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"Shards of glass can cut and wound or magnify a vision," Terry Tempest Williams tells us. "Mosaic celebrates brokenness and the beauty of being brought together." Ranging from Ravenna, Italy, where she learns the ancient art of mosaic, to the American Southwest, where she observes prairie dogs on the brink of extinction, to a small village in Rwanda where she joins genocide survivors to build a memorial from the rubble of war, Williams searches for meaning and community in an era of physical and spiritual fragmentation.
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BOOK IVOn the Proliferation of the Laws
chapter oneNatural Causes of the Proliferation of the LawsThe proliferation of the laws flatters the lawmaker in relation to two natural human inclinations: the need for him to act and the pleasure he gets from believing himself necessary. Anytime you give a man a special job to do, he does more rather than less. Those who are ordered to arrest vagabonds on the main roads are tempted to look for quarrels with all travelers. When spies have not found out anything, they invent. It has been remarked that all one needed to do in a country for talk of conspiracies to be heard constantly was to create a ministry to maintain surveillance on conspirators. Those in government always want to be governing; and when, because of the division of powers, a group of them are told to make laws, they cannot imagine they could possibly make too many. Lawmakers parcel out human existence, by right of conquest, like Alexander's generals sharing the world. chapter twoThe Idea Which Usually Develops about the Effects Which the Proliferation of the Laws Has and the Falsity of That IdeaPeople normally think that when the government allows itself to multiply prohibitive and coercive laws at will, provided that the intention of the legislator is clearly expressed, provided that the laws are not in any way retroactive, provided that citizens are told in time of the rule of behavior they must follow, the [84] proliferation of laws has no drawback other than cramping individual freedoms a little. This is not the case. The proliferation of laws, even in the most ordinary of circumstances, has the bad effect of falsifying individual morality. The actions which fall within the competence of government, according to its primary purpose, are of two kinds: those intrinsically harmful which government must punish; and arrangements contracted between individuals which government must uphold. As long as government stays within these limits, it does not establish any contradiction, any difference, between legislative morality and natural morality. But when it prohibits actions which are not criminal or demands the completion of those which have not become obligatory owing to prior contract and which consequently are based only on its will, there are brought into society two kinds of crimes and two kinds of duties: those which are intrinsically such and those government says are such. Whether individuals make their judgment subservient to government or maintain it in its original independence, this produces equally disastrous effects. In the first hypothetical case, moral behavior becomes hesitant and fickle. Acts are no longer good or bad by reason of their good or bad outcomes, but according to whether law commands or forbids them, much as theology used to represent them as good because they pleased God, rather than as pleasing to God because they were good. The rule of the just and the unjust is no longer in the consciousness of man but in the will of the legislator. Morality and inner feeling undergo an unfathomable degradation through this dependence on an alien thing, a mere accessory—artificial, unstable, and liable to error and perversion. In the contrary case, in which a man—by supposition—opposes the law, the result is first of all many individual troubles for him and those whose fates depend on his. But in the second place, will he bother for very long disputing the law's competence in matters he considers outside it? If he violates prohibitions and orders which seem to him arbitrary, he runs the same dangers as he would infringing the rules of eternal morality. Will not this unjust equality of consequences bring about a confusion in all his ideas? Will not his doubts, without distinction, touch on all the actions the law forbids or requires, and in the heat of his dangerous struggle with the institutions menacing him, do we not have to fear that he will soon not be able to tell good from bad any longer, nor law from the state of nature?1 [85] Most men are kept from crime by the feeling of never having crossed the line of innocence. The more restrictedly that line is drawn, the more are men put at risk of transgressing it, however light the infraction. Just by overcoming their first scruples, they have lost their most reliable safeguard. To get around restrictions which seem to them pointless, they use means which they could use against the most sanctified of laws. They acquire thereby the habit of disobedience, and even when they want some end which is still innocent, they go astray because of the means they are forced to follow to achieve it. Forcing men to refrain from things which are not forbidden morally or imposing on them duties which morality does not require of them, is therefore not only to make them suffer, but to deprave them. chapter threeThat the Principal Benefit Which Supporters of Democratic Government Are Looking for in the Proliferation of the Laws Does Not ExistWe said that proliferation of the laws was the sickness of states claiming to be free. The friends of democratic government have recourse to a specious argument to justify them. It is better, they say, to obey laws than men. The law must command in order that men shall not. This is no doubt true, when it is a question of obeying, and when commanding is called for. On countless matters, however, men and law alike should keep quiet, since one should not obey either. Moreover, it is a mistake to hope the proliferation of laws will save us from the tyranny of men. In multiplying laws you necessarily create more government agents. Consequently you give a larger number of men power over their fellows and thus double the likelihood of its arbitrary misuse. This is because however precise these laws, there is always the possibility of arbitrariness, if only in the more or less severe exactness with which they are carried out. [86] Furthermore, all written law is liable to evasion. The legislator tries in vain to provide for this with minatory precautions and detailed formalities. His expectations are always disappointed. Out of the challenge which each individual puts to the laws comes an infinite diversification of actions. A fatal struggle begins between legislator and citizen. Individual wills are irritated to find everywhere a general will which claims the right to repress them. The law subdivides, becomes more complex, multiplies: all in vain. People's actions always manage to slip away from its proceedings. The legislator wants to defend his work just as the citizen defends his freedom. A law disobeyed calls for a tougher one. This in turn, if it is not carried out, calls for a harsher one still. The progression is endless. Finally, the legislator, tired of so many futile efforts, stops making precise laws, because experience has convinced him they are too easy to evade, however strict they may be. He makes vague laws and in this way the tyranny of men is in the final analysis the result of the proliferation of laws. It was in this way in our country that those claiming to be republicans began with hundreds of decrees—puerile, barbarous, and never carried out—against the clergy. They ended by giving five men the right to deport priests without trial.2 chapter fourOn the Corruption Which the Proliferation of the Laws Causes among the Agents of the GovernmentAnother drawback of the proliferation of the laws is that it inevitably corrupts the agents charged with making sure that [87] they are not broken or evaded. The law does not need to pay informers to make sure crimes are tracked down and punished. The individuals they hurt naturally take it upon themselves to demand reparation for them. But when laws proliferate, this is a sign that government is no longer keeping to its natural sphere; and then its activities run up against new obstacles. When, on the pretext that this is useful, the laws are aimed at things which are by their very nature not criminal, no one has any interest in denouncing transgressions which do him no harm. Government has to create an interest group; only corruption can create this. In this way, by acting outside its proper sphere, government corrupts, not only in a general way, as we saw above, those on whom it acts; it also corrupts in particular those through whom it acts. Hired ruffians, spies, and informers are men too. When the government buys them to push them to the extremities of perversity and infamy, it is dedicating a portion of the citizen-body to baseness and crime and aiming a blow at the morality of the rest, by offering everyone the example of crime rewarded. Those in power wrongly imagine that they alone profit from the corruption of their agents. The men who sell themselves to the government by betraying others, sell themselves in the same way to others by betraying government. Such depravity is communicated to all classes of people. Prohibitive and coercive laws are always instruments of a dangerous sort, and the danger increases as their number and complexity grow. Laws even when directed against crime are not without drawbacks, but they are legitimated by their urgent necessity. In face of the certain prospect of the whole of society falling apart, the outcome which the impunity of crimes would produce, any drawbacks in the detail must count for nothing. When, however, it is a question of usefulness only, that is, of an imprecise and shifting calculus, what could be more absurd than sacrificing to this calculus known advantages: calm, happiness, and the good morals of the governed? These observations hold equally strongly under all forms of government. They apply especially, however, to governments affecting to be free. Some so-called lovers of freedom have for too long cherished the idea of controlling all human actions and destroying in the human heart anything going against their deliberations or resisting their theories. The laws of liberty, says Rousseau, are a thousand times [88] more austere than the tyrant's harsh yoke.3 It is no wonder these ardent and bungling apostles have made the doctrine they preached in this way so detested. One can repeat in vain: the most indispensable condition for getting men to adopt the principles of liberty will always be, whatever one does, the possession of liberty. chapter fiveAnother Drawback of the Proliferation of the LawsLaws proliferate against the intentions and even without the knowledge of the successive generations of legislators. They pile up in various branches, fall into disuse, and are forgotten by the governed. They hover above them, even so, hidden in a cloud. "One of the worst aspects of the tyranny of Tiberias," says Montesquieu,4 "was his abuse of old laws." Tiberias had inherited all the laws produced by the civil strife in Rome. Now, civil strife produces violent and harsh laws and on top of these countless detailed regulations which are destructive of all individual freedom. These things survive the storms which created them. The government which inherits this pernicious armory finds every injustice authorized in advance by the laws. For purposes of large-scale persecution, there is an arsenal of unknown laws, legitimating every iniquity. For everyday purposes there is a repertoire of controls, less odious but more routinely vexatious. In this situation, everything favors the government and [89] imperils the citizens. The government takes it upon itself not to execute defective laws or barbarous ones. This can hardly be seen as a crime. In this way, however, it gets used to infringing its duties and soon comes to subject the whole corpus of law to its adjudication. All its actions end up being arbitrary. Nor is this all. The government does not repeal these oppressive laws, the nonenforcement of which wins public gratitude. They lie as if in ambush, ready to reappear at the first signal and fall on the citizens unawares. I think it would be a useful safeguard in all countries if there were an obligatory periodic revision of all the laws at fixed intervals. Among those nations which have bestowed legislative powers on representative assemblies, these bodies would naturally be given this function. After all, it would be absurd if the body which votes the laws did not have the right to rescind them and if its work were to go on in uncorrected error, in spite of that body's own judgment, and in spite of its regrets and remorse. This organization would then be like our former and detestable statutes concerning those accused of trying to emigrate. The government had the power to put people on the list but not to remove them,5 an admirable arrangement for making injustice irreparable. In those countries with all power concentrated in the same hands, it would still be salutary to require government to let it be known periodically which laws it wants to keep. All the branches of the law contain some which governments make use of, because they find them ready-made. But they would often be ashamed to take upon themselves the public responsibility of a new approbation. CONSTANT'S NOTES[1. ]See Constant's Note A at the end of Book IV. [2. ]This is a reference first of all to the law of 20 fructidor an III (6 September 1795), then to that of 3 brumaire an IV (25 October 1795), which arranged for measures against refractory priests, and that of 7 vendémaire an IV (29 September 1795), which required priests to recognize the people's sovereignty; and next to the law of 19 fructidor an V (5 September 1797), which effectively authorized the Directory to deport priests who would not comply. The issue is summarized in the book by Denis Woronoff, La république bourgeoise de Thermidor à Brumaire, 1794–1799, Paris, Ed. du Seuil, 1972, pp. 139–146 (Nouvelle histoire de la France contemporaine, 3). For more details, see Jean Boussoulade, L'Eglise de Paris du 9 Thermidor au Concordat, Paris, Procure générale du Clergé, 1950. [3. ]Hofmann has not located this sentence anywhere in Rousseau's work. [4. ]See Constant's Note B at the end of Book IV. [5. ]On this jurisprudence, see Marc Bouloiseau, Etude de l'émigration et de la vente des biens des émigrés (1792–1830), Paris, Impr. nat., 1963, Deuxième Partie, Les étapes de la législation, Ch. 1, pp. 76–91. [A. [Refers to page 64.]]Esprit des lois, XXIV, 14, "The laws which make what is unimportant be seen as necessary have as a disadvantage that they make what is necessary seem unimportant." [B. [Refers to page 67.]]Esprit de lois, VII, 13. |


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It is 1803, six years since Elizabeth and Darcy embarked on their life together at Pemberley, Darcy's magnificent estate. Their peaceful, orderly world seems almost unassailable. Elizabeth has found her footing as the chatelaine of the great house. They have two fine sons, Fitzwilliam and Charles. Elizabeth's sister Jane and her husband, Bingley, live nearby; her father visits often; there is optimistic talk about the prospects of marriage for Darcy's sister Georgiana. And preparations are under way for their much-anticipated annual autumn ball. Then, on the eve of the ball, the patrician idyll is shattered. A coach careens up the drive carrying Lydia, Elizabeth's disgraced sister, who with her husband, the very dubious Wickham, has been banned from Pemberley. She stumbles out of the carriage, hysterical, shrieking that Wickham has been murdered. With shocking suddenness, Pemberley is plunged into a frightening mystery. Inspired by a lifelong passion for Austen, P. D. James masterfully re-creates the world of Pride and Prejudice, electrifying it with the excitement and suspense of a brilliantly crafted crime story, as only she can write it. About the AuthorP. D. James is the author of fourteen previous books, nine of which have been filmed and broadcast on television. She spent thirty years in various sections of the British Civil Service, including the Police and Criminal Law Departments of the Home Office. She has served as a magistrate and as a governor of the BBC. P. D. James is the recipient of many prizes and honors, and in 1991 was created Baroness James of Holland Park.
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Parmesan Zucchini Rounds
It was so sunny and warm last week that I started getting prematurely excited for one of my favorite summer vegetables, zucchini. Of course, it went back to being cold this week and even snowed last night (really?), but my zucchini craving remained. I've had this recipe bookmarked from Cooking Light for a long time, so this seemed like the perfect time to finally try it! Cooking Light labeled these as "chips" but when I cut them into ¼" rounds as instructed the zucchini did not get crispy, so I'm calling them rounds. You could probably cut them thinner if you want them to be chips, but I actually think I like them better this way. The Parmesan and bread crumb coating gets crispy but the zucchini on the inside remains soft and juicy. Parmesan and zucchini is such a tasty flavor combination and these rounds make a great side dish, snack or appetizer. Serve them in place of starchier side dishes like potato chips or French fries for a healthy swap!
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I completely identify with the sentiment in that song every time my alarm goes off on a weekday. I would love to snuggle up in my bed a little longer and then leisurely get up, stay in my pajamas and have someone make me banana pancakes. Doesn't that sound perfect? While it may not be very practical to sleep in and stay in your PJs every day, with a recipe this quick and easy to throw together (even on a weekday morning) you can have your banana pancakes and pretend just a little.
I used a nice, ripe, sweet banana and since there's already syrup in these pancakes, it was the perfect amount of sweetness for me. Not too much, not too little. If you're jonesing for a little more syrup though, you could always serve some on the side for dipping or drizzle a little more over the top.
I actually made a few of these with bacon or breakfast sausage in addition to the banana bites, but I thought the banana ones were by far the most delicious. In case you're wondering, three strips of cooked turkey bacon or two Wegmans chicken breakfast sausage links can be exchanged for the banana in this recipe and it does not change the Weight Watchers Points+ value. I will definitely try these again with other fruits, especially blueberries. I think I see mini chocolate chip pancake bites in my future as well. Any of your favorite pancake mix-ins should work! I love that these are only 1 Weight Watchers Point+ each – I got to eat a handful of light, fluffy banana pancake bites for very low points. Get creative and if you come up with any other amazing mix-ins, I'd love to hear them!
I made bacon and sausage ones too, but the banana ones were by far the yummiest
Buffalo Chicken Wraps
As many of you know, I'm a Buffalo girl. I grew up in Buffalo, and I live there now. It's entirely possible that I have wing sauce running through my veins. Needless to say, I love Buffalo chicken. I could probably make a different Buffalo chicken recipe every week and never tire of it. In the past I've already made Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Chili, Buffalo Chicken "Cupcakes", Buffalo Chicken Bites, Buffalo Chicken Roulades, and Buffalo Wing Hummus. I have loved every single one of them.
I don't have a lot of wraps or sandwiches on my blog yet, and my brainstorming session for creating a new wrap idea went something like this: "Buffalo chicken? Yes." Satisfied that no further brainstorming was needed, I set to work figuring out how to perfect a lightened up Buffalo Chicken Wrap. It totally lived up to my expectations. My pound of chicken contained four breasts, so I tried four different ways of layering the wing sauce in the breading before determining that coating it in the sauce last was the way to go. I also tried the bread crumbs toasted and untoasted and preferred toasted. I tried the wrap with a wedge of Laughing Cow blue cheese and then again with Marie's Light Chunky Blue Cheese dressing and found the dressing was so much better for this particular recipe.
I loved this wrap. It turned out exactly the way I'd hoped. I know some of you are going to ask if you can use ranch dressing instead of blue cheese. The Buffalonian in me gets an aghast look on her face and screams "NOOOOOO!!!" in horror. Such a suggestion is heresy in Buffalo. The food blogger in me (who realizes that outside of Buffalo many people eat their wings this way and that some people don't even like blue cheese dressing) still looks aghast but begrudgingly says "I guess so…" which dilutes that wing sauce running through my veins just a little bit. Sigh. It's a Buffalo thing.
Slow Cooker Chicken Parmesan
I get a lot of requests for more slow cooker recipes and since I've been craving Italian food a lot lately, I decided to combine the two! I've slow cooked chicken breasts in various sauces before and they've always turned out well, so I figured Chicken Parmesan was the perfect next step. Who doesn't love seasoned, breaded chicken smothered in marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese? As with all the best slow cooker recipes, this is very easy to make. The prep time is less than 10 minutes and then your work is done until you're ready to eat! I served this with a side of wheat spaghetti and pasta sauce, but you could definitely serve it with vegetables or a salad if you want to get some greens in. Some days you just don't want to spend a whole lot of time in the kitchen, and this is the perfect recipefor one of those days.
Spicy Sesame Noodles with Chicken
This is a really simple and delicious Asian dish you can prepare quickly at home for a weeknight meal you feel great about. The sauce is fabulous: spicy, savory, a little nutty from the sesame oil, a little sweet from the honey. It's got a taste of everything. The snow peas give a nice crunch to the dish and scallions and cilantro add some freshness. I thought a one cup serving (6 P+) was filling, but I included nutritional information for 1 ½ cups as well in case you're extra hungry. This meal comes together very quickly and tastes like it took a lot more effort. That's my definition of a perfect weeknight dinner!
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"New Wave is Back!", says Multi-Platinum Music Producer FORD, who has made a nice career producing and mixing records for the biggest stars in the world.
For 15 years, FORD has been on the cutting edge of music production bridging the gap between underground electronic music and mainstream artists. "Preferred music styles run in cycles and the timing couldn't be more perfect to re-introduce the slick gothic-electro sound reminiscent of early 80's New Wave artist like Depeche Mode, The Cure, Bauhaus, U2, New Order, OMD, The Cult and others." FORDs highly anticipated new album "Psychonaut", due at retail outlets April 2010, is a totally awesome reinvention of the classic early 1980's sound with a very fresh Roctronica/ Electro twist.
This is the first solo album of FORD's career. Over the years, FORD has developed countless dance artists scoring 7 Billboard Top Ten Dance Hits with 4 different artists, and he has produced countless other productions and remixes for the likes of Michael Jackson, Missy Elliot, Jewel, Rob Thomas, iiO, Natasha Bedingfiled, Ciara, Craig David, Ludacris, Twista and many others. With 19 Gold & Platinum Record Plaques hanging on the wall and 13 million in sales notched into his score card, FORD is ready to try something new and his solo project is it. "The truth is I'm turning 40 this year, way too old in the eyes of the music industry, but I don't really care. This is the best music I have ever written or produced, this is my Magnum Opus and being the artist was something that I had never done"
Aside from the lush melodic sound and mood that would make any Depeche Mode fan weak at the knees, what makes this album particularly unique is the subject of its lyrics. In 2005, FORD took a hiatus from the music industry to write and publish a book on higher consciousness and self-realization, a subject at the heart of FORDs life. This real life guru has become well known in the circles of expanded consciousness and enlightenment and his book, "Becoming God" is seeing the same success as his music releases (at one time reaching the No. 2 position on the Lulu Best Seller list). "After publishing the book, I really didn't know what I wanted to do. The logical next move was to combine my two favorite loves together, New Wave 80s music and the topic of conversation that we all secretly love to ponder. It was simply the law of attraction that moved me into a universe where 80s music was making a huge comeback." The lyrics of all of FORDs songs are philosophically deep and thought provoking. Their meaning seems to unfold to a deeper level with every listen.
FORD is the lead singer of the three piece band he put together to perform this album LIVE set in a psychedelic wonderland setting Dance Club Patrons have never seen before. And, since the band has an over all Roctronica vibe, Rock venues will happily embrace this very electro sound as well. This truly is the convergence of Rock and Dance Music together as one. "I've never had so much fun in my life. I feel like a kid again staying up all night rockin' out and programing weird cool sounds along with my original band mates from college. To have this music as the beacon for a such a divine subject is ridiculous, but it sure is fun!"
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Resolving Conflict Sans Litigation |
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Warranties are the Pandora's Box of electronics manufacturing. For starters, determining whether it's the board, the components or the soldered connections that caused the failure is expensive and cumbersome – and not always definitive. Moreover, the tremendous expense involved to remediate not just the services provided but the components could wreck many companies. As such, most contracts eschew clauses establishing comprehensive terms and conditions surrounding warranties. Circuits Assembly editor-in-chief Mike Buetow recently spoke with Ed Childress, president and CEO of EMS provider Syncro Corporation (syncroems.com), about the issue. CA: Ed, tell our readers a bit about Syncro's EMS capabilities and markets. EC: Syncro has been in the electronics outsourcing business for more than 30 years, focusing primarily in automotive aftermarket, industrial, medical and RF applications. Our typical customer requires a variety of PCB assemblies (medium mix/medium volume) with some type of enclosure. Many of our programs utilize a Kanban model with releases as often as twice a week. Engineering services are flexed into projects at varying degrees from conceptual stage to product enhancement to test development. We have a culture in our organization that allows our customers peer-to-peer communications. We also support the traditional approach of program management for new projects. In a nutshell, we can provide full lifecycle support from product design and manufacturing through distribution and post-manufacturing support as required by each customer. CA: On the subject of support, product warranties are one of the least discussed elements of the EMS-OEM relationship. Why is that? EC: Typically, an EMS provider does not take on new business with the expectation of significant warrantable failures. However, OEMs move business quite often due to quality/warranty issues, real or perceived. A clearly defined warranty clause is important when preparing the manufacturing agreement. Another important tool we use to head off potential warranty problems is a vigorous design and process FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis), completed in conjunction with our customer. CA: Not long ago, Syncro was involved in a suit concerning a product you built. What is the background on that case, and how did it turn out? EC: One of Syncro's OEM customers was named in a product suit a few years back involving one of the customer's designed products. As may be considered normal, Syncro Corporation, as the EMS provider, was eventually named as an additional defendant. We were able to provide valuable support, including performing an extensive field test at their own facilities, which supported the customer's position that the product involved performed as designed. While none of us wishes to be involved in a lawsuit, sometimes that's just not possible. The necessary systems were in place to demonstrate the product continued to meet defined functionality test requirements and a defined test plan was in place that supported that each product was manufactured under the plan and tested prior to shipping. CA: Are certain end-products or markets more susceptible to warranty and liability issues? What steps should EMS firms take to mitigate potential problems? EC: Safety-related and consumer products tend to be more vulnerable to liability exposure. Design stability, product manufacturability and a sound test plan are key areas to help minimize warrantable failures and potential liability risk. Consistently monitoring attributes and first-pass yield data are proactive measures to ensure processes are in control. Be extremely cautious accepting programs that do not require a final test. CA: Should a liability lawsuit occur, what are the keys to prevailing? EC: We are a strong proponent of document control/retention practices and lot traceability. We presented a paper on the subject in 2006 at SMTA International titled "Managing Risk in Outsourced Product Development and Manufacturing." In it, Larry Fleming discusses important facets of development, including critical design review points, product validation elements, process attributes and human factors. CA: As a rule, when an OEM and its EMS supplier litigate, does that spell the end of the relationship? And if so, should an EMS supplier go to certain lengths to avoid a suit? EC: Unfortunately, this is typically the case. Preparing a robust and balanced manufacturing agreement that clearly outlines the responsibility of each party should be the foundation of the OEM-EMS partnership. It also builds trust early in the relationship, which motivates everyone to resolve conflict without litigation.
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ISRN Neurology
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 575168, 6 pages
Complications of Intrathecal Baclofen Pump: Prevention and Cure
1Pediatric Neurology and Movement Disorder Program, Oakwood Health System, Dearborn, MI, USA
2Department of Pediatric Neurology, National Neurosciences Institute, King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh 11393, Saudi Arabia
3Department of Neurosurgery, Henry Ford Health Systems, Detroit, MI, USA
4Operating Room Services, Oakwood Health System, Dearborn, MI, USA
Received 26 December 2011; Accepted 16 January 2012
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Copyright © 2012 Yasser Awaad et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Yasser Awaad, Tamer Rizk, Iram Siddiqui, Norbert Roosen, Kelly Mcintosh, and G. Michael Waines, "Complications of Intrathecal Baclofen Pump: Prevention and Cure," ISRN Neurology, vol. 2012, Article ID 575168, 6 pages, 2012. doi:10.5402/2012/575168


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The Big C Review: "Summer Time"
by Matt Richenthal at .Through two episodes, The Big C is worth a viewer's time due to a few funny lines and, most memorably, for Laura Linney's outstanding, versatile performance as Cathy Jamison.
But the series is already in danger of making this cancer-stricken woman a bit too unlikable. That is Showtime's specialty, of course. Some of its most successful shows focus on female protagonists that teeter on the edge of sheer awfulness. Think Nurse Jackie and Weeds.
I'm a fan of both those programs, and certainly don't need my main characters to be morally pure at all times. But my initial reaction to a couple of Cathy's decisions in "Summer Time" were simply: Well, that's just rude!
I know she has a new lease on life and all, but just walking out of therapy and yanking her son from summer camp in such an embarrassing fashion doesn't help the ones she loves. Really, at their heart, these actions are just selfish.
Moreover, at this rate, when Cathy dies, her family's reaction will be a mixture of anger and mourning. How could you not resent someone that didn't let you say goodbye?
Overall nit-picking aside, the episode had its humorous moments, namely:
- Dr. Todd's reaction to Cathy's naked body: "You have an awesome rack."
- Andrea serving as Cathy's back-up during the paintball-based heist of Adam.
- Paul mixing up "grass" for... you know.
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Despite the brilliant Oliver Platt and Laura Linney, the show is laughable and not in a good way. Linney's character annoys me in the same way that Holly Hunter's "Saving Grace" character annoyed me. A 40-something year-old woman who needs someone to tell her that she's attractive. A 40-something year-old woman who is discovering that she enjoys being a bitch. I'll give it one more episode because sometimes the characters are still finding themselves in the pilots and the first episode. But so far, way too much of the show is embarrassingly cliche.


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Rebecca Jean Price age 77 of Lynchburg, passed away Tuesday September 10, 2013 at her residence.
A native of Moore County she was a daughter of the late John Alton Taylor and Laura Mae Tipps Taylor.
She was a retired Inspector employed by Jack Daniels Distillery. She was a member of Brandons Chapel Church and in her spare time she enjoyed gardening attending gospel singings and her dog Buster.
She is survived by her son, Don Price of Lynchburg, daughter; Sharon Price of Tullahoma, brothers; George Taylor and his wife Mary of Winchester and John Taylor and his wife Hazel of Moore County, sister; Elaine Trail of Coffee County, grandchildren Jason Gunter and Nena Manon and her husband Jacob all of Moore County and eight great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, September 12, 2013 from 5-9 PM at Lynchburg Funeral Home.
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Nothing worth investigating—if it wasn't for the increasing concern or fanfare about Chinese FDI from Latin Americans. In response to cheer and outcry, think-tanks, venture capital firms, journalists, and academics like myself have been trying to piece together how much Chinese FDI really does flow to the region. The table (above, right) from a forthcoming paper I am working on exhibits just some of the largest projects in Latin America (those over $100 million) to reveal that FDI from China to Latin America is indeed approximately closer to the figures for total FDI into the region reported by China, at around $4 billion per year, but the composition of that investment is far from simply in tax havens.
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In addition to being "resource seeking," albeit to a lesser extent, Chinese FDI into the region is also "market-seeking" and "efficiency seeking." Chinese steel makers and auto companies such as Chery Auto have invested in
I co-chaired a multi-year effort where numerous economists from across
Will Chinese FDI behave differently than FDI largely of Western origin? It is too early to tell whether Chinese FDI into
Kevin P. Gallagher is an Associate Professor of International Relations at Boston University, and a Senior Researcher at the Global Development and Environment Institute. He is the co-author with Roberto Porzecanski of The Dragon in the Room:
Chinese investments in
Brazil | $7.50 |
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Last week, a Florida high school principal, Ariel Alejo (like the Little Mermaid, how cute), refused to allow a Tennessee assistant coach to enter campus and extend a scholarship offer to one of his students. Why? Because he's still upset over comments Lane Kiffin made last February after signing another Pahokee student, Nu'Keese Richardson.
Why might Principal Alejo (right) be upset? I don't know, it could have something to do with the fact that his public profile page for Pahokee High School features a Florida Gator at the bottom [Now replaced with the Pahokee High seal. Alejo's e-mail address has also been removed.] Alongside this quote, "I would also like for every student to graduate and go to college." What needs to be added to the end of the quote is this, "Unless they go to Tennessee." No matter which school you support, I think we can all agree, this is ridiculous and colossal misplacement of school time, energy and focus.
The average SAT at Pahokee is 780, the average ACT is 16.3, the school is below average in every major statistical computation used for testing students. Yet the principal of this school is trying to keep students from receiving scholarship offers from one particular college. Something, to be honest, he doesn't have the actual authority to do. A public high school principal can't ban one particular college -- his rival no less -- from recruiting athletes. Put simply, he doesn't have the authority to single them out. All he does is make overworked educators look out of touch, petty, and unintelligent.
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The day after Richardson signed with the Vols, Kiffin appeared at a booster rally and said that Richardson's papers were faxed from outside the high school. "Someone at the school was going to screw it up. The fax machine wouldn't work, or they would have changed the signatures - all the things that go on in Pahokee."
The implication was clear, that Pahokee administrators steer their football players, and they produce a ton of talent, to Florida. Only Richardson went to Tennessee. In the wake of those comments Kiffin apologized to Blaze Thompson, the head coach of the state champion football team.
He also apologized to the Pahokee community-at-large several months ago, "If I offended anybody in Pahokee or [anyone who] has to do with Pahokee or in the schools, I apologize; and I want to make sure it's understood that is not what was meant by it [the comments] at all, It was just an energetic breakfast with some of our donors."
But those apologies aren't enough for Principal Alejo. What does he want? According to the Palm Beach Post:
"Coach Kiffin publicly apologized to Blaze Thompson ... but I'm still waiting, and the community is as well," Alejo said. "It's what I think he owes the community of Pahokee and what he owes this school. His comments were made public, so now he needs to go publicly and retract those comments."
Alejo suggested Kiffin fly down and attend tonight's city commission session or the school's Student Advisory Council meeting May 19.
"If I were him, I would consider [going]," Alejo said. "If it was me, that's what I would do."
Yep, he wants Kiffin to attend a city council meeting. Until then the university is banned from campus.
Seriously, are you kidding me?
Principal Alejo is trying to hold a public university hostage until they meet his particular apology demands? I know we've entered a politically correct era that demands everyone be treated with kid gloves, but, come on, this is ludicrous and embarrassing to everyone associated with public education.
Here's what should happen instead, Principal Alejo should be fired. Right now. Immediately. Whoever is in charge of Florida's high schools should issue a statement. It should read as follows: "We're happy whenever any of our students receive scholarship offers to attend college. Particularly when those offers arrive for students from comparatively disadvantaged background who have to work twice as hard to achieve their college dreams. Principal Alejo showed not just bad judgment, but his actions were the anti-thesis of the principles we support in Florida schools. He's been reassigned to janitorial duties in Miami."
That's it. Ballgame.
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And the same result should hold true for any public school principal who feels compelled to step outside of the academic universe and attempt to dictate where and how kids can go to college to play sports. Do we really want to live in a country where the individuals in charge of shepherding teenagers to adulthood aren't adult enough to accept kids going to their rival colleges? Of course we don't.
By taking his idiotic stand, all that Principal Alejo has done is prove that he's not decent enough to sport the Gator logo on his principal web page. The University of Florida ought to contact him and ask him to take down the logo. He's giving them a bad name, and doing what once seemed impossible: Making Lane Kiffin look level-headed.


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