrial Eve,""Y Chromosome Adam" and other compositional clues of the human genome.


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New Fossil Species: Origin of Toothed Whale Echolocation
Mar. 12, 2014 A new fossil species, Cotylocara macei, shows evidence of echolocation and the complex anatomy underlying this unique behavior that has evolved in toothed whales, dolphins and porpoises. "Its ... full story -
New Fossil Find: Precursor of European Rhinos Found in Vietnam
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Prequel Outshines the Original: Exceptional Fossils of 160-Million-Year-Old Doahugou Biota
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Mass Strandings of Marine Mammals Blamed on Toxic Algae: Clues Unearthed in Ancient Whale Graveyard
Feb. 25, 2014 Modern whale strandings can be investigated and their causes identified. Events that happened millions of years ago, however, are far harder to analyze -- frequently leaving their cause a mystery. ... full story -
Seal Evolution: Sexual Dimorphism in Pinnipeds Arose Around 27 Million Years Ago as Climate Changed
Feb. 19, 2014 Modern pinnipeds (the group that includes seals, sea lions and walruses) show a range of sexual dimorphism (large differences in size between males and females) and mating systems that span the ... full story -
Habitat of Early Apes: Evidence of the Environment Inhabited by Proconsul
Feb. 18, 2014 An international team of anthropologists has discovered definitive evidence of the environment inhabited by the early ape Proconsul on Rusinga Island, Kenya. The findings provide new insights into ... full storyMore: -
Revision to Rules for Color in Dinosaurs Suggests Connection Between Color and Physiology
Feb. 12, 2014 New research revising rules on deciphering color in dinosaurs may provide a tool for understanding the evolutionary emergence of flight and changes in dinosaur physiology. While surveying melanosome ... full story -
'Steak-Knife' Teeth Reveal Ecology of Oldest Land Predators
Feb. 7, 2014 The first top predators to walk on land were not afraid to bite off more than they could chew, a study has found. Researchers suggest that Dimetrodon, a carnivore that walked on land between 298 ... full story -
A 'Smoking Gun' on Ice Age Megafauna Extinctions
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Strange Marine Mammals of Ancient North Pacific Revealed
Feb. 5, 2014 The pre-Ice Age marine mammal community of the North Pacific formed a strangely eclectic scene, new research reveals. Studying hundreds of fossil bones and teeth excavated from the San Francisco Bay ... full story -
Sucker-Footed Fossils Broaden Bat Map: Fossilized Teeth Show Bat Family Belongs to Primitive Lineage, Had Broad Range
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Old Bird, New World: Did the South American Hoatzins Originate in Europe?
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New Fossils Shed Light on the Origins of Lions, Tigers, and Bears
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Reconstructing the New World Monkey Family Tree: After Landing in Americas, Primates Spread as Far as Caribbean, Patagonia
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Ancestor of Snakes, Lizards Likely Gave Birth to Live Young
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New Fossil Species Found in Mozambique Reveals New Data on Ancient Mammal Relatives
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Big Brains Are All in the Genes
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Dogs Likely Originated in Europe More Than 18,000 Years Ago, Biologists Report
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MannKind Corporation Will Submit for FDA Approval for It's SUPRA Inhaled InsulinPosted: Thursday, February 08, 2007It has been described by Jay Skyler, a leading diabetologist, as the first in a new class of diabetic therapies, "Supra-Rapid Acting Insulin's", that can change the way diabetes is treated. MannKind's investigational inhaled insulin product is based on its proprietary insulin Technosphere® formulation and MedTone® inhaler. The Technosphere® Insulin System has some important differentiating characteristics, which makes it not only a leading product in inhaled insulins, but a whole new class. This therapy consists of a proprietary dry powder formulation of insulin that is inhaled into the deep lung using our proprietary inhaler. Alfred E. Mann, states that, "We believe that the performance characteristics, unique kinetics, convenience and ease of use of the Technosphere Insulin System may have the potential to change the way diabetes is treated." Note: Just last Friday, MannKind Corporation was awarded the 2006 Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Innovation for its lead product, the Technosphere® Insulin System. Alfred E. Mann, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer presented at the Wachovia Securities Small and Mid-Cap Healthcare Conference last week. He stated that they will submit in 2008 for final approval for the new inhaled Supra-Rapid Acting insulin. It will be for prandial insulin deliver for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics. Alfred E. Mann stated that this is a whole new class of drugs to treat diabetes. For the first time you do not have to titrate the insulin, nor count your carbs and it will not cause hypoglycemia no matter how much you use. Doctors will not be afraid to use it, because of its ability not to cause hypoglycemia. Because it is not necessary to titrate, there will be no need to check blood sugars prior to inhaling before eating a meal. It will it probably not even be necessary to educate the patient on the precautions of using insulin. In particular, we have observed in our clinical trials to date that the Technosphere Insulin System produces a profile of insulin levels in the bloodstream that approximates the insulin profile normally seen in healthy individuals immediately following the beginning of a meal, but which is absent in patients with diabetes Sit down to a meal, put a cartridge in and press a button and puff. Usually just one cartridge. It will be the first in a totally new class of medications. All other insulin's are hexameric that need to be broken down in the body, not so with monomeric, which makes it much quicker to react and has a much shorter duration. It will peak in 12-14 minutes and its duration will last only 3 hours, which is the time the food is entering the blood. What is really unique is that it will not cause WT. GAIN. No snacks required! In our clinical trials to date, we have observed no difference in pulmonary function between patients treated with Technosphere Insulin and patients treated with standard diabetes care. However, the longest study that we have completed so far is a six-month trial. In a survey of 425 doctors, 9% said they would even recommend it before diet and exercise. They feel that 42% of those requiring insulin will be on this new Supra Insulin. With the first Phase 3 trial being completed, they have yet to take on a partner. In September 2006, MannKind completed patient enrollment in a pivotal, two-year, Phase 3, safety study of Technosphere Insulin that will compare the pulmonary function of diabetes patients randomized to either Technosphere Insulin or standard diabetes care. MannKind are continuing to enroll patients in three other major Phase 3 clinical trials two of which are pivotal efficacy trials. They anticipate that their entire clinical trial program, including several special population studies, will involve more than 4,500 patients. Source: Diabetes In Control |
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The US Obesity Epidemic is Due Solely to Increased Food IntakePosted: Tuesday, May 26, 2009The amount of food Americans eat has been increasing since the 1970s, and that alone is the cause of the obesity epidemic in the US today [1]. Physical activity--or the lack thereof--has played virtually no role in the rising number of expanding American waistlines, according to recent research. Source: Diabetes In Control: Presented at the 2009 European Congress on Obesity. Swinburn B. Increased energy intake alone virtually explains all the increase in body weight in the United States from the 1970s to the 2000s. 2009 European Congress on Obesity; May 6-9, 2009; Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Abstract T1:RS3.3. |
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A Little Jazz Scarf* in Sock Club & Kit Patterns of Ages Past from The Loopy Ewe
It's here, the A Little Jazz pattern, designed by Samantha Roshak!
Is it a mini shawl? A scarf? Whatever you want to call it, the long half-moon shape and unique construction combine to create a versatile and interesting knit. There is no picking up stitches for the ruffle, no holes down the middle, and no need for a pin to keep it on your neck (they sure are cute, though)! Here is a YouTube video showing how to close the gaps on A Little Jazz scarf.
Size: 42" wide at top border and 8" down center
Yarn: Fingering weight yarn, approx. 440 yards
Needles: US size 5 (3.75mm) 32" or longer circular needle US size 7 (4.5mm) needle, or 2 sizes larger than the needle needed to obtain gauge, for bind off
Gauge: 5 sts and 8 rows per inch in garter stitch with smaller needle
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